Maximus wrote:Paphitis wrote:MR-from-NG wrote:Paphitis wrote:miltiades wrote:You are full of shit.ofcourse they said so. The people are saying so. The tv and all media. Now fuck off you moron.
Am I really Einstein?
Let me explain a few things to you. What makes you think the President is qualified to sack the police commissioner? What gives him the right to do this? Is it written in the constitution somewhere? Is there a law that allows the power to do this?
These things occur in totalitarian societies. It can happen in the USA because the POTUS has authority to appoint judges, and Police Commissioners of the FBI and so forth. A Mayor can appoint a Commissioner of their local police department. It makes these positions very much political appointments.
I'm sure it can happen in places like Russia too which is very totalitarian, unlike the US which is so but the anomaly with the US is that these positions are political which is not a good thing.
If that happened in Australia, there would be all hell breaking loose. Imagine the Prime Minister sacking a police commissioner. The people will be up in arms. It would never happen here because you are not allowed to politicize these appointments, or interfere with the Police or Courts. We are not a South American tinpot, or a totalitarian regime like Russia or have the kind of power the POTUS has.
I really want to know what this commissioner did, and how he was investigated and by whom.
Is it legit or did Anastasiades see an opportunity to sack a Commissioner that was probably appointed by AKEL, so he can put in his own puppet? These things are the questions I would be asking.
In Australia, a Prime Minister was pulled over by a police officer and fined for not wearing a seat belt FFS. Prime Minister couldn't sack them or interfere and they paid the fine because the media was watching for a scandal.
You made some very big claims. The only media I have seen make stupid claims which you seem to give credence to, is Cyprus Mail. No other reputable source is saying the kinds of things you are saying other than the cyPOL head being sacked because of the Serial Murder cases.
In Australia, and US we have had so many serial killers but we do not behave like Cypriot politicians do. Government does not interfere with the Judicial System or the Police. We have good police, flush with resources but there are so many crimes like this that remain unsolved. What friggin chance does CyPOL have? We have 45000 people missing in Australia, many are missing for many years. How the friggin heck can a PM come along and sack a Commissioner?
Mate, if the PM sacked any police officer in Australia, then you better explain why and I have not seen a very good explanation with any factual information or evidence whatsoever!
Bafidi, stop comparing Cyprus to all these other countries. We are talking about Cyprus and it's police force. Cyprus has nothing in common with the countries you are trying to compare it to.
Why wouldn't I compare!
Cyprus has had its very first serial killer. Unprecedented for Cyprus.
And everyone is behaving like CyPOL has greater capabilities the the Feds in Australia and USA. There are 45000 missing people in Australia mate.
45000! Let that sink in for just a second.
yet Cyprus has a few missing persons reports and everyone is saying they would have solved it after the second murder if it were not for their racism.
I mean Pffft!
You have a point Paphitis.
I have just been observing this thread unfold and elsewhere.
Those that say Cyprus cant be compared with other countries, then go on to proclaim that the Police in Cy could have prevented these serial murders after the 1st or second one simply have their comparisons backwards.
You would hear from the same crowd of like minded people on other threads criticize how Cyprus is backwards. These kinds of people like isolating cases in Cyprus so they can further their argument and criticism's in a vacuum. Which are usually flawed arguments from group think.
So, how is a backwards police force going to compare with a so called advanced one in another country that has thousands of people on a missing list?
Anyway, a thorough investigation needs to be conducted if a any police negligence.
proclaiming racism is a misguided reaction.
Exactly right!
They are arguing that CyPOL are racists. that they didn't care about the missing because they are foreigners.
I find that very hard to believe. I don't believe their race had anything to do with it.
But had they been Cypriot, they would surely be a lot easier to find. They were not. They were foreign and foreigners going AWOL isn't an unusual thing especially when their VISAs expire. Very easy for the cops to shrug it off.
These people are just looking for excuses to criticize.
Scotland Yard, Spanish Police and Interpol have been looking for a missing Child from a Spanish Resort for years now. According to their logic, CyPOL would have found them if the child was Cypriot.