umit07 wrote:Since 1976 we have GC's and TC's have been talking about "A bi-zonal federal solution" . The question is what does it mean to you?
A Bi-communal and a bi-zonal federation, for the GCs, simply means that the 1960 bi-communal unitary RoC will develop (evolve) into a bi-communal and a bi-zonal federal RoC! It means that the bi-communal nature of the 1960 unitary RoC government will be retained at a somewhat more refined, fair and functional type of arrangement, but which will be transferred to the federal (central) government. Furthermore, two zones (states) will be established, from inside, in which it will be envisioned that each of the two communities will be the majority, but which two zones (states) will not be based on ethnic agendas!
The government apparatus’s working language for each of the two states will be Greek and Turkish respectively, but from then on, the inherent constitutional power of each of the two states will derive from the permanent residents of each one, as in all other federations world-wide; and not from the members of the one or the other community, selectively and exclusively, like it was the case in the rightfully failed Anan-plan!
There should be no political or cultural discrimination on any Cypriot, by any of the two states, their constitutions and their laws! None of the two states should be serving ethnic agendas -set aside those of foreign countries, their national ideologies or their worldviews! No community (or state government for this matter) will have the right to impose its own cultural identity or nationalistic ideology on any Cypriot citizen, anywhere in Cyprus, as the TC community wrongfully attempted to secure and enforce against the GC population through in the wrongful and defective Anan plan!
Every Cypriot should have the right to establish themselves in any part of their country they wish to, more so those that were illegally expelled by Turkey in 1974 and their descendants! In order to maintain a TC majority in one of the states, an effort by law will be exercised by the central government and the state governments -through economic measures and incentives, so that the Cypriot population of each state will approximately correspond to its territorial percentage! However, if the many of the members of the TC community will choose, in the process of time, to permanently reside outside the boundaries of the North state, this will not mean that the north state should become empty of Cypriot people, so that a TC majority is maintained, as it was wrongly envisioned by the Anan plan!
Cyprus, as a whole, should remain an independed and sovereign state, and as according to the UN Charter, no foreign country should have troops anywhere on its soil, more so with accompanied "unilateral intervention rights!" Especially countries with no political or democratic culture of their own, which themselves violate the human, cultural and political rights of their own citizens and which themselves should ideally be needing others to have unilateral intervention rights in their soil -such as Turkey for example; cannot possible act as "guardians" of other countries -more so of countries such as EU member Cyprus!