DT. wrote:vaughanwilliams wrote:DT. wrote:vaughanwilliams wrote:DT. wrote:YFred wrote:DT. wrote:Acikgoz wrote:Nikitas wrote: ....the UN knows the effect of EU aquis on the properties issue and are putting together a new system of dealing with properties, much different from the nonsense proposed by Annan.
Does this mean the UN is now taking the lead - or proposing a new plan? Also, I would be curious what would be considered not "nonsense" from a GC perspective.
a crazy thing we're thinking of trying called "everyone gets his property back."
And where did you see any negotiations about everybody getting their property back?
That is crazy alright, are you going to give the TC land back to the TC owner? Now where did you get this crazy notion that it is possible. Has it ever been put on the negotiating table?
There are some people on this forum who are wise enough to accept that not everybody will be able to go back or would wish to go back. Are you going to force people who do not wish to go back?
Whether people go back to their property or not is up to them. The important thing is that their property is given back to them to do as they wish.
Why is this such a difficult concept to understand? The rest of the world has grasped it.
Your view of this is very black or white.
Where the Cyprus property problem becomes grey is in the time that elapsed since 1974 and what has happened during that time. You may argue that time elapsed has no bearing, no matter how short or long that time period may be.
Is it not within the realms of black and white thinking such as yours to suggest that the Americans would not understand the concept if we were to suggest they gave America back to the "Indians"? A similar situation exists in many places around the world e.g. Australia, but I suggest they would not subscibe to your concept either.
waffle all you like my soap dodging friend, but I have title deeds from the land registry left to this country by Great Britain and reocgnised by the world as the only legitimate land registry on this island. Even if a GC president signs this away we will always have the right in court to our property.
I think you choose to go off on a tangent, now.
Please explain to me how you, as a GC dispossessed of your land, differ from an American Indian or an Australian Aborigine who are clearly never going to regain what was once theirs and according to you, still is?
Please explain to me when an ROC title deed will cease being legal certificate for property.
The two are not the same. Legal certificate to a property does not guarantee a property only compensation. Read the last ECHR ruling.