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[BirKibrisli]

http://www.parliamentarybrief.com/2010/ ... -in-cyprus

The UN-brokered talks intended to bring about a reunification of Cyprus, and which began in September 2008, have made little real progress, and command little popular support on either side. Handshakes with the UN’s Ban Ki-moon, who flew in in February in the hope of giving the talks a boost, served only to underline the problems which confront any meaningful settlement on an island bitterly divided for the past 47 years. Failure of these talks will mean the end of any hope of future reunification. If so, the next British government will need a new approach, argues Michael Stephen

The cat is out of the bag and amongst the pidgeons...
I await your comments! Please try to play the ball and not the man or the website..

[wallace]

http://www.parliamentarybrief.com/2010/03/britains-duty-if-no-deal-in-cyprus

The UN-brokered talks intended to bring about a reunification of Cyprus, and which began in September 2008, have made little real progress, and command little popular support on either side. Handshakes with the UN’s Ban Ki-moon, who flew in in February in the hope of giving the talks a boost, served only to underline the problems which confront any meaningful settlement on an island bitterly divided for the past 47 years. Failure of these talks will mean the end of any hope of future reunification. If so, the next British government will need a new approach, argues Michael Stephen

The cat is out of the bag and amongst the pidgeons...
I await your comments! Please try to play the ball and not the man or the website..

What cat??? Who gives a shit what the Brits say?

[BirKibrisli]

http://www.parliamentarybrief.com/2010/03/britains-duty-if-no-deal-in-cyprus

The UN-brokered talks intended to bring about a reunification of Cyprus, and which began in September 2008, have made little real progress, and command little popular support on either side. Handshakes with the UN’s Ban Ki-moon, who flew in in February in the hope of giving the talks a boost, served only to underline the problems which confront any meaningful settlement on an island bitterly divided for the past 47 years. Failure of these talks will mean the end of any hope of future reunification. If so, the next British government will need a new approach, argues Michael Stephen

The cat is out of the bag and amongst the pidgeons...
I await your comments! Please try to play the ball and not the man or the website..

What cat??? Who gives a shit what the Brits say?

The whole world ,Wally,the whole world...

[DT.]

http://www.parliamentarybrief.com/2010/03/britains-duty-if-no-deal-in-cyprus

The UN-brokered talks intended to bring about a reunification of Cyprus, and which began in September 2008, have made little real progress, and command little popular support on either side. Handshakes with the UN’s Ban Ki-moon, who flew in in February in the hope of giving the talks a boost, served only to underline the problems which confront any meaningful settlement on an island bitterly divided for the past 47 years. Failure of these talks will mean the end of any hope of future reunification. If so, the next British government will need a new approach, argues Michael Stephen

The cat is out of the bag and amongst the pidgeons...
I await your comments! Please try to play the ball and not the man or the website..

What cat??? Who gives a shit what the Brits say?

The whole world ,Wally,the whole world...

This isn't about what the British think but what Michael Stephens thinks. Not commenting on the man that wrote this piece is like not taking into account a piece on "synagogues and the positive role they play in society" written by a A Hitler.

[BirKibrisli]

Here,I will spoon feed you...

what should the next government do about Cyprus if the present reunification talks fail, and the island remains divided as it has been for the past 46 years? The answer, in short, is that it should deal with both of its two peoples fairly and reasonably. But is the UK not doing that already? The answer is NO.

[Get Real!]

LETS PUT THE CAT AMONG THE PIDGEONS...

Let's put your knowledge on track...

by Michael Stephen 02 March 2010

Well known professional Turkish propagandist.

We've got a thread or two on this guy.

[wallace]

http://www.parliamentarybrief.com/2010/03/britains-duty-if-no-deal-in-cyprus

The UN-brokered talks intended to bring about a reunification of Cyprus, and which began in September 2008, have made little real progress, and command little popular support on either side. Handshakes with the UN’s Ban Ki-moon, who flew in in February in the hope of giving the talks a boost, served only to underline the problems which confront any meaningful settlement on an island bitterly divided for the past 47 years. Failure of these talks will mean the end of any hope of future reunification. If so, the next British government will need a new approach, argues Michael Stephen

The cat is out of the bag and amongst the pidgeons...
I await your comments! Please try to play the ball and not the man or the website..

What cat??? Who gives a shit what the Brits say?

The whole world ,Wally,the whole world...

Really? Keep dreaming Bir. Do they recognise the RoC as the only state of the whole of Cyprus? YES! Did they veto the entry of the RoC into the EU? NO! Did they put their signature under the Ankara protocol? YES! Did they respect the treaty of gaurantee? NO! Did they implement devide and rule in Cyprus? YES! Well......i've got bad news for you the Brits and the Turks. There are other interests ad stake now. (natural resources) Things will change soon. Brits fucked up on Cyprus from day one....they should also learn to move on

[DT.]

One of my favourite quotes from this lunatic...the British brought the GC's to Cyprus

Cyprus was a Turkish island until leased by Britain in 1878 and annexed unilaterally by Britain in 1914. Britain allowed large numbers of Greeks to settle in the island and granted independence in 1960 on the basis of a power-sharing constitution agreed between the Greek Cypriots and the Turkish Cypriots

[DTA]

One of my favourite quotes from this lunatic...the British brought the GC's to Cyprus

Cyprus was a Turkish island until leased by Britain in 1878 and annexed unilaterally by Britain in 1914. Britain allowed large numbers of Greeks to settle in the island and granted independence in 1960 on the basis of a power-sharing constitution agreed between the Greek Cypriots and the Turkish Cypriots

so was there no Greek immigration during British rule?

[Paphitis]

LETS PUT THE CAT AMONG THE PIDGEONS...

Let's put your knowledge on track...

by Michael Stephen 02 March 2010

Well known professional Turkish propagandist.

We've got a thread or two on this guy.

He is part of the 'Friends of Turkey' group.

His opinion is biased and does not represent the views of the UK at large!

END OF STORY!