Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
See what happens, erolz when you mislead the hoi polloi into believing the EU "promised" direct trade to the "TRNC"?
Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
Malapapa wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
See what happens, erolz when you mislead the hoi polloi into believing the EU "promised" direct trade to the "TRNC"?
Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
Get Real! wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
You mean unless the EU gives you the freedom you want which would of course violate her member!
It's not gonna happen...
Malapapa wrote:erolz3 wrote:The European Commission acts as the EU's executive arm and is responsible for initiating legislation and the day-to-day running of the EU. It is intended to act solely in the interest of the EU as a whole, as opposed to the Council which consists of leaders of member states who reflect national interests.
Its their job to create EU legislation. I think they understand the legal implications of their proposals.
EU Commissioners are politicians not lawyers and certainly not specialists in international law. Even Tony Blair, who was a lawyer had to take advice re: the Iraq war from the UK's attorney general.
Malapapa wrote:I don't agree with bypassing international law for perceived political expediency. It causes all kinds of problems.
Viewpoint wrote:Get Real! wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
You mean unless the EU gives you the freedom you want which would of course violate her member!
It's not gonna happen...
Why your one sided membership a bleeding thorn wound in their side and continued non solution will only bring a relaxation of embargoes, the principles of the EU are equality for all which clearly the GCs are blocking and therefore violating.
Get Real! wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Get Real! wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
You mean unless the EU gives you the freedom you want which would of course violate her member!
It's not gonna happen...
Why your one sided membership a bleeding thorn wound in their side and continued non solution will only bring a relaxation of embargoes, the principles of the EU are equality for all which clearly the GCs are blocking and therefore violating.
There is no incentive for the EU to violate one of her members in favor of a tiny community that along with Turkey was condemned by the UN for attempting to twist Cyprus’ territorial integrity!
Get a grip on reality…
erolz3 wrote:I understand why you need to believe that the reason direct trade proposals by the EU comission are down to them being illegal and not down to the politics of the RoC...
Viewpoint wrote:Get Real! wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Time will prove us right, thats why Turkey will not open her ports unless the EU make good on their promise.
You mean unless the EU gives you the freedom you want which would of course violate her member!
It's not gonna happen...
Why your one sided membership a bleeding thorn wound in their side and continued non solution will only bring a relaxation of embargoes, the principles of the EU are equality for all which clearly the GCs are blocking and therefore violating.
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