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by **Hermes** » Mon Jun 11, 2012 3:51 am

GreekIslandGirl wrote:
PC Bubble wrote: The average Brit has never heard of EOKA B and would be appalled at the number of British soldiers murdered by them in cold blood.

Go on bubble-brain - tell us how many British soldiers were "murdered in cold blood" by "EOKA B" ....

I think bubble-brain doesn't know his arse from his elbow.

by **Viewpoint** » Mon Jun 11, 2012 11:26 pm

Did someone kill this terrorist?

by **supporttheunderdog** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 8:55 am

Hermes wrote:
GreekIslandGirl wrote:
PC Bubble wrote: The average Brit has never heard of EOKA B and would be appalled at the number of British soldiers murdered by them in cold blood.

Go on bubble-brain - tell us how many British soldiers were "murdered in cold blood" by "EOKA B" ....

I think bubble-brain doesn't know his arse from his elbow.

Between 1955 and 1959 EOKA (not EOKA B) apparently murdered 105 British Soldiers, 51 Police, 168 Greek Cypriots (including 23 allged communists) and (in 1958 alone ) 55 Turkish speaking Cypriots. Aside from British military personnel, EOKA targeted civilians connected to the British armed forces such as their families, and British expatriates.

In 1958 TMT murdered 60 Greek Speaking Cypriots. I cannot readily find any other figures of how many people the TMT murdered, but I know that many of their targets were Turkish Speaking Cypriots opposed to the segregationist policies of Turkey and the TMT, including after independance.

I cannot readily find any figures for deaths attributable to EOKA B

A plague on all three sets of Scumbag terrorists.

by **boomerang** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 9:01 am

stud you really need to stop the nonsense with equating eoka with eoka-b and TMT...it's like calling the french resistance and the ANC scumbags...their aim was liberation of their country...not saying others didn't have different aendas, but the majority beleived in liberation...what would have done if your country is continously denied self determination?...and in every perspective via brutal means...

by **PC Bubble** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 9:48 am

EOKA A , B are all murdering scumbags.

by **boomerang** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:15 am

PC Bubble wrote:EOKA A , B are all murdering scumbags.

etiquette says never speak with your mouth full...oh shit i forgot you are an arab wannaby...

by **kimon07** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:16 am

Viewpoint wrote:Did someone kill this terrorist?

Your masters, the British, hanged him as you very well know. But you owe to him and to his mates your freedom from the colonialist rule (pity you chose to submit to an even worse one).

by **boomerang** » Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:40 am

kimon07 wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Did someone kill this terrorist?

Your masters, the British, hanged him as you very well know. But you owe to him and to his mates your freedom from the colonialist rule (pity you chose to submit to an even worse one).

yeah but who was pulling levers?...hint it wasn't the brits...it was low life scumbag tcs...some fucking job huh?...

wow i can just picture around the table dinner conversations...

10 minutes in the life of a tc hanger
prelute
HUSBAND walks through he front door of the family house after finishing work

WIFE : how was your day at work today honey?
HUSBAND : tough day today...6 hangings...
WIFE : you poor thing...wife gets him a beer
HUSBAND : thanks honey
WIFE : you must be famished...
HUSBAND : yes very hungry
WIFE : how about tomorrow
HUSBAND : not a bad day tomorrow, only 3, its just there so many hangings'
HUSBAND : i just wished they introduced some bonus...
WIFE : no rest for the wicked huh?
husband : at least i do what i love the best, it kinda makes the day go faster regardless how many levers i pull. what can i say i love it...

by **Nikitas** » Thu Jun 14, 2012 2:40 am

Interesting to compare how many Greek Cypriots were arrested, tried and sentenced for arms possession during 1955-59 and how many Turkish Cypriots were arrested, never tried and cases are presumably still..... pending.

One documented case is that of sergeant Tuna, then serving with the police, who was arrested for bomb making and planting, who managed to escape from custody and then surfaced in Turkey.

by **kimon07** » Thu Jun 14, 2012 5:59 am

Nikitas wrote:Interesting to compare how many Greek Cypriots were arrested, tried and sentenced for arms possession during 1955-59 and how many Turkish Cypriots were arrested, never tried and cases are presumably still..... pending.

One documented case is that of sergeant Tuna, then serving with the police, who was arrested for bomb making and planting, who managed to escape ............