Bananiot wrote:This is just the first of a series of conferences. People with diverse views will be participating in those to follow. Regarding the Annan Plan, Papapetrou is clever enough to know that it is history. It cannot be brought back. Simply, the next plan will not be as good as the Annan Plan in the same way the Annan Plan was not as good as the previous one. You see Pyrpolyser, brave words (or deeds) cannot save the day, and Cyprus. Reality is harsher and the sooner we accept this the more we can save.
You are right that each plan prepared by foreigners was worse than the previous one. The reason was always very simple. They were preparing plans on orders. Give them the chance they will prepare a worse one than the Anan Plan.So when you talk for a new "plan" you have to distinguish whether that will be imposed or found through negotiations.
Imo there will not be any new plan or if you like we will not accept foreign imposed new plans. We already learned our lesson.
My friend you have to understand that Cyprus has been invaded, occupied and colonized by Turkey by 37% of it's territory. We do not have the power to save anything, but we do have the power to increase the cost of our loss, and we do have the power to bet our very last chance for ever. But i do not agree with you in exchanging what's left for nothing. And i don't think anyone is really brave by doing the same. Unless of course you consider brave people those who commit suicide