Bananiot wrote:Good question Kifeas. It is therefore up to Papadopoulos to ask for those changes that can be accepted by both communities at best and changes that are sound to a third party. If he starts making wild demands then of course the negotiations will never start and he will be finger pointed by those concerned as the party responsible (again). Remember also that the changes cannot alter the philosophy of the Plan.
Hence, I can understand his reluctance. If he does not go far enough in his demands, to satisfy the bigots, then he will lose his power base. He is in trouble! Unless of course he sides with the bigots and does not care twopence if the talks start at all.
This is ongoing. I believe two people have been charged with offences relating to this in the US. I also think one of them was Greek but that may just be me dreaming so do not quote me on it. As far as I understand Kofi Annans connection was through his son though to date I do not believe any charges have been bought agaist him (kofi annans son) just much 'speculation' in the press of dodgy dealings.
michalis5354 wrote:This is ongoing. I believe two people have been charged with offences relating to this in the US. I also think one of them was Greek but that may just be me dreaming so do not quote me on it. As far as I understand Kofi Annans connection was through his son though to date I do not believe any charges have been bought agaist him (kofi annans son) just much 'speculation' in the press of dodgy dealings.
Strange that someone who was supposed to deal with serious international issues being involved in such a scandal! I think his image has been affected at that time!
insan wrote:Oddly enough, it was a Cypriot, Sevan Benon who put Koffis head into trouble.
Bananiot wrote:Are you saying that this is the reason why he does not send them? Anyway, he will negotiate the changes of course. He is not obliged beforehand to spell out what he wants. For example, he will say, we need to rethink the security issue, the settlers issue etc. I honestly can not see why he is insisting to take all the blame and stick, even from Greek politicians, unless he has another agenda on his mind. He says many things but one has learned to be very cautious as to what to believe. He is very much discretited, for example, he said in all earnesty that not a single TC soul was lost between 1963 and 1974! Can anyone believe him when he says that he supports bizonal, bicommunal federation?
I am off to bed now, so I will come back tomorrow If I have to. Goodnight.
magikthrill wrote:How does telling the ECHR to not allow any more human rights abuse cases against TURKEY satisfy the GCs or even the TCs????
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