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[Magnus]

He is the president of the TRNC and therefore the elected leader of the TCs.

So the COE are doing him a gross injustice by not adressing him as Mr President

Well I wouldnt be having that if I was you

In fact I'd be that pissed off I'd have to invade somewhere but I guess thats not your style

I think they should invade Neverland Ranch. I hear Bubbles the chimp has had enough of Michael Jackson cheating on him and is recruiting mercenaries to form his own break-away republic.

[RichardB]

He is the president of the TRNC and therefore the elected leader of the TCs.

So the COE are doing him a gross injustice by not adressing him as Mr President

Well I wouldnt be having that if I was you

In fact I'd be that pissed off I'd have to invade somewhere but I guess thats not your style

I think they should invade Neverland Ranch. I hear Bubbles the chimp has had enough of Michael Jackson cheating on him and is recruiting mercenaries to form his own break-away republic.

Well there would be no need to change the name of the occupied terretories in that case.

A Neverland Republic Governed by a never never President

[halil]

FULL-FLEDGED NEGOTIATIONS IN ON THE AGENDA OF TALAT-CHRISTOFIAS MEETING.

The Presidential Spokesperson Hasan Ercakica has said that the launch of full-fledged negotiations will be on the agenda of tomorrow’s meeting between the two leaders in Cyprus.

Turkish Cypriot Leader Mehmet Ali Talat and Greek Cypriot Leader Demetris Christofias will meet tomorrow morning to review the work being carried out by working groups and technical committees established to prepare the ground for substantial negotiations on the Cyprus issue.

Mr Ercakica complained of speculative news being published by Greek Cypriot press about the agenda of Talat-Christofias meeting and pointed out that Greek Cypriot spokepersons have been issuing statements confirming the news.

Stressing that the agenda of tomorrow’s leaders’ meeting was set by the 21 March Agreement and confirmed by the statement issued on the 23rd of May, he said `the topic of the meeting is to start fully-fledged negotiations by using the results achieved by working groups and technical committees. The Launch of substantial negotiations in the three months after the 21st of March was requested by the Agreement`.

He warned that attempts by Greek Cypriot officials towards bringing new demands into the agenda of talks between the two sides through the press are damaging the negotiations process.

Meanwhile, senior aides of the two leaders will meet this afternoon to work on details of tomorrow’s meeting between the two leaders.

The meeting between Ozdil Nami and Yorgos Iakovou will start at four o’clock.

President Talat has met with leaders and representatives of Turkish Cypriots political parties, just a day before his meeting with the Greek Cypriot Leader.

[halil]

Halil wrote

President Talat – who is in Istanbul for various contacts –was speaking at a program on Samanyolu Haber channel.

But the Council of Europe say

Cyprus : PACE ready to support negotiations under UN auspices

Strasbourg, 23.03.2008 - The President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Lluís Maria de Puig, today welcomed the announcement by the Cypriot President and the Turkish Cypriot leader to resume talks on the reunification of the island.

Is Talat a leader or a president? or just a president in the eyes of the illegal republic?

Surely only one president per nation ?

not everybody agrees with you !

Talat is TC's president ...... Below article is from .http://www.biconews.com/?p=6835

Mr. Chistofias was sworn in on Friday, February 29th and has promised to work with the Turkish north on a plan to reunify the two nations as soon as possible. The new president is very upbeat about this possibility, in particular because his counterpart in the north, TRNC president Mehmet Ali Talat of the Republican Turkish Party (also Socialist-Communist), is also a strong supporter of the union.
Both presidents have expressed hope to have the two nations join by the end of 2008. It seems that all it takes to settle a 34 year old dispute is two communists running things.

Cyprus gained independence from Great Britain in 1960, as a strange half-state that never really knew what it was on about. Roughly 2/3 of the population is Greek, the remaining 1/3 is Turkish. The nation was granted its independence merely because no one had any better ideas what to do with it. The Greek majority generally want to join Greece itself, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) was created because of the Turkish invasion in 1974.

[Kikapu]

Jesus Halil, where the hell did you dig up this outfit "The Bi-College News " (blog) to write anything that has any International News Standards, to be taken seriously.

Here is one passage that is very comical.

Cyprus gained independence from Great Britain in 1960, as a strange half-state that never really knew what it was on about. Roughly 2/3 of the population is Greek, the remaining 1/3 is Turkish. The nation was granted its independence merely because no one had any better ideas what to do with it.

http://www.biconews.com/?p=6835

[halil]

Jesus Halil, where the hell did you dig up this outfit "The Bi-College News " (blog) to write anything that has any International News Standards, to be taken seriously.

Here is one passage that is very comical.

Cyprus gained independence from Great Britain in 1960, as a strange half-state that never really knew what it was on about. Roughly 2/3 of the population is Greek, the remaining 1/3 is Turkish. The nation was granted its independence merely because no one had any better ideas what to do with it.

http://www.biconews.com/?p=6835

ha ha ha Kikabumu .manamu ,ratsamu

you never heard on the Euronews ratsamu ....


well .... president ..... here it is tonight with us President Talat .......

euronews: “President Talat, welcome to euronews. You look pretty optimistic about the negotiations on the future of the island, what is according to you the main obstacle?”

http://www.euronews.net/en/article/29/0 ... ali-talat/

euronews: “Thank you very much, president.”

[EPSILON]

Scenario A: Court in Ankara declares Prime minister's political party and Prime minister himself inlegal- Eu stop membership negotiations with Turkey and Chistofias / Talat have same result as all previous leaders involved in Cyprus solution progress which means NIL.

Scenario B: Court in Ankara declares prime minister's political party and prime minister himself NO GUILDY. EU continues membership negotiations and Christofias / Talat suceed to achieve a "nearby" agreement which either will be finally rejected by Generals in Ankara or by G/Cs.

Scenario C: who cares?

[Kikapu]

Jesus Halil, where the hell did you dig up this outfit "The Bi-College News " (blog) to write anything that has any International News Standards, to be taken seriously.

Here is one passage that is very comical.

Cyprus gained independence from Great Britain in 1960, as a strange half-state that never really knew what it was on about. Roughly 2/3 of the population is Greek, the remaining 1/3 is Turkish. The nation was granted its independence merely because no one had any better ideas what to do with it.

http://www.biconews.com/?p=6835

ha ha ha Kikabumu .manamu ,ratsamu

you never heard on the Euronews ratsamu ....


well .... president ..... here it is tonight with us President Talat .......

euronews: “President Talat, welcome to euronews. You look pretty optimistic about the negotiations on the future of the island, what is according to you the main obstacle?”

http://www.euronews.net/en/article/29/0 ... ali-talat/

euronews: “Thank you very much, president.”

Sorry to disappoint you Halil, but that was not a "news piece" that can be released as a International News, but rather an interview with an unknown person interviewer that used his or her own method of conducting the interview in their own way that served their own agenda. It falls into an "opinion or a commentary" section of any news organization and not as NEWS.. No name, no credibility with the interview. I did the same thing in my comedy post my naming Talat as President.

This is what really happened, when Tassos Nikolaou Papadopoulous and Mehmet Ali Talat met for the September 5th meeting.

Reporter: President Talat, how do you feel meeting his Excellency President Papadopoulous. You had the chance last month to meet him but due to cancellation of a “friendly football game” against Luton, you called of the meeting.

P: President Talat, may I call you Mehmet.

R : President Talat, do you share the same optimism shared by President Papadopoulous, and if so, what is the next stage in negotiations.

R : Let me ask you both the same question Mr. Presidents. Does that mean we can pop the champagne bottles soon……….

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=13198

Now Halil, I can't sell the above as "news" and neither can you with the piece from "euronews".