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by **MrH** » Wed Aug 26, 2009 7:38 pm

Will you say "Yes" or "No" in the next referendum?

....If the new "Ban Ki Plan" is similar to that of the former "Annan Plan", consisting of two Constituent States under a "United Cyprus Republic".

by **Nikitas** » Wed Aug 26, 2009 10:04 pm

Three things count for me-

1- territory, the closer to the population ratio the better, British bases lie exclusively on GC side, no contact with TC side

2- settlers repatriated

3- are human rights guaranteed for all citizens and up to itnernational standards

If any of the above is missing it is a NO.

by **paliometoxo** » Wed Aug 26, 2009 11:09 pm

MrH wrote:Will you say "Yes" or "No" in the next referendum?

....If the new "Ban Ki Plan" is similar to that of the former "Annan Plan", consisting of two Constituent States under a "United Cyprus Republic".

ur post i ppointless two states will NEVER happen and everyone is telling turkey to shut the hell up and stop insisiting on two states its turkeys wet dream that will NEVER happen..

re unification i would sya yes to.. two states not in a million years .. only by force would that happen.. and turkey doesent have the power to force it

by **Get Real!** » Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:27 am

MrH wrote:Will you say "Yes" or "No" in the next referendum?

....If the new "Ban Ki Plan" is similar to that of the former "Annan Plan", consisting of two Constituent States under a "United Cyprus Republic".

Greek Cypriots would have to be VERY stupid to vote in favor of Turkey’s ETERNAL meddling in Cyprus’ affairs that such a “Turkish Cypriot State” (federated or otherwise) would give them!

by **repulsewarrior** » Thu Aug 27, 2009 1:27 am

...read my Manifesto. It is Bizonal and Bicommunal. Cyprus: three governments; one Capital.

Federally, three votes (or more if other ethnicities have representation) for every citizen and every citizen votes exactly the same way.

National Assemblies represent a population within its Jurisdictional Territory, providing service to all its electors in a manner where as Majorities they recognise the special needs of the Minorities that live amongst them.

The island does not have to be torn in two. Enclaves will provide for the pattern of frontiers which will be necessary for us to live Communally, even if the Green Line remains it will not be a border.

...a modified Annan Plan is "off the table" like so many before it. However something new, representing many good points from the many plans may be the "Perfect" result we are seeking to our Problem.