Viewpoint wrote: Thank you for finally responding in detail to my post, which I have read with interest but am again dissapointed to find you still are engrossed with your usual one sidedness and sarcasm to a point exceeding nausia.
I only have one sided view, and that one sided view is based on True Democracy, Human Rights and International Law. Just because you do not approve the above principles to be part of the unified Cyprus, however, others do, which then you want to make accusations as being one sided favouring the GC's. I hope it is the view of all True Cypriots who want their country to be part of the west and their values. I'm I the only TC who favours the above principles and if that is the case, then the TC community is in a really big problem with the rest of the EU member states that they want to be part of.
Viewpoint wrote:You choose to continue your crusade for the GC cause by using child like scenarios and inuendos which do nothing but exsasberate any type of constructive debate one can generate with someone of your one sided mentality.
How many different ways can I tell you that BBF today can only be based on True Federation, True Democracy, respecting International Laws as well as the EU's principles. Perhaps back in the late 70's when BBF was agreed on and had it been implemented, you might have gotten close to what you want today, but after 30 years has gone by, not only the times have changed, but also much of the situation on the ground. You have to deal with the current situation by facing reality and no longer wishful thinking. These are the principles I have been telling you over and over again, but you just refuse to accept them, but instead asking me to find ways to violate those principles. What good will it do if I did see things your way? Will they become accepted by the GC's or the EU.? The answer is, of course not, so why beat my head against the wall like you by first going against my own principles on what I believe to be a Just and Fair as a settlement for all, and secondly, not achieve peace because it will be rejected by the GC's and the EU.
Viewpoint wrote:I will not respond to each of your responses as then you will be obliged to generate more of the same GC propaganda which will get us nowhere.
If anything I say that you do not like, then you want to label it as a GC propaganda, which goes to show that if anyone who is being biased here, it is you. You want things your way no matter how many Democratic, Human Rights and International law principles it violates. Fine, then lets see you convincing the GC's and the EU in accepting your demands. 2004 AP was your best hope yet, and if you couldn't convince the GC's then, you have less than ZERO chances in doing so now or in the future, specially not with the RoC being in the EU and having all the legalities on their side. Fair or not fair is not even a topic for discussion. The fact that those are the realities, a settlement can only come by taking those realities into the equation. This does not mean that the TC's are losers in all this by any means if such principles needs to be applied as expected by the EU. I have given you a plan where the TC's interests are protected Democratically. Now, if you want to fine tune that plan by negotiating with the GC's in them making some concessions here and there, at least for the short term, then you should do that, but overall, you will never again get anything that will look like the Annan Plan. This are the facts that you have not come to terms with and that you holding out for yet another AP to come along is only a "pipe dream".! That "AP train" left the station in 2004 I'm afraid and that it has been on a one way trip to the "wrecking yard". I did hear that the Israelis may in fact want to use it for themselves with the Palestinians. Says it all really, if true.!!!
Viewpoint wrote:The TRNC will continue to exsist as long as people like you who are the majority of GCs continue to show your inflexiblity and narrow stance, so Id like to thank you and wish you keep banging your head against that wall thinking that it will resolve matters, the real fact is you will die of brain damage but of course you will be none the wiser because you do not have the visionnor the desire to break free of your habit of hitting your head against a brick wall. Thank you once again keep up the good work.
If sticking by True Democracy, Human Rights, International law and the EU principles is considered as being "inflexible and narrow stance", then I'm guilty as charged and if a settlement is not reached as a result of those principles, then such a settlement is not worth having, not now and not in the future, because, if we were to accept such violations of those principles, then the next thing will be the repeats of the 1963 all over again. You did not live in those times or even after. You came to Cyprus in 1993 when everything was very "sanitized". You are very foreign to Cyprus and it's ugly past, and no matter how much appreciation you might have for the past, you do not know it on any personal level. We will not risk of going back to those days with your demands of creating another racists and undemocratic 1960 constitution based on violating the rights of others, so that you can enjoy more rights than others.
The world has moved on and such violations will not be accepted in the EU. I'm so sorry for you and all others who were duped by Kofi Annan that such violation and undemocratic means would be accepted in Europe in 2004. Cyprus deserves to be an equal partner along with all other EU members in every aspect. We should feel privileged that Cyprus is in the EU which will go a long way to maintain peace in Cyprus under True Democracy. It is time for all Cypriots to turn a new leaf and embrace these new principles. We have tried the alternatives in 1960 and it failed us miserably. There's no point in trying to repackage past broken bad system as a new. It is time to start with something that is new and fresh for Cyprus. Like it or not, there really is no going back anymore, and those are the realities and the facts. It will be best for Cyprus's and for our children's future.!