utu wrote:I read an article on the internet today about the water shortage problems plaquing Cyprus. It made me recall another article I had read some months ago in that Turkey had announced a project to lay underwater fresh water pipes from Turkey to the north of the island, so that Turkey would provide their area of the island with all the water necessary. If this project is realized, and that as a result the north is awash in water while the south faces acute water shortages, what is that going to do to the political equation? Of course, Turkey controlling the tap could also be used as a means to keep the north in line...
utu wrote:I read an article on the internet today about the water shortage problems plaquing Cyprus. It made me recall another article I had read some months ago in that Turkey had announced a project to lay underwater fresh water pipes from Turkey to the north of the island, so that Turkey would provide their area of the island with all the water necessary. If this project is realized, and that as a result the north is awash in water while the south faces acute water shortages, what is that going to do to the political equation? Of course, Turkey controlling the tap could also be used as a means to keep the north in line...
utu wrote:I read an article on the internet today about the water shortage problems plaquing Cyprus. It made me recall another article I had read some months ago in that Turkey had announced a project to lay underwater fresh water pipes from Turkey to the north of the island, so that Turkey would provide their area of the island with all the water necessary. If this project is realized, and that as a result the north is awash in water while the south faces acute water shortages, what is that going to do to the political equation? Of course, Turkey controlling the tap could also be used as a means to keep the north in line...
Kifeas wrote:utu wrote:I read an article on the internet today about the water shortage problems plaquing Cyprus. It made me recall another article I had read some months ago in that Turkey had announced a project to lay underwater fresh water pipes from Turkey to the north of the island, so that Turkey would provide their area of the island with all the water necessary. If this project is realized, and that as a result the north is awash in water while the south faces acute water shortages, what is that going to do to the political equation? Of course, Turkey controlling the tap could also be used as a means to keep the north in line...
By “their area of the island" I suppose you mean the area of Cyprus which they illegally occupy! If so, why do you choose not to call is as such, and instead you call it "their" area of the island? Can you please enlighten us?
alexISS wrote:And where will Turkey find all this spare water to send to the pseudostate? They don't even have enough for themselves, remember what happened last summer?
Viewpoint wrote:
The state called the TRNC only recognized by Turkey...so what? doesnt change the basic fact that we are here alive and kicking, which must make you sick to your stmoache knowing that life goes on as per normal, when your unEuropean viewpoint of keeping us isolated.
karma wrote:alexISS wrote:And where will Turkey find all this spare water to send to the pseudostate? They don't even have enough for themselves, remember what happened last summer?
I heard that they will decompose and recycle the urine of 70 million people..isnt it smart
alexISS wrote:karma wrote:alexISS wrote:And where will Turkey find all this spare water to send to the pseudostate? They don't even have enough for themselves, remember what happened last summer?
I heard that they will decompose and recycle the urine of 70 million people..isnt it smart
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