Kifeas wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Kifeas wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Kifeas wrote:VP, do you agree that a partition deal can only be possible if the TC community decides so in a referendum, and then you choose a territory portion equal to the demographical ratio, i.e. 82:18 percent, minus the whatever percentage of TCs will choose to remain RoC citizens and stay within the areas under RoC control?
I agree Kifeas but show me an example where the land distribution was decided in relation to the population distribution, also kindly allow for GCs who will not sell their land and will want to return to the TRNC. Do you believe that all GCs will sell up in the area desginated the TC state? I doubt this very much if you are any eaxmple to go by longing to return to your ancestral lands.
On what basis then it should be decided, VP? On the basis of the ottoman laws of Lala Mustafa Pasha, or on the basis of the Islamic "kismet," or on the basis of your father's law which says that "one Turk equals the whole world?"
ON the basis od Bizonal Bicommunal Federation with Political Equality on a 29% 71% split where everyone can decide which state they wish to reside in accepting that the the north will be run by TCs and south by GCs. With a revised property proposal for refugees with land return where posssible and current value compensation deals.
You mean I suppose like the Annan plan "solution," but with even worst property provisions for the GCs!
And why should we accept a 70:30 split, if you do not accept that we should not be treated like second class citizens if we choose to reside in the north, just like you have meant to do with the Annan plan? Why should you TCs, the 18%, rule the 30% of Cyprus? Is it because it is your "kismet?"
The 30% will contain GCs as well so allowance has to be made for their return and as for being second class citizens you can feel secure knowing that Federal law which will be above the local laws plus we can review to have corresponding laws on both sides, we willnot object to demanding we dsing the Greek national anthem if we want to become residents of the south