Omer Seyhan wrote:Acikgoz wrote:Byron wrote:If Cypriotism is based on trust then steps need to be taken in the right direction. First Turkey needs to remove its troops from the island. Maintaining the troops just creates a permanent divide.
Love this angle of reasoning. Get the other side to build trust first then, by implication the other side works on trust?
Oh how simple and self fullfiling we wish life to be.
Omer your post is like hunderds if not thousands that have gone before it. Loads of waffle, nothing of real world substance. Yes, yes, utopia, utopia for Cypriots, the cause of problems are from the outside. Grow up - this is not some Hollywood feel good movie with the obvious good guys and bad guys where at the end of the day we all live happily ever after ... Please make sure you put all your empty popcorn cartons and soft drinks in the waste as you leave the fantasy cinema.
Dreams come before substance my dear fellow Cypriot. So....what are you doing to bring about substance?
Your post presents nothing, no passion, no aim - it is simply a paragraph of frustration, bitterness, anger and an invitation to do nothing. I pity you, what a wretched life you must have.
Omer bey, life is simple, be happy be healthy, yet the devil is in the details. The human spirit may be indominatiable yet human character is far from virtuous.
Simplification of a complex problem is what I see you doing and so many that have done so in the past. You put forward a utopian pan-Cypriot ideology yet the required foundation does not exist, or an analogy, you are trying to bake a chocolate cake with anchovies, chocolate, hellumi and turkish coffee yet the sugar eggs and flour are missing.
How many initiatives have been put forward by outside parties to fall flat, castigated by the majority on both sides. How far have we moved since 2001? Forwards then backwards in this pan-Cypriot ideology. It is not a blame game I am describing here but an evaluation of the situation.
Have you seen a friendly football match between a TC team and GC one? What harm here? Confidence booster - no recognition implied. One could come up with hundreds of examples of what can be done yet are not.
This is why I think those that keep coming up with 40,000 troops or no access to my land are partisan not "Cypriot." Also those that blame Turkey or Greece, when it served Cypriots they asked for their help, now, they serve as the boogie monster....
We are far from intellectual thought on the analysis yet alone potential solution - what you describe is a feel good movie with all the dark and real bits removed.