Recognition and its consequences by Niyazi Eren
by turkkan » Fri May 06, 2005 3:59 pm
The difference between you and them is, whether they are actually pontians is very suspicous to me,while you might be an authentic one. Those specific ones come from georgia, a large proportion are widely suspected of being muslim,they come from the Abkhazia region of georgia, and they all speak turkish (i do not know the answer to this one but they are not turks either). I think they are remains of the ottoman presence in georgia. Anyhow, there turkish is certainly impressive, i wonder if the annan plan was accepted they would have opted as 'turkish speaking citizens'.
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by salonica » Fri May 06, 2005 5:54 pm
You may just accept the reality which is many TCs when it comes to issue of security and foreign relations does not think any more different than Turkey. We realize where our interests lie. We inherently know that without the support and guarantee of Turkey we would not exits on this island in the long run.
it is again the same answer i am afraid.
GC cannot accept division of their country because of your fears.
Anyway, I am still hoping that changes will come through the young educated TC
it is again the same answer i am afraid.
GC cannot accept division of their country because of your fears.
Anyway, I am still hoping that changes will come through the young educated TC
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by salonica » Fri May 06, 2005 6:33 pm
My way of thinking
of course it is negative that time passes by, but since I do beleive that the aim of TC is not unification at this point, there is no alternative.
I told you what I am expecting.
Until then the GC, will have to live with the pity of not going back to their homes. The TC will have to live with what they have now.
of course it is negative that time passes by, but since I do beleive that the aim of TC is not unification at this point, there is no alternative.
I told you what I am expecting.
Until then the GC, will have to live with the pity of not going back to their homes. The TC will have to live with what they have now.
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by salonica » Fri May 06, 2005 7:05 pm
I will have to refresh the Nash theory in my mind by as far as I remember going for the second best it might be the best solution which can lead to first best.
sorry its been many years since then.
But frankly speaking there is not such thing as second best for GC. there is only one solution and that is unification. The present status quo is fictional.
sorry its been many years since then.
But frankly speaking there is not such thing as second best for GC. there is only one solution and that is unification. The present status quo is fictional.
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