Lordo wrote:we are surounded with retards today. what you are saying is that dengtash wanted seperation. annan would have given him seperation. he wanted it but decided to oppose it. and when the tcs voted for it he said the gcs saved you by voting against it.
are you both really that reatded or am i imagining it. back to ilkokul 1st grade to both of you.
dengtash would have lost about 20 villages Omorfo and varosa. about 50000 would have returned to their homes in the north. and the ta would have been home by now except the 600 original ta army. you telling me all that is for seperation. kentish is right about you.
its funny how the union leaders who refer to the trnc as pseudo state and terkey as an occupying force said they were shocked when the gcs voted no.
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The Anan Plan had various versions. In my opinion none of the Anan Plan versions would ever be accepted by the GCs, despite all the rhetoric that Anan Plan 3 was better compared to Anan Plan 5.
Regardless, it was at
Anan plan 3 that Denktash decided to oppose it.The reason was very simple, Anan plan 3 had some slight chances to evolve to a non partition plan.That would be catastrophic for the dreams and financial interests of the various Denktashes, Eroglus and Grey wolves.
When Anan Plan 5 came up, it was pretty obvious that it was a partition plan, and on top of it the GCs were losing everything, while the TCs, settlers and Turkey were getting everything.
As for those 20 villages and 50,000 that would return, all those of GCs who voted yes just thought it would be so.Read the Anan Plan prerequisites and you will see that it would be a miracle if more than 1000 would ever manage to return.As for Morfou the town was returnable but not the gardens. What's Morfou worth without it's gardens???
Despite of all that when the Anan Plan 5 came up it would be politically stupid for Denktash to say "wow, we got everything, we even got disguised partition" vote for it.