insan wrote:Paphitis wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:So to summarize Yfred, you assume that
1)Turkey will let you get recognition
2)The TC economy will start flourishing after that.
3)At some stage you will deal with the Turks yourselves.
Lets see what others think-obviously #1 is a crucial point
Let's assume Turkey will allow recognition and that the TC economy starts flourishing.
Then why would the TCs want a solution or a unified Cyprus?
This is just a ploy for the RoC to lift restrictions on direct flights and trade. After that, the TCs will just tell us to bugger off, and Cyprus will forever be PARTITIONED....
The Turks are very clever...
Insan wrote:U r wrong! There would still have been some problems to solve such as return of the GC refugees, exchange/compensation issues etc...
Pull the other one.
Should the "trnc" be recognised, then the GC refugees can kiss the possibility of their return back to their homes goodbye.
There will be no compensation either.
Basically, the TCs will have achieved their 50 year dream of partition, and the RoC would have lost the war. A unified Cyprus will never eventuate.
Insan wrote:Be it a recognized TRNC or unrecognized; the basic parameters of reunification would have been the same...
Which is permanent partition!
But why would you bother if you are a recognised state?
Insan wrote:A recognized TRNC, wouldn't change the fact that most of the land in TRNC belong to GCs. International community would still have urged both sides to find a solution to refugee and land ownership problem.
Something which no GC can ever accept, because most of the land does belong to GCs. Which brings us back to square one. Recognition is an impossible to begin with.