Jerry wrote:It's wrong that Turkey should be allowed to gobble up Cypriot fuel but it is a price worth paying to get the invader off the island. I'm sure an agreement could be structured that benefits both Cyprus and Turkey, for instance the ROC could sell the gas to Turkey at a large discount and that country could sell it on to Europe at a profit. In such a case it would be in no ones interest to turn off the tap.
Perhaps it was meant to be this way - nature steps in to resolve a dispute that is beyond man.
very much a good idea; and vise verse, so that Cyprus becomes a buyer of Russian gaz when it is suitable as well.
...there are natural events, which in science are proven by their repeatability. even though it is possible for us to build any machine we desire, nothing has replaced our Mother earth, without the plenitude she still expresses we cannot survive. we have continued the "Greek"/"Turk" debate to the point where, by repeating it our success is proving as a premise that it fails. sooner i hope than later, as this island's dwellers, the dwellers will see themselves (not as Persons) as Stewards first, to care for all its living relics, the wealth of a Heritance much older, and the beauty of its living creatures and natural resources; as well as the money which can be made by living within a Bicommunal Principal: for our betterment we represent ourselves, as Persons (a part of an electorate), as well as Citizens, as Individuals to a State. if we straighten our own house in order it would bode well, this choice as a deal.
... 'scuse me if you don't want to live in a Unitary State if it also has National Assemblies for the Identities that we choose to promote. i'll fart if i have to, but no need to bring the hose for the moment we wait, there is no pipeline (or enough gaz). Lebanon, and Syria, (Iran and Iraq) and why not Egypt, (talking about repeatability again) of course Greece and Israel must agree, then Turkey.
Since when are you and I in the same group?
