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by **lovernomore** » Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:56 pm

lola-tulip wrote:
halil wrote: [ ~ ] both side need signature to acquire something or find solution in Cyprus.. [~]

Strictly speaking, Halil, that is not true. Only the RoC represents the island. The entire country of Cyprus.

Strictly speaking not true. You cant even go to Girne witout your passport :lol:

by **lovernomore** » Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:56 pm

lola-tulip wrote:
halil wrote: [ ~ ] both side need signature to acquire something or find solution in Cyprus.. [~]

Strictly speaking, Halil, that is not true. Only the RoC represents the island. The entire country of Cyprus.

Strictly speaking not true. You cant even go to Girne witout your passport :lol:

by **lola-tulip** » Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:49 pm

lovernomore wrote:
lola-tulip wrote:
halil wrote: [ ~ ] both side need signature to acquire something or find solution in Cyprus.. [~]

Strictly speaking, Halil, that is not true. Only the RoC represents the island. The entire country of Cyprus.

Strictly speaking not true. You cant even go to Girne witout your passport

That is problem forced by Turkish occupation Forces, not the legitimate government of RoC. You are merely stating one of the problems imposed. Do you enjoy this scenario? Most people prefer freedom.

by **Hermes** » Wed Nov 10, 2010 12:26 am

halil wrote:No way Cyprus can close the bases...... Needs Turkey and Turkish Cypriots signature ................

I don't think Britain will be in a position to insist on anything. Do you really think Britain can promote partition of the island and keep its bases?

by **ZoC** » Wed Nov 10, 2010 1:10 am

halil wrote:
Jerry wrote:
halil wrote:No way Cyprus can close the bases...... Needs Turkey and Turkish Cypriots signature ................

And you need our signature to acquire our property in the north.

correct.... Jerry both side need signature to acquire something or find solution in Cyprus..... without one side signature nothing will work! both side has got sayings...............

too true... which side does this saying belong to?

Psoumin na fais en eshis tsai rebanin yirefkis...

by **lola-tulip** » Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:56 pm

It was only a storm in a tea cup.

David Burrowes, MP for Enfield Southgate attended and addressed the dinner [Lobby for Cyprus] and called on British Cypriots to ignore Mr Straw’s comments.

‘He is yesterday’s man and his views are for “fish and chips” papers only,’ he said.

by **Gasman** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:20 am

If partition is not an option and could never happen, why does the Pres. feel the need to warn anyone of what will happen in the event of partition?

If it cannot happen and will never happen - nothing will ever happen as a 'result' of it will it?