SN wrote:Piratis wrote:The full compliance you mean is different from the full complience we mean.After all it is not Greece the one that is invaded.
And who appointed you a representative of Karamalis?
What I see is that what you care about is Turkish accession to the EU. So veto or no veto, Cyprus or no Cyprus, sorry to destroy your dream, but Turkey will never be part of EU. Better start getting used to the idea.
Europeans simply do not want Turkey in EU and no interests of AngloAmericans and some turkophiles like you can force the Europeans to change their mind.
And who apointed you a representative of Papadopoulos?Be sure you will bow to Greece as you have been always.We sold you out so many times and we shall keep on selling you out if you dont meet our goals.We keep you or sell you out according our interests.
I couldnt care less what backward fascists like you say.I dont give a penny whether Turkey actually gets in or not.Plus the polls in Hyriet and Milliet say that the people of Turkey are the one's not wanting EU.
zan wrote:America wants Turkey in and she will go in...If she wants to. The problem with the "RoC" is that it is pinning all its hopes on 50 billion dollars of oil....As they say...A drop in the ocean for America. It will get the oil one way or another and Turkey into the EU to boot. The only way the "RoC" will get any leverage is to offer the oil to Russia. Dangerous game indeed. Makarios played those big boy games before remember.
DT. wrote:zan wrote:America wants Turkey in and she will go in...If she wants to. The problem with the "RoC" is that it is pinning all its hopes on 50 billion dollars of oil....As they say...A drop in the ocean for America. It will get the oil one way or another and Turkey into the EU to boot. The only way the "RoC" will get any leverage is to offer the oil to Russia. Dangerous game indeed. Makarios played those big boy games before remember.
DOn't think thats the case. Oil only came into this a couple of months ago and no one really knows what is down there yet anyway. The objectives of the ROC are firmly pinned on the permanency of its international status and the balance it maintains in its alliances within the EU.
zan wrote:DT. wrote:zan wrote:America wants Turkey in and she will go in...If she wants to. The problem with the "RoC" is that it is pinning all its hopes on 50 billion dollars of oil....As they say...A drop in the ocean for America. It will get the oil one way or another and Turkey into the EU to boot. The only way the "RoC" will get any leverage is to offer the oil to Russia. Dangerous game indeed. Makarios played those big boy games before remember.
DOn't think thats the case. Oil only came into this a couple of months ago and no one really knows what is down there yet anyway. The objectives of the ROC are firmly pinned on the permanency of its international status and the balance it maintains in its alliances within the EU.
We have been hearing about oil in the region for years DT. Gas is already being drawn off as far as I know. The tension and the uncertainty has stopped investment into exploration, on the surface anyway. What do you think Turkey is hoping for when it makes statements like it does. They will scare away any investment again and only America will decide who drills for oil. Only friendly countries need apply.
DT. wrote:zan wrote:DT. wrote:zan wrote:America wants Turkey in and she will go in...If she wants to. The problem with the "RoC" is that it is pinning all its hopes on 50 billion dollars of oil....As they say...A drop in the ocean for America. It will get the oil one way or another and Turkey into the EU to boot. The only way the "RoC" will get any leverage is to offer the oil to Russia. Dangerous game indeed. Makarios played those big boy games before remember.
DOn't think thats the case. Oil only came into this a couple of months ago and no one really knows what is down there yet anyway. The objectives of the ROC are firmly pinned on the permanency of its international status and the balance it maintains in its alliances within the EU.
We have been hearing about oil in the region for years DT. Gas is already being drawn off as far as I know. The tension and the uncertainty has stopped investment into exploration, on the surface anyway. What do you think Turkey is hoping for when it makes statements like it does. They will scare away any investment again and only America will decide who drills for oil. Only friendly countries need apply.
French, Russian and US interest companies have applied. WHo's Turkey gonna scare off? France, Russia or the US?
SN wrote:Be sure you will bow to Greece as you have been always.We sold you out so many times and we shall keep on selling you out if you dont meet our goals.We keep you or sell you out according our interests.
Get Real! wrote:SN wrote:Be sure you will bow to Greece as you have been always.We sold you out so many times and we shall keep on selling you out if you dont meet our goals.We keep you or sell you out according our interests.
You do realise of course that you've just signed your death warrant... I'll deal with you in the evening after the CF meeting.
Get Real! wrote:SN wrote:Be sure you will bow to Greece as you have been always.We sold you out so many times and we shall keep on selling you out if you dont meet our goals.We keep you or sell you out according our interests.
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