Dancing in the streets, part Deux!

[Az]

stop kissing Marcos' ass.

[Lancer]

[Lancer]

Actually these opinions are nothing new for me.

[MarkG]

How are things for the Greeks on Cyprus? Why hasn't Greece invaded?

luckily the turkish troops have helped the greek-cypriots of the northern part move over to the sourthern part


vile propoganda?????

[Az]

Whatcha gonna do, ban me?!





er, wait, no, NOOOOO!! .#%*()&E#%#....





*end transmission*

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Azazel


Whatcha gonna do, ban me?!

as you might have noticed, noone has been banned from apolyton for attacking me. so the joke is not on me

[Lancer]

Ethnic cleansing eh?

[Az]

Oh no, IT'S ON ME!!!

Nah, I am cool with that. just ****ing around.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Lancer
Ethnic cleansing eh?

6,000 killed
200,000 refugees (33% of the population)
and to complete the threadjack

http://kypros.org/Occupied_Cyprus/cyprus1974/images/NATO_Joseph_Luns_700_bg.jpg

now let's return to the looting, eeeer dancing

[Lancer]

Might take me a few minutes to get to your link Markos...

...having to wade through all these Apolyton popups.

[MarkG]

helping to end the threadjack

Chaos, looting foster anti-U.S. sentiment

http://www.jsonline.com/news/intl/apr03/132951.asp

On the Edge of Chaos in Kirkuk

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,443089,00.html

But one thing was perfectly intact: the machinery around the city's oil fields, which produce about a third of Iraq's oil exports. American soldiers, who were almost absent from the city where so much looting was going on, were out in force around the adjacent oil fields, which account for a third of Iraq's oil exports, a fact not lost on the locals.

"This war was clearly for these oilfields," concluded Hasan Muhamed, a Kurd who tried to visit the area around the oil fields to see a sick friend, only to be turned away by members of the 173rd Airborne. They had blocked all roads into the area with razor wire. "Saddam Hussein never gave us a penny for this oil, and now it looks like the Americans are going to take it." Leaning against his beat-up white Chevrolet in the blazing sun, he said he was confused about the outcome of the war so far. "We thank the Americans a lot for liberating the Iraqis. And those who were against the war, I ask God to forgive them. But I don't know. When the war started we thought that soon everything would be better. Now it's not clear. I see this and I don't know what to think."

[Lancer]

We agreed with Mr Sisco for supporting the Turkish army during the lending(?) as well as in the violent expusion of Makerios(?)

Joeseph Luns(?)

Secretary General of Nato

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Joseph Luns is an American?

Makerios are Greeks I take it. If Joseph Luns is American I'll call my congressman.

It's 'Luns' isn't it?

[MarkG]

does the general secretary of nato ever have anything to do with the US? naaaah

how's this for an american

http://kypros.org/Occupied_Cyprus/cyprus1974/images/Dept_Of_State_Kissinger_200_sm.jpg

on-topic

http://www.dw-world.de/english/0,3367,1429_WM_B_20030412_12%3A00_2,00.html

The International Red Cross has said that Baghdad's medical system has more or less collapsed due to destruction, looting and anarchy. It said that the unattended dead, increasing summer heat and lack of water, electricity and medical supplies had created a high risk of epidemic disease. The IRC said that the 33 hospitals in Baghdad's city of 5 million were in no condition to deal with war-wounded or patients with chronic diseases.

[Winston]

Joseph Luns was either Belgian or Dutch - I can never remember which. I think he was Dutch...

Anyway, he was Secretary General in the late seventies and was succeeded by Lord Carrington.

[Lancer]

Thanks Winston, Dutch. Sorry Markos, you haven't found the smoking gun.