And its silly story time

NICOSIA (AFP) - Greek Cypriot soldiers involved in a wild sex party at a guard post on the divided Mediterranean islands Green Line were banished to remote corners of the country as punishment.

Politics daily said up to 10 army recruits were involved in an all-night romp in the Nicosia sector of the no-man's land with a mother-of-three who had them queuing up for more.

"The soldiers formed an orderly line outside the room waiting to have sex one-by-one. At one point two soldiers came along to serve food, even they didnt leave unsatisfied," it said.

Although the woman happily went through the ranks, from lowly privates to the officer in charge, military top brass frowned on her escapades.

The troops were undone when one of the participants decided to capture the moment with his mobile phone and forwarded the video images to fellow recruits.

Army chiefs got wind of what was going on and an internal inquiry was launched.

Those involved were disciplined and had time added on to their length of service, which is 24 months for conscripts, Politis said.

The Greek Cypriot national guard declined to comment on the report.

Cyprus has been divided into Greek- and Turkish-Cypriot sectors since 1974, when Turkish troops seized its northern third in response to an Athens-engineered Greek Cypriot coup aimed at uniting the island with Greece.
** Highlighted the best line in that, that woman was a real trooper!

Finally the true face of the BBC found...www.sodall.co.uk/BBC%20NEWS%20%20News%20Front%20Page.htm/

How bad is that when the BBC's own employees watch Sky News rather than the BBC's?

You might also remember that the sailors on HMS Ark Royal turned to Fox News and turned off BBC news in protest over the BBC's anti-war reporting.

Ok found some more looneys. Apparently the storms in the US are the devine wrath of GOD, either that or just storms: www.wdsu.com/news/5031746/detail.html/

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- A GOP state senator from Shelby County, Ala., claims Hurricane Katrina was God's punishment on part of America known for its "gambling, sin and wickedness."

State Sen. Hank Erwin of Montevallo, Ala., a former conservative talk-radio host and now a media consultant, wrote the column after a tour of hurricane-damaged Gulfport and Biloxi, Miss., and Bayou La Batre on the Alabama coast.He said he didn't think the hard-hit residents of the low-income lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans were singled out for especially harsh punishment but were merely in the way, as were the shrimpers in Bayou La Batre.Erwin's views are shared by others.

The al-Qaida in Iraq group hailed the hurricane deaths in America as the "wrath of God," and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan suggested the devastation caused by Katrina was divine punishment for the violence America had inflicted on Iraq.Televangelist Pat Robertson said Katrina might be linked to God's judgment concerning legalized abortion, and some rabbis suggested Katrina was a retribution for supporting the Israeli pullout from Gaza.

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