B25 wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:The UN cannot even impose their own resolutions how do they expect to solve the Cyprus Problem?
Don't they know what the Cyprus problem is, can't they read what it is in their own resolutions?
So what do they do about it?
Playing the perfect mediator by keeping absolutely equal distance between the victim and victimizer (the two sides as they call them LOL) will never bring any results.
Either they develop mechanisms where non abidance to UN resolutions will automatically mean suctions, or they better get dissolved.
The ECHR has proved itself producing more meaningful results than the UN. The UN must develop into something similar. It doesn't need to take military action against anyone, economic suctions are far more effective today.
Anyway the conclusion is:THE CYPRUS PROBLEM CANNOT BE SOLVED BY NEGOTIATIONS. It needs war, and the best type is the economic war.That's what the RoC should do.
Well, we have had our differences, but amen to that. Totally agree there.
I concluded that a long time ago...
And I 've put many ideas down in this forum how things could of change. The above is just one of them.
I don't think there is anybody in Cyprus still believing it would be possible to solve the problem with negotiations between the victim and the victimizer and his local puppets. Not even the UNSG's representative Alexander Downer--> see his recent call on the Kibrislis to revolt.
I still disagree with you however on what should be the aim of our struggle towards a solution.