Get Real! wrote:Turkish Cypriots spit the dummy again!
Anyone who has any illusions that a undemocratic political arrangement such as a BBF or BBC, based on racist communities can work in Cyprus was given yet another reminder today how easily it can fall apart!
The problem is a recurring Turkish Cypriot theme called the “waking out” which is essentially a TC spitting of the dummy, that Cyprus is all too familiar with starting from December 1963 when TC ministers walked out of parliament never to return because then president Makarios produced a set of proposals they didn’t like and didn’t want to debate! This ultimately led to the catastrophic consequences of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974.
In the late 90s, the Turkish Cypriot “waking out” theme showed its ugly face again when Denktash walked out of negotiations towards Cyprus joining the EU. As a result of this the Turkish Cypriots are to this day complaining that they are “left out” of the EU, and useless Denktash is never blamed for anything and even called a “hero”!
Well, you’d think the foolish Turkish Cypriots would’ve learned a thing or two by now from the past but no! Read for yourselves the latest reason for the new Turkish Cypriot “walking out” and laugh at their stupidity…
Turkish Cypriots walk out of Ledra Palace meeting
"The meeting was marked by the decision of three Turkish Cypriot parties to leave the meeting, protesting the decision of the Slovak Ambassador to decline an invitation to lunch by the Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat."
http://www.cyprusweekly.com.cy/main/92, ... 4474-.aspx
Anyone who thinks that these immature goofballs we call “Turkish Cypriots”, are in a position to run a country with us seriously needs to have his head examined!
Here’s hoping that the next time they consider walking out that they’ll just keep walking until they reach Turkey!
Regards, GR.
'Waking up'? what waking up, or is it another error by unkie GR? Does your spell checker work GR?
Yes, the walk out was very childish. Fecking politicians. One step forward and three steps backward.