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[Alexandros Lordos]

Mikkie,

the cost would be complete mis-trust in the communities and it would cement the partition forever, think about it.

I think I agree with brother's evaluation.

Taking one another to court is more commonly related with divorces rather than with marriages.

I am afraid we might be on the brink of more inter-communal violence.

[cannedmoose]

I am afraid we might be on the brink of more inter-communal violence.

Alex, I'm surprised that you wrote this sentence, I wouldn't have forseen it coming from you. Why do you think this could be the case? I'd be interested to hear.

[uzan]

Mikkie,

the cost would be complete mis-trust in the communities and it would cement the partition forever, think about it.

I think I agree with brother's evaluation.

Taking one another to court is more commonly related with divorces rather than with marriages.

I am afraid we might be on the brink of more inter-communal violence.

you are right and I do agree with you because this will stard violence between two communuties.

[-mikkie2-]

I am afraid we might be on the brink of more inter-communal violence.

And you think with a solution like the Annan plan there won't be? You know and I know what we would like to change in the Annan plan to make it fairer. But under the current circumstances can you see that happening? Can you see the Turks seeing sense and allowing the roperty situation to be solved more amicably? At the moment I just don't see it.

[brother]

And you think with a solution like the Annan plan there won't be?

so thats wrong the courts are wrong, whats right?

The ultimate question

[-mikkie2-]

Brother,

You know very well what is right. That people should have the choice to decide what to do with their properties. In the absence of this choice there is no other alternative but to fight for what is rightfully theirs.

[Agios Amvrosios]

Good Article on AP:

http://newsobserver.com/24hour/world/st ... 6849c.html

[Anglo]

More propaganda from a Greek journalist based in Greek Cyprus.

I don't see any mention in the article that the legal cases have an almost zero chance of success.

The GC adminsitration's hope is to string out the painfully slow legal process for as long as possible so that these kinds of articles can inflict maximum damage on the property boom in the north.

Trouble for them is, what do they do once the first case has been thrown out? Then will the floodgates for foreign buyers really open?

[Viewpoint]

Anglo

Trouble for them is, what do they do once the first case has been thrown out? Then will the floodgates for foreign buyers really open?

I also mentioned this point and couldnt agree with you more, what will happen then if one case gets thrown out or postponed until a solution is found then the boom with become one almighty explosion as any investment would be viewed less risky but with higher returns. In time this whole one by one legal cases will backfire and make the property issue even more complicated that it already is. In my opinion this sensative issue can only be solved via a comprehensive solution.