I voted for :Depends on the type of Central Government
with my vote result (4) % 40 .
How will you vote on a BBF with Two Constituent States?
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by paliometoxo » Tue Aug 04, 2009 10:33 pm
my vote will be the same as the tcs vote yes for enosis with greece...
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by Nikitas » Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:02 am
It will all depend on whether the agreement is concordant with EU rules and regulations, especially on the human rights issue. Any deviation will get my no vote. And the reason is clear, I will have to be a right Malakas to give myself lesser rights than those enjoyed by all other EU nationals in my own country.
So the choices above do not cover me.
So the choices above do not cover me.
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by -mikkie2- » Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:10 am
"It will all depend on whether the agreement is concordant with EU rules and regulations"
Err, Cyprus is in the EU so this statement cannot hold true. Any settlement has to adhere to the basic founding principles of the EU and that includes freedom of movement and settlement. Do you seriously think that the EU will endorse a solution that restricts the basic freedoms of GC's whilst the rest of the EU citizens can do as they please?
Err, Cyprus is in the EU so this statement cannot hold true. Any settlement has to adhere to the basic founding principles of the EU and that includes freedom of movement and settlement. Do you seriously think that the EU will endorse a solution that restricts the basic freedoms of GC's whilst the rest of the EU citizens can do as they please?
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by kurupetos » Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:12 am
-mikkie2- wrote:"It will all depend on whether the agreement is concordant with EU rules and regulations"
Err, Cyprus is in the EU so this statement cannot hold true. Any settlement has to adhere to the basic founding principles of the EU and that includes freedom of movement and settlement. Do you seriously think that the EU will endorse a solution that restricts the basic freedoms of GC's whilst the rest of the EU citizens can do as they please?
No, but provided you will not ask monsier Bildt.
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by Kikapu » Thu Aug 06, 2009 3:37 pm
Kikapu wrote:MrH wrote:Kikapu,
I'm on a train at the mo, so I'll answer that soon.
OK.!
I thought MrH was talking about taking the commute train home and not The Transylvania Express.! :lol:
Watch out for the werewolves, MrH.!
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by YFred » Thu Aug 06, 2009 3:43 pm
kurupetos wrote:-mikkie2- wrote:"It will all depend on whether the agreement is concordant with EU rules and regulations"
Err, Cyprus is in the EU so this statement cannot hold true. Any settlement has to adhere to the basic founding principles of the EU and that includes freedom of movement and settlement. Do you seriously think that the EU will endorse a solution that restricts the basic freedoms of GC's whilst the rest of the EU citizens can do as they please?
No, but provided you will not ask monsier Bildt.
Mr Bildt is a fine practical politician and you would do well to listen to him, before it's too late.
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