zan wrote:Can I believe my eyes Kikapo will now settle for a "good" plan that is NOT perfect
Perhaps he should have got stuck into making the AP as good as he could have made it and saved you the trouble
Well, at least you admit that the AP was not a good plan, but a bad one, at least to one side!
How, when he had morally corrupted people like Blair, Bush, Annan and Verheugen at the time when the USA was at 2 wars needing the use of Turkish territory and Annan going up for re-election while his son was up to no good in Africa all playing the "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" game with each other. With these enemies of Cyprus at that time, Erdogan did not have to negotiate a good plan whether Papadopoulos ask for one or not. Does one really needed to negotiate to convince Erdogan for Cyprus to have basic Human Rights, Democracy and International laws in a settlement. Even though those basic rights are still not offered by Turkey today despite the RoC being in the EU, so what chance he would have offered them before the RoC was in the EU. No, Erdogan just negotiated the AP, which he was very proud of and in return he got the Referendum results he deserved.
Welcome back by the way.