The  Turkish occupation of northern Cyprus is an ongoing scandal, a tragedy and a foreboding of things to come in EUrabia. WoJ  reported about Cyprus here on several occasions, most recently here: Turkey loves to occupy Cyprus
Islam demands that all land that used to belong to Muslims must be returned to them. Thus, Spain, for example, must eventually be re-conquered.
But nothing and no one stands up to the Turkish invaders and calls them on their crime. Â Instead, enlightened progressives like Britain’s David Miliband, Â have become useful idiots for Islamic Turkey: Â UK’s dumbest Jew shills for Islamic Turkey in the EU
If that doesn’t pacify them, what will?
This week marks thirty-five years of the Turkish occupation and ethnic cleansing of northern Cyprus. People have been driven out of their homes, churches have been converted into mosques, and the thriving resort of Famagusta transformed into a ghost town. Nobody cares. Instead, the trumped-up plight of the “Palestinians,” an invented nationality committed to the eradication of a sovereign state in the name of Islamic jihad, occupies the world’s attention.
“Turkish Invasion and Cyprus Occupation,” from CyprusNet (thanks to LGF2) and JW
On 15 July 1974 the ruling military junta of Greece staged a coup to overthrow the democratically elected Government of Cyprus.On 20 July Turkey, using the coup as a pretext, invaded Cyprus, purportedly to restore constitutional order. Instead, it seized 35% of the territory of Cyprus in the north, an act universally condemned as a gross infringement of international law and the UN Charter. Turkey, only 75 km away, had repeatedly claimed, for decades before the invasion and frequently afterwards, that Cyprus was of vital strategic importance to it. Ankara has defied a host of UN resolutions demanding the withdrawal of its occupation troops from the island.
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Surprised? Well, they already have their own neighborhood police, just ask 

Ban Ki-Moonbat: clueless, hopeless, worthless…Â Â Times of crisis require leaders of a different caliber.