Viewpoint wrote:Talat got into office on the I will solve the problem ticket, that train didnt arrive so the support has now gone Eroğlus way because you guys have shown that he is right when he says we will never find a solution with the GCs we should work for recognition which people have now started to support.
You mean like what Denktash told you for 30 years and still no recognition. Go ahead and waste another 30 years for nothing with Eroglu if you want, while the RoC gets economically, legally and politically stronger and the north stays where it was 30 years ago. Once the Orams case is finalized, then watch the "fireworks" start for the further economical destruction of the north. If Talat wanted a settlement based on EU principles and the UN resolutions, he could have gotten one over a year ago, but instead he has been wanting in bringing the Annan Plan back each step of the way, you know, that AP that was defeated by all Cypriots (and settlers) who voted 55.5% vs. 44.5% against it. All Talat has been good for was to put on a "good guy" image and nothing else, because like all puppets, it is the puppeteer who pulls the strings. The puppet only pretends to be talking but in fact they are only a dummy.
Therefore, it makes no difference who the dummy is, because the puppeteer is still the same. So just admit it that Talat was just wasting everyone’s time by him going through the motions of wanting a solution because he was just replacing Denktash ordered by Turkey to try and get the Annan Plan passed and that didn't work either. Partition is what the AP was, so you are back to square one again with your real desires, except things have changed since 2004, and that the RoC with it's Veto Power over Turkey's EU ambitions have levelled the playing field, so when the time comes for Turkey to become a EU member, when ever that may be, it's not really important as to when, just be prepared to accept what ever Turkey will make you accept, which may be far less than you would have gotten under the BBF.!!
