Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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Jesu li turci izvršili invaziju na pola ostrva?
Jesu.
Na tom zauzetom dijelu jesu li nametnuli vlast,zakone i ljude po direktivi Ankare?
Jesu.
Na tom zauzetom dijelu jesu li uveli tursku valutu i zastavu sličnu turskoj?
Jesu.
Jesu li starosjedioci grci bili prinuđeni da isele na grčki dio Kipra?
Jesu.
A ti daj odgovor ima li kakve sličnosti sa Srbijom i RS?
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PM72 wrote: 18/01/2023 20:01 Jesu li turci izvršili invaziju na pola ostrva?
Jesu.
Na tom zauzetom dijelu jesu li nametnuli vlast,zakone i ljude po direktivi Ankare?
Jesu.
Na tom zauzetom dijelu jesu li uveli tursku valutu i zastavu sličnu turskoj?
Jesu.
Jesu li starosjedioci grci bili prinuđeni da isele na grčki dio Kipra?
Jesu.
A ti daj odgovor ima li kakve sličnosti sa Srbijom i RS?
Jarane obrnuto. Grci to htjeli uradit. Kao sta su ovamo kao dobrovoljci u ratu dolazili kao i Rusi da nas ubijaju. Mnogi Grci. Iznimaka uvijek ima. Ima jedna novinarka koja je radila reportazu o tome. Grkinja, napali je samo tako.

Mnogi Grci, vecina su sovinisti itd, samo takvi prema Muslimanima i drugima.

Ne kazem u tom ratu i invaziji Turske su izbjegli i Grci sa Sjevera na Jug, cak bilo i zlocina, ali namjera je ocigledna bila. Ono malo Turaka, oko 20% ocistit s Kipra skroz ili djelimicno. Hiljade Turaka ubijeno od strane Grka na Kipru. Civila.

Bilo neki dan na televiziji. Kipar reportaza. Vidi se kakvi su Grci u ponasanju itd prema Turcima, a kakvi su Turci prema Grcima. A evo i Quora i internet to potvrdzuju.
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U mom postu sam fino napisao sličnosti a ti demantuj da nije tako.
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PM72 wrote: 18/01/2023 20:29 U mom postu sam fino napisao sličnosti a ti demantuj da nije tako.
Ja ba, dematij sam ti dao. Quora, ima po internetu koliko hoces. A ti nastavi verglat svoje. Imas pravo na misljenje kao i ja i svako.
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Sanjarko wrote: 18/01/2023 20:36
PM72 wrote: 18/01/2023 20:29 U mom postu sam fino napisao sličnosti a ti demantuj da nije tako.
Ja ba, dematij sam ti dao. Quora, ima po internetu koliko hoces. A ti nastavi verglat svoje. Imas pravo na misljenje kao i ja i svako.
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Jesu li Krmošenku još trn u oku muslimani ili Bošnjaci :mrgreen:
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Mr.Sojic wrote: 20/01/2023 12:23 Jesu li Krmošenku još trn u oku muslimani ili Bošnjaci :mrgreen:
Zavisi, i jedni i drugi, ni jedni ni drugi. Od poslusnosti zavisi.
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Aaaaaaa, izdaja, na predsjednika udarilo iz matice...........

https://www.blic.rs/vesti/politika/srbi ... se/tfcx379
Među političarima o kojima Dugin piše gotovo romantičarskim jezikom je Milorad Dodik. Navode o Dodiku i Srbiji Dugin naslovljava sa “srpski horizonti ruskog proleća”.

- Generalno, geopolitika već sugeriše plan akcije - navodi Putinov strateg i ističe da očekuje da se Republika Srpska odvoji.

Dugin navodi da su Srbi najpouzdaniji prijatelji na Balkanu, a Dodik je idealan za kontraofanzivu slovenskog pravoslavnog sveta. O Dodiku Dugin navodi između ostalog da je “oprezan i suptilan političar”
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Dodik oprezan i suptilan? Posenilio Dugin izgleda.
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Sanjarko wrote: 18/01/2023 20:26
PM72 wrote: 18/01/2023 20:01 Jesu li turci izvršili invaziju na pola ostrva?
Jesu.
Na tom zauzetom dijelu jesu li nametnuli vlast,zakone i ljude po direktivi Ankare?
Jesu.
Na tom zauzetom dijelu jesu li uveli tursku valutu i zastavu sličnu turskoj?
Jesu.
Jesu li starosjedioci grci bili prinuđeni da isele na grčki dio Kipra?
Jesu.
A ti daj odgovor ima li kakve sličnosti sa Srbijom i RS?
Jarane obrnuto. Grci to htjeli uradit. Kao sta su ovamo kao dobrovoljci u ratu dolazili kao i Rusi da nas ubijaju. Mnogi Grci. Iznimaka uvijek ima. Ima jedna novinarka koja je radila reportazu o tome. Grkinja, napali je samo tako.

Mnogi Grci, vecina su sovinisti itd, samo takvi prema Muslimanima i drugima.

Ne kazem u tom ratu i invaziji Turske su izbjegli i Grci sa Sjevera na Jug, cak bilo i zlocina, ali namjera je ocigledna bila. Ono malo Turaka, oko 20% ocistit s Kipra skroz ili djelimicno. Hiljade Turaka ubijeno od strane Grka na Kipru. Civila.

Bilo neki dan na televiziji. Kipar reportaza. Vidi se kakvi su Grci u ponasanju itd prema Turcima, a kakvi su Turci prema Grcima. A evo i Quora i internet to potvrdzuju.
Jarane, šta je obrnuto? Grci to možda jesu htjeli uradit, ali ovi su URADILI... Etničko čišćenje i zatiranje svega grčkog par excellance... Nema htjeli, nego baš uradili...
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cyprus wrote: 21/01/2023 22:22
Sanjarko wrote: 18/01/2023 20:26

Jarane obrnuto. Grci to htjeli uradit. Kao sta su ovamo kao dobrovoljci u ratu dolazili kao i Rusi da nas ubijaju. Mnogi Grci. Iznimaka uvijek ima. Ima jedna novinarka koja je radila reportazu o tome. Grkinja, napali je samo tako.

Mnogi Grci, vecina su sovinisti itd, samo takvi prema Muslimanima i drugima.

Ne kazem u tom ratu i invaziji Turske su izbjegli i Grci sa Sjevera na Jug, cak bilo i zlocina, ali namjera je ocigledna bila. Ono malo Turaka, oko 20% ocistit s Kipra skroz ili djelimicno. Hiljade Turaka ubijeno od strane Grka na Kipru. Civila.

Bilo neki dan na televiziji. Kipar reportaza. Vidi se kakvi su Grci u ponasanju itd prema Turcima, a kakvi su Turci prema Grcima. A evo i Quora i internet to potvrdzuju.
Jarane, šta je obrnuto? Grci to možda jesu htjeli uradit, ali ovi su URADILI... Etničko čišćenje i zatiranje svega grčkog par excellance... Nema htjeli, nego baš uradili...
Intercommunal violence
Main articles: Bloody Christmas (1963) and Battle of Tillyria

An armed conflict was triggered after December 21, 1963, a period remembered by Turkish Cypriots as Bloody Christmas,[30][31] when a Greek Cypriot policemen that had been called to help deal with a taxi driver refusing officers already on the scene access to check the identification documents of his customers, took out his gun upon arrival and shot and killed the taxi driver and his partner.[32] Eric Solsten summarised the events as follows: "a Greek Cypriot police patrol, ostensibly checking identification documents, stopped a Turkish Cypriot couple on the edge of the Turkish quarter. A hostile crowd gathered, shots were fired, and two Turkish Cypriots were killed."[33]

In the morning after the shooting, crowds gathered in protest in Northern Nicosia, likely encouraged by the TMT, without incident. On the evening of the 22nd, gunfire broke out, communication lines to the Turkish neighbourhoods were cut, and the Greek Cypriot police occupied the nearby airport. On the 23rd, a ceasefire was negotiated, but did not hold. Fighting, including automatic weapons fire, between Greek and Turkish Cypriots and militias increased in Nicosia and Larnaca. A force of Greek Cypriot irregulars led by Nikos Sampson entered the Nicosia suburb of Omorphita and engaged in heavy firing on armed, as well as by some accounts unarmed, Turkish Cypriots. The Omorphita clash has been described by Turkish Cypriots as a massacre, while this view has generally not been acknowledged by Greek Cypriots.[34]

Further ceasefires were arranged between the two sides, but also failed. By Christmas Eve, the 24th, Britain, Greece, and Turkey had joined talks, with all sides calling for a truce. On Christmas day, Turkish fighter jets overflew Nicosia in a show of support. Finally it was agreed to allow a force of 2,700 British soldiers to help enforce a ceasefire. In the next days, a "buffer zone" was created in Nicosia, and a British officer marked a line on a map with green ink, separating the two sides of the city, which was the beginning of the "Green Line". Fighting continued across the island for the next several weeks.[34]

In total 364 Turkish Cypriots and 174 Greek Cypriots were killed during the violence.[35] 25,000 Turkish Cypriots from 103-109 villages fled and were displaced into enclaves and thousands of Turkish Cypriot houses were ransacked or completely destroyed.[36][37][38][39][40]

Contemporary newspapers also reported on the forceful exodus of the Turkish Cypriots from their homes. According to The Times in 1964, threats, shootings and attempts of arson were committed against the Turkish Cypriots to force them out of their homes.[41] The Daily Express wrote that "25,000 Turks have already been forced to leave their homes".[42] The Guardian reported a massacre of Turks at Limassol on 16 February 1964.[43]

Turkey had by now readied its fleet and its fighter jets appeared over Nicosia. Turkey was dissuaded from direct involvement by the creation of a United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) in 1964. Despite the negotiated ceasefire in Nicosia, attacks on the Turkish Cypriot persisted, particularly in Limassol. Concerned about the possibility of a Turkish invasion, Makarios undertook the creation of a Greek Cypriot conscript-based army called the “National Guard”. A general from Greece took charge of the army, whilst a further 20,000 well-equipped officers and men were smuggled from Greece into Cyprus. Turkey threatened to intervene once more, but was prevented by a strongly worded letter from the American President Lyndon B. Johnson, anxious to avoid a conflict between NATO allies Greece and Turkey at the height of the Cold War.

Turkish Cypriots had by now established an important bridgehead at Kokkina, provided with arms, volunteers and materials from Turkey and abroad. Seeing this incursion of foreign weapons and troops as a major threat, the Cypriot government invited George Grivas to return from Greece as commander of the Greek troops on the island and launch a major attack on the bridgehead. Turkey retaliated by dispatching its fighter jets to bomb Greek positions, causing Makarios to threaten an attack on every Turkish Cypriot village on the island if the bombings did not cease.[44] The conflict had now drawn in Greece and Turkey, with both countries amassing troops on their Thracian borders. Efforts at mediation by Dean Acheson, a former U.S. Secretary of State, and UN-appointed mediator Galo Plaza had failed, all the while the division of the two communities becoming more apparent. Greek Cypriot forces were estimated at some 30,000, including the National Guard and the large contingent from Greece. Defending the Turkish Cypriot enclaves was a force of approximately 5,000 irregulars, led by a Turkish colonel, but lacking the equipment and organisation of the Greek forces.

The Secretary-General of the United Nations in 1964, U Thant, reported the damage during the conflicts:

UNFICYP carried out a detailed survey of all damage to properties throughout the island during the disturbances; it shows that in 109 villages, most of them Turkish-Cypriot or mixed villages, 527 houses have been destroyed while 2,000 others have suffered damage from looting.[37]
In total 364 Turkish Cypriots and 174 Greek Cypriots were killed during the violence. 25,000 Turkish Cypriots from 103-109 villages fled and were displaced into enclaves and thousands of Turkish Cypriot houses were ransacked or completely destroyed.
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Niko ne kaže da je grčka strana nevina u svemu, nego nas ti uvjeravaš u nevinost turske... Btw, citati se odnose na događaje iz 1963, a ne 1974. godine... Evo još malo wikipedije, da ne kopamo dublje, jer je off-topic...
Turkey was found guilty by the European Commission of Human Rights for displacement of persons, deprivation of liberty, ill treatment, deprivation of life and deprivation of possessions. The Turkish policy of violently forcing a third of the island's Greek population from their homes in the occupied North, preventing their return and settling Turks from mainland Turkey is considered an example of ethnic cleansing.[113][114]

In 1976 and again in 1983, the European Commission of Human Rights found Turkey guilty of repeated violations of the European Convention of Human Rights. Turkey has been condemned for preventing the return of Greek Cypriot refugees to their properties.[115] The European Commission of Human Rights reports of 1976 and 1983 state the following:

Having found violations of a number of Articles of the Convention, the Commission notes that the acts violating the Convention were exclusively directed against members of one of two communities in Cyprus, namely the Greek Cypriot community. It concludes by eleven votes to three that Turkey has thus failed to secure the rights and freedoms set forth in these Articles without discrimination on the grounds of ethnic origin, race, religion as required by Article 14 of the Convention.

Enclaved Greek Cypriots in the Karpass Peninsula in 1975 were subjected by the Turks to violations of their human rights so that by 2001 when the European Court of Human Rights found Turkey guilty of the violation of 14 articles of the European Convention of Human Rights in its judgement of Cyprus v. Turkey (application no. 25781/94), less than 600 still remained. In the same judgement, Turkey was found guilty of violating the rights of the Turkish Cypriots by authorising the trial of civilians by a military court.[116]

The European commission of Human Rights with 12 votes against 1, accepted evidence from the Republic of Cyprus, concerning the rapes of various Greek-Cypriot women by Turkish soldiers and the torture of many Greek-Cypriot prisoners during the invasion of the island.[117][112] The high rate of rape reportedly resulted in the temporary permission of abortion in Cyprus by the conservative Cypriot Orthodox Church. [111][118][119] According to Paul Sant Cassia, rape was used systematically to "soften" resistance and clear civilian areas through fear. Many of the atrocities were seen as revenge for the atrocities against Turkish Cypriots in 1963–64 and the massacres during the first invasion.[120] It has been suggested that many of the atrocities were revenge killings, committed by Turkish Cypriot fighters in military uniform who might have been mistaken for Turkish soldiers.[121] In the Karpass Peninsula, a group of Turkish Cypriots reportedly chose young klix to rape and impregnated teenage klix. There were cases of rapes, which included gang rapes, of teenage klix by Turkish soldiers and Turkish Cypriot men in the peninsula, and one case involved the rape of an old Greek Cypriot man by a Turkish Cypriot. The man was reportedly identified by the victim and two other rapists were also arrested. Raped women were sometimes outcast from society.[122]
The issue of missing persons in Cyprus took a new turn in the summer of 2007 when the UN-sponsored Committee on Missing Persons (CMP)[128] began returning remains of identified missing individuals to their families (see end of section).

However, since 2004, the whole issue of missing persons in Cyprus took a new turn after the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP)[citation needed][129] designed and started to implement (as from August 2006) its project on the Exhumation, Identification and Return of Remains of Missing Persons. The whole project is being implemented by bi-communal teams of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriot scientists (archaeologists, anthropologists and geneticists) under the overall responsibility of the CMP. By the end of 2007, 57 individuals had been identified and their remains returned to their families.[citation needed]

The missing persons list of the Republic of Cyprus confirms that 83 Turkish Cypriots disappeared in Tochni on 14 August 1974.[130] Also, as a result of the invasion, over 2000 Greek-Cypriot prisoners of war were taken to Turkey and detained in Turkish prisons. Some of them were not released and are still missing. In particular, the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP) in Cyprus, which operates under the auspices of the United Nations, is mandated to investigate approximately 1600 cases of Greek Cypriot and Greek missing persons.[131]
In 1989, the government of Cyprus took an American art dealer to court for the return of four rare 6th-century Byzantine mosaics that survived an edict by the Byzantine Emperor, imposing the destruction of all images of sacred figures. Cyprus won the case, and the mosaics were eventually returned.[132] In October 1997, Aydın Dikmen, who had sold the mosaics, was arrested in Germany in a police raid and found to be in possession of a stash consisting of mosaics, frescoes and icons klix back to the 6th, 12th and 15th centuries, worth over $50 million. The mosaics, depicting Saints Thaddeus and Thomas, are two more sections from the apse of the Kanakaria Church, while the frescoes, including the Last Judgement and the Tree of Jesse, were taken off the north and south walls of the Monastery of Antiphonitis, built between the 12th and 15th centuries.[133] Frescoes found in possession of Dikmen included those from the 11th–12th century Church of Panagia Pergaminiotisa in Akanthou, which had been completely stripped of its ornate frescoes.[134]

According to a Greek Cypriot claim, since 1974, at least 55 churches have been converted into mosques and another 50 churches and monasteries have been converted into stables, stores, hostels, or museums, or have been demolished.[135] According to the government spokesman of the de facto Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, this has been done to keep the buildings from falling into ruin.[136]

In January 2011, the British singer Boy George returned an 18th-century icon of Christ to the Church of Cyprus that he had bought without knowing the origin. The icon, which had adorned his home for 26 years, had been looted from the church of St Charalampus from the village of New Chorio, near Kythrea, in 1974. The icon was noticed by church officials during a television interview of Boy George at his home. The church contacted the singer who agreed to return the icon at Saints Anargyroi Church, Highgate, north London.[137][138][139]
Dakle, da - mnoge paralele između Republike Srpske i Turske Republike Sjeverni Kipar itekako stoje...
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cyprus wrote: 21/01/2023 22:44 Niko ne kaže da je grčka strana nevina u svemu, nego nas ti uvjeravaš u nevinost turske... Btw, citati se odnose na događaje iz 1963, a ne 1974. godine... Evo još malo wikipedije, da ne kopamo dublje, jer je off-topic...
Turkey was found guilty by the European Commission of Human Rights for displacement of persons, deprivation of liberty, ill treatment, deprivation of life and deprivation of possessions. The Turkish policy of violently forcing a third of the island's Greek population from their homes in the occupied North, preventing their return and settling Turks from mainland Turkey is considered an example of ethnic cleansing.[113][114]

In 1976 and again in 1983, the European Commission of Human Rights found Turkey guilty of repeated violations of the European Convention of Human Rights. Turkey has been condemned for preventing the return of Greek Cypriot refugees to their properties.[115] The European Commission of Human Rights reports of 1976 and 1983 state the following:

Having found violations of a number of Articles of the Convention, the Commission notes that the acts violating the Convention were exclusively directed against members of one of two communities in Cyprus, namely the Greek Cypriot community. It concludes by eleven votes to three that Turkey has thus failed to secure the rights and freedoms set forth in these Articles without discrimination on the grounds of ethnic origin, race, religion as required by Article 14 of the Convention.

Enclaved Greek Cypriots in the Karpass Peninsula in 1975 were subjected by the Turks to violations of their human rights so that by 2001 when the European Court of Human Rights found Turkey guilty of the violation of 14 articles of the European Convention of Human Rights in its judgement of Cyprus v. Turkey (application no. 25781/94), less than 600 still remained. In the same judgement, Turkey was found guilty of violating the rights of the Turkish Cypriots by authorising the trial of civilians by a military court.[116]

The European commission of Human Rights with 12 votes against 1, accepted evidence from the Republic of Cyprus, concerning the rapes of various Greek-Cypriot women by Turkish soldiers and the torture of many Greek-Cypriot prisoners during the invasion of the island.[117][112] The high rate of rape reportedly resulted in the temporary permission of abortion in Cyprus by the conservative Cypriot Orthodox Church. [111][118][119] According to Paul Sant Cassia, rape was used systematically to "soften" resistance and clear civilian areas through fear. Many of the atrocities were seen as revenge for the atrocities against Turkish Cypriots in 1963–64 and the massacres during the first invasion.[120] It has been suggested that many of the atrocities were revenge killings, committed by Turkish Cypriot fighters in military uniform who might have been mistaken for Turkish soldiers.[121] In the Karpass Peninsula, a group of Turkish Cypriots reportedly chose young klix to rape and impregnated teenage klix. There were cases of rapes, which included gang rapes, of teenage klix by Turkish soldiers and Turkish Cypriot men in the peninsula, and one case involved the rape of an old Greek Cypriot man by a Turkish Cypriot. The man was reportedly identified by the victim and two other rapists were also arrested. Raped women were sometimes outcast from society.[122]
The issue of missing persons in Cyprus took a new turn in the summer of 2007 when the UN-sponsored Committee on Missing Persons (CMP)[128] began returning remains of identified missing individuals to their families (see end of section).

However, since 2004, the whole issue of missing persons in Cyprus took a new turn after the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP)[citation needed][129] designed and started to implement (as from August 2006) its project on the Exhumation, Identification and Return of Remains of Missing Persons. The whole project is being implemented by bi-communal teams of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriot scientists (archaeologists, anthropologists and geneticists) under the overall responsibility of the CMP. By the end of 2007, 57 individuals had been identified and their remains returned to their families.[citation needed]

The missing persons list of the Republic of Cyprus confirms that 83 Turkish Cypriots disappeared in Tochni on 14 August 1974.[130] Also, as a result of the invasion, over 2000 Greek-Cypriot prisoners of war were taken to Turkey and detained in Turkish prisons. Some of them were not released and are still missing. In particular, the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP) in Cyprus, which operates under the auspices of the United Nations, is mandated to investigate approximately 1600 cases of Greek Cypriot and Greek missing persons.[131]
In 1989, the government of Cyprus took an American art dealer to court for the return of four rare 6th-century Byzantine mosaics that survived an edict by the Byzantine Emperor, imposing the destruction of all images of sacred figures. Cyprus won the case, and the mosaics were eventually returned.[132] In October 1997, Aydın Dikmen, who had sold the mosaics, was arrested in Germany in a police raid and found to be in possession of a stash consisting of mosaics, frescoes and icons klix back to the 6th, 12th and 15th centuries, worth over $50 million. The mosaics, depicting Saints Thaddeus and Thomas, are two more sections from the apse of the Kanakaria Church, while the frescoes, including the Last Judgement and the Tree of Jesse, were taken off the north and south walls of the Monastery of Antiphonitis, built between the 12th and 15th centuries.[133] Frescoes found in possession of Dikmen included those from the 11th–12th century Church of Panagia Pergaminiotisa in Akanthou, which had been completely stripped of its ornate frescoes.[134]

According to a Greek Cypriot claim, since 1974, at least 55 churches have been converted into mosques and another 50 churches and monasteries have been converted into stables, stores, hostels, or museums, or have been demolished.[135] According to the government spokesman of the de facto Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, this has been done to keep the buildings from falling into ruin.[136]

In January 2011, the British singer Boy George returned an 18th-century icon of Christ to the Church of Cyprus that he had bought without knowing the origin. The icon, which had adorned his home for 26 years, had been looted from the church of St Charalampus from the village of New Chorio, near Kythrea, in 1974. The icon was noticed by church officials during a television interview of Boy George at his home. The church contacted the singer who agreed to return the icon at Saints Anargyroi Church, Highgate, north London.[137][138][139]
Dakle, da - mnoge paralele između Republike Srpske i Turske Republike Sjeverni Kipar itekako stoje...
Gdje sam ja rekao da je Turska strana nevina u svemu tome? O kompletnom sukobu Grka i Turaka sam ja i govorio na Kipru. Malo 25.000 prognanih Turaka, i na hiljade njihovih opljackanih i sl kuca.

Ispada po tvome Grci su nevini.
How Did the Greek Cypriots Persecute the Turks of Cyprus Between 1963-1974?

Starting in December 1963, for the next eleven years the Turkish Cypriots had to seek survival in violent and traumatic conditions. Nearly 30.000 Turkish Cypriots who were forced out from their homes became refugees in enclaves which corresponded to a mere 3% of the territory of Cyprus. In these enclaves the Turkish Cypriot people lived under what the UN Secretary-General called, in his reports to the Security Council, "veritable siege", with no freedom of movement and deprived of basic necessities to survive. The Greek Cypriots, with Greek military assistance, raided isolated Turkish villages and attacked the Turkish Cypriot quarters of the different towns. The armed campaign led to the destruction of 103 Turkish Cypriot villages along with all the mosques and holy places. Hundreds of Turkish Cypriots were murdered, wounded and taken as hostages. In the course of the violence that erupted in 1963, over 200 Turkish Cypriots went missing. Due to immense human suffering, thousands of Turkish Cypriots fled from the island. Those who managed to survive were deprived of their salaries, their land, and their other means of livelihood. The Security Council discussed the situation and decided to dispatch a UN peace-keeping force. This force which was stationed in the island in March 1964 could not however secure the return to normal conditions since power was already in the Greek Cypriot hands.

As part of the Enosis strategy, Greece had secretly sent 20.000 troops to the island in collaboration with the Greek Cypriot leadership. A military junta had assumed power in Greece and differences developed between the junta and the Greek Cypriot leadership over the method of achieving annexation. On 15 July 1974, a coup d'etat took place in Cyprus, planned and executed by Greece, as a short-cut to Enosis. A puppet Greek Cypriot government was formed under a Greek Cypriot gunman. The coup staged by the military junta in Athens resulted in further bloodshed in the form of massacres of Turkish Cypriots and through clashes between anti- and pro-coup Greek Cypriot factions. During the events of 1974 more Turkish Cypriots went missing who remain unaccounted for until today. The Greek Cypriot leader Makarois, barely managing to escape, appeared on 19 July 1974 in the Security Council to accuse Greece of an act of invasion and occupation.
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Je li to dodole pobjegao na Cipar ( bilo koji dio)
Ili?

Wtf :?

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video wrote: 21/01/2023 23:08 Je li to dodole pobjegao na Cipar ( bilo koji dio)
Ili?

Wtf :?

Napustite temu ako se na znate igrati. :D
Ma kontam, neće se vala pričat o Kipru bez mene :D A o Dodiku mi se stvarno ne piše :oops:

OK, @Sanjarko, završili smo :thumbup:
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#35691 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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cyprus wrote: 21/01/2023 23:22
video wrote: 21/01/2023 23:08 Je li to dodole pobjegao na Cipar ( bilo koji dio)
Ili?

Wtf :?

Napustite temu ako se na znate igrati. :D
Ma kontam, neće se vala pričat o Kipru bez mene :D A o Dodiku mi se stvarno ne piše :oops:

OK, @Sanjarko, završili smo :thumbup:
Taaako je macak :thumbup: viš da umijes.

A @sanjarku bi bolje bilo da skonta kakvu mac adresu za ott player nego sto previse o Cipru(bilo kojem djelu)razmislja.
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#35692 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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video wrote: 21/01/2023 23:26
cyprus wrote: 21/01/2023 23:22

Ma kontam, neće se vala pričat o Kipru bez mene :D A o Dodiku mi se stvarno ne piše :oops:

OK, @Sanjarko, završili smo :thumbup:
Taaako je macak :thumbup: viš da umijes.

A @sanjarku bi bolje bilo da skonta kakvu mac adresu za ott player nego sto previse o Cipru(bilo kojem djelu)razmislja.
Nerazmisljam o Kipru, uopste. Dotakao se prethodno neko Kipra spomenuvsi da je Sjeverni Kipar ustvari RS itd, a nije to bas tako. @cyprus naravno. Razmjena misljenja samo. A sta se tice mac adrese i ostaloga, pa ni negledam sad toliko preko kompa televiziju.
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#35693 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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SVOJI SMO, NISMO TUĐINCI: Vlada RS samo u 12 navrata tokom 2022. iskeširala oko 13.500 maraka u restoranu Gorice Dodik

Vlada Republike Srpske tokom prošle godine koristila je usluge ekskluzivnog restorana Agape, koji je u vlasništvu Gorice Dodik, kćerke predsjednika RS Milorada Dodika, te su tokom prvih osam mjeseci 2022. godine u dvanaest navrata u ovom restoranu pravljeni cehovi od 300 do oko 2.000 KM.

Ukupno je na ime “ugostiteljskih usluga u restoranu” Gorice Dodik Vlada Republike Srpske potrošila najmanje oko 12.354 KM.

Na portalu Javnih nabavki, naime, nije navedeno da li ova cijena uključuje i PDV, kakva je praska u ovakvim obavještenjima, što bi značilo da je cifra još za oko 2.000 KM veća.

Prosječni ceh u Agapeu, kao što se može vidjeti u dijelu obavještenja o nabavci usluga, iznosio je čak oko 1.030 KM.

Ovi podaci obuhvataju samo period od januara do kraja avgusta prošle godine, tako da je opravdano za pretpostaviti da je Vlada RS u restoranu Dodikove ćerke potrošila i veći iznos.

Prevedeno na jezik jedne od najsiromašnijih kategorija u Republici Srpskoj, penzionera, Vlada je samo za 12 ručaka, derneka ili čega već (pokušavali smo da saznamo, ali nismo još uspjeli) u Agapeu potrošila onoliko koliko prosječni penzioner u ovom entitetu primi crkavice za dvije godine i dva mjeseca (26 penzija od 475,30 KM, koliko je iznosio novembarski prosjek).

Inforadar saznaje da su i konobari Vlade RS išli povremeno raditi u Agape, pa ovaj teški sukob interesa, odnosno pogodovanje kćerki najmoćnijeg čovjeka u RS, dobija još više na značaju. Nije, međutim, poznato da li su konobari bili posebno plaćeni za ovaj posao, ili je ta usluga obuhvaćena redovnom platom koju primaju u entitetskoj vladi.

Jučer smo uputili i entitetskoj vladi pitanja o tome ko je i kakve vrste usluga koristio u Agapeu, međutim odgovoreno nam je da su pitanja proslijedili svom Ugostiteljskom servisu koji je i sklapao aranžmane s restoranom Gorice Dodik. Do objave ovog teksta nismo dobili odgovore.

Podsjećamo, Zakon o sukobu interesa u institucijama vlasti BiH definiše da izabrani zvaničnici i njihovi bliski srodnici ne smiju biti dio uprave ili menadžmenta bilo kojeg privatnog preduzeća koje sklapa ugovore ili posluje s institucijama koje se finansiraju iz budžeta na bilo kojem nivou vlasti. No, porodica Dodik, kako svjedočimo već dugi niz godina, smatra sebe izuzetom od brojnih zakona koji važe za sve ostale građane.

Još u martu prošle godine Transparency International BiH (TI BiH) podnio je prijavu Komisiji za odlučivanje o sukobu interesa protiv tadašnjeg člana Predsjedništva BiH Milorada Dodika jer firme u vlasništvu njegove porodice posluju sa državom i primaju značajne podsticaje iz budžeta.

Izvršna direktorica Transparency International BiH Ivana Korajlić kaže za Inforadar da ova organizacija još uvijek nije dobila odgovor jer Komisija praktično ne radi, a nova treba da se formira.

“Teško da će u ovom slučaju doći do zastare, jer ona nastupa za četiri godine”, kaže Korajlić.

Iako sada kao predsjednik RS Dodik podliježe entitetskom zakonu o sukobu interesa, koji je mnogo “labaviji” za predstavnike vlasti od državnog, period u kojem je Vlada RS poslovala s restoranom njegove ćerke odnosi se na njegov mandat kao člana Predsjedništva BiH te stoga podliježe državnom zakonu, navode iz TI BiH.

Prijava ove organizacije tako se može dopuniti i poslovima koje je entitetska vlada sklopila s Agapeom do novembra 2022. – kada je Milorad Dodik stupio na dužnost predsjednika RS.
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#35695 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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I naravno, preko vlade je iskreširao radi transparentnosti 2 miliona da se spasi Borac. :D
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#35696 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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"Sa novim odlukama Vijeća EU uskladile su se sve ostale zemlje kandidati za članstvo u EU na Zapadnom Balkanu - Sjeverna Makedonija, Crna Gora, Albanija i Bosna i Hercegovina."

ššššššššš, nemojte da Dodon čuje za ovo, on se s tim kao ni svim ostalim ne slaže. A gdje je on tu? Gdje su đeca? Ne može to tako da se oni ne vide...
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#35697 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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Joj kad te Zlatko iz New Yorka daljinski počne šibati.
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#35699 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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Dodik o "Zajednici srpskih opština" na Kosovu: To će jednog dana biti Republika Srpska

Kao genocidne tvorevine i RS i ZSO na Kosovu će jednoga dana biti ukinute jer su i ovako progurane genocidnom Putlerovom politikom.
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#35700 Re: Milorad Dodik ALL ABOUT (Vol 2 )

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mishic wrote: 24/01/2023 18:31 Dodik o "Zajednici srpskih opština" na Kosovu: To će jednog dana biti Republika Srpska

Kao genocidne tvorevine i RS i ZSO na Kosovu će jednoga dana biti ukinute jer su i ovako progurane genocidnom Putlerovom politikom.
Svaka cast nasem predsjedniku na otvorenosti.

Puna podrska.
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