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Giving back Varosha will help negotiations

Postby zan » Sun Aug 08, 2010 11:08 am

Letting the TC people breath would also help would it not???



By Jacqueline Agathocleous
Published on August 7, 2010
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REACHING an agreement to return the fenced off area of Famagusta known as Varosha to its Greek Cypriot owners would vastly contribute to efforts for a general solution to the Cyprus problem, Foreign Minister Markos Kyprianou said yesterday.
Kyprianou informed a delegation of Greek and foreign officials on President Demetris Christofias’ package of proposals on the Cyprus problem, which provide among others the return of Varosha and opening of Famagusta port – under the supervision of the EU.
After they met at the Ministry, Kyprianou said he had informed MPs and politicians from Greece and other states – including Portugal and the UK - on the progress made in the talks between the two sides and the problems that have arisen.
He said special reference was made to the issue of Famagusta – the occupied town that has been fenced off and lifeless since the 1974 Turkish invasion.
Kyprianou said the President’s most recent initiative on the matter was to propose handing over part of Varosha to the UN, so reconstruction could begin for the town’s return to its legal residents.
He added that the proposal provides the simultaneous use of Famagusta port, “under the authorisation of the Cypriot government and management of the European Commission”.
The minister continued: “The Famagusta issue must be promoted as a separate matter from the rest of the procedure, as provided by the 1979 High Level Agreement.”
The delegation of foreign officials corresponded well to what the minister had to say, Kyprianou claimed. “They are our friends and we appreciate that it is due to this support that we have the ability to keep the Cyprus problem open and raise the matter of Famagusta as one of the priorities,” said the minister.
Kyprianou said he was convinced a return of Famagusta to its rightful owners would vastly contribute to and assist the general negotiations for the Cyprus problem.
Asked if Christofias’ Famagusta proposal had provoked reactions, the minister said it had opened the way to various debates.
“There is special interest and different approaches to each case,” said Kyprianou. He explained that if this proposal was to be implemented – as it had been initially drafted in 2004 – it would also deal with the “so-called direct trade issue”, legalising Turkish Cypriots’ trade with the EU.
“Furthermore, it will give Turkey the ability to implement the Customers Union, the Additional Protocol for Cyprus and facilitate its EU accession process,” said Kyprianou. ‘This part is especially understood by the states that would like to reinforce Turkey’s accession course.”
But the minister was keen to point out that there was a package of proposals on the table and therefore one couldn’t be singled out from the others.
Famagusta Municipality will be hosting a series of anti-occupation events today to mark the 36th anniversary of the invasion.
FAMAGUSTA municipality is organising a series of anti-occupation events to mark the 36th anniversary of the Turkish invasion.
Keynote speaker at the main event will be President Demetris Christofias. The event will also be addressed by the mayors of Dherynia and Famagusta as well as the head of the Hellenic Parliament delegation, which has been invited to participate in the events.
The anti-occupation events will take place today at the Dherynia checkpoint and at the Cultural Centre of the municipality.
A petition will be handed over to the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) at the Dherynia checkpoint followed by the main event.
Among the guests invited are Portuguese MEP Joao Ferreira and Michael German from the House of Lords, as well as other politicians from Greece and the UK.



Can anyone tell me how the part in large letters would work??? A worm on the line but no sign of life???? Anyone?
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Postby paliometoxo » Sun Aug 08, 2010 12:03 pm

the tc people can breath, its not us that forces you into the trnc and puts up those borders.. take them down thats all you have to do. remove the ta and you will be fine.. we are not about to make life easy for you to try make a second state official. we dont want that second fake rape state there
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Postby zan » Sun Aug 08, 2010 12:07 pm

paliometoxo wrote:the tc people can breath, its not us that forces you into the trnc and puts up those borders.. take them down thats all you have to do. remove the ta and you will be fine.. we are not about to make life easy for you to try make a second state official. we dont want that second fake rape state there


No deal....What else you got?
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Postby paliometoxo » Sun Aug 08, 2010 12:45 pm

nothing else. take down borders and turkish army go home and every one goes home. thats all i got :)
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Postby Viewpoint » Sun Aug 08, 2010 12:58 pm

paliometoxo wrote:the tc people can breath, its not us that forces you into the trnc and puts up those borders.. take them down thats all you have to do. remove the ta and you will be fine.. we are not about to make life easy for you to try make a second state official. we dont want that second fake rape state there


so you are saying take a leap of faith into the arms of the gcs.
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Postby shahmaran » Sun Aug 08, 2010 1:16 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
paliometoxo wrote:the tc people can breath, its not us that forces you into the trnc and puts up those borders.. take them down thats all you have to do. remove the ta and you will be fine.. we are not about to make life easy for you to try make a second state official. we dont want that second fake rape state there


so you are saying take a leap of faith into the arms of the gcs.


:lol: :lol:

I have a better idea, why don't we all just drop our pants and bend over?

:lol: :lol:
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Postby paliometoxo » Sun Aug 08, 2010 1:19 pm

well you have your mumma turkey who puts you first.. we have our cyprus state as one a fair equal partnership gcs giving the tcs more for their numbers.. im not saying the gcs control your lives and political side of things but as two peoples who are living on the same island to not put up borders and ask for passports on such a tiny island. to have trust in one another... as your ergulul man says partition or nothing, maybe we should be saying take down the walls or nothing
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Postby shahmaran » Sun Aug 08, 2010 1:25 pm

paliometoxo wrote:well you have your mumma turkey who puts you first.. we have our cyprus state as one a fair equal partnership gcs giving the tcs more for their numbers.. im not saying the gcs control your lives and political side of things but as two peoples who are living on the same island to not put up borders and ask for passports on such a tiny island. to have trust in one another... as your ergulul man says partition or nothing, maybe we should be saying take down the walls or nothing


Ermm you have not giving as anything Palio, nor were you planning to, that's why we had to claim it.

It is not yours to give anyways...

You want to build trust yet you can't even bare seeing some shitty pop star come to play, that's how much you care about your fellow men!

But you expect us just to drop everything and run for your side!
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Postby charlie brown » Sun Aug 08, 2010 1:28 pm

[quote="Viewpoint"][quote="paliometoxo"]the tc people can breath, its not us that forces you into the trnc and puts up those borders.. take them down thats all you have to do. remove the ta and you will be fine.. we are not about to make life easy for you to try make a second state official. we dont want that second fake rape state there[/quote]

so you are saying take a leap of faith into the arms of the gcs.[/quote]


Solomos solomou and Tassos isaac R.I.P The whole world saw what happend to them.and you have the brass to say it would be you taking the leap of faith. You murderous buthers
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Postby paliometoxo » Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:02 pm

shahmaran wrote:
paliometoxo wrote:well you have your mumma turkey who puts you first.. we have our cyprus state as one a fair equal partnership gcs giving the tcs more for their numbers.. im not saying the gcs control your lives and political side of things but as two peoples who are living on the same island to not put up borders and ask for passports on such a tiny island. to have trust in one another... as your ergulul man says partition or nothing, maybe we should be saying take down the walls or nothing


Ermm you have not giving as anything Palio, nor were you planning to, that's why we had to claim it.

It is not yours to give anyways...

You want to build trust yet you can't even bare seeing some shitty pop star come to play, that's how much you care about your fellow men!

But you expect us just to drop everything and run for your side!


why should we bend over island give up half the island to make your own state? why not give up for the russians and every other population on the island see how many times we can split cyprus up?

the gcs protest because of what it meant celebrating the invasion. if it was any other day week the gcs would not have cared but since it was a celebration of invasion murder rape ofc gcs will protest..

how about we celebrate 1963 the year we where supposed to have done something to the tcs? bring in some famous singer and celebrate the death of tcs? im sure you would be very happy? and while we are at it put some fireworks right next to the green like to laugh in your face. how about that?

other djs have come, tiesto. paul van dyke they are HUGE djs and amazing. no one said anything when they went...

you say why should we run after the gcs but why should we give cyprus to turkey? and allow two states in cyprus? never...
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