David wrote:
Dont worry about me watching the world news I have more world news channels than I can handle.
Indeed England is a liberal country when it comes to immigration but for how long can it absorb newcomers?
As for Cyprus immigration is a new fruit and is already at the turning point where our economy cant absurb aslyum seekers.
With the bombings I meant it is the U.K that are making a mess in the middle east and causing people to seek a better future.
You also have to be aware that our problem is also your problem as most use Cyprus as a getway to other richer E.U countries such as England.
There is a special department of the police that deals with such acts they are called the "uncorrupted"
You are generalizing about Greeks in a negative tone which once again is
called racism the same thing you are condemning.
Dear David
I need to correct you again..
Firstly, it was AMNESTY criticising your government, not me.
Are you suggesting they are racist?
My own experience was a reflection of what happened to me - Greek police are more likely to harass Turks than other - do you acknowledge this or not?
On the wider allegation of racism against me, let me repeat my position, which is that in my opinion, Greek Cypriots have subjected Turkish Cypriots to enocide, harassment, discrimination and general abuse of their rights under the 1959 treaties for the entire period of independence to 1974 [when the Greeks ran the show]. Moreover [and you are a good example of this] Greeks have denied any wrongdoing and indeed justified their actions as a fight for freedom. I strongly disagree with this position, and I expose Greek lies about their role in the destruction of Cyprus. I am not anti greek, I am anti greek governance of cyprus.
This Amnesty report confirms that in 2006, Greeks still hold the same beliefs and I think that is worthy of debate.
I FULLY agree with you over my government's shameful behaviour in Iraq, and the UK has a massive immigration problem.
I will always fight for the victims, but in Cyprus, the majority of troubles, post independence, were Greek inspired and inflicted.
On your point about the attractions of Cyprus as a gateway into the EU - yep point well made, but no excuse for abusing human rights.
On the wider behaviour of Greek police, why do you defend their harassment of Turks?
Uphold you laws or face chaos..