bananiot wrote:President Papadopoulos has claimed that this is a "good" document for Cyprus. This is an exerpt from this "good" for Cyprus document.
"On Cyprus, the EU looks forward to Turkey's continued support for efforts for a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem within the UN framework and in line with the principles on which the Union is founded".
Bananiot,
This is much better than the previous European Union position on its relations with Turkey, which if I remember correctly read as follows:
“The E.U. welcomes the active support of Turkey for a solution of the Cyprus problem on the basis of the Annan plan.”The difference here is that, the E.U. “looks forward” (i.e. hopes, anticipates, expects) to Turkey’s continued support (why not “continues” support?) for efforts (new efforts and not necessary on the basis or within the framework of previously failed efforts) for a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem within the UN framework (and not on the basis of the UN plan’s framework) and in line with the principles on which the Union is founded. (A totally new concept that became essential, -introduced- after Cyprus accession in the E.U.)
bananiot wrote:Read the above carefully and you will realise that the EU (including Cyprus because the document passed unanimously) accepts that Turkey has already supported and is today supporting still the efforts to find a comprehensive solution.
Turkey supported in the past the efforts to find a comprehensive solution on the basis of the U.N. sponsored Annan Plan 5. It that a lie? Wasn’t the Annan plan a plan hypothetically aiming to provide a comprehensive solution? It continues to verbally support the efforts to find a comprehensive solution. It that a lie?
bananiot wrote: The document says also that Turkey is supporting the efforts for a solution of the Cyprus problem within the UN framework and in line with the principles on which the Union is founded.
The E.U. looks forward (anticipates, expects, hopes) that Turkey will maintain in the future it’s support to find a comprehensive solution. The sentence doesn’t strictly or directly imply that the previous plan was fully in line with the UN framework (presumably meaning U.N. SC resolutions) or in line with the principles on which the Union is founded.
Do you accept that A-plan5 was in line with the U.N. SC resolutions and /or the principles that the union is founded? Do not say yes because, although I do not have the time, I am prepared to give you a good beating on this.
bananiot wrote:Dear friends, Cyprus has agreed within the EU that Turkey has been a positive player in the quest fo a solution.
Cyprus has only agreed with the E.U., since last June, that Turkey has been a positive player in the pursue for a solution on the basis of the A-plan 5.
bananiot wrote:Turkey can now use this official document as an alibi regarding her policy on Cyprus.
It is one thing what Turkey will attempt to use and another thing what at the end of the day will manage to achieve.
bananiot wrote:In effect the EU considers that Turkey has supported and still supports a european solution. The only solution that Turkey agreed to is the A plan. Thus, it is easily deducted that the EU does endorse the A Plan as constituting a european solution.
These are arbitrary and unsubstantiated conclusions that you and perhaps Turkey hope to pass around. Bananiot, even the most dumb head people in this forum have realised by now that you have only one single obsession, to constantly dispute and degrade Papadopoullos.