zan wrote:Byron wrote:zan wrote:Byron wrote:zan wrote:Byron wrote:zan wrote:Byron wrote:zan wrote:Sorry!
The split is 70/30 as opposed to the 37% we hold now. The recognition of the TRNC would be the 30%. Compensation to all that have lost land at current market prices. Thats it really...The rest is up to the two separate countries........Don't really understand what you mean by no preconditions though.......Can it happen without them?
A 7% reduction in land to be given back to the GC's and compensation to be paid to those that lost their homes on both sides with recognition of the TRNC as a seperate state. Have I understood correctly ?
I think so!
So if this was accepted by the GC's we would have a done deal. Am I right ? If so what do other GC's think of this proposal ?
That about sums it up Byron.
Instead of discussion we get abuse.
I read the proposal made by Kifeas: he advocates a 97% / 3% split between the two communities. Zan is offering 70% / 30% ; I do not think we are making any progress at all here. The Turks want to keep what they have, the Greeks, Greek Cypriots or Cypriots want to restore the status quo but the Turks disagree while the world at large looks on bemused.
This is a problem that nobody wishes to solve !
What do you understand the status quo is Byron....
Pre 1974 !
Well! In 1960 we had our rights in government...By 1963, we didn't......The Greeks used every trick in the book to see to that. Can you be more specific on your date or did you not know about 1960 or 63???
I am not too sure where you are leading too. I said that the Greeks, Greek Cypriots or Cypriots wish to restore the Cyprus Republic to the position it was before the 1974 Turkish Invasion when the Cyprus Republic represented 100% of Cypriot territory. This may not necessarily be my view but how I perceive the wishes of most Greeks, Greek Cypriots or Cypriots but I may be wrong.
The 1960 constitution has never been changed and I am not too sure what 1963 has got to do with it. You are advocating for a 70/30 split with recognition of the TRNC so what the Greek side believes is irrelevant to you.
Since there is such a wide difference of opinion, no solution will be possible that is my message. There is no need to heat up the fire further.