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Re: Review: Greece's Contributions to Resolving the CyProb .

Postby Get Real! » Sun Jun 28, 2009 12:18 pm

Byron wrote:
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Byron wrote:Action 8 - Greece liberates Cyprus !

Action9: Byron wakes up and rushes to change his drenched pyjamas...


Action 10 After Cyprus liberation , Get Real converts back to a GREEK, singing the Greek Anthem and carrying the Hellenic flag high and apolgises for his past behaviour !

Yeah, that'll be the day... :roll:
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Postby Oracle » Wed Oct 21, 2009 9:43 pm

The Prime Minister of Greece addressed an extraordinary plenary session of the House of Representatives

The steadfast and firm aim of the Greek foreign policy is the prevention of legitimization and the reversal of the consequences of the 1974 Turkish invasion in Cyprus, the Prime Minister of Greece Mr George Papandreou stressed yesterday, speaking before an extraordinary plenary session of the House of Representatives.

“The aim is to terminate the military occupation and the threat that it constitutes to Cypriot Hellenism, as well as to put an end to the drama of the relatives of the missing persons” he said, and underlined the firm commitment of safeguarding the fundamental freedoms and rights of all Cypriots: their freedom of movement, the reinstatement of their properties and their right to reside in the whole territory of their homeland. “These firm pursuits can and must be achieved peacefully, in the framework of a comprehensive and agreed solution of the Cyprus problem, a solution that will reunite the island, leading to the evolution of the Republic of Cyprus to a functional and viable bizonal, bicommunal federation, with political equality of the two communities, as defined by the decisions of the UN Security Council, with a single international personality, a single sovereignty and a single Cypriot citizenship,” he said and added:

“Cyprus chose the inter-communal talks as the method of solution and Greece agreed, excluding other methods, which ignore the lawful Government of Cyprus.

For this reason, my government fully supports the negotiation efforts of President Christofias and the Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat, which commenced on 3 September 2008 under the aegis of the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon. We will not be mere observers in this effort.

In the European Union we promote the benefits of a viable and functional solution, so that the Cyprus problem will not come back in a new form, which may directly influence the functionality of the European Union itself.

We will also turn to Turkey; of course, not to negotiate the international problem of Cyprus with Turkey, but because I sincerely believe that Ankara has every interest and the potential to allow and to encourage Mr Talat to negotiate a mutual beneficial solution”.


http://www.isria.com/pages/21_October_2009_94.php
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Postby insan » Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:15 pm

Oracle wrote:The Prime Minister of Greece addressed an extraordinary plenary session of the House of Representatives

The steadfast and firm aim of the Greek foreign policy is the prevention of legitimization and the reversal of the consequences of the 1974 Turkish invasion in Cyprus, the Prime Minister of Greece Mr George Papandreou stressed yesterday, speaking before an extraordinary plenary session of the House of Representatives.

“The aim is to terminate the military occupation and the threat that it constitutes to Cypriot Hellenism, as well as to put an end to the drama of the relatives of the missing persons” he said, and underlined the firm commitment of safeguarding the fundamental freedoms and rights of all Cypriots: their freedom of movement, the reinstatement of their properties and their right to reside in the whole territory of their homeland. “These firm pursuits can and must be achieved peacefully, in the framework of a comprehensive and agreed solution of the Cyprus problem, a solution that will reunite the island, leading to the evolution of the Republic of Cyprus to a functional and viable bizonal, bicommunal federation, with political equality of the two communities, as defined by the decisions of the UN Security Council, with a single international personality, a single sovereignty and a single Cypriot citizenship,” he said and added:

“Cyprus chose the inter-communal talks as the method of solution and Greece agreed, excluding other methods, which ignore the lawful Government of Cyprus.

For this reason, my government fully supports the negotiation efforts of President Christofias and the Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat, which commenced on 3 September 2008 under the aegis of the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon. We will not be mere observers in this effort.

In the European Union we promote the benefits of a viable and functional solution, so that the Cyprus problem will not come back in a new form, which may directly influence the functionality of the European Union itself.

We will also turn to Turkey; of course, not to negotiate the international problem of Cyprus with Turkey, but because I sincerely believe that Ankara has every interest and the potential to allow and to encourage Mr Talat to negotiate a mutual beneficial solution”.


http://www.isria.com/pages/21_October_2009_94.php


U skipped to highlight the most important aspect of the solution of Cyprus problem. :wink:
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Postby Get Real! » Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:14 pm

Oracle wrote:Greece's Contributions to Resolving the CyProb ...

So after 9 pages of debate has anyone found anything yet? :?
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Postby YFred » Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:22 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Greece's Contributions to Resolving the CyProb ...

So after 9 pages of debate has anyone found anything yet? :?

You actually mean you spent time reading these pages?
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Postby Get Real! » Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:28 pm

YFred wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Greece's Contributions to Resolving the CyProb ...

So after 9 pages of debate has anyone found anything yet? :?

You actually mean you spent time reading these pages?
:lol: :lol:

Yeah… with a magnifying glass! :?
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Postby insan » Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:33 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Greece's Contributions to Resolving the CyProb ...

So after 9 pages of debate has anyone found anything yet? :?


I've found out that the extra-ordinary political circumstances of Greece and it's geo-political importance in Balkans served a lot to the common interests of GCs and Greeks(mostly right wingers). GCs owe the legitimacy of the so-called RoC which was established in 1964 to those extra-ordinary political circumstances of Greece and her geo-political importance in Balkans... On the other hand, idiocy of some political groups of GCs and Greeks costed a lot to GCs, TCs and Turkey but especially TCs and Turkey.
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Postby Get Real! » Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:40 pm

insan wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Greece's Contributions to Resolving the CyProb ...

So after 9 pages of debate has anyone found anything yet? :?


I've found out that the extra-ordinary political circumstances of Greece and it's geo-political importance in Balkans served a lot to the common interests of GCs and Greeks(mostly right wingers). GCs owe the legitimacy of the so-called RoC which was established in 1964 to those extra-ordinary political circumstances of Greece and her geo-political importance in Balkans... On the other hand, idiocy of some political groups of GCs and Greeks costed a lot to GCs, TCs and Turkey but especially TCs and Turkey.

One would need to agree with that to be able to comment any further but alas...
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