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[bakala]

Rolo
i think you paint a picture of a peaceful ( i include TCs and GCs )people caught in the middle of a giant political Chess game where they get dragged into a civil war they didnt want and forced to take sides just to survive,
is that a fair evaluation Rolo ?

Sorry
Alexis and Rawk comment also please

[Agios Amvrosios]

bakala are you saying the solution is to make a drunken orgy

[bakala]

Agios
is it better to drink in friedship with a guy or fight him ?

[bakala]

sorry Agios
what i mean is sensible guys around a table like Rawk and Alexis are a bloody good start
and a better example than the polititions that do have the power to talk and search for a solution, and dont

[Agios Amvrosios]

maybe they can play spin the bottle

[rolo]

bakala

yup thats about it.

we as gcs and tcs were not the most educated of peoples during the 60's.
we were too eager to believe our own propagandas and impose our wills, instead of forging a united new "people".

we come from a tiny lovely island which had been a British military outpost for 60 years. All we had was fruits, veg, goats chickens and our rich histories.
we were politically naive.

we can still of course forge this new tribe, but now everyone is singing the same old song - "Forge it on his land first"


today the land issue is highly complex. much of it has now been handed down to the next generation, who have never set foot on that land, and with titles needs such as

"one third of a plot in between a walnut tree and two lemon trees next to a bush".

how will anyone know who owns what?

[bakala]

well its a good start

the ordinary people were manipulated by the political power mongers as always
the people at the top who were directing operations in the giant political chess game
and the people on the groundTcs and GCs dying for A cause they thought was Just,

As always the good guys loose
im gonna bed
thanks to Alexis Rawk And Rolo for talking sense
without the usual you stole this and i didnt do anythin crap
ill be looking for you guys on the boards tomorrow night
Gnight and sleep well

[cypezokyli]

just a comment.
the land registry in cyprus is very detailed.
its not complicated to find, what piece belongs to who. it is actually very easy .

believe me its the english who did that.
it works

the reconcilation commissions is sth that sould have be done long ago.... but, remember that we are not able to punish our own, who will accept to extend it to the other community ?

[Agios Amvrosios]

much of it has now been handed down to the next generation, who have never set foot on that land, and with titles needs such as

"one third of a plot in between a walnut tree and two lemon trees next to a bush".

how will anyone know who owns what?

I think that anyone who tries to muddy the waters by saying no refugees know what belongs to them will face a rude awakening in Court.

Most refugees know very clearly what is theirs thanks to detailed surveying and records at the Registry. But also because cypriots are very territorial when it comes to their homes. My uncle has spent $55,000 suing a nieghbour who encroached on his hobby farm worth only $85,000. He only was awarded party/ party costs of $20,000. Some Cypriots are just no good at commercial decisions. He is happy and actually bought his Australian lawyer a case of imported KEO. He says pelares like" its the price of justice."

[lysi]

Home buyers pressure group are a gang of british thieves who are trying to justify there purchase of stolen greek land and property, We who lost are homes and land must condem this bunch of crooks.