Oracle wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Thank you to the GC people is in order for seeing that papadop was not the person to find a solution, well done. Lets hope your new leader will desire a solution enough to compromise and negotiate a the best solution for all. We all need to understand the other sides concerns allowing for the ideology of 2 equal communities sharing 1 country.
You've changed your tune!
I thought you were begging the GCs to keep him in power, because you were happy with the "solution" you currently have.
It's an ill wind that blows no good ....
michalis5354 wrote:The Turkish Cypriot position was a result of Papad policies who has ignored them for 5 years refusing to meet the TC leader to discuss future prospects so he left them at the hands of Turkey . I can understand why tTCs adopted partition as the only viable solution.
The key to any settlement is to win the TC community and to make them a part of Cyprus not an outsider. Only at that time TCs will force Turkey to go home and Turkey realise there is no reason to be on the island.There are high chances for that to happen If we adopt the right strategy.
All you need to do is to put yourself on their shoes like what Birkibrisli did many times in the past.
Good Night
Piratis wrote:The "idelogy" of dividing people along ethnic lines and disproportionately sharing power between them in order to benefit one on the loss of another, is an "idiology" that died with the collapse of Apartheid in South Africa.
All Cypriots, Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots, Armenian Cypriots, Maronite Cypriots, Latin Cypriots, and every other Cypriot citizen should be equal to each other, one person one vote, without racist or other discriminations.
Viewpoint wrote:Thank you to the GC people is in order for seeing that papadop was not the person to find a solution, well done. Lets hope your new leader will desire a solution enough to compromise and negotiate a the best solution for all. We all need to understand the other sides concerns allowing for the ideology of 2 equal communities sharing 1 country.
zan wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Thank you to the GC people is in order for seeing that papadop was not the person to find a solution, well done. Lets hope your new leader will desire a solution enough to compromise and negotiate a the best solution for all. We all need to understand the other sides concerns allowing for the ideology of 2 equal communities sharing 1 country.
Bravo VP...Should have done this myself......Bravo to the right people who voted for the right reasons.
Murataga wrote:zan wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Thank you to the GC people is in order for seeing that papadop was not the person to find a solution, well done. Lets hope your new leader will desire a solution enough to compromise and negotiate a the best solution for all. We all need to understand the other sides concerns allowing for the ideology of 2 equal communities sharing 1 country.
Bravo VP...Should have done this myself......Bravo to the right people who voted for the right reasons.
The GCs have never accepted us as political equals by heart. And perhaps more importantly, given the zenith of their fortune built on what they have usurped from us over the years, they have absolutely no major incentive to accept us as political equals in any forseeable future.
Papadopulos, Klerides, Makarios, Kassoulides or whatever crook you like... it won`t matter. The bottom line is that unless we relinquish our rights on this island as ONE of the TWO communities, unless we accept to put our safety and existence in jeopardy, unless we give in to the systematic efforts of Hellenizing this island, the GCs, as they have repeatedly done in the past and continually do so in the present, will implement any and all unethical, criminal and inhumane means necessary for us to come to their terms.
The good news is that the tide has taken a notable turn in our favor. The outcome of this election is a testimony that the GC criminal political initiative has lost significant blood and the GC community wants something to be done about it. The acknowledgement of the TC existence and rights on the island by the third parties, especially the EU member countries, has never been so pronounced. This has panicked the GC community.
We are moving forward; slowly but steadily.
Murataga wrote:zan wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Thank you to the GC people is in order for seeing that papadop was not the person to find a solution, well done. Lets hope your new leader will desire a solution enough to compromise and negotiate a the best solution for all. We all need to understand the other sides concerns allowing for the ideology of 2 equal communities sharing 1 country.
Bravo VP...Should have done this myself......Bravo to the right people who voted for the right reasons.
The GCs have never accepted us as political equals by heart. And perhaps more importantly, given the zenith of their fortune built on what they have usurped from us over the years, they have absolutely no major incentive to accept us as political equals in any forseeable future.
Papadopulos, Klerides, Makarios, Kassoulides or whatever crook you like... it won`t matter. The bottom line is that unless we relinquish our rights on this island as ONE of the TWO communities, unless we accept to put our safety and existence in jeopardy, unless we give in to the systematic efforts of Hellenizing this island, the GCs, as they have repeatedly done in the past and continually do so in the present, will implement any and all unethical, criminal and inhumane means necessary for us to come to their terms.
The good news is that the tide has taken a notable turn in our favor. The outcome of this election is a testimony that the GC criminal political initiative has lost significant blood and the GC community wants something to be done about it. The acknowledgement of the TC existence and rights on the island by the third parties, especially the EU member countries, has never been so pronounced. This has panicked the GC community.
We are moving forward; slowly but steadily.
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