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To: wtc911

I stand by my original assesment. Northern Cyprus has made heaps in recent years as far as integration goes. In fact, were it not for the Cypriot Greek vote a few months back, they could very likely be in the EU already. In light of all that I find it implausible that Cypriot Turks would get involved with any Chechen terrorists. Same goes for Turkey proper.

I followed the links you gave and I only found one article related to the subject, it was the Pravda article. Pravda is on par with National Enquirer, as far as I'm concerned.


11 posted on 09/27/2004 7:27:56 AM PDT by GeraldP (Non-violence never solved anything.)
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To: GeraldP
I didn't provide links. I suggested a string for a google search, the same string I used that got me pages of reference material.

If you choose to think that turkey or its minions on Cyprus are not in any way supporting any anti-Russia groups that engage in terror then you choose to ignore evidence such as the number of phone calls made by the terrorists to locations in turkey in both the Russian school and theater massacres. But go right ahead if it makes you feel better.

12 posted on 09/27/2004 7:35:02 AM PDT by wtc911 (I have half a Snickers...it was given to me by a CIA guy as we went into Cambodia)
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To: GeraldP

Never mind my first reply to this. I took a minute to look at your page and I see clearly the anti-Greek position that pervades it. You are not qualified to make statements about bias in these issues. Have a nice day.


13 posted on 09/27/2004 7:40:17 AM PDT by wtc911 (I have half a Snickers...it was given to me by a CIA guy as we went into Cambodia)
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