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TALAT REJECTS CHRISTOFIAS’ CLAIMS

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Postby Viewpoint » Tue Apr 15, 2008 10:42 pm

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BirKibrisli wrote:What about this...??? We agree to part our way with the Turkish occupation,and the GCs agree to part their way with the occupation of our share of the Cyprus Republic..We kiss and make up,and begin the noble work of building one nation of Cypriots....Oh,and we agree to part our way with most of the settlers,and some of the GCs agree to part with their right of return...Agreed partition where only the Cypriots win,I say... :D


Too many pitfalls in your version of partition, why not make a clean break and not risk the problems or the TCs being reduced to minority status in a Gc state run by GCs. Lets allow everyone the opportunity to choose which state they wish to reside in and allow each state to go it alone, why not whats so bad about having the option? they can choose whether they wish to be a minority or a majority.

VP , you have always been obsessed with this "minority " thing , its a fact of life in Cyprus.The G/Cs are the majority , however to me and Bir the majority are the Cypriots !!


Its fine for you being in the majority, you have that comfort zone, what will you do if we are treated badly and discriminated against, even killed??
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Postby humanist » Tue Apr 15, 2008 11:29 pm

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Do I detect even further despair in your post humanist, you have come to the point I arrived at 4 years ago after the referendum, in time and please remember I told you so more and more people will support agreed partition as the only real solution available.


Despair very much sooo. Misstrust of Turks extremely soooo. Agreed partition fuck the concept. Lock the gates an keep yopu enjoying my lands agreed any time.
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Postby humanist » Tue Apr 15, 2008 11:35 pm

What about this...??? We agree to part our way with the Turkish occupation,and the GCs agree to part their way with the occupation of our share of the Cyprus Republic..We kiss and make up,and begin the noble work of building one nation of Cypriots....Oh,and we agree to part our way with most of the settlers,and some of the GCs agree to part with their right of return...Agreed partition where only the Cypriots win,I say...


Can't have that this is all about Zan ..... and his brother in-law is a settler .... theerfore we don't have a deal
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Postby zan » Tue Apr 15, 2008 11:59 pm

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What about this...??? We agree to part our way with the Turkish occupation,and the GCs agree to part their way with the occupation of our share of the Cyprus Republic..We kiss and make up,and begin the noble work of building one nation of Cypriots....Oh,and we agree to part our way with most of the settlers,and some of the GCs agree to part with their right of return...Agreed partition where only the Cypriots win,I say...


Can't have that this is all about Zan ..... and his brother in-law is a settler .... theerfore we don't have a deal


What aaaaare you talking about???? :?
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Postby zan » Wed Apr 16, 2008 12:00 am

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Do I detect even further despair in your post humanist, you have come to the point I arrived at 4 years ago after the referendum, in time and please remember I told you so more and more people will support agreed partition as the only real solution available.


Despair very much sooo. Misstrust of Turks extremely soooo. Agreed partition fuck the concept. Lock the gates an keep yopu enjoying my lands agreed any time.


This is what happens when you want all or nothing...You end up with nothing.... :roll:
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Postby BirKibrisli » Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:08 am

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BirKibrisli wrote:What about this...??? We agree to part our way with the Turkish occupation,and the GCs agree to part their way with the occupation of our share of the Cyprus Republic..We kiss and make up,and begin the noble work of building one nation of Cypriots....Oh,and we agree to part our way with most of the settlers,and some of the GCs agree to part with their right of return...Agreed partition where only the Cypriots win,I say... :D



Think about asking the GCs getting rid of at least 100,000 of their immigrants as well and we will think about it!!! :lol: :lol:


When we return to the Cyprus Republic (to use your preferred term :wink: ) their immigrants will be,our immigrants too. And out settlers would be their settlers...I am sure we can find a formula which is in the best interest of Cyprus and her people... :)
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Postby BirKibrisli » Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:16 am

Viewpoint wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:What about this...??? We agree to part our way with the Turkish occupation,and the GCs agree to part their way with the occupation of our share of the Cyprus Republic..We kiss and make up,and begin the noble work of building one nation of Cypriots....Oh,and we agree to part our way with most of the settlers,and some of the GCs agree to part with their right of return...Agreed partition where only the Cypriots win,I say... :D


Too many pitfalls in your version of partition, why not make a clean break and not risk the problems or the TCs being reduced to minority status in a Gc state run by GCs. Lets allow everyone the opportunity to choose which state they wish to reside in and allow each state to go it alone, why not whats so bad about having the option? they can choose whether they wish to be a minority or a majority.


Because in your version of partition our ethnicity will be cemented in concrete,and we will never have the opportunity to become one nation of Cypriots above all else...This will ensure that the wounds of Cypriots will never heal,VP..Our bloody past will be revisited at the earliest opportunity...Time to be brave and make some sacrifices for the overall good of our motherland,and the future generation of Cypriots...
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Postby halil » Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:23 am

Presidential Spokesman Hasan Ercakica has critisized the Greek Cypriot Administration for trying to hold Turkey responsible for the non-solution of the Cyprus problem, at a time when efforts are underway to find a settlement.
The Presidential Spokesman said that the Greek Cypriot Side must prove along the changes it has made in its political leadership that it has changed its policies on the Cyprus Problem.

Speaking to reporters during his routine weekly press briefing, Ercakica pointed out that that the Greek Cypriot Foreign Minister Markos Kiprianu had made it clear he was determined to pursue a case filed against the European Commission with the aim of preventing the Financial Assistance Regulation from being implemented.

He said the move was a clear indication that the Greek Cypriot Side had no intention of changing its policies on the Cyprus Issue.

Touching upon the working groups and technical committees, Ercakica said that it was not determined as to who will be attending the meetings.

Ercakica however added that committee representatives from both sides will be getting together in the Buffer zone on the weekend for an acquaintance and introduction meeting.
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Postby halil » Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:24 am

UBP LEADER SAYS CHRISTOFIAS’S STATEMENTS `PROVOCATIVE AND UNREALISTIC’
The leader of the main opposition National Unity Party Tahsin Ertugruloglu has described the Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias’s latest statements on the Cyprus Problem as ‘provocative and unrealistic’.

In a written statement issued today, the UBP Chief accused the Greek Cypriot leader of trying to poison relations between the Turkish Cypriot people and Turkey as well as to impose Greek sovereignty on the island.

The UBP leader also claimed that the policy pursued by President Mehmet Ali Talat to counter the Greek Cypriot leader’s efforts was inadequate.

Pointing out that the Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias desired the reunification of the island under a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation; Ertugruloglu said that a new state will not to be created on the island.

He argued that attempts were being made to assimilate the Turkish Cypriot into the so-called Cyprus Republic as a minority through a planned set of constitutional amendments to be introduced.

Ertugruloglu also said that the Turkish Cypriot people should defend and maintain their sovereign state as well as Turkey’s effective guarantee.
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Postby zan » Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:32 am

BirKibrisli wrote:
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BirKibrisli wrote:What about this...??? We agree to part our way with the Turkish occupation,and the GCs agree to part their way with the occupation of our share of the Cyprus Republic..We kiss and make up,and begin the noble work of building one nation of Cypriots....Oh,and we agree to part our way with most of the settlers,and some of the GCs agree to part with their right of return...Agreed partition where only the Cypriots win,I say... :D



Think about asking the GCs getting rid of at least 100,000 of their immigrants as well and we will think about it!!! :lol: :lol:


When we return to the Cyprus Republic (to use your preferred term :wink: ) their immigrants will be,our immigrants too. And out settlers would be their settlers...I am sure we can find a formula which is in the best interest of Cyprus and her people... :)


I thought you wanted to get rid of ours.....Make up your mind!!
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