Kifeas wrote:Filitsa wrote:Kifeas wrote:Filitsa wrote:Kassoulides all the way!
Filitsa, since you seem to have voted for Kasoulides, can you perhaps tell us what Kasoulides doesn't like from the Anal plan and would like to see them changed? Are there any elements of the Anal plan that he doesn't like, or is he going to bring it back to us as it is, in order to vote for it this time? Do you happen to know?
Kifeas, if I could vote in Cyprus's elections, I would indeed vote for Kassoulides. Because you know as well as I do what Kassoulides's position is on the "Anan Plan," participating in your examination of my knowledge would bestow undue dignity on your disingenuous prank.
No Filitsa, I do not know what his possition is on the A-plan! All I know is that in page 7 of his pre-election program, he made the following statement: "“Nevertheless, let there be no mistake about it: the people were called upon to decide and they did, the Anan plan cannot and will not return. Neither as it was, nor with cosmetic changes.”
Are you saying that what he has claimed was not true and that he indeed aims at bringing back the A-plan as it is or with some cosmetic changes? If you would have voted for him, as you said, then you must be able to know that as well, otherwise, don't tell me you would have voted for someone that you do not know what he stands for! Same question extents to DT and all those that said they voted for him!
Actually Kifeas, it was Tassos who first said that you cannot kill off the AP. He said the Annan Plan (Anal plan sounds good as well, we'll agree there) was an amalgamation of all other plans before and the next plan will include some sort of modification of the AP as well. Thats what Tassos was willing and expected to bring back. (BBC interview, the program was HardTalk)
Kassoulides view is to first figure out what sort of solution we want first of all. Decide on a cross party level what these famous red lines of ours really are and then go after it.
To be honest with you I would consier a partnership with Deko as an ideal combination in this govt. The Pro-EU energetic Kassoulides can rebuild relations with our partners while the hardline stance of DEKO can serve as a counter balance during the negotiations. A sort of good cop bad cop situation.
The other thing I do not understand here is this apparent denial some people have of the democratic process. 67% of the population voted against Tassos and brainwashed little heads like pantheman refuse to accept this fact.
I heard a Deko mp today on the radio say how the electorate betrayed this hero. I'm not gonna argue about whether he was a hero or a zero but I am surprised at the contining arrogance of these people who are pissed off with us because we did not vote for the man they explicitly told us to!!