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by **askimwos** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 9:51 am

Shah a solution can be called a solution only if accepted by both parties.
I have posted several times how the majority of GC envisage a fair BBF and many people posted what we actually want to change in the A/P. I suggest you go and find these posts and comment on them. I don't recall you getting involved in any of these discussions. You only care to sneak into a conversation and break the thread posting a couple of those poisonous posts of yours.

by **shahmaran** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:04 am

oh sorry, ill refrain from posting my views in the future, thought this was a public forum, silly me....

how about you give me the link for these threads and ill look into them?

by **pitsilos** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:08 am

shahmaran wrote:oh sorry, ill refrain from posting my views in the future, thought this was a public forum, silly me....

how about you give me the link for these threads and ill look into them?

when did you last slave died? :lol:

by **askimwos** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:10 am

pitsillos, I was just postingg the same thing.

Shah, if you are interested as you say go back and take the time to seach for yourself. I don't have the time to dig into the previous threads.

by **pitsilos** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:13 am

by **shahmaran** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:17 am

well i truly cant be arsed to dig into old threads either, it was you who suggested so if my opinions mean so much to you (and i would be flattered if it did) then i suggest you take the first step in directing me to the right thread, if not then maybe you can just shut up about it

by **Pyrpolizer** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:58 pm

New York - A Turkish Cypriot official on Friday asked United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to help end the isolation of the Turkish part of the divided island by resuming talks for a comprehensive settlement.
Turgay Avci, deputy prime minister of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, said in an interview with Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa that Ban should resume discussions on a plan proposed by his predecessor Kofi Annan to form a federal government on Cyprus.
The Republic of Cyprus, the Greek Cypriot part of the island, is a UN member. Cyprus was admitted into the European Union in 2004 as a divided island. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus does not belong to world organizations and is recognized only by Ankara.
'We cannot accept piece-by-piece solution,' he said. 'Turkish Cypriots deserve to be treated on an equal basis like Greek Cypriots in a comprehensive settlement, in which there will be a bizonal and bi-communal arrangement.'
Avci, who was visiting New York to discuss the situation on Cyprus, called for 'political equality' between the two ethnic communities in a political solution.
The plan worked out by Annan was accepted by Turkish Cypriots in the north in a referendum in April 2004, but rejected by Greek Cypriots in the south.
The Greek Cypriots have demanded the withdrawal of more than 30,000 Turkish troops stationed in the northern part of the island since the 1960s. But the demanded was rejected by Ankara and Turkish Cypriots.
UN diplomatic efforts to end the division have stalled since after the 2004 referendum.
Avci said both sides agreed last year under UN mediation to form technical committees to deal with various issues, including health, security and environment. But he said the Greek Cypriot government has refused to enact the committees.