silentmoon wrote:I want to know ;
what is the main problem or issue on cyprus at the moment apart from these negotiations ?
How far APOEL will go in the Champions League this year.
halil wrote:now Cypriots (Turkish and Greek Cypriots leaders ) are negotiating to find the solution . That both parties in Cyprus will satisfied . Yes there will be referendum and both side of the divided line people will decide .what is good ,what is bad for them ..... not forcing the other side to accept what they are suiting only for their interest and gains .... both sides must gain from it . If u don't want to find solution there is a lot of excuses can be said ..... If ....If ....If ................If ................. no end for it !
DT. wrote:silentmoon wrote:I want to know ;
what is the main problem or issue on cyprus at the moment apart from these negotiations ?
How far APOEL will go in the Champions League this year.
bigOz wrote:Meanwhile... the situation is getting worse because people ask for the impossible! When the GCs realise every year that passes by mean less number of TCs and more number of mainlanders are facing them for a settlement - they might see the light then!
DT my friend! We have a very good saying in TC land: ''Zararın neresinden dönülürse kardır'' - implying the sooner one changes their tracks to stop more losses, the better for them in the long run. The more stubborn and persistent GCs will get with their (usual) claims regarding land and movement of population, the longer the wjole thing will drag on, and the more implausable everything will become... Sad but TRUE!
bigOz wrote:Meanwhile... the situation is getting worse because people ask for the impossible! When the GCs realise every year that passes by mean less number of TCs and more number of mainlanders are facing them for a settlement - they might see the light then!
Oracle wrote:bigOz wrote:Meanwhile... the situation is getting worse because people ask for the impossible! When the GCs realise every year that passes by mean less number of TCs and more number of mainlanders are facing them for a settlement - they might see the light then!
In the long run, I don't think that matters ... all that matters is that when a solution is finally reached, no more Turk-TCs are allowed to stay than were in Cyprus in 1974 (adjusting for natural growth). All this romanticism about TCs is now outdated. The TCs, since they sided with Turkey, chose them as their people/saviours/whatever, so how can they now claim to be more worthy of a Cypriot status than their "compatriot" Anatolians?
bigOz wrote:Oracle wrote:bigOz wrote:Meanwhile... the situation is getting worse because people ask for the impossible! When the GCs realise every year that passes by mean less number of TCs and more number of mainlanders are facing them for a settlement - they might see the light then!
In the long run, I don't think that matters ... all that matters is that when a solution is finally reached, no more Turk-TCs are allowed to stay than were in Cyprus in 1974 (adjusting for natural growth). All this romanticism about TCs is now outdated. The TCs, since they sided with Turkey, chose them as their people/saviours/whatever, so how can they now claim to be more worthy of a Cypriot status than their "compatriot" Anatolians?
You may have had a point if any realistic solutions could demand the removal of all Turkish mainlanders from the North - I am reluctant to accept that such a proposition would ever be brought to any negotiation table, and more so if it will ever be accepted by anyone unless all mainland Greeks who settled in Cyprus after 1963 (and there are many thousands of them!) will also get the same treatment! Now think abou it and tell me how possible that is in reality...
As for giving up romanticsms, I suggest you do the same for what really happened in 1974. Rather than TCs siding with anyone it was some fanatic GCs who sided with their compatriots in Greece to bring down the democratically elected ''president of Cyprus'', and kill their own nationals as well as starting on the TCs.
We had many posts debating and discussing the subject before and it transpired in those discussions that the truth is far from what the adult GCs of today were taught at schools. I really do not wish to go down that line again but if you insist I am open to further discussions...
bigOz wrote:When the GCs realise every year that passes by mean less number of TCs and more number of mainlanders are facing them for a settlement - they might see the light then!
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