GreekIslandGirl wrote: I don't know of any innocent TCs being killed
The hypocrisy of you claiming the above and then immediately following it with
GreekIslandGirl wrote:and you don't need to try and throw propaganda at me as I've seen enough to know it's just that.
Is epic even by your standards GiG. Your claim above
is propaganda of the most extreme and blatant kind.
For the record my Uncle was not hiding guns and bombs for TMT. He was the assistant bank manager of Barclays Bank. Where do you think he was hiding these bombs ? In the vault ? Nor was he 'colluding' with anyone. It was 1964 and he was just a normal Cypriot striving to just get on with his life and provide for his family. He was continuing to go to work in a GC area, despite the explosion of inter-communal violence in Dec 63 and AGAINST all the 'orders' of the TC Leadership and TMT at the time NOT to do so. His ONLY crime was to be TC and in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was taken in broad daylight from the bank by illegal GC armed militia , murdered and his body dumped into a well. The people who did this had an objective to secure the placing of Cyprus and all Cypriots under the dominion of Greece, regardless of legality and the means they used to try (and fail) to achieve this was illegal violence and and murder and terror often carried out on entirely innocent victims. Were there TC behaving in similar ways in the pursuit of their objective at this time ? Yes there were but it does not change the
truth of what happened to my uncle, who he was and who the people who murdered him were and what their actions represented. Your lies do not change reality - they just show you for the kind of person you are - you choose to be.
http://archives.cyprus-mail.com/2003/05 ... -the-past/The realisation that the woman standing before .him was the widow of the murdered bank employee brought memories flooding back to 59-year-old Demetriou, formerly Director of Research and Publications at the House of Representatives in Nicosia.
“I remember, the murder was condemned by all the people in Famagusta at the time,” Demetriou told the Sunday Mail. “And we couldn’t go out and speak against it because we were truly afraid for our lives.”
“But no more,” he said. “Now, we have to speak out.”
“The poor man wanted the well-being of his family; he had a good job, he was a white collar worker for Barclays Bank. It was so sad to hear his wife say she didn’t want to live with Greek Cypriots.”
Who has more credibility here, in terms of who my uncle was, Mr Demetriou, formerly Director of Research and Publications at the House of Representatives in Nicosia, who actually KNEW my uncle and what happened to him, or you, posting here from your anonymity, and without the need for and indeed regardless of any evidence what so ever. For evidence is just irrelevant to you, reality is just irrelevant to you, truth is just irrelevant to you. If you say my uncle was not 'innocent' then by that by that act alone and by definition in the sick world you live in, means he was not innocent.
This then GiG is what you do here on these forums. What you have always done here on these forums. Your behaviour disgust me. Your are the Cyprus problem incarnate as far as I am concerned. The sooner Cyprus is free of people with attitudes like yours the better for all of us as far as I am concerned.
All are innocent until proven guilty - we'll leave it at that!
