MrH wrote:Let's ready ourselves for the:-
Republic of Greek Cyprus and Republic of Turkish Cyprus
According to certain inside sources, I have been told that, upon failure of the current "reunification" efforts of Christofias and Talat, the above scenario could well be an accepted reality.
Why will the efforts fail? The free Cypriots will continue negotiating in good faith and will not walk away from negotiations. They will not accept timetables or any reality other than reunification.
MrH wrote:We all know how the Greek Cypriots are desperately battling their identity against the mass migration of people from the EU under the non-Greek title of the "Republic of Cyprus" (the title even the most liberal Greek Cypriot now agrees was mistakenly adopted in 1974),
What are you talking about?
MrH wrote:and how the Turkish Cypriots desire for an independent Turkish Cypriot State.
This may be true but this desire, like the rest of your post, is wishful thinking.
MrH wrote:We also know that the Greek Cypriots will never accept a demotion from being controller of a majority ROC to a Constituent State community with limited rights as part of a loose central government.
Are there any other free people anywhere in the world who would accept what free Cypriots are being asked to accept for their island by a foreign occupier?
MrH wrote:Then, perhaps the REPUBLIC OF GREEK CYPRUS and the REPUBLIC OF TURKISH CYPRUS under the formation of their respective rights as the TWO Partner peoples of the original Cyprus constitution (and not the one being used now! If you don't agree, why does Christofias feel compelled to always seek a solution?)
Christofias seeks reunification in accordance with UN resolutions and EU law. Why would any Cypriot president not feel compelled to always seek a solution in those term?
MrH wrote:and 1959 Zurich agreements could well be a material possibility.
Somehow, I don't think so.
MrH wrote:I have been advised, by Greek sources close to the Greek Cypriot main opposition party, that the above would suit the Greek Cypriot position only if the territorial split is "Fair" (in a Greek Cypriot sense) and the new REPUBLIC OF GREEK CYPRUS does not include those elements of the 1959 Zurich agreements.
Perhaps sanctioning of the dumping of all treacherous, low-life outlaws in an open-prison-come-lunatic-asylum to screw each other over and be screwed over by a controlling military and foreign fugitives may not be such a bad idea. (Indeed, it might set a precedent for other civilised countries to follow).
It would enable law-abiding citizens in the free areas to carry on with being civilised, at liberty to progress and conduct relations with the rest of the free world without interference. Any sane, law abiding Cypriot currently living in the open prison who desires to rejoin the civilised world would, of course, be welcome to do so.
You could call your open prison whatever you wanted but the Republic would remain the Republic and would, of course, be free to dump other criminals into your open prison as an alternative to custodial sentencing in the free part of the island. What a deterrent that would be? Cyprus would be crime free!
And, as for the 'fair' dimensions of your open prison/lunatic asylum? Advice would need to be taken from relevant security professionals as to what would be both practical and humane.
After all, civilised people are not barbarians.
