boulio wrote:Why would it be better for us
Im sorry sometimes i think out loud.However from the replies from certain forumers in here they seem not to want unification and if there is a unfication its seems they want it as watered down as possible to the point that any agreement on unification will collapse at the first hurdle the new "country" faces.
So sometimes i think its better to cut loses and move on.agree to a 70/30,80/20 75/,25 split,try to get the t/c state on fast track to the EU try to minimize turkeys role in the new northern state as much as possible and in the future if it is in the best interest of the two parties unify under one state.
I agree with you that the partition that people like Bananiot want is the worst kind of partition for us. Not only they give 29% of our country to the Turks, but they also give to the Turks control over the
whole of Cyprus. We have already rejected this kind of partition. Changing the name of this partition and calling it "unification" can only fool the idiots, and the majority of the Cypriots are neither idiots, nor they have any desire to capitulate to the Turks.
What I don't agree is that another form of partition would have any prospects for future unification and that it could be an option for us. If we accept such partition then Turkey will not need to pretend anymore, and her control over north Cyprus will be even more obvious and direct.
Given the circumstances today we have only one option. To not make any additional compromises, but to instead insist on something that will be much better than Annan plan. We have already rejected the AP, so there is no point on bringing back something which is the same or worst. Everybody can understand the logic of this position.
The greedy Turks will continue to want more, and therefore there will be no disguised partition deal.
This way Republic of Cyprus will continue to be the legal owner of the whole of Cyprus and the one and only recognized state on the island, something which means that:
1) The Turks will get to illegally keep 37% of our land, but we will legally keep the 100% of everything else, like representation, EU etc.
2) The Turks will not be able to develop much and use our own land to compete seriously with us in any major industry.
3) We would not surrender our rights, which means that our refugees can continue to taking their cases, and winning, in the ECHR.
4) The Orams case shows that we will be able to directly prosecute and convict those foreign scumbags that "buy" our land in the occupied areas.
Today we might not have the power to militarily protect the sovereignty of our country, but be sure there are many other ways to continue fighting against the invaders, and that is exactly what we will do. Furthermore, legally keeping the whole Cyprus as part of RoC, could be even more valuable in the future under a different balance of power.
The war is far from over. Let the Turks have illusions that they won it.