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Postby Paphitis » Thu Sep 24, 2009 6:12 pm

MrH wrote:Piratis, Nikitas and Get Real,

What you all fail to realise is that The Cyprus issue to Turkey is just a small EU condition
Which was really settled immediately after the Annan Plan.


How so?

The EU seems to disagree!

You GCs said No and we TCs
Said yes, the EU failed to meet its obligations to remove the promised isolation of North
Cyprus, therefore neither Turkey or the Turkish Cypriots have no confidence that any other
Promise will ultimately be met - and that includes your minority rights!


Agreements to obligations usually come in writing. Can you show us this formal agreement? :lol:

Actually, due to Turkey's current geopolitical position in Many aspects, I wouldn't be surprised
if Turkey itself calls for a halt to its EU aspiration.


France, Germany and Austria would be pleased...Obviously, they don't think Turkey is important enough.

That would be interesting. In reality boys,
Turkey really doesn't need to do anything on The Cyprus issue as it's already solved, divided
and has been living peacefully since 1974.


Then, what happens to Turkey's EU aspirations?

The EU obviously don't believe the problem is solved.

As for the ports issue. Turkey, I admit does have an EU obligation to open its ports to
"Cyprus", but we all know that, as the Cyprus issue to the Greek Cypriots is still not
Resolved and pending, Turkey can keep its You-open-your-ports-in-Greek cyprus- and-then-
We-will-open-ours-to-GREEK-Cyprus until the cows come home. Unless Turkey is
Given assurances that the ONLY element to its EU path is the opening of its ports to "Greek
Cyprus", don't ever expect that to materialise in the near future.


Don't expect Turkey to become an EU member any time soon either.

Does it feel good that tiny Cyprus holds Turkey to ransom...so how important do you feel know? :lol:

Thus, the only losers here really is the EU for angering America. Cyprus is an easily
Resolved pawn in the world of EU politics and Greco-Turko politics, where if a few
GCs are eventually sadden with their failed dominated Cyprus state no one will really
Raise an eyebrow at the UN or EU table. Keep dreaming if you really think your voices
Make a difference. I would have thought you would have realised this after 35 years of
Begging for your so-called properties back and the removal of Turkish troops from
Northern Cyprus.


America does not appear angry. Just the other day, they were congratulating the RoC on its stance against terrorism and piracy.

The Americans love us really....

So, let's all hold hands and face a future in Cyprus of two republic states living happily
Side by side.

Sent by my Blackberry so apologies for any typo errors


Dream on....This 35 year dream is starting to get boring...:lol:
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Postby Get Real! » Thu Sep 24, 2009 6:26 pm

MrH wrote:What you all fail to realise is that The Cyprus issue to Turkey is just a small EU condition Which was really settled immediately after the Annan Plan. You GCs said No and we TCs
Said yes, the EU failed to meet its obligations to remove the promised isolation of North Cyprus, therefore neither Turkey or the Turkish Cypriots have no confidence that any other Promise will ultimately be met - and that includes your minority rights!

The “EU promises” card is not even a card… it’s dumb because if you haven’t got something in writing, you haven’t got anything! You don't need me to tell you that...

The 2004 democratic referendum had four possible outcomes…

1. No-No
2. No-Yes
3. Yes-No
4. Yes-Yes


…and only the last could’ve allowed the A-plan to be implemented. Any other outcome simply meant the continuation of the status quo until further notice!

There were no strings attached other than those in your head!
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Postby zan » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:26 pm

Get Real! wrote:
MrH wrote:What you all fail to realise is that The Cyprus issue to Turkey is just a small EU condition Which was really settled immediately after the Annan Plan. You GCs said No and we TCs
Said yes, the EU failed to meet its obligations to remove the promised isolation of North Cyprus, therefore neither Turkey or the Turkish Cypriots have no confidence that any other Promise will ultimately be met - and that includes your minority rights!

The “EU promises” card is not even a card… it’s dumb because if you haven’t got something in writing, you haven’t got anything! You don't need me to tell you that...

The 2004 democratic referendum had four possible outcomes…

1. No-No
2. No-Yes
3. Yes-No
4. Yes-Yes


…and only the last could’ve allowed the A-plan to be implemented. Any other outcome simply meant the continuation of the status quo until further notice!

There were no strings attached other than those in your head!


Turkey will make them stand by their verbal one GR.....So will the TCs
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Postby MrH » Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:24 pm

MrH wrote:
Piratis, Nikitas and Get Real,

What you all fail to realise is that The Cyprus issue to Turkey is just a small EU condition
Which was really settled immediately after the Annan Plan.


How so?

The EU seems to disagree!

Quote:
You GCs said No and we TCs
Said yes, the EU failed to meet its obligations to remove the promised isolation of North
Cyprus, therefore neither Turkey or the Turkish Cypriots have no confidence that any other
Promise will ultimately be met - and that includes your minority rights!


Agreements to obligations usually come in writing. Can you show us this formal agreement?

Quote:
Actually, due to Turkey's current geopolitical position in Many aspects, I wouldn't be surprised
if Turkey itself calls for a halt to its EU aspiration.


France, Germany and Austria would be pleased...Obviously, they don't think Turkey is important enough.

Quote:

That would be interesting. In reality boys,
Turkey really doesn't need to do anything on The Cyprus issue as it's already solved, divided
and has been living peacefully since 1974.


Then, what happens to Turkey's EU aspirations?

The EU obviously don't believe the problem is solved.

Quote:

As for the ports issue. Turkey, I admit does have an EU obligation to open its ports to
"Cyprus", but we all know that, as the Cyprus issue to the Greek Cypriots is still not
Resolved and pending, Turkey can keep its You-open-your-ports-in-Greek cyprus- and-then-
We-will-open-ours-to-GREEK-Cyprus until the cows come home. Unless Turkey is
Given assurances that the ONLY element to its EU path is the opening of its ports to "Greek
Cyprus", don't ever expect that to materialise in the near future.


Don't expect Turkey to become an EU member any time soon either.

Does it feel good that tiny Cyprus holds Turkey to ransom...so how important do you feel know?

Quote:
Thus, the only losers here really is the EU for angering America. Cyprus is an easily
Resolved pawn in the world of EU politics and Greco-Turko politics, where if a few
GCs are eventually sadden with their failed dominated Cyprus state no one will really
Raise an eyebrow at the UN or EU table. Keep dreaming if you really think your voices
Make a difference. I would have thought you would have realised this after 35 years of
Begging for your so-called properties back and the removal of Turkish troops from
Northern Cyprus.


America does not appear angry. Just the other day, they were congratulating the RoC on its stance against terrorism and piracy.

The Americans love us really....

Quote:
So, let's all hold hands and face a future in Cyprus of two republic states living happily
Side by side.

Sent by my Blackberry so apologies for any typo errors


Dream on....This 35 year dream is starting to get boring...



Jesus, Piratis, if America and the EU had even an inkling of concern for your so-called solution idea wouldn't you think Turkey would have been FORCED to accept your GC dream Cyprus solution?

Turkey doesn't mind waiting, it's used to the Double standards, but wait until the EU start begging for new natural resources via Turkey.


America does not appear angry. Just the other day, they were congratulating the RoC on its stance against terrorism and piracy.


Are you joking with the above quote? Of course the U.S is going to say nice things to you, that's called diplomacy - doesn't mean that they agree with all your demands to a Cyprus solution otherwise Christofias wouldn't be feeling the heat, wouldn't have felt pressured to sit around a table with the oh "Puppet" state President of Northern Cyprus as you'd probably put it. Come on man, wake up. You guys are being groomed for a serious hair cut called Northern Cyprus.


Dream on....This 35 year dream is starting to get boring


If you think it's "Boring" then what the hell do you think the EU and U.S think. I can just imagine the U.S Congress saying to themselves every time they meet regarding the Cyprus issue (which is probably once every decade!) "Cyprus, who, what, where, why......just let them sleep a little longer until the hardliners on the Greek Cypriot side die out and are left with a bunch of youths that will only think about making loads of money with Turkey....and...please don't waste my time with this tiny worthless island". You're right! The Cyprus issue has become rather boring to them and us all, that's why they will swiftly end its date by declaring a two state resolution when the current Federal no-go solution fails in the next few months.


Then, what happens to Turkey's EU aspirations?

The EU obviously don't believe the problem is solved.


What Turkish EU aspirations? If Turkey really wanted to join the EU it would have done so many times over, thus clearly its waiting for the EU to accept Turkey without forcing it to change, like how it accepted a DIVIDED Island - Cyprus, like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. Turkey knows the score, and so does the EU. That's why Turkey will never open its ports to the GC ROC under the condition that it represents the "Republic of Cyprus", maybe as the Greek Cypriot Administered ROC or Greek Cyprus (as is being circulated), but never the original ROC.

The EU OBVIOUSLY doesn't give two cents about Cyprus otherwise it would have set sanctions on Turkey a long time ago and not wait until this December, as if they will then. Personally, I would love to see the EU do that - that would be Turkey's meal ticket and evidence that the EU truly is a Christian, racist club. The EU can't even agree on its own future constitution, can't even keep verbal agreements with a 200'000 less Turkish Cypriot population never mind try to hold a country like Turkey to ransom over some VIRTUAL EU membership application. Wake up man.

In conclusion, and this also stretches to Get Real's post as well, the EU will do nothing to Turkey in December besides utter a few VIRBAL warnings, blah blah blah....who listens to warnings ey? therefore, go ahead and destroy this new federal approach being sought vehemently by the two communist Greek and Turkish Cypriot socialists, but be prepared for what will come when Eroglu takes over in April - If the EU allows the Cyprus to drag on until then?

Wake up to "Northern Cyprus" and the GC-ROC. As for the rest of the solution ideas, don't waste your moaning time on this forum battling Turkish Cypriots like me and pick up a hammer and let's see how far you'll get in pulling down the "Cease fire" line. The only thing the ECHR decisions are going to do is to place a few pennies in your pocket by the Turkish government - buy you out.

And, as for a Cyprus solution, there isn't one as it was already written before you were born - in 1954!
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Postby humanist » Thu Sep 24, 2009 10:55 pm

The promised isolation will be lifted once all 200,000 refugees have been given the right of return claim and utilisation of their properties under the legal entity of the Republic of CYPRUS .......... get it? doof head!!!!!
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Postby Nikitas » Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:33 am

"And, as for a Cyprus solution, there isn't one as it was already written before you were born - in 1954!"

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Postby YFred » Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:36 am

humanist wrote:The promised isolation will be lifted once all 200,000 refugees have been given the right of return claim and utilisation of their properties under the legal entity of the Republic of CYPRUS .......... get it? doof head!!!!!


We shall see who turns out to be the doof head? :wink:
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Postby Expatkiwi » Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:46 am

London wrote:
Piratis wrote:
So stop dreaming and face the reality that in Cyprus there is only one state, the Republic of Cyprus, and only one people, the citizens of Republic of Cyprus. Everything beyond that is legally invalid and no amount of illusions will help you to get rid of this reality. The only thing that you can do is either accept legality or continue acting illegally and face the consequences.


Piratis i think its you that needs to come to terms with reality. At this moment in time there are 2 states in Cyprus, one being the TRNC. Just because the TRNC is not recognised, it does not mean it doesn't exist!!


The problem is that they don't want it to exist. It means no Turkish Cypriots for them to persecute otherwise....
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Postby Piratis » Fri Sep 25, 2009 8:07 am

Expatkiwi wrote:
London wrote:
Piratis wrote:
So stop dreaming and face the reality that in Cyprus there is only one state, the Republic of Cyprus, and only one people, the citizens of Republic of Cyprus. Everything beyond that is legally invalid and no amount of illusions will help you to get rid of this reality. The only thing that you can do is either accept legality or continue acting illegally and face the consequences.


Piratis i think its you that needs to come to terms with reality. At this moment in time there are 2 states in Cyprus, one being the TRNC. Just because the TRNC is not recognised, it does not mean it doesn't exist!!


The problem is that they don't want it to exist. It means no Turkish Cypriots for them to persecute otherwise....


It is the Cypriot people who have been persecuted for centuries by the Turkish invaders.

The Muslim minority in Cyprus can exist as any other minority in any other country and we have no problem with that.

However the reality is that neither Turkey nor this Muslim minority has the right to perform ethnic cleansing and to declare as "Turkish" a territory which belongs to Greek Cypriots.

The reality is that there is one and only state in Cyprus, the Republic of Cyprus, part of which is illegally occupied by Turkish troops. What the Turks call the territory of Republic of Cyprus which they illegally occupy is totally irrelevant.
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Postby Piratis » Fri Sep 25, 2009 8:22 am

MrH wrote:Piratis, Nikitas and Get Real,

What you all fail to realise is that The Cyprus issue to Turkey is just a small EU condition
Which was really settled immediately after the Annan Plan. You GCs said No and we TCs
Said yes, the EU failed to meet its obligations to remove the promised isolation of North
Cyprus, therefore neither Turkey or the Turkish Cypriots have no confidence that any other
Promise will ultimately be met - and that includes your minority rights!

Actually, due to Turkey's current geopolitical position in Many aspects, I wouldn't be surprised
if Turkey itself calls for a halt to its EU aspiration. That would be interesting. In reality boys,
Turkey really doesn't need to do anything on The Cyprus issue as it's already solved, divided
and has been living peacefully since 1974.

As for the ports issue. Turkey, I admit does have an EU obligation to open its ports to
"Cyprus", but we all know that, as the Cyprus issue to the Greek Cypriots is still not
Resolved and pending, Turkey can keep its You-open-your-ports-in-Greek cyprus- and-then-
We-will-open-ours-to-GREEK-Cyprus until the cows come home. Unless Turkey is
Given assurances that the ONLY element to its EU path is the opening of its ports to "Greek
Cyprus", don't ever expect that to materialise in the near future.

Thus, the only losers here really is the EU for angering America. Cyprus is an easily
Resolved pawn in the world of EU politics and Greco-Turko politics, where if a few
GCs are eventually sadden with their failed dominated Cyprus state no one will really
Raise an eyebrow at the UN or EU table. Keep dreaming if you really think your voices
Make a difference. I would have thought you would have realised this after 35 years of
Begging for your so-called properties back and the removal of Turkish troops from
Northern Cyprus.

So, let's all hold hands and face a future in Cyprus of two republic states living happily
Side by side.

Sent by my Blackberry so apologies for any typo errors


If you don't have a problem then why are you crying about direct flights and trade? And why should we "hold hands and face a future in Cyprus of two republic states living happily Side by side". We are much happier to have the only recognized Republic on this island, while you suffer the consequences of your crimes and illegalities.

So face the reality Mr. H. The reality is that you illegally keep the 37% of the land while we legally keep the 100% of recognition and representation (in UN, EU and everywhere else). If that is not a problem for you, good for you. You have no reason to waste your time here ;)
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