MrH wrote:[...] like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. [...]
Greece acceded to the EU on 1 January 1981.
MrH wrote:[...] like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. [...]
Tim Drayton wrote:MrH wrote:[...] like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. [...]
Greece acceded to the EU on 1 January 1981.
YFred wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:MrH wrote:[...] like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. [...]
Greece acceded to the EU on 1 January 1981.
Couldn't help noticing that you only challenged one point and not the other three.
Tim Drayton wrote:YFred wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:MrH wrote:[...] like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. [...]
Greece acceded to the EU on 1 January 1981.
Couldn't help noticing that you only challenged one point and not the other three.
Well noticed, old fellow. I put it down the advantages conferred on you by the privilege of having attended Akıncılar İlkokulu, or whatever it was called in those days.
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!
YFred wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:YFred wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:MrH wrote:[...] like how it accepted backward, poor and corrupt GREECE in the late 1970s. [...]
Greece acceded to the EU on 1 January 1981.
Couldn't help noticing that you only challenged one point and not the other three.
Well noticed, old fellow. I put it down the advantages conferred on you by the privilege of having attended Akıncılar İlkokulu, or whatever it was called in those days.
What ever name it had on the school, it was and will always be Lurucina Ilkokulu and Lurucina Ortaokulu.
Regards
zan wrote:What a lot of wasted time re Bafidis...
Banished ourselves......Do you even know what you are saying....I am glad you are though because it shows, whoever might be listening, ( I am guessing that many have turned off) What little sense your accusations make...
Paphitis wrote:zan wrote:What a lot of wasted time re Bafidis...
Banished ourselves......Do you even know what you are saying....I am glad you are though because it shows, whoever might be listening, ( I am guessing that many have turned off) What little sense your accusations make...
Yes...Banished yourselves....you poor things...prisoners in an unrecognised occupied military boot camp on our lands.
Prisoners of Turkey...no state and no future.
Even Ethiopia has a brighter future than the "trnc". They may be poor, but at least they are recognised and co equal to every other nation...
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