Piratis wrote:
You did have a blocking power on everything.
We had a right to veto on a very specfic set of issue. On the rest there was right to return decisons to the 'house' and if they could not be ammended there to both communites satisfaction to have them refered to the Supreme court (excpet when this happend and the ruling was gainst GC wishes the ruling was ignored anyway) but this is neither here nor there really - just a matter of accuracy.
What I really would like you to answer is the question I saked above re do we have RIGHTS as a commuity or not (and equal to yours as a commuity)
Piratis wrote:
The whole world??? Dude, British and Turks are not the whole world. Have you looked at a map recently?
And the British, Turkey and Greece and the TC and GC commuites are more than just the british and Turks. These were the 'entites' that agreed the 60 consitituion and it's basic premise that TC and GC have RIGHTS as communites and that these are equal.
Piratis wrote:
in 1959.
We used tanks in 59 to force you to agree the 60 consitution ? News to me.
Piratis wrote:
It is obvious what the 1960 constitution created by the colonialists is based on. You think you told as something new?
The Cyprus problem was created when they gave to a minority what they did not deserve. Come on Erolz, tell us that TCs deserved the 30% of governmental positions and 40% of the police!!
Well it seems that indirectly you have answered my question (though I would still prefer it explicitly). It would seem then that according to you we did not have rights as a community in cyprus in 1960 and we still do not have them today. We did not deserve it then - but Greece Turkey Britain and GC and TC all agreed we did anyway. We do not have it today but the EU, UN still want to give us some rights as a community. It must be hard living in a world that persecutes you so unfairly (by accepting that TC should have more rights in Cyprus than those of a minority) and so consistently for such a long period of time!
Piratis wrote:
The Cyprus problem started when the government was unable to hire such a big number of TC governmental employees and the TCs retaliated by blocking the budgets making it impossible for the country to run properly.
The details we can sort out - but only after the concept is accepted. I can accept any arguments that we both had equal rights as a community but the balance struck in the 60 agreements was not right. What I can not accept is the concept that we have equal rights as communites. Is this what you are saying?