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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby halil » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:38 pm

bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:

Let The MUHTAR X to talk ..............

DO NOT FORGET TURKISH CYPRIOTS FACTOR :!: THe way u and your XMuhtar blackmails the EU............... We can stop him only with our OXI's

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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby zan » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:42 pm

halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby halil » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:50 pm

zan wrote:
halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:


Nothing Zan ,
just i am reminding our friends..... not to miscalculate the Turkish Cypriots factor in Cyprus at the end we will decide . how said yes before we can say OXİ as well . How they blackmail the EU with only 750 000 people ...we can also blackmail with our 265000 population to .....

X Muhtar must understand he can only solve the Cyprus problem with TALAT . He is just playing and blackmailing the EU .

We are here :!: our thesis well knowing ZAN.
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby YFred » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:50 pm

zan wrote:
halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:

Has Bill met with an unfortunate accident that I am not aware of?
:lol: :lol: :lol:
He is not a cross dresser is he?
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:06 pm

YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:

Has Bill met with an unfortunate accident that I am not aware of?
:lol: :lol: :lol:
He is not a cross dresser is he?


Christos je Panayia!

How many more of you Tissy Toe Rags are going to crawl out of the Woodwork?
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby zan » Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:09 pm

halil wrote:
zan wrote:
halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:


Nothing Zan ,
just i am reminding our friends..... not to miscalculate the Turkish Cypriots factor in Cyprus at the end we will decide . how said yes before we can say OXİ as well . How they blackmail the EU with only 750 000 people ...we can also blackmail with our 265000 population to .....

X Muhtar must understand he can only solve the Cyprus problem with TALAT . He is just playing and blackmailing the EU .

We are here :!: our thesis well knowing ZAN.


I wonder if he will squeeze through the gates of reality??? :wink: :lol:
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby zan » Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:10 pm

YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:

Has Bill met with an unfortunate accident that I am not aware of?
:lol: :lol: :lol:
He is not a cross dresser is he?


I don't know but every time I throw the prick away someone finds him and brings him back :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:43 pm

zan wrote:
YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
halil wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


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Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Agreed.

Word perfect speech.

Pres X gets to the heart of our Little Problem and puts the blame where it belongs - Turkey, and perhaps signals a future strategy aimed directly at Turkey rather than its Puppet Talat and these Waste of Time "talks" .


Billy Boy ...........

DO NOT FORGET AT REFERANDOM WE WILL VOTE :............... NOT TURKEY or EU or OTHERS ............................

NO NEED TO REPEAT AGAIN WHAT WAS THE RED LINES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS....................... IT WAS VERY CLEAR.............NOTHING HAS CHANGE IN OUR MINDS..........................

Yaaaaa BİLLLLLYYYYYY BOOOOYYYYYYYYYY. :!: :!: :!:


Halil...Nedir yapdiyin olan......You are going to give Billy boy Bobbit a nose bleed.... :lol:

Has Bill met with an unfortunate accident that I am not aware of?
:lol: :lol: :lol:
He is not a cross dresser is he?


I don't know but every time I throw the prick away someone finds him and brings him back :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:


Zonny throwing his prick?

Must be his way of relieving himself.

:roll: ..... :lol:
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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:48 pm

Before the Attempt by the Usual Suspects to disrupt this thread, here is the OP ......


Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


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Re: Statement by the President of the RoC at the UN

Postby Oracle » Thu Sep 24, 2009 9:12 pm

Paphitis wrote:
Lit wrote:Here is some of the President's speech at the UN:
Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you: Is it not a paradox for a country that is a member of the Security Council not to recognize the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the United Nations, the European Union and of all international organizations?

Is it not a paradox for a member of the Security Council to maintain occupation troops for 35 years on the territory of another UN member state, and a member state of the European Union?

Is it not a paradox to undermine the unity and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus by promoting the creation of a second state on the island in violation of Security Council Resolution 541 of 1983 which unanimously condemns the illegal UDI, calling it null and void, and calls on all states to respect the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus?

Yes, it is a paradox and it is also illegal. In fact it is an anomaly! Cyprus has never sought nor wishes to have hostile relations with its neighbour, Turkey. But it is our responsibility to defend the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.

Nevertheless, I would like from this august body to express my readiness to initiate dialogue with the Turkish leadership, in parallel to our negotiations with the Turkish Cypriot leader, to share ideas about the future, which would greatly enhance the chances of a positive outcome to the negotiations.

Cyprus has consistently supported the accession of Turkey to the European Union, in the belief that the whole adaptation process and Turkey’s eventual membership would benefit our neighbours, our region and us. However, this support is not unconditional. Turkey should fulfil its obligations towards the Republic of Cyprus as well as towards the European Union.

Mr. President,

I would like to state one more time that our Turkish Cypriot compatriots are equal citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, and that I personally will strive consistently for their rights and for finding their rightful place in all organs of the state.

My political roots are in the Progressive Peoples’ Movement of my country which always stood by the side of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots for peace and harmonious co-existence. Nevertheless, the rights of our Turkish Cypriot compatriots cannot be implemented at the expense of the rights of the bigger community, which is the Greek-Cypriot community. There must be mutual respect. I want to assure you that I will spare no effort in order to achieve a balanced and just solution which would restore the rights of the people as a whole.

We have all paid a heavy price - human, political and economic - and continue to pay a heavy price. The profits of lasting peace will be beneficial for the people of Cyprus, of Turkey and for the peoples of our region as a whole.

Real political leaders are not the ones who think of the next election but of the next generation. We have the responsibility to work together to achieve a lasting peace in our region.

I wish to the family of Nations a successful conclusion of the deliberations of the 64th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

I thank you


http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... endocument


Excellent speech by Christiofias.

Cypriots can feel at ease!


Amazing that when we see transcripts of his actual speech we all applaud him ... it is only when we hear distorted interpretations from Bayrak that we admonish him ...

In future, let's just back our President, because he hasn't put a foot wrong ! :D
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