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Would both sides accept a TCs 20% GCs 80% split?

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Postby The Cypriot » Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:20 pm

Viewpoint wrote:Always depends on the balance between the bigger nations, if it suits for the TRNC to be recognized recognized it will be and there will be nothing the GCs can do,


You're wrong. This is deluded, wishful thinking. The bigger nations cannot decide this. Only Cypriots can decide this. The Republic of Cyprus is a sovereign nation and an EU member. No one cannot make decisions for Cyprus not in accord with the wishes of its people.


Viewpoint wrote:we have been given enough opportunity to sort out our differences but obviously like in 1963 to 1974 we have not been able to resolve matters, add to this the last 35 years and numerous failed attempts at agreeing a solution and the big guys will understand that the current division is the best solution for us,


You're wrong. The big guys cannot do this. The world doesn't work like that.


Viewpoint wrote:recognition may not come in the near future we dont expect it but dont forget e are in this forever and someday when a few generations pass recognition will arrive.



35 years and the world has done nothing to remove Turkey's army. Many more years will pass and the world will equally do nothing for recognition to arrive. This is deluded, wishful thinking. And, in any event, this warning of what will happen in a few generations is futile. No one will be around in a few generations to suffer the consequences of this hollow threat.


Viewpoint wrote:If GCs were clever people they would have hammered out a deal by now making necessary compromises with TCs proving that their fears were unfounded including them in important issues and proving that everyone would benefit from unification


I think the clever Christofias has been doing just that. Either the TCs aren't listening, have been conditioned not to listen or have had Turkish cotton wool stuffed in their ears.


Viewpoint wrote: the remaining compromises which now may seem unacceptable to GCs would over time disappear. But GCs are not that clever


The statistics prove otherwise. Free Cyprus has one of the world's highest number of graduates per capita. Not too long ago they topped the world:

http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/s ... ioncode=26

Viewpoint wrote:they continue t stubborn policies of the past which reconfirm that we cannot live together as they intend to take control of the whole island and turn us into a minority exposed to the surgeons knife.


Reconfirm to whom? Maybe some in the north continue to believe and propagate Turkey's myth - those whose interests are best served by partition - but the rest of the world, Britain, Europe and the US, are no longer taken in.
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Postby bubblechris » Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:39 pm

As a British born GC with property in the north and a desire to see Cyprus develop and improve , I can say without a doubt i would support such a split. Provisions however are that they be given Kyrenia and Morphou, return all other property to their rightful owners and all TC land and property left behind be distributed to those that lost property in the north.
I have always said that if we want a lasting solution it needs to happen.
To those that say 'never' i say there is no other way and money and property will compensate you for your losses.
Would you rather have a 'Berlin Wall' separating us from the north cos that's what i believe we will end up with
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Postby Dr J » Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:43 pm

I'd rather see another war than see Turkey theft of more Greek land become legalised.
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Postby Get Real! » Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:48 pm

Viewpoint wrote:...if it suits for the TRNC to be recognized recognized it will be and there will be nothing the GCs can do

It‘s not up to individual UN member nations to recognize the “TRNC” I’m afraid.

The “TRNC” is the only entity I know of that has one of these special papers…

http://www.un.int/cyprus/scr541.htm

…making it IMPOSSIBLE for any UN-member state to recognize it.
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Postby bubblechris » Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:52 pm

Why would anyone want a war?

More deaths, more missing persons, more chaos, more negotiations :s please nooooo!
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Postby Get Real! » Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:54 pm

bubblechris wrote:Why would anyone want a war?

More deaths, more missing persons, more chaos, more negotiations :s please nooooo!

Have you done your military service?
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat Aug 01, 2009 12:18 am

bubblechris wrote:As a British born GC with property in the north and a desire to see Cyprus develop and improve , I can say without a doubt i would support such a split. Provisions however are that they be given Kyrenia and Morphou, return all other property to their rightful owners and all TC land and property left behind be distributed to those that lost property in the north.
I have always said that if we want a lasting solution it needs to happen.
To those that say 'never' i say there is no other way and money and property will compensate you for your losses.
Would you rather have a 'Berlin Wall' separating us from the north cos that's what i believe we will end up with


Well done bubble takes a brave person to see the reality of the situation and go against the GC tide, well done.
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat Aug 01, 2009 12:24 am

The Cypriot wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Always depends on the balance between the bigger nations, if it suits for the TRNC to be recognized recognized it will be and there will be nothing the GCs can do,


You're wrong. This is deluded, wishful thinking. The bigger nations cannot decide this. Only Cypriots can decide this. The Republic of Cyprus is a sovereign nation and an EU member. No one cannot make decisions for Cyprus not in accord with the wishes of its people.


Viewpoint wrote:we have been given enough opportunity to sort out our differences but obviously like in 1963 to 1974 we have not been able to resolve matters, add to this the last 35 years and numerous failed attempts at agreeing a solution and the big guys will understand that the current division is the best solution for us,


You're wrong. The big guys cannot do this. The world doesn't work like that.


Viewpoint wrote:recognition may not come in the near future we dont expect it but dont forget e are in this forever and someday when a few generations pass recognition will arrive.



35 years and the world has done nothing to remove Turkey's army. Many more years will pass and the world will equally do nothing for recognition to arrive. This is deluded, wishful thinking. And, in any event, this warning of what will happen in a few generations is futile. No one will be around in a few generations to suffer the consequences of this hollow threat.


Viewpoint wrote:If GCs were clever people they would have hammered out a deal by now making necessary compromises with TCs proving that their fears were unfounded including them in important issues and proving that everyone would benefit from unification


I think the clever Christofias has been doing just that. Either the TCs aren't listening, have been conditioned not to listen or have had Turkish cotton wool stuffed in their ears.


Viewpoint wrote: the remaining compromises which now may seem unacceptable to GCs would over time disappear. But GCs are not that clever


The statistics prove otherwise. Free Cyprus has one of the world's highest number of graduates per capita. Not too long ago they topped the world:

http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/s ... ioncode=26

Viewpoint wrote:they continue t stubborn policies of the past which reconfirm that we cannot live together as they intend to take control of the whole island and turn us into a minority exposed to the surgeons knife.


Reconfirm to whom? Maybe some in the north continue to believe and propagate Turkey's myth - those whose interests are best served by partition - but the rest of the world, Britain, Europe and the US, are no longer taken in.


Im deluded because you have difficulty accepting the alternatives to non solution, or you are so brain washed that you cannot understand how the world operates if the super powers want to recognize the TRNC they will and you will be unable to stop it, being in the EU will not stop it, 63% will remain in the EU as the "RoC" and 37% will be the TRNC recognized by many other nations but not in the EU, you will not count as your repeative rejection of any solution but before you will support the fact that the 2 communities cannot agree unification. Never forget you share 50% of the blame for a non solution and were the last side to reject a UN brokered and world backed plan.
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Postby The Cypriot » Sat Aug 01, 2009 12:39 am

Viewpoint wrote:
Im deluded because you have difficulty accepting the alternatives to non solution,


There are no alternatives unless they are approved by the Cypriot people. The option is reunification in accordance with UN resolutions and EU law, or continuation of the status quo; a status quo, which I don't need to remind you, has already lasted 35 years.

Viewpoint wrote: or you are so brain washed that you cannot understand how the world operates


Who would brain wash me to believe this? Why would they do that? What would they have to gain?

Viewpoint wrote: if the super powers want to recognize the TRNC they will and you will be unable to stop it, being in the EU will not stop it, 63% will remain in the EU as the "RoC" and 37% will be the TRNC recognized by many other nations


I don't thinks so. And if you believe this you are deluded. This has now become a circular argument.

Viewpoint wrote:but not in the EU, you will not count as your repeative rejection of any solution


There will be no repeat of the Annan Plan. There will be no repeat rejection.

Viewpoint wrote:but before you will support the fact that the 2 communities cannot agree unification.


Yes they can. It's just that Turkey and their cronies won't let them.

Viewpoint wrote:Never forget you share 50% of the blame for a non solution and were the last side to reject a UN brokered and world backed plan.


This has no bearing on international law.
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Postby Nikitas » Sat Aug 01, 2009 12:46 am

VP said:

"if it suits for the TRNC to be recognized recognized it will be and there will be nothing the GCs can do,"

I was not asking about GC opbjections. In a hypothetical agreement between the two communities to proceed with formal partition and mutual recognition, how would Turkey react?

You see, so far there has not been s single statement by Turkey that it seeks an independent TRNC. It wants it recognised, separated from the GCs and RoC, but I have yet to hear the word "independent" from official Turkish sources.
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