boomerang wrote:Soyer: A Potential Solution Is Dependant Upon The Guarantee And Alliance Treaties Published: 4/12/2008
Underlying that besides the requisite of equality, Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer emphasized that a potential solution is also dependant upon the Guarantee and Alliance Treaties and that a solution will be impossible without these necessities.
Drawing attention to how the Greek Cypriots perform politics upon imaginary scenarios of how the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) are supposedly in conflict to the President, the government and with the Turkish Cypriot people, Soyer stated, “as it did not contribute to the Cyprus problem yesterday, this delusion will serve no purpose today.”
Expressing that the Greek Cypriot leadership should refrain from such delusions, Soyer stated, “If they intend to make peace
with Turkey, with the TAF and the Turkish Cypriot people, they must take first priority in realising that our existence is as valuable as their own and I would like to underline that this should be placed within their system of thinking.”
http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=225238&s=&i=&t=Soyer:_A_Potential_Solution_Is_Dependant_Upon_The_Guarantee_And_Alliance_Treaties
1...The Roc needs to make peace with 3 entities?
2...see how the tcs rank 3rd down the list for making peace
I would have thought making peace with "turkey=fascist state" as a country would have been enough...but now the TAF comes into the equation as an entity of her own...more proof of the deep state perhaps?
Sounds to me the script was handed down from Gasbag before he left
Yes Mr. Soyer, your existence is as valuable as ours, no doubt and no need to even mention it! It is well within our system of thinking, even without having to tell us so! However, simply because we do not feel and we do not perceive ourselves to constitute a danger to your existence, it is impossible for us to understand and place it in our system of thinking that you should need a so-called guarantor such as Turkey, with a sword hanging over our heads, so that you will accept to live and share with us the same country. If this is how you perceive us, i.e. to constitute a thread to your existence, then logic says you should never enter into any kind of relationship with us. No one in his right senses should want to get married with someone else, if he or she perceives that person to constitute a real thread to his or her existence.
You will of course tell me that it is not so much your desire to get married with us, that makes you considering the act; but rather the fact that you are compelled by the circumstances, and if it would have been possible to attain recognition tomorrow, you wouldn’t feel the need to even look at our direction –set aside say hello to us. Rest sure we know well about this fact! Let me tell you though, that there is a way you get what you want, but first you have to realize that your community, Mr. Soyer, is only the 18% of Cypriots, with about the same percentage of private land ownership! As far as the vast majority of Greek Cypriots is concerned, you can have your separate way, so that you may go and live together with those you trust more and do not perceive to constitute a thread to your existence, once you realize that you cannot have your cake and eat it too; i.e., as soon as you realize that you may have your independence and a separate life from us, only once you "place it in your system of thinking" that this can only be possible should you withdrew only to the proportion of Cyprus that constitutes and represents your fair share!
I can assure you that, because the majority of GCs have already gotten sick and tired of your attitude, mentality and behavior over the years, that once you decide to withdraw to that part of Cyprus representing your fair share, we will accept and concede to you independence as a separate entity! You do not have to get married with someone you perceive as a thread to your existence, so that we will have to be forced to accept a foreigner as a guarantor, to patronize us for the rest of our life as a nation or a country.
I repeat again, you cannot have your cake, and eat it too; or as we say in Cyprus, "to have the dog full (fed) and the bread a whole!"
