Jerry wrote:insan wrote:Jerry wrote:NO
The 1960 Constitution did not create a sovereign State since it "legally" allowed other States to interfere in its business.
It was not democratic, some of its citizens votes were worth more than others.
Solution
Arbitration, ask a body such as the EHCR to appoint a commission to write a new constitution.
Guess what - Turkey would never agree such a move because it's a fair and just way to solve the problem.
We well know what u call fair... Giving TCs a minority status... In most of the ex-Ottoman lands Turks accepted to be a minority. In some of them they fought for freedom and established their seperate states and in some others they managed to have autonomous government.
In Cyprus, TCs have been struggling not to be a minority for more than 100 years. Our priority has always been a common state based on political eaquality of 2 communities which was determined by western alliance; according to the feasibility, balance of powers and stability of western alliance.
In age of globalization one state is either in alliance or not. If u chose to be in alliance, either by joining EU or NATO or both; it requires u to contribute the interests of alliance.
In western alliance, while right wing political parties and interest groups have an aspiration to contribute all kinds of capitalistic interests of alliance; left wing political parties and interests groups usually r against most of the approachments and plans of right wing ideology.
In such a case, the dominant right wing political parties and interest groups begin pressurizing the left wing political parties and interest groups and the situation is labeled as an interference to internal affairs by left wing. However it's not an internal affair, it's an international affair that is binded with the interests of big bosses of globalizing world. Only a left wing political party can label the situation as an interference to internal affairs.
In our region, Turks and Hellenes must reconcile and establish a sub alliance based on economic, militaristic and socio-cultural elements. That's what primarily US and most of the other NATO states push 2 countries for...
Under such a circumstance, I'm sure we can share the legislative and judicial powers equally without any fears of each other and fierce rivalry that might cause inter-communal or international strives.
Go back to school and pay attention in arithmetic lessons, 18% is a minority. You don't allow Kurds or Armenians equal community status in Turkey, why should you be treated differently in Cyprus.
The rest of your post is incomprehensible gibberish to me, I can't be bothered to try and understand it.
Ok, then keep deadlocking ur little brain with infeasible dreams.
I highly recommend u to enhance the capability of comprehension of ur lil brain. 
