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Postby halil » Fri Feb 22, 2008 10:38 am

TALAT EVALUATES LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ON CYPRUS PROBLEM IN TALK HOSTED BY GAZIMAGUSA MUNICIPALITY.

President Mehmet Ali Talat has said that results of the first round of ‘Presidential’ elections in South Cyprus indicated change on the Greek Cypriot Side.

The President described Tassos Papadopoulos’s defeat in the elections as a ‘surprise’.

President Talat words came during a talk organized by the Gazimagusa Municipality.

Speaking in Gazimagusa last night, the President said the change observed on the Greek Cypriot Side had raised hopes on the Turkish Cypriot Side towards ending the current deadlock on the Cyprus Issue.

Stating that had Tassos Papadopoulos been re-elected as Greek Cypriot leader, Talat said the UN’s mandate on the island would not have been extended.

Pointing out that there has been no change in the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy since 2004, the President said “we proved our commitment to our policy during the 2004 referendum. There is no need to prove ourselves over and over again.”

Expressing his belief that the Cyprus Problem can be solved by the end of this year, Talat said “we are not setting any deadlines or preconditions.
All we are saying is that we have enough time to settle the Cyprus Issue before the year ends.”
….Outlining the main principles of the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy, Talat said that any solution to be found to the Cyprus Problem should be based on the political equality of the two sides.
“This is the subject of paramount importance” he added.

Responding to a question, the President said that the Taiwan Model was not suitable or an option for the Turkish Cypriot Side.

“Our policies are open and clear, The Taiwan model is not an acceptable approach. Taiwan does not possess political or commercial rights” said Talat.

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Postby Nikitas » Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:06 am

Political equality, and 37 per cent of the territory, in comibnation with his past definitions of bizonality which means no return of the properties in the north, plus Turkish troops on the island in perpetuity. He is not exactly doing us a big favor.

What confuses me (and others) is how this much touted political equality meshes with democratic principles and the one person one vote system. I have looked at other federal systems and still have to find one that matches what is planned for Cyprus.
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Postby Oracle » Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:17 am

halil ... are you after a prize for most perverted propaganda posts per person :shock:

Talat is a "suzerainty" for the Turkish occupied section of Cyprus, if anything, not a president you misguided pest.

And no thank you ... I don't want another of your predictable moving pictures, or anything.

You've put on a silly post, you have a response, now accept it and modify your behaviour so that you don't elicit similar responses in future.

In other words:

Stop posting propaganda.
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Re: TALAT EVALUATES LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

Postby Kifeas » Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:27 am

halil wrote:TALAT EVALUATES LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ON CYPRUS PROBLEM IN TALK HOSTED BY GAZIMAGUSA MUNICIPALITY.

President Mehmet Ali Talat has said that results of the first round of ‘Presidential’ elections in South Cyprus indicated change on the Greek Cypriot Side.

The President described Tassos Papadopoulos’s defeat in the elections as a ‘surprise’.

President Talat words came during a talk organized by the Gazimagusa Municipality.

Speaking in Gazimagusa last night, the President said the change observed on the Greek Cypriot Side had raised hopes on the Turkish Cypriot Side towards ending the current deadlock on the Cyprus Issue.

Stating that had Tassos Papadopoulos been re-elected as Greek Cypriot leader, Talat said the UN’s mandate on the island would not have been extended.

Pointing out that there has been no change in the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy since 2004, the President said “we proved our commitment to our policy during the 2004 referendum. There is no need to prove ourselves over and over again.”

Expressing his belief that the Cyprus Problem can be solved by the end of this year, Talat said “we are not setting any deadlines or preconditions.
All we are saying is that we have enough time to settle the Cyprus Issue before the year ends.”
….Outlining the main principles of the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy, Talat said that any solution to be found to the Cyprus Problem should be based on the political equality of the two sides.
“This is the subject of paramount importance” he added.

Responding to a question, the President said that the Taiwan Model was not suitable or an option for the Turkish Cypriot Side.

“Our policies are open and clear, The Taiwan model is not an acceptable approach. Taiwan does not possess political or commercial rights” said Talat.

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Halil, can you direct us to the turkish text of the above news report?
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Re: TALAT EVALUATES LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

Postby halil » Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:39 am

Kifeas wrote:
halil wrote:TALAT EVALUATES LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ON CYPRUS PROBLEM IN TALK HOSTED BY GAZIMAGUSA MUNICIPALITY.

President Mehmet Ali Talat has said that results of the first round of ‘Presidential’ elections in South Cyprus indicated change on the Greek Cypriot Side.

The President described Tassos Papadopoulos’s defeat in the elections as a ‘surprise’.

President Talat words came during a talk organized by the Gazimagusa Municipality.

Speaking in Gazimagusa last night, the President said the change observed on the Greek Cypriot Side had raised hopes on the Turkish Cypriot Side towards ending the current deadlock on the Cyprus Issue.

Stating that had Tassos Papadopoulos been re-elected as Greek Cypriot leader, Talat said the UN’s mandate on the island would not have been extended.

Pointing out that there has been no change in the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy since 2004, the President said “we proved our commitment to our policy during the 2004 referendum. There is no need to prove ourselves over and over again.”

Expressing his belief that the Cyprus Problem can be solved by the end of this year, Talat said “we are not setting any deadlines or preconditions.
All we are saying is that we have enough time to settle the Cyprus Issue before the year ends.”
….Outlining the main principles of the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy, Talat said that any solution to be found to the Cyprus Problem should be based on the political equality of the two sides.
“This is the subject of paramount importance” he added.

Responding to a question, the President said that the Taiwan Model was not suitable or an option for the Turkish Cypriot Side.

“Our policies are open and clear, The Taiwan model is not an acceptable approach. Taiwan does not possess political or commercial rights” said Talat.

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Halil, can you direct us to the turkish text of the above news report?

2008'de çözüm mümkün"

Talat, “Son tarih, şart, ön koşul getirmiyoruz. Hedef tarih koyuyoruz. 2008 sonuna kadar çözüm için zaman yeterli”



Cumhurbaşkanı Mehmet Ali Talat, dün akşam Gazimağusa Belediyesi’nin düzenlediği Mağusa Söyleşileri’ne konuk oldu ve Güney Kıbrıs Rum kesimindeki seçim sonuçları ile Kıbrıs sorununa ilişkin gelişmeleri değerlendirdi, katılımcıların sorularını yanıtladı.



Papadopulos kazansaydı...

Cumhurbaşkanı Mehmet Ali Talat, Tasos Papadopulos yeniden başkan seçilmiş olsaydı, Kıbrıs sorununa ilişkin BM misyonunun devamının gelmemiş olacağını vurguladı. Talat, “Papadopulos kazansaydı, beklediğimiz BM misyonu çok büyük bir ihtimalle gerçekleşmeyecekti. Gerçekleşse bile bir sonuca ulaşmayacaktı” dedi.



“Kimsenin arkasına saklanmıyoruz”

Bazı basın- yayın organlarında “Papadopulos da gitti, artık kimin arkasına saklanacaksınız?” şeklinde eleştirilere maruz kaldıklarını kaydeden Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, “Biz bir yere saklanmak istemedik. Böyle bir şeye ihtiyaç yok. Samimiyetle Kıbrıs sorununu çözmek istiyoruz. Bu tür iddialar, ya bizi anlamamak veya anladığı halde eleştirmek için yapılıyor” şeklinde konuştu.



“Politikamızda değişiklik yok”

Kıbrıs Türk tarafının 2004 yılından bu yana süren Kıbrıs sorununa bütünlüklü çözüm bulma politikasında bir değişiklik olmadığını vurgulayan Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, “Politikamızın bu olduğunu referandumda kanıtladık. Niyetimizi, hedefimizi tekrar tekrar ispat etmemize gerek yok” dedi. Zaman zaman Kıbrıs Türk liderliği ve Türkiye ne kadar çözüm ister gibi kuşkular belirdiğini belirterek, bu kuşkuların anlamsız olduğunu vurgulayan Talat, Türk liderliğinin çözüm konusunda samimi olduğunu yineledi. Talat, en kısa yoldan halkı rahat ettirmek ve dünyayla bütünleştirmek istediklerini, bunun da yolunun Kıbrıs sorununun çözümü olduğunu belirterek, çözümün Kıbrıs Türkü’nü dünyaya bağlayacak en kestirme yol olduğunu ifade etti.



“AB çatısı altında çözüm olmaz”

Cumhurbaşkanı Mehmet Ali Talat, Kıbrıs sorununun çözümünün Rum tarafının ve Yunanistan’ın üye olduğu Avrupa Birliği (AB) çatısı altında olamayacağını ifade ederek, çözümün ancak BM zemininde gerçekleşebileceğini vurguladı. Çözüm sonrası yeni yapı AB üyesi olacağı için, süreçte AB’nin katılımcı olmasına ihtiyaç duyulduğunu kaydeden Talat, “BM ile yürüteceğimiz çalışmayla, AB’nin desteklediği süreçle müzakereleri başlatma hedefimizi muhafaza etmek durumundayız” dedi.



“AB tutmadığı sözler için okuldan atılır”

Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, yapılan anketlerde Kıbrıs Türk halkının AB’ye girme isteğinin yüksek oranda olmasına rağmen güvenin azaldığını söyledi. Talat, “AB’ye güven yerlerde sürünüyor, aslında bu bile fazla. Verdiği sözlerle yaptıklarını kıyaslayacak olursak, sınıfta kalır, hatta okuldan atılır” dedi.



“2008 sonuna kadar çözüm mümkün”

2008 yılının sonuna kadar Kıbrıs sorununun çözülebileceğine inandığını ifade eden Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, “Son tarih, şart, ön koşul getirmiyoruz. Hedef tarih koyuyoruz. 2008 sonuna kadar çözüm için zaman yeterli” dedi.



Nasıl bir çözüm?

Talat, seçimi kaybeden Papadopulos’un diğer iki lidere destek için Annan Planı’nın gündeme gelmemesi şartı koyduğuna dikkat çekerek, Annan Planı’nı müzakere etmeme ihtimali varsa veya başka plan ortaya çıkacaksa temel ilkelerin ortaya konması gerektiğini ifade etti. Türk tarafının temel ilkelerini ortaya koyan Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, olası bir çözümün iki halkın siyasi eşitliğine dayanması gerektiğini vurgulayarak, “Vazgeçilemez bir numaralı konu budur” diye konuştu.



Her halükarda eşit statüde iki kurucu devletin olacağına vurgu yapan Talat, yeni oluşacak ortaklık devletinin ise “bakir doğum” ilkesiyle ortaya çıkacağını kaydetti. Kıbrıs Türk halkının çok büyük çoğunlukla desteklediği bir konunun da garanti siteminin devamı olduğunu söyleyen Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, “Kıbrıs Türk halkı, geleceğini güvencede görmek için Türkiye’nin garantörlüğünün devamını istiyor” dedi.

B Planı var mı?

Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, bir katılımcının çözüm olmaması halinde Türk tarafının “B Planı” olup olmadığını sorması üzerine, çeşitli değerlendirmeler ve planlar yaptıklarına işaret ederek, bunu bugünden açıklamanın yanlış olacağını kaydetti. Kıbrıs Türk tarafının, çözüm pozisyonunu koruduğunu söyleyen Talat, “Bu günden, bu olmazsa bunu yaparız demek olumsuz gelişmelere yol açabilir. Esas hedefle ilgili yanlış anlamalara yol açar” ifadelerini kullandı.



Tayvan modeli seçenek değil

Cumhurbaşkanı Talat, başka bir soru üzerine de, Tayvan modelinin Kıbrıs Türkü için seçenek olmadığını ifade ederek, “Şu anda politikamız açık ve net. Tayvan modeli kabul edilebilecek bir yaklaşım değil. Tayvan’da siyasi hak yok, ticari hak var” dedi.



Kosova doğru politikanın sonucu

Cumhurbaşkanı Mehmet Ali Talat, Kosova’nın bağımsızlığını kazanmasının doğru politikanın nasıl yapılacağına dair çok güzel ve güçlü bir örnek olduğunu söyledi. Kosova’nın dünyayla uyumlu politika neticesinde bu noktaya geldiğini vurgulayan Talat, “Bizim yaptığımız da dünyayla uyumlu politika. Dünya, Kıbrıs’ta bir çözüm ve Kıbrıs’ın birleşmesini istiyor. İki ayrı devleti kabul etmiyor” şeklinde konuştu. (tak)

http://www.yeniduzengazetesi.com/index. ... e/Haberler


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Postby Kifeas » Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:23 pm

Can you point me to the turkish text of the of the following paragraph which you have posted earlier from Talat's commennts?

"All we are saying is that we have enough time to settle the Cyprus Issue before the year ends.” ….Outlining the main principles of the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy, Talat said that any solution to be found to the Cyprus Problem should be based on the political equality of the two sides. "
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:34 pm

Kifeas wrote:Can you point me to the turkish text of the of the following paragraph which you have posted earlier from Talat's commennts?

"All we are saying is that we have enough time to settle the Cyprus Issue before the year ends.” ….Outlining the main principles of the Turkish Cypriot Side’s Cyprus policy, Talat said that any solution to be found to the Cyprus Problem should be based on the political equality of the two sides. "


Kifeas,

But Talat said in the same article :

"we are not setting any deadlines or preconditions".

Talk about being forgetful on what he has said minutes earlier.!!!

Did you know, that memory is the first thing to go as a sign of old age.!!

They have found cure for the other thing........Viagra.!! :wink: :wink:
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Postby shahmaran » Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:55 pm

Oracle wrote:halil ... are you after a prize for most perverted propaganda posts per person :shock:

Talat is a "suzerainty" for the Turkish occupied section of Cyprus, if anything, not a president you misguided pest.

And no thank you ... I don't want another of your predictable moving pictures, or anything.

You've put on a silly post, you have a response, now accept it and modify your behaviour so that you don't elicit similar responses in future.

In other words:

Stop posting propaganda.


That's some serious hypocrisy there don't you think madam?

Are you comparing his ARTICLES with your ever so "intelligent" threads? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Oracle » Fri Feb 22, 2008 1:06 pm

shahmaran wrote:
Oracle wrote:halil ... are you after a prize for most perverted propaganda posts per person :shock:

Talat is a "suzerainty" for the Turkish occupied section of Cyprus, if anything, not a president you misguided pest.

And no thank you ... I don't want another of your predictable moving pictures, or anything.

You've put on a silly post, you have a response, now accept it and modify your behaviour so that you don't elicit similar responses in future.

In other words:

Stop posting propaganda.


That's some serious hypocrisy there don't you think madam?

Are you comparing his ARTICLES with your ever so "intelligent" threads? :lol: :lol: :lol:


My opinions are purely that .... personal opinions! We all have them, some of us share them. Halil should summarise the text with his own interpretation (then provide a link).

I am objecting to his continual dissemination of material carrying matter recognised ONLY by Turkey .....
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Postby shahmaran » Fri Feb 22, 2008 1:10 pm

Everyone posts articles here Phoenix, why don't you object to them also?

They are simply reflecting what is being said in the media at the moment, its for you to interpret and discuss.

But since you are not capable of any objective outlook, EVER, i do understand why it would bother you so much.
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