Kikapu wrote:Viewpoint wrote:No you are clearly the moron for stating that the UN EU USA UK Greece etc etc are all corrupt and created the AP to get one over on the GCs, then you demanded a response to why arent these countries and institiution asking for the AP to which I stated because you rejected it on the international platform thats why, no one especially the UN wants to look that stupid for the sake of a few spoilt GCs.. Now you are trying to twist your moronic claims and place your moronic thinking on the TCs.
No, I never said that at all. Just one more thing that you have missed due to your lack of full comprehension of the written English language.
I said few corrupt individuals from these countries and institutions supported the AP to get one over ALL the Cypriots and not just the GCs, by giving Cyprus to Turkey. Cyprus as a sovereign country would not have existed any longer had the AP passed, your dream come true scenario as a native Brit. No wonder you still dream of the AP coming back, but none of the other countries and institutions are supporting it and the few corrupt individuals who had supported the AP from those countries and institutions are no longer there. Good Riddance to them!
VP intentionally overlooks this very basic FACT to endlessly repeat the same distortion telling us that the "UN EU USA UK Greece" (meaning as a whole) have supported the Anan Plan.
None of the parliaments of those countries examined the Anan Plan, they just expressed support from something that presumably came out of the UN, and they assumed it should of have been OK. Who would have ever imagined that the single UN representative from whom it all started was the No1 sold out scum? Everything started from Albaro DeSoto with the backing of Verhoigen on behalf of the EU (another sold scum)
UK and the USA were naturally the designers of all this and had every reason to move behind the scenes with another crook at stage Lord Haney.
As for Greece the country that produces most of the corrupt politicians it was only Costas Mitsotakis the Prime Minister who spent his time at Burgenstock playing backgammon at the lobby. And even himself just asked us to maybe consider accepting it...
Look at what this liar De Soto said in his interview on 31/3/2004 when the Anan Plan was finalized:
Question: Mr. Erdogan told us just a few minutes ago that the agreement has approved his demand for the inclusion of the plan as primary law. Is that so?
A d S: There is actually a reference in the act of adaptation to that but I don’t have the precise details off the top of my head. I’m a little bit groggy - sleepless nights and all that.
Question: You’re a bit evasive, Sir. Surely you must know, is it or isn’t it primary law?
A d S: Well, I don’t know. I don’t have every single word of it. You see, I am not as fast a reader, and certainly not a memorizer, as the people quoted by the gentlemen out there.