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[boulio]

he is ready for negotiotions but he will not reveail his changes that he wants viewpoint,whats the point of negotions,when every one will know your position before hand?

[Viewpoint]

Did he lie boulio???? maybe hes bringing partition to the table this time?? hes not for political equality and hates turkish cypriots (eoka pledge) so I expect a suprise, if not that then he wants so many changes that TCs will reject everything and GCs will try to reverse the situation and put us in the bad guys seat.

[MicAtCyp]

Those TCs who want partition are those who can very well predict what will happen to them 15 years down the road.
Those Gcs who want partitition are the super nationalists who can predict what will happen to their dreams 15 years down the road
Of course there is a 3rd group of both GCs and TCs who are just tired of waiting.

With which of them you were playing cards Brother?

[Viewpoint]

MicAtCyp

Of course there is a 3rd group of both GCs and TCs who are just tired of waiting.

As time passes those people in this group will diminish and move to the other groups.

[MicAtCyp]

As time passes those people in this group will diminish and move to the other groups

So they will move from the "tired" group to the self seekers?
Are you totally confused again Partition’cugum?

[Viewpoint]

The EU and minority rights Sir,
I read with some considerable surprise Mr Marios Polycarpou's letter (Turks must accept minority status’ March 24), stating that, "It is ludicrous for a minority outnumbered 7 to 1 to expect power sharing... the Turkish Cypriot community is entitled to a representation equivalent to the number of legitimate people it contains..."

A few facts would not go amiss here. On May 1, 2004, Cyprus joined the EU. It has six Members of the European Parliament, or one for every 117,000 Greek Cypriots. Cyprus thus has 6.5 times more representation per head of the population in the European Parliament than the UK, or 9.1 times more than Germany. Cyprus also has the right of veto on EU issues. This means that 703,000 people (30 per cent less population than Birmingham) can, in theory, veto the plans of the other 320 million if they so wish. There are 26 European commissioners - Cyprus has one, Germany has one!

Europe works because small countries such as Cyprus are given a protected, and demographically unjustified position. If Mr Polycarpou wishes to apply different principles to Turkish Cypriots than those he is happy to accept for himself, that is his right. However, he should not be surprised if they show a reluctance to accept.

The above is a letter to the Cyprus Mail
What do we all think, hit the subject on the head I think.

[Viewpoint]

GENERAL INFORMATION Cyprus

National name Kipriak Dimokrata/Greek Republic of Cyprus (south); Kibris Cumhuriyeti/Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (north) Area 9,251 sq km/3,571 sq mi (3,335 sq km/1,287 sq mi is Turkish-occupied) Capital Nicosia (divided between Greek and Turkish Cypriots) Major towns/cities Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, Lefkosia, Gazimausa Major ports Limassol, Larnaca, and Paphos (Greek); Kyrenia and Famagusta (Turkish) Physical features central plain between two eastwest mountain ranges

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[magikthrill]

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lol wow i guess hope does die last. of course this is more of disillusionement then it is hope but whatever floats your boat!

[brother]

Micatcyp,

It may have been one group or all three, i would not know exactley but they were all one mind on the subject.

[Viewpoint]

Andrik wrote:
What if i tell u that there is a respectable percentage of Greeks leaving in Cyprus that actually prefer partitioning the island and would never in their wildest dreams imagine being next door neighbors with Turks??

Why does anyone respect those people's views and feelings??

So there is a percentage in the south that agree with me. Does anyone know what this % might be??