DT. wrote:Viewpoint wrote:humanist wrote:VP, today I am not in the mood to give you any more of my time. I think you have a stance on partition, I accept that , I disagree with you, but I am also not going to enter into a discussion. Not once have I heard Talat say lets acknowledge the past lets talk about what policy we can implement to ensure that it does not happen again. I am not going to get into a discussion with you ont his topic today. Thank for respecting my wish. Andreas
Pyrpolizer, I am sorry and thank you for clarifying that for me.
On your coment to VP ........ I do believe you are right yes they only started a different tact four years ago the only solution they want is partition and recognition. Not once their leader has stated to EU we want help to assist with integration of our economic system with that of the RoC for a forward step towards unification of the Island and its people in all domains of Cypriot life.
Have you the time today to respond with logic to the current state of affairs, its taken your ex eoka leader over 4 years to invite Talat for a meet and I am certain that you are not stupid and undersand exactly why, Talats reaction is only to be expected and even delayed as I stated if it were me I would have told him where he can stick his invite from day 1. We are not to be pushed around by GCs and we have to show that even with isolation being enforced we will not sucumb to GC tricks of playing the public for a few more votes.
What has you leadership done sine the AP rejection to bring the 2 communities closer together, your answering this simple question honestly will reveal why Talat sees no prospect in moving forward with your current leaders as they are smug in the knowledge that we they are in the EU and the dynamics there will force the TC via osmosis to succumb to the "RoC" and be reduced to just another minority living in a GC state..well we will never go down that path and the EU will realize if they havent done so slready that the south does not have the vision of the EU to compromise and resolve...their aim is to impose what they feel is right for themselves and to hell with everyone else. The day will come when that level playing field will develop and be forced on the GC leadership due to their lack of flexiblity and then the GCs will be kicking themselves for not taking a proactive role resolving issues between the 2 communities, the chasm gets wider and the GC excuses increase to a point that again they will make the fatal mistake of over estimating their own importance in the grand scheme of things...which on the world stage is next to nothing.
1) Stop criticising our lack of movement on re-unification....you want partition remember?
2) When you call Papadopoulos an ex-eoka leader it is not an insult. EOKA fighters are heroes in our eyes who fought against ther english for unification at a time when nothing else was on the cards but continued submission to the english.
3) As far as I recall the 8th July agreement has been agreed by both sides since 2006. Talat has been the one to go back on his word matey and refuse to go ahead with it.
DT,
With due respect it is your lack of effort that has made the vast majority of TCs into partitionists.
Papadopulos may well be a hero to you but to us he is a villain. Its up to Papad to convince us that he has the best interest in his heart for us TCs now and he had the best of intentions for us when he fought against the British. (I don't think his capable of doing this because of his overwhelming hatred for the TCs)
Both sides have been stupid with the negotiations, ultimately they are representing the public, I would be more than happy to see the back of both the fuckers. Some new blood may be the answer.