denizaksulu wrote:DT. wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Kikapu wrote:T_C wrote:humanist wrote:T_C I am sorry mate I got all emotional and I lost my cool. Mate the point I was trying to make and failed miserably was that both communities suffered going back to history we cannot change the future.
I realised that at each defining moment of Cypriot history the two communities seem to head lock and as such both loose, persons and dignity. I think if we are to move forward we have to concentrate on building a beteer Cyprus, not Turkish and most certinly NOT Greek.
And that is why I asked many times for a TC to explain to me what political equality means and I have yet to get a clear response.
It's ok humanist, I do it too most of the time.
I agree with your post above though. I just don't know how they're going to find a solution thats going to make everyone happy?
Specially since they've left so many open wounds to fester for all these years and seeing that theres not 1 "official" Cyprus story that we can trust, we end up taking sides and feeling "wronged" by the other all the time.
I don't want land or anything from the GCs, I just want the GC government to apologise for what they did and vice versa. By doing so I would feel more confident that history wouldn't repeat itself and that lessons were learned.
Unfortunately the stance most of us take make us distrust eachother even more.I just want the GC government to apologise for what they did
T_C,
Back in March when Christofias and Talat met for the first time right after the election to discuss a settlement, Christofias acknowledged that wrongs were done to the TC's. To date, I have not heard Talat saying the same thing about wrongs done to the GC's by the TC's. Therefore, you are not accurate with your above statement. Perhaps you did not know what Christofias did. Naturally, do not expect anymore apologies to come from him, until Talat does the same in return. It is only fair, don't you think.??
Acknowledgement of 'wrongs' does not make an 'apology' Kiks.
Its more than anyone has given us. We're still victims of a peace operation.
...and we are still victims of your dream for Enosis.
These statements wont get us anywhere!!
Deniz,
Enosis is a braindead idea,as is Taksim.Cyprus belongs to the people of Cyprus,who are neither Greek nor Turkish,but Cypriot.
Aidan.