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Oracle wrote:It's just another comment by a has-been who was probably less informed than he likes to believe.
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vaughanwilliams wrote:This is the FT we are talking about.
How deep is the sand you guys have got your heads buried in?
Still standing up to great powers
Sir, Your editorial “Cyprus endgame” (November 13) provides a succinct and balanced summary of the Cyprus situation. One sentence sums up the attitude of the great powers to the Greek Cypriots for centuries: “They believe Turkey’s rising geopolitical and economic importance makes it imperative to show Ankara that the EU will not be hostage to the Greek Cypriots forever.” The Greek Cypriots are an inconvenience to the interests of the EU and other powers and their rights and aspirations can be ignored for the greater good. You should forgive the Greek Cypriots for not going voluntarily like lambs to the slaughter.
Get Real! wrote:vaughanwilliams wrote:This is the FT we are talking about.
How deep is the sand you guys have got your heads buried in?
Who cares what it is? For every hidden article there are like 10,000 others on public domain!
Get Real! wrote:vaughanwilliams wrote:This is the FT we are talking about.
How deep is the sand you guys have got your heads buried in?
Who cares what it is? For every hidden article there are like 10,000 others on public domain!
RichardB wrote:Get Real! wrote:vaughanwilliams wrote:This is the FT we are talking about.
How deep is the sand you guys have got your heads buried in?
Who cares what it is? For every hidden article there are like 10,000 others on public domain!
Credible links please
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