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[LENA]

Lena, I think you misunderstand me; I was not calling you a sheep. I was merely stating that I am not a sheep, because you had said earlier "Well don’t tell me that you are a sheep."

I hope your optimism proves correct, but unfortunately, I cannot see it happening, with the evidence I have in front of me.

Simon mou I didnt say that you call me a sheep ... that was my words...I said I am not a sheep like lots of GC...and TC, that follow their leader or the majority without thinking.

As for you Shah...I told you...STOP following my posts...I dont like you...you are not a prince...you are just an ugly frog!!!

[Simon]

Shah, if you feel like this; then I ask you, would you agree to an 80/20 split? If TCs do not want to reunite, wouldn't a split based on official population figures be the fairest way?

Or do you insist on your 'state' holding thousands of properties illegally and occupying 37% when your population is only 18% of Cyprus?

If it is the latter, then no solution will EVER be found, from unification to partition, because you insist on a disproportionate and unfair solution; and therefore, there will always be the threat of War lingering for the foreseeable future. Surely you can understand this?

[Simon]

Lena,

I am glad we have clarified that neither of us are sheep.

[shahmaran]

Shah, if you feel like this; then I ask you, would you agree to an 80/20 split? If TCs do not want to reunite, wouldn't a split based on official population figures be the fairest way?

Or do you insist on your 'state' holding thousands of properties illegally and occupying 37% when your population is only 18% of Cyprus?

If it is the latter, then no solution will EVER be found, from unification to partition, because you insist on a disproportionate and unfair solution; and therefore, there will always be the threat of War lingering for the foreseeable future. Surely you can understand this?

Of course i do, but im wondering how are you planning to give us %18 while maintaining a single chunk of TRNC?

[shahmaran]

As for you Shah...I told you...STOP following my posts...I dont like you...you are not a prince...you are just an ugly frog!!!

but arent I YOUR ugly little frog?

[Simon]

I'm not sure that I understand what you mean. If 'TRNC' becomes a legitimate state, consisting of 20% of Cyprus, what 'single chunk' will GCs be maintaining?

Anything outside the 20% will form a part of the GC state and the true owners of the property situated there will be able to return.

[shahmaran]

What i mean is, if you are planning to move all the people back to their original places, then i presume most of the TC will move south and vice versa, right?

[LENA]

As for you Shah...I told you...STOP following my posts...I dont like you...you are not a prince...you are just an ugly frog!!!

but arent I YOUR ugly little frog?

I never ask you to be mine...get real my little ugly frog!!!

[LENA]

Lena,

I am glad we have clarified that neither of us are sheep.

[Simon]

Well that depends on what kind of solution is negotiated. If you are talking about a true partition, then GCs will return to the land forming a part of the GC state. Some others would be able to return to the TC state to claim their land if they wish, and I suspect, not many would wish to do this, (and there would be a restriction put on this by the TC state I presume) but I believe most would prefer compensation instead. Therefore, these would be compensated. For the TCs, they could either swap their land in the south for GC property in the north, or they could return to their properties in the south. Again, I assume that very few would want to return; and most would want to swap their properties, accept compensation, or just simply sell their properties etc. Hence there would probably be a very small minority in both states for each side.

However, like I say, it all depends on how the partition is negotiated. I, nor the GCs prefer partition, but it seems that you and TCs do; therefore, I ask you again, would you accept at least in principle, an 80/20 split?