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[insan]

Funnily enough, just checked with the European Parliament legal service today: here's the article about this issue: http://www.cyprusnewsreport.com/?q=node/3331

Good job Sarah... Please keep us informed... you have a nice website btw...

[Oracle]

Funnily enough, just checked with the European Parliament legal service today: here's the article about this issue: http://www.cyprusnewsreport.com/?q=node/3331

Only a day behind GR! then

(The lack of absorbing news material highlighted some careless use of pronouns and omission of quotation marks )

[CyprusNewsReport]

Funnily enough, just checked with the European Parliament legal service today: here's the article about this issue: http://www.cyprusnewsreport.com/?q=node/3331

Good job Sarah... Please keep us informed... you have a nice website btw...

Thank you I'll do my very best. The site is an independent news community, people can sign up and start their own blogs on any subject they like, and we have journalists writing the news in an unbiased and factual way.

The idea is to give people access to the media so they can take back some of their power. In my analysis, our current media in all three languages, with some exceptions, are pretty much all tied up in large political or economic agendas. That means that the audience is missing a big part of the picture.

[CyprusNewsReport]

Funnily enough, just checked with the European Parliament legal service today: here's the article about this issue: http://www.cyprusnewsreport.com/?q=node/3331

Only a day behind GR! then

(The lack of absorbing news material highlighted some careless use of pronouns and omission of quotation marks )

The interesting thing about this article is that there is no non-binding legal opinion to discuss as per gr's post - they're still working on it, as per the legal dept comment.

Corrected the missing quotation marks

[bill cobbett]

Funnily enough, just checked with the European Parliament legal service today: here's the article about this issue: http://www.cyprusnewsreport.com/?q=node/3331

Only a day behind GR! then

(The lack of absorbing news material highlighted some careless use of pronouns and omission of quotation marks )

The interesting thing about this article is that there is no non-binding legal opinion to discuss as per gr's post - they're still working on it, as per the legal dept comment.

Corrected the missing quotation marks

Suspect that this one will eventually be referred to the ECJ for a definitive
opinion.

[humanist]

Suspect that this one will eventually be referred to the ECJ for a definitive
opinion.

I don't believe this should go to ECJ .... the EU had made a decision to accept Cyprus as a member of the EU and recognise that the whole Island is an EU member State and its citizens are EU citizens except those areas not in control of the RoC which are under Turkish occupation. To this end the EU needs to accept the decision of its member State.

Secondly an occupation regime should not be rewarded by being given EU member State rights.

[zan]

Suspect that this one will eventually be referred to the ECJ for a definitive
opinion.

I don't believe this should go to ECJ .... the EU had made a decision to accept Cyprus as a member of the EU and recognise that the whole Island is an EU member State and its citizens are EU citizens except those areas not in control of the RoC which are under Turkish occupation. To this end the EU needs to accept the decision of its member State.

Secondly an occupation regime should not be rewarded by being given EU member State rights.

THIS member state conned the UN solution backed by the EU and since it got in has caused a big headache........You work it out....

[vaughanwilliams]

Suspect that this one will eventually be referred to the ECJ for a definitive
opinion.

I don't believe this should go to ECJ .... the EU had made a decision to accept Cyprus as a member of the EU and recognise that the whole Island is an EU member State and its citizens are EU citizens except those areas not in control of the RoC which are under Turkish occupation. To this end the EU needs to accept the decision of its member State.

Secondly an occupation regime should not be rewarded by being given EU member State rights.

Please tell us that this is a typo. You do know that ALL Cypriots, even those residing in the areas not in the control of the RoC government, are EU Citizens, or qualify for EU citizenship?

[humanist]

Please tell us that this is a typo. You do know that ALL Cypriots, even those residing in the areas not in the control of the RoC government, are EU Citizens, or qualify for EU citizenship?

Yes I do know that Cypriots residing in the occupied area are also citizens of the EU. It is a case of no being able to express it correctly. Don't you worry carpetbagger, unlike you and the TC's am trying to keep anyone out of what is rightfully theirs. Now take a hike

[vaughanwilliams]

Please tell us that this is a typo. You do know that ALL Cypriots, even those residing in the areas not in the control of the RoC government, are EU Citizens, or qualify for EU citizenship?

Yes I do know that Cypriots residing in the occupied area are also citizens of the EU. It is a case of no being able to express it correctly. Don't you worry carpetbagger, unlike you and the TC's am trying to keep anyone out of what is rightfully theirs. Now take a hike

Not before you eat the peanuts outta my shit!