We are willing to trade ...
Removal of Turks for X % of the Oil.
Now I wonder how much those pesky Turks are worth in barrels of crude oil per day ....
Calculator anyone?
Oracle wrote:ttoli wrote:Brings about a greater question though, Would the average GC accept water from Turkey?, or are they content with the supplies of stagnant water from the Mother land?Oracle wrote:Hence the reason the EU is finally doing something to regain its full Cypriot territory.
I believe the Turks have been issued with their withdrawal notice!
If a war ensues because they won't budge ... well we have been preparing ourselves for the worst, whilst hoping for the best.
This may be the catalyst to the real solution.
BTW ... that Turkish Parliament ... is it still the same one today? ... want a bet it will not be by the end of Summer?
And ... please go ahead and build that water pipe.
It should be useful for when our Greek Brothers regain Anatolia and Asia Minor
That is not the greater question.
The greater question is ... are Turks capable of engineering?
We trusted the Israelis to supply a pipe for the tanker and they failed us.
We should carry on with our usual tried and tested self-sufficiency methods. They have stood us in good steed for thousands of years.
Hail Archimedes ... and screw the Turks!
Oracle wrote:ttoli wrote:Brings about a greater question though, Would the average GC accept water from Turkey?, or are they content with the supplies of stagnant water from the Mother land?Oracle wrote:Hence the reason the EU is finally doing something to regain its full Cypriot territory.
I believe the Turks have been issued with their withdrawal notice!
If a war ensues because they won't budge ... well we have been preparing ourselves for the worst, whilst hoping for the best.
This may be the catalyst to the real solution.
BTW ... that Turkish Parliament ... is it still the same one today? ... want a bet it will not be by the end of Summer?
And ... please go ahead and build that water pipe.
It should be useful for when our Greek Brothers regain Anatolia and Asia Minor
That is not the greater question.
The greater question is ... are Turks capable of engineering?
We trusted the Israelis to supply a pipe for the tanker and they failed us.
We should carry on with our usual tried and tested self-sufficiency methods. They have stood us in good steed for thousands of years.
Hail Archimedes ... and screw the Turks!
MedByzantine wrote:Well, looks like the kind people at parliament of Turkey have given the go ahead to build a 76km undersea pipeline to supply Cyprus with much needed water, which will solve the drought problem. But of course, one of the main agendas is the 70,000km of high-grade low sulphur petroleum deposits in the sea off the coast of Cyprus. And an Israeli firm and a Turkish firm TPAO have already prepared a plan since 2001 to tap into the oil resources north of the pan-handle and south west of Iskenderun. Looks like OIL will solve the Cyprus problem in the end....
Oracle wrote:ttoli wrote:Brings about a greater question though, Would the average GC accept water from Turkey?, or are they content with the supplies of stagnant water from the Mother land?Oracle wrote:Hence the reason the EU is finally doing something to regain its full Cypriot territory.
I believe the Turks have been issued with their withdrawal notice!
If a war ensues because they won't budge ... well we have been preparing ourselves for the worst, whilst hoping for the best.
This may be the catalyst to the real solution.
BTW ... that Turkish Parliament ... is it still the same one today? ... want a bet it will not be by the end of Summer?
And ... please go ahead and build that water pipe.
It should be useful for when our Greek Brothers regain Anatolia and Asia Minor
That is not the greater question.
The greater question is ... are Turks capable of engineering?
We trusted the Israelis to supply a pipe for the tanker and they failed us.
We should carry on with our usual tried and tested self-sufficiency methods. They have stood us in good steed for thousands of years.
Hail Archimedes ... and screw the Turks!
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