Turkish Cypriot leader sees June talks as last chance
Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat said on Thursday negotiations with the Greek side to begin in late June are the last chance for a solution in the divided island. He also said they should find a solution by 2012.
Talat told a conference hosted by the Center for Eurasian Strategic Studies (ASAM) in Ankara, his government wants to find a solution to the Cyprus problem and they will do whatever is necessary for a solution, the Anatolian Agency reported.
"Once the negotiations begin in late June, it would be very difficult for both sides to stand up and leave the negotiating table. It would not be possible for either side to leave the negotiating table as this is really the last chance for a solution," he said.
to begin reunification talks in June after a three-month preparation
Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias and Talat are setperiod. The reunification talks stalled in 2004 when Greek Cypriots rejected a U.N. blueprint for the island’s reunification; a plan overwhelmingly supported by Turkish Cypriots.
Talat said although working groups and technical committees began working in Cyprus, this does not show that everything is going well and smoothly. "Our general approach is to establish an entity based on two founding states in which the two peoples are politically equal. The partnership state will function with the equal participation of Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots. This state will be functional via a 'virgin birth' method," he was quoted as saying by the Anatolian Agency.
"We will continue working with good will and intention. We hope we will succeed. If we do become successful, this would eradicate the uncertainty in the future of Turkish Cypriots, eradicate the concerns and fears of the Greek Cypriots and end the Cyprus problem of Turkey in its relations with the European Union (EU) and the world in general," Talat added.
"If we can not find a solution to the Cyprus problem by the year 2012, we can conclude that a solution in the island is not possible. At that time, the international community will need to re-evaluate the realities," Talat also said.
http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/turkey/8781175.asp?gid=231&sz=62239
I see a few freudian slips here
1...Turkish Cypriot leader
2...The Greeks
3...Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias
4...Talat
And then back to the wet dreams
"Our general approach is to establish an entity based on two founding states in which the two peoples are politically equal. The partnership state will function with the equal participation of Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots. This state will be functional via a 'virgin birth' method," he was quoted as saying by the Anatolian Agency.
Somebody please hand him a towel...then man is clearly drowning...
But when you thought you heard everything he comes back for more...
"We will continue working with good will and intention. We hope we will succeed. If we do become successful, this would eradicate the uncertainty in the future of Turkish Cypriots, eradicate the concerns and fears of the Greek Cypriots and end the Cyprus problem of Turkey in its relations with the European Union (EU) and the world in general," Talat added.
and lets the cat out of the bag...little does he know that "turkey=fascist state" has next to buckleys of getting in with the current mindset...Instead of saying "turkey=fascist state" mindset is wrong, he blames the EU accession on the Cyprus solution...
But it seemd he can't help himself...
The Greek Cypriot administration will assume EU's rotating presidency in 2012[/size]
Mashallaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah...The real worry is this and he talks about vrgin births...
Clearly the man has issues...Forget the towel, throw the man a life jacket instead...
