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Why are we afraid to debate this, on both sides we have the nutcases and this could be what insan is suggesting, that this is their way of intimidating and scaring the communities.
For the record we do not exactly have a very good past history when it comes to this sort of thing and if there is this kind of game being played is it not better for the people to know it and stand against it or are you for ignorance everytime.

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Denktas said, adding: "The Greek Cypriots are sending the following message to us: 'If you are going to live among us, you better live like human beings. This is what your fate will be if you upset or harm us.'"

I think Denktas has finally lost his marbles . I fail to see the connection between this section of his statement and the arrest of 4 people in the north. Rauf knows as good as anyone that this was in all likelihood a hit arranged by one of Guzelyurtlu's many enemies in the north. I haven't yet crossed the line in my own car so I don't know how tight the procedures are, but I highly doubt that cars are searched for weapons. So, it would be quite simple to cross the border, assassinate their target and return in good time. It's quite frankly disgraceful that Denktas (and a number of other politicians on both sides) would try to exploit these murders for political purposes.

my name skevy, i live in london and im a greek cypriot. You all have strong views on the guzelyurtlu murder case, are you students studying law and trying to make something of this, or just interested in talking about it????. Anyway i feel strongly about this because i knew Eylul, the girl who was murdered. I use to go to Med high in larnaca Cyprus with eylul, we use to call her Elly, she was a very close friend of mine and she left this world as an angel toward such a cowardly action, if you are touched by this story and not just debatable about it could you please leave a message in her guestbook on the website we made for her... www.eylulguzelyurtlu.com... thank you