Bananiot wrote:Bizonality means two zones Miltiades and in each zone the respective community will enjoy majority status. Is that okay with you?
It is
okay with most GCs,
provided that:
1.) The zone (state) institutions will not be based on purely ethnic agendas and guidelines, and will not discriminate on civil, social and cultural rights between their majority and minority permanent residents (or internal citizens) of each state, on the basis of their ethnic orientation or background. As it is well known, the Anan plan which you so pathetically accepted, was nothing of this sort.
2.) None of the two communities should have the explicit right to assume that because they are the assigned majority in one of the two states (zones,) that this automatically means or implies that this zone or state is of the one or the other community's sole ethnic ownership or private (sub)homeland. As it is well known, the Anan plan was nothing of this sort.
3.) The way community based majority /minority intra-state populations will be achieved, should not be in the expense or the responsibility of only the one of the two communities, but the burden of securing such a requirement should be equally dispersed. The TCs cannot possibly or logically expect that they will be given a state or a zone in which they want to be majority, and which will be substantially larger than their overall demographic and property ratio, and at the same time expect that the only ones to be restricted in settling into this zone -as a percentage of their own (TC) population, will be the GCs, even if half of them (TCs) will choose to remain into “their” zone as permanent residents in the long run. The states should in theory be able to absorb an equivalent to their territorial size Cypriot population, and not one state with 28% of territory and 45% of the coastlines to have only 20% of the total population of the country, and the other one the rest! Again, as it is well known, the Anan plan was nothing of this sort!
No part of Cyprus has ever historically been of the exclusive habitation and /or ownership of any of the two communities, and both communities have their cultural heritage and ancestral human presence in all parts of Cyprus, on an equivalent footing, therefore the solution should either directly or indirectly accommodate and /or reflect this historical reality. The TCs should not expect the 1974 ethnic cleansing to be accommodated and legalized by the GCs as a Turkish national fait accompli, on which the TCs may or will be able to base their whatever long run irredentist nationalist agendas, in the expense of the GC community and its historical rights in all and every part of Cyprus.
PS: And because I know that you (Bananiot) will not carefully read, more so to try and understand what I am saying above, and will come back with your usual distortions and aphorisms against my ideas and suggestions; simply because what I want as a GC originating from the north does not match or fully coincide with what your irredentist TC friends want to achieve; I would like to tell you in advance to piss off!