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Postby YFred » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:16 pm

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bill cobbett wrote:The relevant UN parameter is Bi-zonal BF.

It says two zones, two zones is what you'll get.

What have you done with BF old boy or are we modifying the agreements we are signing as we go along. Once Muhtar X puts his X on the document, you are stuffed matey/matess.


:lol: :lol: :lol:

You see YFred, I was offering more to the TCs with my BBF plan of two Federal States under one Central Federal Government than perhaps the UN, EU and maybe even the GCs, but you, VP and Zan, the anti Democracy all for non and non for all gang, also know as "The Three Fascisteers", is now finding any friends in high places to support any "Founding States" idea that was never agreed on but is nothing but a remnants of the Annan Plan that was rejected by combined Cypriots votes (including settlers with fake Cypriot citizenships) by 55%-45% for the whole island back in 2004. As long as Talat is talking about the non existent "Founding States" argument, Christofias is going to talk more about "Autonomous zone" argument. After all, there are more words of "zones" mentioned in the agreed BBF than there are any mentioning of the words "Founding States".! :wink:

When your plan is at the table, I will read it in detail and can discuss it to your hearts content but in the meantime while we are waiting for that eventuality, we will hold the UN and Muhtar X to their agreement unless of course they are resigned to two states in which case they should stop beating about the bush and come and say so, so we can all begin to make plans accordingly.
Muhtar X can talk about Bizonal and ignore Bi Federal till the cows come home, TCs have caught the GC partial deaf disease and time is running out.
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Postby YFred » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:20 pm

zan wrote:
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insan wrote:Turkish Cyprus president slams Christophias over speech at UN
President of Turkish Cyprus Talat lashed out at Greek side leader Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009 17:13

President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus(TRNC), Mehmet Ali Talat lashed out at Greek Cypriot leader Dimitris Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.

At a press conference Wednesday, Talat said Christophias opened a reckless war on UN parameters for the solution of the Cyprus issue and urged the UN to stop this insolence.

Talat said Christophias mentioned in his UN speech that in time Republic of Cyprus would evolve into a federation comprising of two autonomous areas. Talat said this was a diversion from a bizonal solution based on political equality of two founding states, agreed by the two leaders on May 23, 2008 and an attempt to distort the UN Parameters.

Criticizing the UN SG Ban Ki-Moon for being too passive against the Greek Cypriot side, Talat said the UN parameters crafted in 40 years of negotiations was approved by the Security Council in numerous occasions and urged the UN to warn Christophias's approach which he said was unacceptable.

Talat said he invited Ban to Cyprus adding that he insisted upon learning that Ban had no plans of visiting Cyprus.

"Since he did not invite us to New York, and choose to be so passive, I said he could at least come to Cyprus. I hope he will consider it," said Talat.

He said though the Greek Cypriot side agreed to do so, it did not say "founding states" but said "autonomous zone" and was not loyal to the agreement.

"Autonomous zone! This means we went back to 1974. Two Autonomous zones!! This is outrageous. UN needs to say stop to this," said Talat.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/news_detail.php?id=47808


For the record, this is the exact passage from President Christofias speech at the UN General Assembly on the 24/09/09.

«Our goal is the restoration of the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and unity of the Republic of Cyprus, the common homeland of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. It is also our goal to restore the human rights and basic freedoms of all citizens of the Republic of Cyprus regardless of their ethnic background.

We are committed to the evolution of the unitary state into a federal state consisting of two largely autonomous regions. One region will be administered by the Greek-Cypriot community and the other by the Turkish-Cypriot community. Given the fact that in Cyprus the population lived intermingled throughout the island, this constituted for us a great historical concession made by the late President Makarios to our Turkish Cypriot compatriots.

We remain true to this commitment. The United Federal Republic of Cyprus must safeguard the unity of the state and its institutions, as well as of the economy and the people.»


I see absolutely no contradiction between the above words and any agreements or declarations been agreed between him and Talat, including the 23rd May 2008 joined communiqué. The reference to “two largely autonomous regions,” within the context of a federal state, is in no case contradicting the 23rd of May communiqué in which there is mention to two “constituent states.” Constituent states under federations, worldwide, are no different that partly autonomous regions under the roof of a federal government. Autonomous means that it has its own laws and sub-constitution. Region basically means an area of a larger territory, as is the case of a constituent state's territory. Absolutely no contradiction whatsoever!

As for Davutoglu and Talat, they are once more been ridiculous! They have no problem distorting the 23rd of May 2008 agreement, by constantly making reference to the use of the non-existing “founding states” terminology, for the last 16 months, but they have a problem with Christofias now using the term “largely autonomous regions.” Talat even talks about this being tantamount to going back to pre-1974. This is nonsense! When, how and where did we have two autonomous regions, before 1974, set aside in a formal sense? Is he serious?


I think the difference is in the virgin state and the existing "RoC".....

Zan, we have reached the end.
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Postby zan » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:24 pm

YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
insan wrote:Turkish Cyprus president slams Christophias over speech at UN
President of Turkish Cyprus Talat lashed out at Greek side leader Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009 17:13

President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus(TRNC), Mehmet Ali Talat lashed out at Greek Cypriot leader Dimitris Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.

At a press conference Wednesday, Talat said Christophias opened a reckless war on UN parameters for the solution of the Cyprus issue and urged the UN to stop this insolence.

Talat said Christophias mentioned in his UN speech that in time Republic of Cyprus would evolve into a federation comprising of two autonomous areas. Talat said this was a diversion from a bizonal solution based on political equality of two founding states, agreed by the two leaders on May 23, 2008 and an attempt to distort the UN Parameters.

Criticizing the UN SG Ban Ki-Moon for being too passive against the Greek Cypriot side, Talat said the UN parameters crafted in 40 years of negotiations was approved by the Security Council in numerous occasions and urged the UN to warn Christophias's approach which he said was unacceptable.

Talat said he invited Ban to Cyprus adding that he insisted upon learning that Ban had no plans of visiting Cyprus.

"Since he did not invite us to New York, and choose to be so passive, I said he could at least come to Cyprus. I hope he will consider it," said Talat.

He said though the Greek Cypriot side agreed to do so, it did not say "founding states" but said "autonomous zone" and was not loyal to the agreement.

"Autonomous zone! This means we went back to 1974. Two Autonomous zones!! This is outrageous. UN needs to say stop to this," said Talat.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/news_detail.php?id=47808


For the record, this is the exact passage from President Christofias speech at the UN General Assembly on the 24/09/09.

«Our goal is the restoration of the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and unity of the Republic of Cyprus, the common homeland of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. It is also our goal to restore the human rights and basic freedoms of all citizens of the Republic of Cyprus regardless of their ethnic background.

We are committed to the evolution of the unitary state into a federal state consisting of two largely autonomous regions. One region will be administered by the Greek-Cypriot community and the other by the Turkish-Cypriot community. Given the fact that in Cyprus the population lived intermingled throughout the island, this constituted for us a great historical concession made by the late President Makarios to our Turkish Cypriot compatriots.

We remain true to this commitment. The United Federal Republic of Cyprus must safeguard the unity of the state and its institutions, as well as of the economy and the people.»


I see absolutely no contradiction between the above words and any agreements or declarations been agreed between him and Talat, including the 23rd May 2008 joined communiqué. The reference to “two largely autonomous regions,” within the context of a federal state, is in no case contradicting the 23rd of May communiqué in which there is mention to two “constituent states.” Constituent states under federations, worldwide, are no different that partly autonomous regions under the roof of a federal government. Autonomous means that it has its own laws and sub-constitution. Region basically means an area of a larger territory, as is the case of a constituent state's territory. Absolutely no contradiction whatsoever!

As for Davutoglu and Talat, they are once more been ridiculous! They have no problem distorting the 23rd of May 2008 agreement, by constantly making reference to the use of the non-existing “founding states” terminology, for the last 16 months, but they have a problem with Christofias now using the term “largely autonomous regions.” Talat even talks about this being tantamount to going back to pre-1974. This is nonsense! When, how and where did we have two autonomous regions, before 1974, set aside in a formal sense? Is he serious?


I think the difference is in the virgin state and the existing "RoC".....

Zan, we have reached the end.



The end of the "RoC"?
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Postby YFred » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:37 pm

zan wrote:
YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
insan wrote:Turkish Cyprus president slams Christophias over speech at UN
President of Turkish Cyprus Talat lashed out at Greek side leader Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009 17:13

President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus(TRNC), Mehmet Ali Talat lashed out at Greek Cypriot leader Dimitris Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.

At a press conference Wednesday, Talat said Christophias opened a reckless war on UN parameters for the solution of the Cyprus issue and urged the UN to stop this insolence.

Talat said Christophias mentioned in his UN speech that in time Republic of Cyprus would evolve into a federation comprising of two autonomous areas. Talat said this was a diversion from a bizonal solution based on political equality of two founding states, agreed by the two leaders on May 23, 2008 and an attempt to distort the UN Parameters.

Criticizing the UN SG Ban Ki-Moon for being too passive against the Greek Cypriot side, Talat said the UN parameters crafted in 40 years of negotiations was approved by the Security Council in numerous occasions and urged the UN to warn Christophias's approach which he said was unacceptable.

Talat said he invited Ban to Cyprus adding that he insisted upon learning that Ban had no plans of visiting Cyprus.

"Since he did not invite us to New York, and choose to be so passive, I said he could at least come to Cyprus. I hope he will consider it," said Talat.

He said though the Greek Cypriot side agreed to do so, it did not say "founding states" but said "autonomous zone" and was not loyal to the agreement.

"Autonomous zone! This means we went back to 1974. Two Autonomous zones!! This is outrageous. UN needs to say stop to this," said Talat.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/news_detail.php?id=47808


For the record, this is the exact passage from President Christofias speech at the UN General Assembly on the 24/09/09.

«Our goal is the restoration of the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and unity of the Republic of Cyprus, the common homeland of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. It is also our goal to restore the human rights and basic freedoms of all citizens of the Republic of Cyprus regardless of their ethnic background.

We are committed to the evolution of the unitary state into a federal state consisting of two largely autonomous regions. One region will be administered by the Greek-Cypriot community and the other by the Turkish-Cypriot community. Given the fact that in Cyprus the population lived intermingled throughout the island, this constituted for us a great historical concession made by the late President Makarios to our Turkish Cypriot compatriots.

We remain true to this commitment. The United Federal Republic of Cyprus must safeguard the unity of the state and its institutions, as well as of the economy and the people.»


I see absolutely no contradiction between the above words and any agreements or declarations been agreed between him and Talat, including the 23rd May 2008 joined communiqué. The reference to “two largely autonomous regions,” within the context of a federal state, is in no case contradicting the 23rd of May communiqué in which there is mention to two “constituent states.” Constituent states under federations, worldwide, are no different that partly autonomous regions under the roof of a federal government. Autonomous means that it has its own laws and sub-constitution. Region basically means an area of a larger territory, as is the case of a constituent state's territory. Absolutely no contradiction whatsoever!

As for Davutoglu and Talat, they are once more been ridiculous! They have no problem distorting the 23rd of May 2008 agreement, by constantly making reference to the use of the non-existing “founding states” terminology, for the last 16 months, but they have a problem with Christofias now using the term “largely autonomous regions.” Talat even talks about this being tantamount to going back to pre-1974. This is nonsense! When, how and where did we have two autonomous regions, before 1974, set aside in a formal sense? Is he serious?


I think the difference is in the virgin state and the existing "RoC".....

Zan, we have reached the end.



The end of the "RoC"?

Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.
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Postby zan » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:42 pm

YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
YFred wrote:
zan wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
insan wrote:Turkish Cyprus president slams Christophias over speech at UN
President of Turkish Cyprus Talat lashed out at Greek side leader Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009 17:13

President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus(TRNC), Mehmet Ali Talat lashed out at Greek Cypriot leader Dimitris Christophias for his speech at the UN General Assembly.

At a press conference Wednesday, Talat said Christophias opened a reckless war on UN parameters for the solution of the Cyprus issue and urged the UN to stop this insolence.

Talat said Christophias mentioned in his UN speech that in time Republic of Cyprus would evolve into a federation comprising of two autonomous areas. Talat said this was a diversion from a bizonal solution based on political equality of two founding states, agreed by the two leaders on May 23, 2008 and an attempt to distort the UN Parameters.

Criticizing the UN SG Ban Ki-Moon for being too passive against the Greek Cypriot side, Talat said the UN parameters crafted in 40 years of negotiations was approved by the Security Council in numerous occasions and urged the UN to warn Christophias's approach which he said was unacceptable.

Talat said he invited Ban to Cyprus adding that he insisted upon learning that Ban had no plans of visiting Cyprus.

"Since he did not invite us to New York, and choose to be so passive, I said he could at least come to Cyprus. I hope he will consider it," said Talat.

He said though the Greek Cypriot side agreed to do so, it did not say "founding states" but said "autonomous zone" and was not loyal to the agreement.

"Autonomous zone! This means we went back to 1974. Two Autonomous zones!! This is outrageous. UN needs to say stop to this," said Talat.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/news_detail.php?id=47808


For the record, this is the exact passage from President Christofias speech at the UN General Assembly on the 24/09/09.

«Our goal is the restoration of the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and unity of the Republic of Cyprus, the common homeland of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. It is also our goal to restore the human rights and basic freedoms of all citizens of the Republic of Cyprus regardless of their ethnic background.

We are committed to the evolution of the unitary state into a federal state consisting of two largely autonomous regions. One region will be administered by the Greek-Cypriot community and the other by the Turkish-Cypriot community. Given the fact that in Cyprus the population lived intermingled throughout the island, this constituted for us a great historical concession made by the late President Makarios to our Turkish Cypriot compatriots.

We remain true to this commitment. The United Federal Republic of Cyprus must safeguard the unity of the state and its institutions, as well as of the economy and the people.»


I see absolutely no contradiction between the above words and any agreements or declarations been agreed between him and Talat, including the 23rd May 2008 joined communiqué. The reference to “two largely autonomous regions,” within the context of a federal state, is in no case contradicting the 23rd of May communiqué in which there is mention to two “constituent states.” Constituent states under federations, worldwide, are no different that partly autonomous regions under the roof of a federal government. Autonomous means that it has its own laws and sub-constitution. Region basically means an area of a larger territory, as is the case of a constituent state's territory. Absolutely no contradiction whatsoever!

As for Davutoglu and Talat, they are once more been ridiculous! They have no problem distorting the 23rd of May 2008 agreement, by constantly making reference to the use of the non-existing “founding states” terminology, for the last 16 months, but they have a problem with Christofias now using the term “largely autonomous regions.” Talat even talks about this being tantamount to going back to pre-1974. This is nonsense! When, how and where did we have two autonomous regions, before 1974, set aside in a formal sense? Is he serious?


I think the difference is in the virgin state and the existing "RoC".....

Zan, we have reached the end.



The end of the "RoC"?

Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.



Like Tpap said....he would rather partition to that so we will see how stubborn they are.
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:49 pm

YFred wrote:Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.


Do you want to wager a little money on that YFred, like couple of Thousand $$$$$ or £££££ perhaps. You can choose the currency. We'll get a trusted individual to hold the money. What do you say.?
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Postby zan » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:51 pm

Kikapu wrote:
YFred wrote:Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.


Do you want to wager a little money on that YFred, like couple of Thousand $$$$$ or £££££ perhaps. You can choose the currency. We'll get a trusted individual to hold the money. What do you say.?


How about the same lawyer that is going to look after your OTHER bet with Yfred... 8) :lol:
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Postby YFred » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:51 pm

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YFred wrote:Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.


Do you want to wager a little money on that YFred, like couple of Thousand $$$$$ or £££££ perhaps. You can choose the currency. We'll get a trusted individual to hold the money. What do you say.?

After you pay your last dept, I'll take you on. It'll be my pleasure to clean you out twice.
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Postby bill cobbett » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:58 pm

Kikapu wrote:
YFred wrote:Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.


Do you want to wager a little money on that YFred, like couple of Thousand $$$$$ or £££££ perhaps. You can choose the currency. We'll get a trusted individual to hold the money. What do you say.?


Rah Fredoulla, I would be delighted to look after your share of this wager.

You know I can be trusted.
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Oct 02, 2009 8:13 pm

YFred wrote:
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YFred wrote:Yep. Like a sick animal, it should be put out of its misery. I had so much hope for Muhtar X but had serious doubts when he made the deal with TPapa for their votes he sold his soul to the devil and the Cypriots down the river at the same time.
I think in 6 months time even the UN will finally accept it and they will start the process.


Do you want to wager a little money on that YFred, like couple of Thousand $$$$$ or £££££ perhaps. You can choose the currency. We'll get a trusted individual to hold the money. What do you say.?

After you pay your last dept, I'll take you on. It'll be my pleasure to clean you out twice.


There is no back debt. You backed out of the deal, and rightly so too, but lets not go there. That's in the past. This is a very simple up and down wager. All is needed is a trusted secure hands in the UK who can hold the cash. No other information is needed from our lives...just HARD CASH. Right now Deniz is the best candidate available to be the "escrow man".! What do you say.?
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