YFred wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Piratis wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Piratis wrote:YFred wrote:Piratis,
So explain to me how in a pure democracy, who will protect the TC's from your extreme elments.
Will your police or Army protect us or are we to wait until UN decidews to pass a resolution.
You will also be in the police and in the army, so why you say "your", it is going to be yours as well.
Some extreme elements will always exist, as they exist in all countries. There are TC extreme elements as well, I hope you do not deny this. These extreme elements do not care about what system the country has. If they want to cause some harm they will do it regardless of the system. Having some undemocratic system will not prevent them.
Cyprus will deal with these extreme elements in the same way as every other democratic country.
"Extreme elements" can not be an excuse to violate the human and democratic rights of 100s of thousands of people.
They will deal with it alright by turning a blind eye. we have experienced it in the past and are experiencing today nothing has changed so you are really trying to peddle faulty goods, no one will swallow what you have to say.
VP, I didn't expect any Turkish invader or settler to accept anything.
My aim is not to convince you. I know perfectly well that your aim is to steal our lands, and of course nothing we will say will change your mind about this.
As I said time and again, negotiating with you is a total waste of time. Here I am not negotiating with you, neither I am trying to come to any agreement with you. I know that this is impossible.
I am simply refuting your lame excuses for committing crimes against 100s of thousands of innocent people, and your hypocrisy which can be clearly seen in the way you treat the Kurds and the other minorities in Turkey, and then you come to give lessons to us.
You contributed to the current situation you complain about today, yet all you put forward are the same old rigid criteria that means we have to capitulate to your will. We will never do this, we would rather starve, become more Turkish, even become part of Turkey than capitulate to GCs thats how strongly we feel. Now that said we do not want any harm to come to GCs and we agree that the refugees should be granted a right to choose between return or compensation, but you to have to accept that we will no just roll over beg at your feet for crmbs from your table, we want to have an effective role in any new union and
not something where we are just another minority as you continue to try and sell, this route is a dead end and at least your leaders have realized that what you support is not what the world supports or sees as a solution to the Cyprus problem, whats been put forward is a BBF with politcal equality of the 2 communities and what is being discussed today the sooner you realize that we are not considered or treated as just another minority the sooner you will understand that both sides have to compromise and show a flexible stance towards each others concerns and fears. You fear the Turkish army I support their leaving and so on and on.
Well put. Explain to me why they claim you are not a moderate?
VP,do you know who insisted that the 74 property prices should be used for calculations?
So now YFred agrees with Viewpoint that TCs are not a minority. But here
http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 588#406588 he admitted that "TC's are not special" when I was asking him what is so special with TCs when compared with other minorities in other countries, e.g. the Kurds in Turkey.
As I said earlier, the
18% of Turkish minority in Cyprus is
obviously a minority, which was used by the Turks and British, by promising to this minority privileges and disproportionally large powers (and later land as well), in order to turn them against the majority and deny to Cyprus its self-determination.
VP, is talking about compromise and what he means is this: For Cypriots to compromise 1/3rd of their land as well as their human and democratic rights, while the TCs would "compromise" by giving back a tiny fraction of what they
stole and what does not belong to them in the first place! That is what you call compromise?? I don't!
If you want mutual compromises, then it is very easy: Give to the Greek minority in Turkey what you demand from your Turkish minority in Cyprus.