so the way i see it, it is our fault. bc we assume that we are not anymore the "uneducated cypriots" but educated , and still we prefer to blame rather than solving.
Personally I never blamed the Turkish Cypriots as the reason for the Cyprus problem. The reason is obviously the economic/strategic interests of the AngloAmericans and Turkey. What the fault of TCs is, is that they want to take advantage of the situation and gain something on our loss.
in the time of satelites and floating armies how startegic do we continue to be?
You can't deploy armies from satellites. The British call Cyprus their "huge unsinkable aircraft carrier". So yes, military bases abroad and especially in strategic locations, continue to be extremely important.
do we really believe that the english want to preserve the conflict in order to keep their bases?
Not just their bases but also a leverage over Greece and Turkey. E.g. They can say to Turkey that as long as she continues to be friendly to them they will not do anything about the illegality in Cyprus. They can also say to Greece that if she continues to be friendly to them they will not allow the legalization of the occupation.
who gains economically from our division?
The gains are indirect. More power means more money. The control of Cyprus means more power for those that can control it.
so why do we continue arguing in this forum? we dont we just accept our destiny ?
There is no destiny. The powerful change. How their interests are best served changes also. What I am arguing in this forum is that we should not sign away our rights and our land because the balance of power will change and it will be easier for us to regain what is legally ours rather than regain something that we gave away with our signature (and therefore will not be legally ours anymore)