Nikitas wrote:Zan,
You are laboring under a false assumption, that Enosis remains a valid goal for the GC community. This may be a useful rallying point for partitionists but does not reflect reality. Even a superficial look at any day's press of Cyprus and Greece would dispel such an assumption. But you are stuck in the groove of Enosis, Megali Idea etc and you sound like the lunatic fringe of the most flung out flat earthers of Greek politics.
And to counter this phantom you are ready to accept the intensifying colonisation of the north, the marginalisation of TCs in their own country and ultimate partition. Which is OK with me, as long as someone at some point, officially states that the Turkish side is no longer into this BBF fairy story and puts PARTITION on the table. I want to see the reaction from the international community at that one. And that of Turkey's elite when they realise that a fully independent "south Cyprus" will have absolute claims to its continental shelf and exclusive economic zone. Because you cannot partition and still stake a claim based on the myth of joint ownership.
Remember what the Israeli minister said? "When the Leviathan gas field comes on line the Nabucco pipeline will become a pipe dream. The word Nabucco will remind us of the title of a Verdi opera and nothing else". Cyprus owns half of the field. Which might explain the aversion of Turkey to the word partition.
You want to inflict a change that takes away my rights under the original constitution and Zurich agreement. It creates conflict and has come down to negotiation.
You also again contradict yourself. Does Turkey have an aversion to the word PARTITION or not. If they have then your original statement asking for honesty is rubbish!!!