Maximus wrote:yes VP, but that recognised GC state encompasses the whole island of Cyprus where the Greek Cypriots are the majority and have been for millenia, this is an inalianable fact.
Me Ed wrote:VP,
I'll lay it out for simply you so you can see that there is no need to politicise this issue and that the RoC is following universal rules on this one and that there is no discrimination involved:
UK ex-pat represented by the UK with no social contract is entitled to a UK passport.
TC represented by the RoC with no social contract is entitled to a RoC passport.
UK ex-pat with no social contract with the UK is not entitled to free medical treatment in the UK.
TC with no social contract with the RoC is not entitled to free medical treatment in the RoC.
Also in parallel with the ex-pats, TCs have the right to re-establish their social contract with the RoC government.
Now I hope this clears this all up for you.
Viewpoint wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Viewpoint wrote:So what we gather from your posts Pyro is that the "RoC" does not represent the TCs yet continues to reap the rewards of milking recognition which also belongs to the TCs. What you are stating in fact is a revelation of the truth that a GC administration cannot represent the TCs but they need to stop lieing to the world and own up to this fact, but we all know they cannot do this as recognition would automatically follow. If the "RoC" expose their hand by discrimination amongst her own citizens by removing the equal criteria for obtaining healthcare in the south will go a long way to reconfirming and strengthening the TCs claims that we are 2 separate peoples with 2 states and should be recognized as such.
You have to get your facts straight VP. I am not going to repeat the same things 100 times.
Which part of the above statement is not straight? the bottom line is that the TCs and the north are part of the "RoC" when it benefits the GCs, its ime to understand that you cannot force a marriage and that people can have a better life living separately.
Me Ed wrote:VP,
I'll lay it out for simply you so you can see that there is no need to politicise this issue and that the RoC is following universal rules on this one and that there is no discrimination involved:
UK ex-pat represented by the UK with no social contract is entitled to a UK passport.
TC represented by the RoC with no social contract is entitled to a RoC passport.
UK ex-pat with no social contract with the UK is not entitled to free medical treatment in the UK.
TC with no social contract with the RoC is not entitled to free medical treatment in the RoC.
Also in parallel with the ex-pats, TCs have the right to re-establish their social contract with the RoC government.
Now I hope this clears this all up for you.
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