vote yes in any referendum I expect:
Fair territorial apportionment with clear defencible demarcation lines, one contiguous GC region not split in two by SBAs, settlers out, no virgin birth nonsense, no foreign troops permanently stationed on Cyprus. A recognition that the SBAs burden the GC state only and when they leave the land reverts to the GC region. Anything less is bullshit.
The power sharing stuff is secondary, since it will not be long before the north secedes. A BBF settlement will not be the end game, it is merely a preamble to final partition and it should be so treated.
Nikitas wrote:To vote yes in any referendum I expect:
Fair territorial apportionment with clear defencible demarcation lines, one contiguous GC region not split in two by SBAs, settlers out, no virgin birth nonsense, no foreign troops permanently stationed on Cyprus. A recognition that the SBAs burden the GC state only and when they leave the land reverts to the GC region. Anything less is bullshit.
The power sharing stuff is secondary, since it will not be long before the north secedes. A BBF settlement will not be the end game, it is merely a preamble to final partition and it should be so treated.
ZoC wrote:http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php?n=pms-tough-words-on-protests-cause-stir-up-n.-cyprus--2011-02-04
Erdogan: “They [TCs] are telling Turkey to get out and leave. Who do you think you are?"
good question. just who do you think u are, vp?
Viewpoint wrote:ZoC wrote:http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php?n=pms-tough-words-on-protests-cause-stir-up-n.-cyprus--2011-02-04
Erdogan: “They [TCs] are telling Turkey to get out and leave. Who do you think you are?"
good question. just who do you think u are, vp?
A Turkish Cypriot.
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