Commitment to the reunification of Cyprus based on a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation and political equality as set out in the relevant Security Council resolution.
They agreed on political equality but how is the last part interpeted?
Commitment to the reunification of Cyprus based on a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation and political equality as set out in the relevant Security Council resolution.
Bananiot wrote:This is (among else) what Papadopoulos agreed with Talat on July 8 2006:Commitment to the reunification of Cyprus based on a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation and political equality as set out in the relevant Security Council resolution.
They agreed on political equality but how is the last part interpeted?
zan wrote:Oracle wrote:The TCs have no place in Cyprus politics as a community ... only as individuals, if they wish to stop fraternising with the enemy!
What does it say in the "RoC" constitution????
Oracle wrote:zan wrote:Oracle wrote:The TCs have no place in Cyprus politics as a community ... only as individuals, if they wish to stop fraternising with the enemy!
What does it say in the "RoC" constitution????
But they walked away from that so we are happy to modify it, accordingly
Viewpoint wrote:Hermes wrote:Viewpoint wrote:freedom of move ment and settlement cannot be stopped but permanent residence for voting purposes can there is a big difference. As the GCs claim Cyprus is to small to divide so political voting can be staged in a country wide melting pot whereby the top GC and TC candidates will be voted into serve the country in both the lower and upper houses.
What do you mean "permanent residence for voting purposes" can be stopped?
Do we agree people should be able to move and settle in which ever state they want?
When voting for political representation everyone all over the island will vote for the candidates they wish GCs and TCs....the top candidates with the most votes go forward to represent us in government in both houses...the first 75 GCs and 35 TCs with a balance of voting to pass bills...50% of each state in the lower house and 3 out of 5 upper house for each state.
Kikapu wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Hermes wrote:Viewpoint wrote:freedom of move ment and settlement cannot be stopped but permanent residence for voting purposes can there is a big difference. As the GCs claim Cyprus is to small to divide so political voting can be staged in a country wide melting pot whereby the top GC and TC candidates will be voted into serve the country in both the lower and upper houses.
What do you mean "permanent residence for voting purposes" can be stopped?
Do we agree people should be able to move and settle in which ever state they want?
When voting for political representation everyone all over the island will vote for the candidates they wish GCs and TCs....the top candidates with the most votes go forward to represent us in government in both houses...the first 75 GCs and 35 TCs with a balance of voting to pass bills...50% of each state in the lower house and 3 out of 5 upper house for each state.
Just out of curiosity, VP, if the above system were to be accepted, would you mind telling me why would there be a need for a BBF of two separate states when the above can be achieved as a Unitary state. What you are suggesting if I'm not mistaken, is something very similar to the 1960 constitution but with an added bonus of separate states to be kept at today’s divided lines. Now VP, it was very hard to maintain the 1960 constitution as a Unitary state because it was not working, hence the 13 points proposal by Makarios, so how on earth do you expect your idea to work when you also want a separate states on top of it. Do think the GCs are going to say to you,
"sure VP, lets bring back the 1960's system of undemocratic measures, and just for your troubles, we will also let you have 37% of the country to be under your sole rules, and once that is established and accepted internationally, and next time there is another unrest in Cyprus between the communities just because the temptation will be there from here on to divide the island permanently, you can just declare the north as a Independent country by wanting to have your own self determination."
Now, did I leave anything out. If so, please fill the gaps for me, will you.!
Kikapu wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Hermes wrote:Viewpoint wrote:freedom of move ment and settlement cannot be stopped but permanent residence for voting purposes can there is a big difference. As the GCs claim Cyprus is to small to divide so political voting can be staged in a country wide melting pot whereby the top GC and TC candidates will be voted into serve the country in both the lower and upper houses.
What do you mean "permanent residence for voting purposes" can be stopped?
Do we agree people should be able to move and settle in which ever state they want?
When voting for political representation everyone all over the island will vote for the candidates they wish GCs and TCs....the top candidates with the most votes go forward to represent us in government in both houses...the first 75 GCs and 35 TCs with a balance of voting to pass bills...50% of each state in the lower house and 3 out of 5 upper house for each state.
Just out of curiosity, VP, if the above system were to be accepted, would you mind telling me why would there be a need for a BBF of two separate states when the above can be achieved as a Unitary state. What you are suggesting if I'm not mistaken, is something very similar to the 1960 constitution but with an added bonus of separate states to be kept at today’s divided lines. Now VP, it was very hard to maintain the 1960 constitution as a Unitary state because it was not working, hence the 13 points proposal by Makarios, so how on earth do you expect your idea to work when you also want a separate states on top of it. Do think the GCs are going to say to you,
"sure VP, lets bring back the 1960's system of undemocratic measures, and just for your troubles, we will also let you have 37% of the country to be under your sole rules, and once that is established and accepted internationally, and next time there is another unrest in Cyprus between the communities just because the temptation will be there from here on to divide the island permanently, you can just declare the north as a Independent country by wanting to have your own self determination."
Now, did I leave anything out. If so, please fill the gaps for me, will you.!
Oracle wrote:The TCs have no place in Cyprus politics as a community ... only as individuals, if they wish to stop fraternising with the enemy!
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