Viewpoint wrote:Kikapu wrote:All of the above would have had a meaning Zan, if Turkey in fact restored the RoC government after the Coup by the Junta, as was agreed under the Guarantor Power agreement and withdrew after it was safe to do so, withing few months. Without going into any other details where other actions of Turkey in Cyprus were all contrary to her agreement as a guarantor, makes the above statement even more objectionable. Had Turkey lived up to her responsibilities, I believe even the GC's would be throwing a party to Turkey along with the TC's in saving their island from the coupist, but instead, Turkey violated every charter she signed to protect Cyprus and all Cypriots. So the question then needs to be asked is, which guarantor power violated their own oath greater than other guarantor powers to provide protection to Cyprus and to all Cypriots.!!
There were problems before the coup and it was us that were suffering while the Gcs stole our country and we still have problems today so Turkey has every right to be here until we agree a solution.
Sure there were problems, but what does that has to do with anything as to why Turkey violated every agreement, more than the other two, that she signed to protect Cyprus and all Cypriots as a guarantor. If Turkey was not ready to be guarantor 100%, she should have just decline the job altogether. But at least you are not contesting the fact, that Turkey did violate all her agreements she signed to do, and then you wonder why the GC's do not want Turkey to play any role as a guarantor in the future.