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The turkish "compromises"

Postby DT. » Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:45 pm

This is the Turkish position today:

- Rotating Presidency to be on a 3:2 ratio.
Thats 3 years GC followed by 2 years TC
Both President and VP have right of veto

- Federal Cabinet made of 7GC's and 5TC's

- 2 separate Flight Information Regions on the island

- Turkish nationals wanting to reside on the island will enjoy the four basic freedoms.

- separate jurisdictions over coast and EEZ.

- Legislature: The proposal underlined that while representation in the senate will be on a communal basis, at the House of Representatives representation will be on the basis of “internal citizenship status.” Thus, a Greek Cypriot who might reside in the Turkish Cypriot constituent state will not be able to be elected either to the Senate or the House from the Turkish Cypriot contingencies.

There is more but I'll begin with these ones.

The GC side has moved from all its former positions and accepted a rotating presidency for the 1st time on a ratio of 4 years GC 2 years TC. The response was for the Turkish side to move away from the rotating presidency at first and move to a council presidency. (thus deleting any chance of a strong central power in the federation much like the Annan Plan) The Turkish side has now "returned to the rotating presidency with one small amendment, a ratio of 3:2.

COnclusion:
The red line cross by the President for the sake of goodwill with rotating presidency is returned with an amended ratio from 4:2 to 3:2.

The GC side then proceeded to offer up the concession of 50,000 settlers remaining. Thats 10,000 more than the Annan Plan did.

Result: The Turkish side demanded that ALL Turkish citizens should have the right to live, work, stay and move about freely in Cyprus.

Conclusion we say 50,000, Turkey responds with 70 million.

Hang your heads in shame GC's, we are the intransigent ones. :roll: [/b]
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Postby paliometoxo » Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:04 pm

so wait they have a tc president here and in the north we get nothing? why would they even have any say in the south if we are going to have two states? they want two states and control over all the island... dream on turkey

not only equal status but push our rights out the window and become the majority and tell us what to do with cyprus? no thanks turkey can take that deal and shuv it
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Postby Viewpoint » Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:11 pm

paliometoxo wrote:so wait they have a tc president here and in the north we get nothing? why would they even have any say in the south if we are going to have two states? they want two states and control over all the island... dream on turkey

not only equal status but push our rights out the window and become the majority and tell us what to do with cyprus? no thanks turkey can take that deal and shuv it


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Postby Oracle » Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:58 pm

:(

I didn't realise we were so generous.

Why do we keep selling ourselves short?
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Re: The turkish "compromises"

Postby bill cobbett » Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:12 pm

DT. wrote:This is the Turkish position today:

- Rotating Presidency to be on a 3:2 ratio.
Thats 3 years GC followed by 2 years TC
Both President and VP have right of veto

- Federal Cabinet made of 7GC's and 5TC's

- 2 separate Flight Information Regions on the island

- Turkish nationals wanting to reside on the island will enjoy the four basic freedoms.

- separate jurisdictions over coast and EEZ.

- Legislature: The proposal underlined that while representation in the senate will be on a communal basis, at the House of Representatives representation will be on the basis of “internal citizenship status.” Thus, a Greek Cypriot who might reside in the Turkish Cypriot constituent state will not be able to be elected either to the Senate or the House from the Turkish Cypriot contingencies.

There is more but I'll begin with these ones.

The GC side has moved from all its former positions and accepted a rotating presidency for the 1st time on a ratio of 4 years GC 2 years TC. The response was for the Turkish side to move away from the rotating presidency at first and move to a council presidency. (thus deleting any chance of a strong central power in the federation much like the Annan Plan) The Turkish side has now "returned to the rotating presidency with one small amendment, a ratio of 3:2.

COnclusion:
The red line cross by the President for the sake of goodwill with rotating presidency is returned with an amended ratio from 4:2 to 3:2.

The GC side then proceeded to offer up the concession of 50,000 settlers remaining. Thats 10,000 more than the Annan Plan did.

Result: The Turkish side demanded that ALL Turkish citizens should have the right to live, work, stay and move about freely in Cyprus.

Conclusion we say 50,000, Turkey responds with 70 million.

Hang your heads in shame GC's, we are the intransigent ones. :roll: [/b]


Yep it's PARTITION AND ANNEXATION that's on offer from Turkey.

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Re: The turkish "compromises"

Postby YFred » Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:22 pm

bill cobbett wrote:
DT. wrote:This is the Turkish position today:

- Rotating Presidency to be on a 3:2 ratio.
Thats 3 years GC followed by 2 years TC
Both President and VP have right of veto

- Federal Cabinet made of 7GC's and 5TC's

- 2 separate Flight Information Regions on the island

- Turkish nationals wanting to reside on the island will enjoy the four basic freedoms.

- separate jurisdictions over coast and EEZ.

- Legislature: The proposal underlined that while representation in the senate will be on a communal basis, at the House of Representatives representation will be on the basis of “internal citizenship status.” Thus, a Greek Cypriot who might reside in the Turkish Cypriot constituent state will not be able to be elected either to the Senate or the House from the Turkish Cypriot contingencies.

There is more but I'll begin with these ones.

The GC side has moved from all its former positions and accepted a rotating presidency for the 1st time on a ratio of 4 years GC 2 years TC. The response was for the Turkish side to move away from the rotating presidency at first and move to a council presidency. (thus deleting any chance of a strong central power in the federation much like the Annan Plan) The Turkish side has now "returned to the rotating presidency with one small amendment, a ratio of 3:2.

COnclusion:
The red line cross by the President for the sake of goodwill with rotating presidency is returned with an amended ratio from 4:2 to 3:2.

The GC side then proceeded to offer up the concession of 50,000 settlers remaining. Thats 10,000 more than the Annan Plan did.

Result: The Turkish side demanded that ALL Turkish citizens should have the right to live, work, stay and move about freely in Cyprus.

Conclusion we say 50,000, Turkey responds with 70 million.

Hang your heads in shame GC's, we are the intransigent ones. :roll: [/b]


Yep it's PARTITION AND ANNEXATION that's on offer from Turkey.

OXI

Bill, these orgasms are lasting less and less old man, do you want some you know what?
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Re: The turkish "compromises"

Postby Malapapa » Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:23 pm

bill cobbett wrote:
DT. wrote:This is the Turkish position today:

- Rotating Presidency to be on a 3:2 ratio.
Thats 3 years GC followed by 2 years TC
Both President and VP have right of veto

- Federal Cabinet made of 7GC's and 5TC's

- 2 separate Flight Information Regions on the island

- Turkish nationals wanting to reside on the island will enjoy the four basic freedoms.

- separate jurisdictions over coast and EEZ.

- Legislature: The proposal underlined that while representation in the senate will be on a communal basis, at the House of Representatives representation will be on the basis of “internal citizenship status.” Thus, a Greek Cypriot who might reside in the Turkish Cypriot constituent state will not be able to be elected either to the Senate or the House from the Turkish Cypriot contingencies.

There is more but I'll begin with these ones.

The GC side has moved from all its former positions and accepted a rotating presidency for the 1st time on a ratio of 4 years GC 2 years TC. The response was for the Turkish side to move away from the rotating presidency at first and move to a council presidency. (thus deleting any chance of a strong central power in the federation much like the Annan Plan) The Turkish side has now "returned to the rotating presidency with one small amendment, a ratio of 3:2.

COnclusion:
The red line cross by the President for the sake of goodwill with rotating presidency is returned with an amended ratio from 4:2 to 3:2.

The GC side then proceeded to offer up the concession of 50,000 settlers remaining. Thats 10,000 more than the Annan Plan did.

Result: The Turkish side demanded that ALL Turkish citizens should have the right to live, work, stay and move about freely in Cyprus.

Conclusion we say 50,000, Turkey responds with 70 million.

Hang your heads in shame GC's, we are the intransigent ones. :roll: [/b]


Yep it's PARTITION AND ANNEXATION that's on offer from Turkey.

OXI


When someone insults you the response isn't "NO" it's "FCUK OFF".
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Re: The turkish "compromises"

Postby YFred » Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:15 am

Malapapa wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
DT. wrote:This is the Turkish position today:

- Rotating Presidency to be on a 3:2 ratio.
Thats 3 years GC followed by 2 years TC
Both President and VP have right of veto

- Federal Cabinet made of 7GC's and 5TC's

- 2 separate Flight Information Regions on the island

- Turkish nationals wanting to reside on the island will enjoy the four basic freedoms.

- separate jurisdictions over coast and EEZ.

- Legislature: The proposal underlined that while representation in the senate will be on a communal basis, at the House of Representatives representation will be on the basis of “internal citizenship status.” Thus, a Greek Cypriot who might reside in the Turkish Cypriot constituent state will not be able to be elected either to the Senate or the House from the Turkish Cypriot contingencies.

There is more but I'll begin with these ones.

The GC side has moved from all its former positions and accepted a rotating presidency for the 1st time on a ratio of 4 years GC 2 years TC. The response was for the Turkish side to move away from the rotating presidency at first and move to a council presidency. (thus deleting any chance of a strong central power in the federation much like the Annan Plan) The Turkish side has now "returned to the rotating presidency with one small amendment, a ratio of 3:2.

COnclusion:
The red line cross by the President for the sake of goodwill with rotating presidency is returned with an amended ratio from 4:2 to 3:2.

The GC side then proceeded to offer up the concession of 50,000 settlers remaining. Thats 10,000 more than the Annan Plan did.

Result: The Turkish side demanded that ALL Turkish citizens should have the right to live, work, stay and move about freely in Cyprus.

Conclusion we say 50,000, Turkey responds with 70 million.

Hang your heads in shame GC's, we are the intransigent ones. :roll: [/b]


Yep it's PARTITION AND ANNEXATION that's on offer from Turkey.

OXI


When someone insults you the response isn't "NO" it's "FCUK OFF".

So that's 3 seconds instead of 1. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: The turkish "compromises"

Postby Malapapa » Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:35 am

YFred wrote:
Malapapa wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Yep it's PARTITION AND ANNEXATION that's on offer from Turkey.

OXI


When someone insults you the response isn't "NO" it's "FCUK OFF".

So that's 3 seconds instead of 1. :lol: :lol: :lol:


I'd love to exchange in some quick-fire banter with you, YFred, but first I'd need to remove two-thirds of my brain. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: The turkish "compromises"

Postby Viewpoint » Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:36 am

Malapapa wrote:
YFred wrote:
Malapapa wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Yep it's PARTITION AND ANNEXATION that's on offer from Turkey.

OXI


When someone insults you the response isn't "NO" it's "FCUK OFF".

So that's 3 seconds instead of 1. :lol: :lol: :lol:


I'd love to exchange in some quick-fire banter with you, YFred, but first I'd need to remove two-thirds of my brain. :lol: :lol: :lol:


Youd be brain dead ho sorry you already are :lol:
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