Department of State which I have here. it is the latest issue oP the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices and I will quote directly from WqQ 1066 Of this poblicationt -The internal political system of the Replblic of CyQrUS and the Turkish cypriot Ahtnistsstton ape am6cretic and based on free elections, and they quarantee basic human rights to their populations in both theory and practice.” We do not sqree with the )mbwls that have been attached to the tm political entities, but we certainly aqree that the statenrant itself Is unassailable. Finally, my colleaq~ and qood friend, Ambassadoe Zepos, has said 5ome rather Unkind things about my country , and with -me reluctance I am compelled to recall the reopxeibility of Greece for thy present situation= Greece has baen heavily implicated in the events that led to the division of Cyprus 26 years aqo. Greece not only encouraged but actively participated in the excesses that have yielded the bitter fruit about which it cornPlains 50 loudly today. It was Greece that engineered the caup of 1974 in &ieh MP. Sampson was installed 08 “President of Cyprus*. This notorious killer actually boasted about the nu&er of people he had murdered over the Years. In the end, even Archbishop Makarios, whose oun hands were not I+, clean, start4 to complain about the nefarious role of Greece in Cyprus and accused it of illegally occupying the I eland. I believe he did 5~ In this very Chamber. Even after the overthrow of the military r&in8 in 1914, successive GoVQPnmentS in Athans nere unable to show uls couraqe or generosity of 5QiPit to fomnt reconciliation on the island. Gn the mntrary, they have encouraqed the rnoet chauvinistic elanen& emnq the Greek Cypriots who vow tevenge and holy war 
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