Viewpoint wrote:Kikapu wrote:Looks like Anastasiades is not going to be the much awaited "Knight on a White Horse" to come and save Turkey, VP and Lordo to re-introduce the failed AP of 2004 as a starting point.
Is there anyone else left who still supports the much "Dead and Buried"[ AP of 2004?
Well, actually there are. Turkey, VP and Lordo!“We want a solution that will reunite our island, without backwardness or concessions. I will never accept a definitive division of my nation and I will always strive for a solution that will guarantee the human rights of every Cypriot,” he said, adding that any solution initiative should be directly monitored by the European Union.
Anastasiades, who was the main South Cypriot political leader to support the UN-led imitative for the reunification of the island in 2004, said it was not beneficial anymore to talk about the so-called “Annan plan” and that a new process needed to be initiated.
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/greek- ... sCatID=351
Does this car salesman know the EU were fully included in the AP process just as the UN reps were? and does he think that the UN will wipe the AP slate clean and start from scratch...very naive and very very stupid.
You can keep the title "Annan Plan" all you want. It is it's contents that needs to be changed to adhere to the EU principles now that Cyprus is in the EU since 2004. The fact that no one asks for the AP of 2004 to be returned (other than the usual suspects), even by Anastasiades himself, must tell you something.
As for your reasoning that the AP of 2004 must be kept just because money was spent on producing a faulty plan, then let the faulty plan producers eat the cost, which is what technocrats do best anyway, is to spend money on useless projects, and they did an excellent job in spending money on useless project like the AP. The UN has already passed it's resolution on the BBF for Cyprus. Now it's up to the EU to implement it with her own Principles. You cannot go back to before 2004 any longer. That ship has sailed long time ago and you know it and so does Turkey, which is what bothers you all and dreaming on the "what ifs" had the AP passed in 2004.
"Time Does Not Stand Still"!