Insan gardash,
Insan wrote: Such things is impossible to be proved if they didn't call the UN officers to investigate and report it right after the incident took place
You must be kitting. During war time? In a situation of chaos?
And yes the one particular incident that I described can be verified, both from the UN and the Dhekelia british bases hospital. But was never used officially for propaganda purposes. The woman herself decided to appear live on TV (after 30 years!) to complain mostly
for the rejection of her own society. Second, the sister of my mother was a nurse at the Nicosia General Hospital. Do you think she was trying to propagandise by telling us-her family circle only - of what was going on at the Nicosia General Hospital until the end of 1974?
Third do you think Klerides legalised the abortions in 1974 for propaganda?
Fourth do you also doubt the Turk University proffessor Dr Kutchuk, who was an officer in the Turkish Army then? If yes then maybe I should go to ANT1 TV and ask a copy of the video.And upload it on the internet for you to see it.
Insan wrote: Ain't it your slogan which says "I will not forget."
However you are not sure as to what exactly we shall not forget do you? Well let me clarify it. All scholl defter (excercise books) have a photograph of Kyrenia on the cover and a banner "I shall not forget". What message would that give you if you were a GC schoolkid?
PS.1) You know very well that even during peace time the name of a victim of rape is
never made public, nor any trial made available for public viewing. That's why I said the matter of the rapes was never used for official propaganda from our side because that would require evidence, like the one you are asking now. Such a thing would cause even more harm to the victims than the one already done. Did you see any official site referring in any other way to the rapes other than with generalisations like "many rapes" etc? The details given here are from us to you so as to learn some things you did not know.(like we learned many things we did not know from you). Not to propagandise!
2)What if I tell you that in August 1974 we met a very old man (around 75 years old) in Kakopetria village (up the Troodos mountains) who with tears in the eyes was telling us his sufferings after the Turkish troops entered his village. Would you beleive that very hessitatingly in the end-after my mother insisted and asked him directly if the reason he was crying was that- he told us that yes the Turks "teased" both him and his old wife? "Tease" is an alternative mild expression in Greek for "f*ck". Would you call that old man or me a lier and a propagandist?On the other hand if you don't want to beleive them, then don't beleive them.
