annan plan 3 on the table?
by insan » Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:29 pm
he was in eoka B i never heard of that do you have any links to prove it from non-turkish sources id really appreciate them.
Use your logic to find out the the truth. Where did EOKA-B derive, you think? Both Eoka's leader was fascist Grivas...
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by insan » Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:47 pm
Re bullez badadez 
(I hope you know the meaning of those words; no offend)
I only copy and paste from some reliable sources when needed. I suggest you too do the same when needed. There's nothing wrong with it.
It is the firs time someone asked me to copy and paste something. Do know that I don't do these stuff by anyones request but for the sake of the good impression you left on me, here it is:
The writer of this article is one of the most credible historians of Cyprus, Makarios Drusotis. If you want to read the whole article, here's the link.
http://www.cyprusmedianet.com/EN/article/16448?
(I hope you know the meaning of those words; no offend)
I only copy and paste from some reliable sources when needed. I suggest you too do the same when needed. There's nothing wrong with it.
It is the firs time someone asked me to copy and paste something. Do know that I don't do these stuff by anyones request but for the sake of the good impression you left on me, here it is:
President Papadopoulos was the first to be awarded last summer with a medal for his resistance action. I have gone through all the newspapers of the seven-year-period 1967-1974. I didn’t even find a statement of his, which could be regarded as a criticism of the seven-year dictatorship in Greece. On the contrary, his interventions towards stopping the debates against the Greek regime are registered in the minutes of the Parliamentary proceedings. On July 15, Mr. Papadopoulos was arrested in Ammohostos, but Kikis Konstantinou intervened in 48 hours and set him free.
The writer of this article is one of the most credible historians of Cyprus, Makarios Drusotis. If you want to read the whole article, here's the link.
http://www.cyprusmedianet.com/EN/article/16448?
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by boulio » Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:59 pm
read this article last week in the turkish press,i mean a objective source not turkish or greek(political motives).thanks.
p.s. im glad i left a good impression on you
actually wrong article but ill look at it,again though a non-biased source from neither side would be appreciated.
p.s. im glad i left a good impression on you
actually wrong article but ill look at it,again though a non-biased source from neither side would be appreciated.
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by insan » Thu Dec 30, 2004 9:03 pm
read this article last week in the turkish press,i mean a objective source not turkish or greek(political motives).thanks.
p.s. im glad i left a good impression on you
So you know Turkish language.... In which Turkish daily newspaper you read this article, I wonder...
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