paliometoxo wrote:turkish army is not making a solution exactly easy.....
But they will go once we agree a solution.
Viewpoint wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Viewpoint wrote:The continued mindset of the majority of GCs confrims that they are revenge seeking, no relaxation of isolation and a continued you will be a minority in a united Cyprus are to 2 signs that we have to be extra careful in the safeguards and guarantees which are necessary to combat this GC mindset. You want Turkey to withdraw so you will have the upper hand militairly...once Turkey departs they can never again intervene in a EU country and you know this, this is just another reason why you GCs are revenge seeking to push us into a corner where we can no longer defend ourselves nor do you want any deterrant, how do you think that makes us feel? exposed and vunerable our worst nightmare.
VP please can you explain this apparent contradiction.
If Turkey's army cannot intervene after withdrawal then what sort of deterrant will having Turkey's continued guarantee in Cyprus be?
Surely it's in the interests of all Cypriots to establish security arrangements that are not only acceptable but also workable in an EU country.
Exactly thats why I am saying the Turkish army cannot depart until we find a solution and her role is agreed upon.
The Cypriot wrote:Viewpoint wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Viewpoint wrote:The continued mindset of the majority of GCs confrims that they are revenge seeking, no relaxation of isolation and a continued you will be a minority in a united Cyprus are to 2 signs that we have to be extra careful in the safeguards and guarantees which are necessary to combat this GC mindset. You want Turkey to withdraw so you will have the upper hand militairly...once Turkey departs they can never again intervene in a EU country and you know this, this is just another reason why you GCs are revenge seeking to push us into a corner where we can no longer defend ourselves nor do you want any deterrant, how do you think that makes us feel? exposed and vunerable our worst nightmare.
VP please can you explain this apparent contradiction.
If Turkey's army cannot intervene after withdrawal then what sort of deterrant will having Turkey's continued guarantee in Cyprus be?
Surely it's in the interests of all Cypriots to establish security arrangements that are not only acceptable but also workable in an EU country.
Exactly thats why I am saying the Turkish army cannot depart until we find a solution and her role is agreed upon.
But you already agree that the army can have no role as a deterrent in an EU country. So it's agreed.
Viewpoint wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Viewpoint wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Viewpoint wrote:The continued mindset of the majority of GCs confrims that they are revenge seeking, no relaxation of isolation and a continued you will be a minority in a united Cyprus are to 2 signs that we have to be extra careful in the safeguards and guarantees which are necessary to combat this GC mindset. You want Turkey to withdraw so you will have the upper hand militairly...once Turkey departs they can never again intervene in a EU country and you know this, this is just another reason why you GCs are revenge seeking to push us into a corner where we can no longer defend ourselves nor do you want any deterrant, how do you think that makes us feel? exposed and vunerable our worst nightmare.
VP please can you explain this apparent contradiction.
If Turkey's army cannot intervene after withdrawal then what sort of deterrant will having Turkey's continued guarantee in Cyprus be?
Surely it's in the interests of all Cypriots to establish security arrangements that are not only acceptable but also workable in an EU country.
Exactly thats why I am saying the Turkish army cannot depart until we find a solution and her role is agreed upon.
But you already agree that the army can have no role as a deterrent in an EU country. So it's agreed.
Where did I say that?
Viewpoint wrote:what I said was the TA cannot just up sticks and leave with a comprehensive solution
Viewpoint wrote:without whcih she will never be able to come back.
Viewpoint wrote:In a solution her role will be defined and agreed upon.
The Cypriot wrote:How can I twist your words? They're there, in bold, in red.
once Turkey departs they can never again intervene in a EU country
I give up and let others decide.
miltiades wrote: where I make a clear distinction is when it comes to Cypriots denying their true homeland and aligning themselves to the same foreign countries that were in the first place responsible for dividing our people and causing the seeds of hatred to expand and grow uncontrollably.
Floda wrote:miltiades wrote: where I make a clear distinction is when it comes to Cypriots denying their true homeland and aligning themselves to the same foreign countries that were in the first place responsible for dividing our people and causing the seeds of hatred to expand and grow uncontrollably.
Unbelievable !, that YOU of all people should pen those words.
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