Pyrpolizer wrote:But was it one week before the referendum??? The NO vote started from while they were having talks at Lucerne and Burgenstock. 31 March we had the anan plan 1st of April there was a NO everywhere. It was not rejection living with Tcs my friend. The vast majority voted no because the plan was bad for the Gcs in every aspect you can imagine, properties, return of refugees, power sharing, security, almost all settlers staying, guarantees for implementation, human rights, "disguised partition", economically we would get bankrupt etc etc. Living together with the Tcs was perhaps the last thing anyone worried about.
No. I was in Cyprus about a week before the referendum. I was in England at the time of the referendum.
Point taken but show me one person that can take rejection with a smile. It hurts like hell.