phoenix wrote:Viewpoint wrote:phoenix wrote:zan wrote:phoenix wrote:CopperLine wrote:It seems that now you are left whimsically wondering whether you need this otherwise most fundamental principle of existence.
No, recognition is not a 'most fundamental principle of existence'. Just because you don't recognise someone passing by in the street doesn't meant that s/he doesn't exist. Similarly with legal recognition.
Diplomatic Recognition is the formal acknowledgement by a country that another country or state has the status of an independent nation. Without that recognition then you do not EXIST and are therefore moribund.
Cognitive recognition is just an appreciation.
Therefore...Being recognised by Turkey should satisfy your criteria
Turkey does not Recognize the pseudo-TRNC . . . it just thinks it is an extension of Turkey . . so it only recognizes itself.
Doesn't count
Any more novel ideas?
So? what changes? why are you so concerned if you dont give a shit about the TRNC?
I don't give a shit about the "TRNC" because I don't recognize that it exists.
What will change is that the North will get true recognition again when the Turks leave and it is back to being the missing bit of the RoC.
Right back atcha hunny bun.....