Viewpoint wrote:Your "True Federation, Democracy, Human Rights, International law and the EU Principles" chant means nothing as it can easily be manipulated to the determent of TCs.
Cyprus being in the EU, you have no choice but to find a solution based on EU Principles. Those are not my rules, but the EU's. Once you understand those rules, then use them as much as you can within those rules to get the best possible deal for the TCs, that's all.
Viewpoint wrote:Under your one size fit all True Federation, Democracy, Human Rights, International law and the EU Principles can the majority vote for a GC national front party that wants to unite Cyprus with Greece? please for once try to speak the truth and dont spout pages of your usual shit and expect everyone to believe it.
Greece is a bad example to use, don't you think, given their position financially.
Once again you are talking about a Unitary state, so why are you wasting my time asking me hypothetical questions on Unitary state.
In a BBF, the answer is a "NO", not unless the north state having majority TCs will also vote with the majority GCs in the south state, minimum 75% from each state to change the Federal constitution in order for Cyprus to merge with Greece or even Turkey. If the overwhelming majority from each state exercised their democratic rights to do so. why would you deny the TCs their democratic rights if they want to become part of Greece or the GCs democratic rights if they want to become part of Turkey, joined by their respective communities from other states. If overwhelming TCs do not want to be part of Greece, then you have nothing to worry about, do you ?