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by **Lit** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:34 pm

If no concessions were made from the Turkish side, then how can we possibly reach a solution on the Cyprus issue? Oh, i know! By showing the "TRNC" more goodwill? LOL
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Erdogan defended his government’s policies on the Cyprus problem and said that no concessions were made on Cyprus

Illegal Bayrak television (05.09.09) broadcast the following:
“The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has defended his government’s policies on the Cyprus Problem, stating that never before did the Cyprus Turkish people gain so much, the sympathy, support and respect of the international community.

Speaking at an event in Istanbul, the Turkish premier pointed out that the TRNC has opened representation offices in more than 20 countries, has gained observer status at the Organization of Islamic Conference and is referred to within the organization as the Cyprus Turkish State, all as a result of his government’s proactive policies on the Cyprus Problem.

Responding to criticisms made against his government, Erdogan said “we adopted a proactive stance on the Cyprus Problem and were criticized for doing so. Then they accused us of selling out Cyprus. Could someone please tell me which one of these claims is true?”

He said that no concessions had been made on the Cyprus Issue.
The Turkish Prime Minister also pointed out that the respect and recognition TRNC President Mehmet Ali Talat had earned from the international community today was incomparable to any other TRNC President or official in the past.”

by **insan** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:44 pm

What a coincidence :lol:

Chris said the same, too. :lol:

Christofias: 'no concessions' on Cyprus problem

CNA

Cyprus President Demetris Christofias said yesterday that he has made no concessions on the Cyprus problem, adding that he has no intention of doing so in the future.

Any such move, he said, would be harmful for the people of Cyprus and efforts to reach a settlement of the island's political problem. He said the Cyprus problem should be solved on a basis acceptable by the Greek Cypriot side too. Commenting on remarks by Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat that the Turkish Cypriots should obtain at least 29% of the territory and that they had not agreed on giving back Morphou town, on the northwest, Christofias said negotiations through the media have never assisted the negotiations themselves. "I suspect Mr Talat is under pressure internally and from Turkey, to make such statements, which of course do not help," he added.

Asked if the UN Secretary General`s Special Adviser on Cyprus Alexander Downer was exerting pressure on political party leaders for a settlement, the president said this matter would be looked into. "I am not a political leader. Mr Downer would not dare say something like that to me. I do not know what he has been saying to the political leaders.

These are matters to be investigated. I will speak with the political leaders," Christofias said. He added that the whole matter demanded caution and that "the main aim is not to make enemies but to win friends." President Christofias and Talat have been engaged in UN-led direct negotiations since September 2008, with an aim to reunite the island. -

http://www.lgr.co.uk/Cyprus-News/christ ... oblem.html

by **Nikitas** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:45 pm

These kinds of statements should make us all ask what we are negotiating about. If the oether side is not prepared to negotiate then the status quo is the best choice.

by **Lit** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:01 pm

insan wrote:What a coincidence Chris said the same, too.

Christofias: 'no concessions' on Cyprus problem

CNA

LOL WTF are you talking about you crack head? No concessions from the Greek Cypriot side? Are you kidding me?

What do you call the Rotating Presidency??

Your link btw doesnt work.

by **insan** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:05 pm

If the above link does not work, try this one... source is CNA anyway..

http://www.hri.org/news/cyprus/cna/2009 ... 1.cna.html

by **insan** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:06 pm

Lit wrote:
insan wrote:What a coincidence Chris said the same, too.

Christofias: 'no concessions' on Cyprus problem

CNA

LOL WTF are you talking about you crack head? No concessions from the Greek Cypriot side? Are you kidding me?

What do you call the Rotating Presidency??

Your link btw doesnt work.

That's what GC leader told, u shit head, retard! Go shout and insult Chris instead of me. Wayy AK yau!!! :lol:

by **Lit** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:18 pm

insan wrote:
Lit wrote:
insan wrote:What a coincidence Chris said the same, too.

Christofias: 'no concessions' on Cyprus problem

CNA

LOL WTF are you talking about you crack head? No concessions from the Greek Cypriot side? Are you kidding me?

What do you call the Rotating Presidency??

Your link btw doesnt work.

That's what GC leader told, u shit head, retard! Go shout and insult Chris instead of me. Wayy AK yau!!!

What do you call the Rotating Presidency, crack head?

by **insan** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:19 pm

Lit wrote:
insan wrote:
Lit wrote:
insan wrote:What a coincidence Chris said the same, too.

Christofias: 'no concessions' on Cyprus problem

CNA

LOL WTF are you talking about you crack head? No concessions from the Greek Cypriot side? Are you kidding me?

What do you call the Rotating Presidency??

Your link btw doesnt work.

That's what GC leader told, u shit head, retard! Go shout and insult Chris instead of me. Wayy AK yau!!!

What do you call the Rotating Presidency, crack head?

Ask Christofias, retard... :lol:

It doesn't matter how u and me call RP... Chris is the master of South! :lol:

by **Lit** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:21 pm

insan wrote:If the above link does not work, try this one... source is CNA anyway..

http://www.hri.org/news/cyprus/cna/2009 ... 1.cna.html

Thanks....Christofias said this on August 25, 2009:

http://www.financialmirror.com/News/Cyp ... News/16999

Christofias stressed that “each Cypriot, Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot, should bear responsibility for the election of the President and the Vice President on a common ballot. In that sense and under this condition, we have accepted the rotating presidency, in the context of the current negotiations” for a political settlement, he said.

He explained that in a six year presidency term, the President during the first four years will be a Greek Cypriot and the Vice President a Turkish Cypriot, and during the last two years they will change offices.

“This safeguards the unity of the people, the unity of the social classes and not the unity of the one or the other community”, he stressed.

So what do you call a rotating presidency?

by **Lit** » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:24 pm

insan wrote:
Lit wrote:
insan wrote:
Lit wrote:
insan wrote:What a coincidence Chris said the same, too.

Christofias: 'no concessions' on Cyprus problem

CNA

LOL WTF are you talking about you crack head? No concessions from the Greek Cypriot side? Are you kidding me?

What do you call the Rotating Presidency??

Your link btw doesnt work.

That's what GC leader told, u shit head, retard! Go shout and insult Chris instead of me. Wayy AK yau!!!

What do you call the Rotating Presidency, crack head?

Ask Christofias, retard...

It doesn't matter how u and me call RP... Chris is the master of South!

I'm asking you! Isn't a rotating presidency a concession? Whats the matter....you can not think on your own?

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