Viewpoint wrote:we are the indigenous people of this island and want to be more like the Scots, with our own area and administration....thats why we support a BBF with political equality.
You do know that an Englishman can move unhindered to Scotland, live in Scotland, buy property in Scotland, work in Scotland and vote in Scotland? That he is not restricted in doing so in any way - by numbers or in rights under the UK or EU law? You do know that a Scot is a citizen of the United Kingdom and there is no such thing as Scottish citizenship? You would not deny a Greek Cypriot such rights? Or treat him as a second-class citizen in his own country?
And please bear in mind that while the Scots are the indigenous people of Scotland, the Turkish Cypriots in the north of Cyprus currently reside there only because of the forced expulsion of the original inhabitants - the Greek Cypriots. Turkish Cypriots are clearly not the indigenous people of northern Cyprus. So please be careful how you make claims to your rights. These should not be at the expense of other people's justifiable rights.