Viewpoint wrote:Jerry wrote:VP there is absolutely no goodwill from Turkey towards the ROC. Turkey is now threatening Italy because of its involvement in gas exploration off Cyprus.
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-310866- ... ngers.htmlI wonder how long the huge FIAT factory will stay in Turkey if these threats become reality.
Hey, they could move it to friendly EU Greece or even Cyprus.
Its all political manovering nothing more. I think radical decisions have to be made form both sides to take on a venture that proves more can be achieved united than divided if it doesnt work then we will all know that union is just a pipe dream.
I will give you the benefit of the doubt, talking of ventures which have so far amounted to pipe dreams and political maneuvering. Here is a radical decision you can make to get started.
> A turkish military withdrawal from Cyprus which would save/make her circ $1 billion per year.
> All the squatters relinquish their counterfeit title and start paying rent to the original owners/heirs. Legitimate Turkish Cypriots will be sorted out. EU nationals can stay and work, foreign business's and nationals get a
temporary work permit. All start paying tax and social contributions to the RoC. The embargo on the north will automatically be lifted when all ports come back into the RoC's control.
> Turkey can invest in the gas pipeline to Cyprus. Utilizing her economies of scale as well as being close to the source, she can buy it real cheap, in very large quantities too and do what she wants with it. a small premium will be added per unit sold until adequate compensation has been received and to help rebuild Famagusta.
> Both country's open their ports and airspace to each other bolstering and growing their respective economy's and the quality of life of their citizens.
> The RoC (Cyprus) is a democratic EU member state and Turkey is 60km across the sea, to her north.
> the mountain paintings come down and the 'TTTT' along with it's symbolism's must be repudiated and banished to the trash bin of history.
> The RoC receives a huge peace dividend.