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[Malapapa]

Excerpt from the Spokesman of the US State Department Richard Boucher’s Press Statement of 26 April 2004

„We think that a Greek Cypriot vote against the settlement means that a unique and historic opportunity was lost. We believe the settlement was fair. It has been accepted by the Turkish Cypriot side. There will not be a better settlement. There is no other deal. There is no better deal available. And we hope that the Greek Cypriots will come to comprehend this in due time. We have nothing but praise for the courageous Turkish Cypriots who voted for this settlement.... There's not a new negotiation plan, there's not a renegotiation plan. This is the deal... We do think that there was a lot of manipulation by the Greek Cypriot leaders in the run-up to the election; that the outcome was regrettable but not surprising, given those actions. I think the Europeans as well have made clear -- statements by External Relations Commissioner Chris Patten, European Parliamentary President Pat Cox, Enlargement Commissioner Verheugen -- that they have strong concerns in that regard as well. So we'll just have to see how things evolve.

http://www.cyprusweekly.com.cy/main/92, ... 4252-.aspx
"US leadership on the Cyprus issue should reflect President Barack Obama's recent words that 'we uphold our fundamental principles and values'. Cypriots of all backgrounds benefit from American efforts that adhere to the principles, freedoms and liberties of our country and those of the acquis communautaire of the EU. In 2004, the Annan Plan for a settlement in Cyprus was fraught with elements that went against these principles. Subsequent to Cyprus' rejection of the primarily US State Department-drafted Annan Plan, American policies toward Cyprus were less than cooperative. We trust that you will move beyond the provisions in the rejected Annan Plan that would be unacceptable to western democracies."
Senators Robert Menendez, Barbara Boxer, Benjamin Cardin, Robert Casey, Christopher Dodd, Russell Feingold, Kirsten Gillibrand, Edward Kaufman and Jeanne Shaheen

[Viewpoint]

Excerpt from the Spokesman of the US State Department Richard Boucher’s Press Statement of 26 April 2004

„We think that a Greek Cypriot vote against the settlement means that a unique and historic opportunity was lost. We believe the settlement was fair. It has been accepted by the Turkish Cypriot side. There will not be a better settlement. There is no other deal. There is no better deal available. And we hope that the Greek Cypriots will come to comprehend this in due time. We have nothing but praise for the courageous Turkish Cypriots who voted for this settlement.... There's not a new negotiation plan, there's not a renegotiation plan. This is the deal... We do think that there was a lot of manipulation by the Greek Cypriot leaders in the run-up to the election; that the outcome was regrettable but not surprising, given those actions. I think the Europeans as well have made clear -- statements by External Relations Commissioner Chris Patten, European Parliamentary President Pat Cox, Enlargement Commissioner Verheugen -- that they have strong concerns in that regard as well. So we'll just have to see how things evolve.

http://www.cyprusweekly.com.cy/main/92, ... 4252-.aspx
"US leadership on the Cyprus issue should reflect President Barack Obama's recent words that 'we uphold our fundamental principles and values'. Cypriots of all backgrounds benefit from American efforts that adhere to the principles, freedoms and liberties of our country and those of the acquis communautaire of the EU. In 2004, the Annan Plan for a settlement in Cyprus was fraught with elements that went against these principles. Subsequent to Cyprus' rejection of the primarily US State Department-drafted Annan Plan, American policies toward Cyprus were less than cooperative. We trust that you will move beyond the provisions in the rejected Annan Plan that would be unacceptable to western democracies."
Senators Robert Menendez, Barbara Boxer, Benjamin Cardin, Robert Casey, Christopher Dodd, Russell Feingold, Kirsten Gillibrand, Edward Kaufman and Jeanne Shaheen

Are they the GC cheerleaders?

[Bananiot]

100 000 brave Greek Cypriots voted in favour of the Annan Plan. All these people and now many more, who have realised that they were conned in 2004, spit in the face of foul mouth B25 by whom you get dirty by just conversing with in the forum.

Nice work, by the way, B25, how long did it take you to compile the impressive list?

[yialousa1971]

100 000 brave Greek Cypriots voted in favour of the Annan Plan. All these people and now many more, who have realised that they were conned in 2004, spit in the face of foul mouth B25 by whom you get dirty by just conversing with in the forum.

Nice work, by the way, B25, how long did it take you to compile the impressive list?

You mean 99,999 naive Greek Cypriots and 1 traitor (Banalot).

[Malapapa]

http://www.cyprusweekly.com.cy/main/92, ... 4252-.aspx
"US leadership on the Cyprus issue should reflect President Barack Obama's recent words that 'we uphold our fundamental principles and values'. Cypriots of all backgrounds benefit from American efforts that adhere to the principles, freedoms and liberties of our country and those of the acquis communautaire of the EU. In 2004, the Annan Plan for a settlement in Cyprus was fraught with elements that went against these principles. Subsequent to Cyprus' rejection of the primarily US State Department-drafted Annan Plan, American policies toward Cyprus were less than cooperative. We trust that you will move beyond the provisions in the rejected Annan Plan that would be unacceptable to western democracies."
Senators Robert Menendez, Barbara Boxer, Benjamin Cardin, Robert Casey, Christopher Dodd, Russell Feingold, Kirsten Gillibrand, Edward Kaufman and Jeanne Shaheen

Are they the GC cheerleaders?

They didn't mention GCs once. They talked about Cypriots of all backgrounds.

[Bananiot]

It takes a fascist like your self to claim that all those Greek Cypriots are naive but your breed is on the way to extinction, especially in the new Cyprus that Greek and Turkish Cypriots will build together.

[Malapapa]

100 000 brave Greek Cypriots voted in favour of the Annan Plan. All these people and now many more, who have realised that they were conned in 2004, spit in the face of foul mouth B25 by whom you get dirty by just conversing with in the forum.

Nice work, by the way, B25, how long did it take you to compile the impressive list?

You mean 99,000 naive Greek Cypriots and 1 traitor (Banalot).

Your arithmetic is appalling. Archimedes, Euclid and Pythagoras are turning in their graves.

[yialousa1971]

100 000 brave Greek Cypriots voted in favour of the Annan Plan. All these people and now many more, who have realised that they were conned in 2004, spit in the face of foul mouth B25 by whom you get dirty by just conversing with in the forum.

Nice work, by the way, B25, how long did it take you to compile the impressive list?

You mean 99,000 naive Greek Cypriots and 1 traitor (Banalot).

Your arithmetic is appalling. Archimedes, Euclid and Pythagoras are turning in their graves.

I corrected it for you dip-stick, pray tell me what your profession is.

[Malapapa]

100 000 brave Greek Cypriots voted in favour of the Annan Plan. All these people and now many more, who have realised that they were conned in 2004, spit in the face of foul mouth B25 by whom you get dirty by just conversing with in the forum.

Nice work, by the way, B25, how long did it take you to compile the impressive list?

You mean 99,000 naive Greek Cypriots and 1 traitor (Banalot).

Your arithmetic is appalling. Archimedes, Euclid and Pythagoras are turning in their graves.

I corrected it for you dip-stick, pray tell me what your profession is.

Part-time Classicist...

A Slave is he who cannot speak his thoughts. Euripides.
An Embarrassment is he who cannot do his sums. Hippocrates.

[yialousa1971]

100 000 brave Greek Cypriots voted in favour of the Annan Plan. All these people and now many more, who have realised that they were conned in 2004, spit in the face of foul mouth B25 by whom you get dirty by just conversing with in the forum.

Nice work, by the way, B25, how long did it take you to compile the impressive list?

You mean 99,000 naive Greek Cypriots and 1 traitor (Banalot).

Your arithmetic is appalling. Archimedes, Euclid and Pythagoras are turning in their graves.

I corrected it for you dip-stick, pray tell me what your profession is.

Part-time Classicist...

A Slave is he who cannot speak his thoughts. Euripides.
An Embarrassment is he who cannot do his sums. Hippocrates.

Part time liar more like. Don't try and make out your clever when your not!