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[halil]

Well done Talat ,
Talat warned the UN..... with no going to dinner .....

we are not going to waste our times with dinners or social activities ....

we want to sit on the table and find the solution formulas .

we have no time to show the world press , smiling faces on the tv screens and giving images to world we have a good will ....

we want to start for talks ..... rest of it just showing off and playing on time .

Bravo President Talat .

[halil]

Press Statement by President Talat and Pascoe Following Their Meeting on 17 June
Pascoe: ...Thank you very much. We had a good meeting. Today, I will be very general and tomorrow, I will have a press conference following my talks, in which you can ask me questions. Let me just say that I am here because the eyes of the world are very much on Cyprus. There is an enormous interest in the international community about the situation here. There is huge hope and expectation that the process will move forward rapidly and that there will be a solution to the Cyprus issue. There is certainly great hope following the statements of March 21 and May 23 between the leaders of the two sides, which of course we fully support and we fully support their leadership. We will try to do everything we can to help. So, the second thing I was trying to do here today is; one, to find out what is going on, where things stand, and the second, is how we can help to move the process forward. Thank you very much and as I said, I will be taking questions tomorrow.
Talat: Thank you very much. I am very glad to be with Mr. Pascoe today. We had a very fruitful discussion. As you know, we had concerns, we had some discussions very recently. So, I found the opportunity to raise all the issues with him. As I said, it was a very fruitful discussion and I understood that the UN continues to support the solution to the Cyprus problem. There is no change in the UN stance regarding the restrictions and isolations which Turkish Cypriots face. All these are encouraging for Turkish Cypriots and I want to reiterate once again that we count on the support of the United Nations. We will do our best, as the Turkish Cypriot side, to enter into a fruitful engagement and genuinely and constructively negotiate to find a comprehensive solution to the Cyprus problem based on the ideas which we agreed together with Mr. Christofias on 23 May 2008. So, our commitment continues. And we will do our best to reach a comprehensive solution.
Q&A
Q: It has been reported that there are some problems between the two sides. Do you have any assurances that these problems will be overcome? Or, what should be done to overcome these problems?
Talat: We have to look at what is being done in order to overcome these problems. And of course, this needs time. We have put forward what the problems and difficulties are. And we have received positive responses. We will see what will actually be done. Our target, as I say all the time, is to reach a comprehensive settlement. And for this, we need the support of the UN and we count on UN’s support.
Q: Will you be meeting with Mr. Christofias and Mr. Pascoe tonight?
Talat: I am afraid I will not be there.
Q: But you have been invited?
Talat: Yes
Why not?
Talat: This was my decision because of the many reasons I have explained before. These were also published in a Greek Cypriot newspaper... For the time being, I am afraid I will not be there.
Thank you very much.
Presidential Press Office

[Oracle]

Like Viewpoint always says ... "You can put a saddle on a donkey, but it doesn't make him a race horse!"

.... Talat will always be a racist "leader" ....

[Piratis]

Christofias is the president of Republic of Cyprus, democratically elected in elections where all law obeying Cypriot citizens (and not just GCs) participated.

Talat was chosen in a voting where 10s of thousands of illegal settlers have participated, not just TCs. Therefore what Talat represents is the illegal puppet regime installed by Ankara in the north part of our country.

When 90% of the population are GCs what chance does the 10% have? zilch, zero, nowt..they are forced to accept what the GCs want.

So maybe we should also call Erdogan the leader of the Turkish community in Turkey?

Also, unlike Turks in Asia Minor, the GCs are the people that have existed far longer in Cyprus than any of the other communities. Nobody forced any of them to come and live in Cyprus along with the GC majority. They all came on their own free will, and they are staying here on their own free will. Unlike the Turks, every other community recognizes that Cyprus should function in a democratic way and they all accept the democratic decisions of the Cypriot people as a whole. On the other hand the Turks came here not to live harmoniously with the native population, but to oppress and enslave them, and this is what they are trying to do until today.

President Talat is our leader and he is taken very seriously when it comes to the Cyprus problem as you can see there are 2 sides to this issue and both leaders are addressed by the international community, you make hate this fact and it may make you sick to your stomach but its called reality.

Sure Talat is your leader. It is the leader of the occupation regime of Ankara. He is taken as seriously, as the representatives of Hitler were taken seriously during WWII. The international community might take seriously what Ankara (via Talat) is saying, but they definitely do not accept your crimes and illegalities.

[DT.]

Well done Talat ,
Talat warned the UN..... with no going to dinner .....

we are not going to waste our times with dinners or social activities ....

we want to sit on the table and find the solution formulas .

we have no time to show the world press , smiling faces on the tv screens and giving images to world we have a good will ....

we want to start for talks ..... rest of it just showing off and playing on time .

Bravo President Talat .

You must be very happy Halil, looks like you are getting your very own Papdopoulos. This is a Tpap tactic and talat is in a panic. Slowly slowly the world will confirm once again that the Turkish side is the one holding the solution back.

[DT.]

Press Statement by President Talat and Pascoe Following Their Meeting on 17 June
Pascoe: ...Thank you very much. We had a good meeting. Today, I will be very general and tomorrow, I will have a press conference following my talks, in which you can ask me questions. Let me just say that I am here because the eyes of the world are very much on Cyprus. There is an enormous interest in the international community about the situation here. There is huge hope and expectation that the process will move forward rapidly and that there will be a solution to the Cyprus issue. There is certainly great hope following the statements of March 21 and May 23 between the leaders of the two sides, which of course we fully support and we fully support their leadership. We will try to do everything we can to help. So, the second thing I was trying to do here today is; one, to find out what is going on, where things stand, and the second, is how we can help to move the process forward. Thank you very much and as I said, I will be taking questions tomorrow.
Talat: Thank you very much. I am very glad to be with Mr. Pascoe today. We had a very fruitful discussion. As you know, we had concerns, we had some discussions very recently. So, I found the opportunity to raise all the issues with him. As I said, it was a very fruitful discussion and I understood that the UN continues to support the solution to the Cyprus problem. There is no change in the UN stance regarding the restrictions and isolations which Turkish Cypriots face. All these are encouraging for Turkish Cypriots and I want to reiterate once again that we count on the support of the United Nations. We will do our best, as the Turkish Cypriot side, to enter into a fruitful engagement and genuinely and constructively negotiate to find a comprehensive solution to the Cyprus problem based on the ideas which we agreed together with Mr. Christofias on 23 May 2008. So, our commitment continues. And we will do our best to reach a comprehensive solution.
Q&A
Q: It has been reported that there are some problems between the two sides. Do you have any assurances that these problems will be overcome? Or, what should be done to overcome these problems?
Talat: We have to look at what is being done in order to overcome these problems. And of course, this needs time. We have put forward what the problems and difficulties are. And we have received positive responses. We will see what will actually be done. Our target, as I say all the time, is to reach a comprehensive settlement. And for this, we need the support of the UN and we count on UN’s support.
Q: Will you be meeting with Mr. Christofias and Mr. Pascoe tonight?
Talat: I am afraid I will not be there.
Q: But you have been invited?
Talat: Yes
Why not?
Talat: This was my decision because of the many reasons I have explained before. These were also published in a Greek Cypriot newspaper... For the time being, I am afraid I will not be there.
Thank you very much.
Presidential Press Office

[halil]

Well done Talat ,
Talat warned the UN..... with no going to dinner .....

we are not going to waste our times with dinners or social activities ....

we want to sit on the table and find the solution formulas .

we have no time to show the world press , smiling faces on the tv screens and giving images to world we have a good will ....

we want to start for talks ..... rest of it just showing off and playing on time .

Bravo President Talat .

You must be very happy Halil, looks like you are getting your very own Papdopoulos. This is a Tpap tactic and talat is in a panic. Slowly slowly the world will confirm once again that the Turkish side is the one holding the solution back.

what will happen DT ?

after the referendum they were blamed the Tpap .........

also too many promises were given .......

I am not happy DT , I am fully supporter of the fair solution in Cyprus .

my solution choice is BBF . I never hide what kind of solution i want .(you may not like it .this is the best one which i believe from my side of viewpoint )

Somehow , i believe President Talat must protest the UN's and other sides behavioural towards the TC's .

[Kikapu]

Does Talat knows what he is saying or did I get this one wrong myself.

This is from Halil post earlier where Talat was answering some questions.

"There is no change in the UN stance regarding the restrictions and isolations which Turkish Cypriots face. All these are encouraging for Turkish Cypriots and I want to reiterate once again that we count on the support of the United Nations".

"There is no change in the UN stance regarding the restrictions and isolations which Turkish Cypriots face".

"All these are encouraging for Turkish Cypriots and I want to reiterate once again that we count on the support of the United Nations".

So let me get this straight. Talat says that there is no change from the UN stance on restrictions and isolation of the TC's, then he goes on to say, that this is encouraging to the TC's.

Perhaps his English is not that great and did not quite say what he really wanted to say.

I'm just guessing. Perhaps he meant what he said, and that the TC's like being isolated and restricted.!!

[Viewpoint]

Christofias is the president of Republic of Cyprus, democratically elected in elections where all law obeying Cypriot citizens (and not just GCs) participated.

Talat was chosen in a voting where 10s of thousands of illegal settlers have participated, not just TCs. Therefore what Talat represents is the illegal puppet regime installed by Ankara in the north part of our country.

When 90% of the population are GCs what chance does the 10% have? zilch, zero, nowt..they are forced to accept what the GCs want.

So maybe we should also call Erdogan the leader of the Turkish community in Turkey?

Also, unlike Turks in Asia Minor, the GCs are the people that have existed far longer in Cyprus than any of the other communities. Nobody forced any of them to come and live in Cyprus along with the GC majority. They all came on their own free will, and they are staying here on their own free will. Unlike the Turks, every other community recognizes that Cyprus should function in a democratic way and they all accept the democratic decisions of the Cypriot people as a whole. On the other hand the Turks came here not to live harmoniously with the native population, but to oppress and enslave them, and this is what they are trying to do until today.

President Talat is our leader and he is taken very seriously when it comes to the Cyprus problem as you can see there are 2 sides to this issue and both leaders are addressed by the international community, you make hate this fact and it may make you sick to your stomach but its called reality.

Sure Talat is your leader. It is the leader of the occupation regime of Ankara. He is taken as seriously, as the representatives of Hitler were taken seriously during WWII. The international community might take seriously what Ankara (via Talat) is saying, but they definitely do not accept your crimes and illegalities.

Why do you support the plight of the Kurds in Turkey and not the TCs in Cyprus? aren't there a lot of similarities to be drawn or are you against playing the GC game called double standards.

[halil]

Kikabumu ,
have you seen Talat presential palace GUZUM .

i put it espeacialy for u .

you have asked it before .

iyi uyukular .

i was at quincy .