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[MrH]

The following is a paragraph of an article by the wise ex GC Foreign Minister:

Mr Nicos Rolandis:

n a few days the Christofias-Eroglou talks will commence.  The process will not be easy.  Eroglou with his partitionist ideas will be backed by Turkey, a member of the G20 (the 20 strongest economies in the world), a member of the Security Council, which also has the Presidency of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and strong connections in Brussels.  Christofias will be supported by Greece, which recently had to kneel and beg her  associates in the Eurozone  for loans from each one of them, so that she would not go bankrupt (my God, where are the Olympian Gods, the Heroes, Parthenon?).  This is the scenery of the talks.  And time, the master of all of us, will again have its role.  In May next year we have parliamentary elections in Cyprus and there are also elections in Turkey.  If we go again by the “asphyxiating timeframes” mentality and we do not carry out a correct programming with a finishing point in December 2010, then God help us.

[DT.]

The following is a paragraph of an article by the wise ex GC Foreign Minister:

Mr Nicos Rolandis:

n a few days the Christofias-Eroglou talks will commence.  The process will not be easy.  Eroglou with his partitionist ideas will be backed by Turkey, a member of the G20 (the 20 strongest economies in the world), a member of the Security Council, which also has the Presidency of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and strong connections in Brussels.  Christofias will be supported by Greece, which recently had to kneel and beg her  associates in the Eurozone  for loans from each one of them, so that she would not go bankrupt (my God, where are the Olympian Gods, the Heroes, Parthenon?).  This is the scenery of the talks.  And time, the master of all of us, will again have its role.  In May next year we have parliamentary elections in Cyprus and there are also elections in Turkey.  If we go again by the “asphyxiating timeframes” mentality and we do not carry out a correct programming with a finishing point in December 2010, then God help us.

Nicos Rolandis As important as a speech from Katchaounnis the kazantzis in kakopetria.

[Piratis]

I can imagine Rolandis sitting in a corner looking at a criminal pederast attacking a child. Rolandis says "I predict the criminal will fuck that child really bad" hoping that his prediction will come true so he can later brag about his great insight abilities. No attempt to help the child of course. When the child screams for help Rolandis would reply: "Here is a great helping advice: Stop struggling and bend over. It will pain less"

People like Rolandis are assholes, to say the least, and when it comes to the struggle of the own small country against a much more powerful invader their position can only be classified as treasonous.

[Kikapu]

The following is a paragraph of an article by the wise ex GC Foreign Minister:

Mr Nicos Rolandis:

n a few days the Christofias-Eroglou talks will commence.  The process will not be easy.  Eroglou with his partitionist ideas will be backed by Turkey, a member of the G20 (the 20 strongest economies in the world), a member of the Security Council, which also has the Presidency of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and strong connections in Brussels.  Christofias will be supported by Greece, which recently had to kneel and beg her  associates in the Eurozone  for loans from each one of them, so that she would not go bankrupt (my God, where are the Olympian Gods, the Heroes, Parthenon?).  This is the scenery of the talks.  And time, the master of all of us, will again have its role.  In May next year we have parliamentary elections in Cyprus and there are also elections in Turkey.  If we go again by the “asphyxiating timeframes” mentality and we do not carry out a correct programming with a finishing point in December 2010, then God help us.

He forgot to mention something that really matters to Turkey, which is the RoC's veto vote for Turkey's EU dreams.!!

Somehow, this most important detail to Turkey must have slipped his mind.!

Somehow, I don't think it will slip Christofias's mind.!

[Nikitas]

G20 are the worlds 20 most industrialised, not the most powerful, economies of the world. There are plenty of nations that are far richer than either Greece or Turkey who are not members of the G20. This little mistake by itself shows the state of mind behind this statement.

The economic status of a nation does not limit its military power or its ability to cause trouble. Germany in the 30s was emerging from bankruptcy, that had no effect on its destructive power. France at that time was far richer, that fact did not help it.

THe very idea that we are negotiating under such self imposed perceptions of the relative power of the negotiating parties is a self evident nonsense. By the same token the TCs ought to have given up and disappeared because they were so much weaker than GCs in the 60s and 70s.

I thought that the idea was to have a deal that guarantees the status of ALL communities and ALL citizens in Cyprus. If we proceed believing that it is necessary to give up on the basics we might as well pack it in now, at least that is what Rolandis seems to be saying, or am I not understanding it?

[Get Real!]

May God help Rolandis retire to an orchard; like many Cypriots with one foot in the grave do, so that we don’t hear from him again!

[Nikitas]

Death in the orchard, isn't that how the Godfather died?

[MrH]

KIKAPU SAID:
He forgot to mention something that really matters to Turkey, which is the RoC's veto vote for Turkey's EU dreams.!!

Somehow, this most important detail to Turkey must have slipped his mind.!

Somehow, I don't think it will slip Christofias's mind.!


Mr Kikapu,
May I remind you of the contents of the New LISBON TREATY and its emphasis on Democratic Majority Voting. However, what's more important my blind friend is the state of Turkey's political and Economic affairs and how much of an importance it will play, thus how little the BIG BOYS of the EU will soon DISREGARD the Hijacked VETO Rights of the now GC-ROC without Turkish Cypriot Representation, and how the EU will soon RECOGNISE the Cyprus Border and its mistake in its decision in letting in a very hostile Greek Cypriot Government, particularly one who fail the EU immediately after saying "NO" to the Annan Plan. The real politics surrounding the infamous and bogus Veto from the GC camp will be made apparent, very soon!

I pitty the GCs to the extent that their sole reasoning for a SOCIALIST, COMMUNIST idea for a solution to the Cyprus CONFLICT is both outdated and meaningless to the EU, otherwise, why agree to a Federal Basis? Cyprus is Divided, the sooner you accept this reality, the quicker the EU will wrap up this pathetic mistake it took on in 2004. One just needs to look at the former Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and etc, etc to see how the EU Commission prefers to settle places in conflict. Entering the EU, or should I say, agreeing to enter the EU without a Solution was the Greek Cypriot leader's worst mistake.

THANK FOR OUR FREEDOM!

[BirKibrisli]

Isn't it just remarkable and so predictable that as soon as a former GC politician (be it a former President or former Foreign Minister) come out in favour of a realistic solution,the GC hyena pack come out to pray on their former rulers...???

[boomerang]

Isn't it just remarkable and so predictable that as soon as a former GC politician (be it a former President or former Foreign Minister) come out in favour of a realistic solution,the GC hyena pack come out to pray on their former rulers...???

hey mr fascist i thought you were preaching an opinion is like an asshole...everyone has one...and everyones smell should be respected....

is this your version of political maturity?...calling everyone a hyena that disagrees with an opinion?...hmmm and you fascist you...

and at least he didn't get hanged for an opinion...