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Russian Defends it's people and is slammed by U.S.A

cliff — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 13:46:50 GMT

So why should we care? Oh, just the prospect of a larger regional war that could drag in Nato. Since early 2002, the U.S. government has given a healthy amount of military aid to Georgia. The reason, maybe they are just doing what they do, create war and misery, and still look like the most democratic country. They are the sole reason Turkey had the military hardware and backing to attack a small christian island, casting 150,000 people from their homes, reason? For an air base in Turkey, the biggest ethnic cleanser of all time, Hitler was not original, he was influenced by the mass murder which is Still unreported in modern day Turkey, forget the armenians, they were the tip of the ice burg in a sea of blood, reaching 10 times the murder of the jews during WWII. The fact is Russia won WWII, they went into Germany they lost the most soldiers, but the demonic actions of Hitler was onopolised but U.S.A. to take them out of their depression. They basically forced countrys to take loans and trade in dollers! Bank of England actully went bankrupt! Russian leaders would not have any of it, so the cold war begun, has it ended, in my opinon it hasen't even got close to it yet.

Talat passes through Ledra Street crossing point

thecypriot.com — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 10:48:51 GMT

I've just seen the news about Talat passing through the Ledra Street crossing point. Apparently he walked about on the Greek side bought a Greek music cd, ate ice cream and chatted with people in Greek.

I'd like to hear what other people think about this. Just another PR stunt or something more positive?

Opening of Ledras Street

Evdokia — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:57:27 GMT

Ledra Street opened a pedestrianised crossing point today. It marks a point in our history as Ledras has been closed for decades, I am really optimistic that we will see a resolution. Soldiers have been removed from their points at both sides of the divide and there is free movement, even though you need to still check in at the kiosks. I for one think this is a great step towards the reunification of Cyprus.