denizaksulu wrote:Kifeas wrote:The whole incident last night, with the shutting of the Ledra street, is down to the responsibility of the Turkish side, and the inability of the TC leadership to have the "trnc police" under its control. As we all know, the police is under the command of the Turkish armed forces, which did not see the terms of the Ledra street’s opening agreement with a positive eye.
You fools, if it wasn't the responsibility of the TC side, but instead that of the GC side, wouldn't Bananiot have already been here to make the big announcement and "nail" the GC side?
Kifeas, I would have given you a bit more credit had you not mentioned Bananiot.
Anyway, I hope it will all blow over. More important were any Turkish soldiers in sight? Did YOU see any. Please let us know.
Regards
Deniz
Deniz, what is important, is not whether you give me credit or not! What is important is that after what every single GC saw in their TV sets last night, which was the 3rd in a raw since the morning of the 3rd of April, there isn't even a single non-bad faith one that did not understand and acknowledged how correct Papadopoulos was to object to the opening of the street. Furthermore, every single GC saw, realized and felt the slap in Mr. Christofia's face, by Mr. Talat. It is not by accident that Mr. Christofias cut short his planned trip in London, were he would have met among others the British Prime Minister, in order to immediately return to Cyprus, 10 hours after he departed.
The incident(s) is (are) far more serious than you imagine. Unfortunately, Mr. Talat can no further be taken seriously as an interlocutor, nor any other TC leader. Who calls the shots (and pulls the strings,) is the Turkish army and no one else! If Mr. Talat has the slightest drop of dignity, he should resign and tell the international community and the UN with whom the GCs can possibly negotiate anything! Certainly not with him or any other TC leader, neither with Mr. Erdogan or Gul! Cherche la “République” de Turquie!