pantheman wrote:miltiades wrote:Hold on just a minute , Halil posted the results of a poll carried out which reflects the opinions of the people with whom we are currently engaged in negotiations in order to arrive at an acceptable to all solution.Pouring scorn and dismissing the poll results is rather pathetic , we at least have an understanding of how the T/Cs feel towards Talat and Serdar Denktas . Encouraging is that Talat is attracting the support of the vast majority of the people involved in this poll. We can not just merely dismiss any reaction by the T/Cs as meaningless and bearing no relation to the on-going negotiations.
Miltiades, you just don't get it do you. Polling 1000 people is hardly what the "T/Cs feel towards Talat and Serdar Denktas " is it now?
Also, Talat has no power and you know too well this is the situation. Turkey is the one that speaks NOT Talat. It doesn't matter what the few TCs have said, at the end of the day Turkey has 120,000 of her own who will vote for her.
Since Turkey is feeding them all, who do you think they are going to vote?
Polls from the Pseudostate are as good as polls on this forum, worth jack.
Have a good day.
P , you are wrong mate. Firstly a poll , any poll including those carried out by the world respected Morry poll and Gallup are usually involving about a 1000 or so pollsters.
The views of a thousand people across the spectrum is normally taken as representative of the people at large , therefore the poll in question does indicate a strong support for Talat .
Turkey is indeed the powerhouse but can not remain indifferent to the views of the people in the "trnc"
From the knowledge that I have accumulated over the years of interacting with T/Cs , in view primarily of my business which has hundreds of T/Cs as customers , but also importantly my association and friendship with like minded Cypriots , T/Cs and G/Cs as well as Armenian Cypriots , is that the overwhelming majority of T/C want a solution to the Cyprob just as much as we want and will support a moderate approach as against an extreme one that has as an agenda a permanent division or annexation of Cyprus's Northern area by Turkey.
In short we can not dismiss opinions from the T/Cs simply because they are in the "TRNC" , a part after all that the international community and the EU in particular consider an integral part of the RoC .