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by **boomerang** » Sun Jun 09, 2013 2:10 am

There are 3 types of people in cyprus...the greek cypriots, the turkish cypriors and the cypriots...me just a cypriot...

by **Viewpoint** » Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:15 pm

MR as you can see from the comments on this forum nothing has changed and the likelihood of union is further away than ever.

by **MR-from-NG** » Sun Jun 09, 2013 1:27 pm

Viewpoint wrote:MR as you can see from the comments on this forum nothing has changed and the likelihood of union is further away than ever.

That is sad but true VP.

by **Demonax** » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:47 pm

bill cobbett wrote:This is all very curious... no one knows anything about this story, but it exists.

Does that lead us to think that someone has leaked it to test the water...???

In any event, the ever-intrasigent Illegal Regime have rejected any such proposal.

Yes, it seems that the occupation regime are unwilling to accept even a modest proposal to move things forward. Then they complain that a “solution” is out of reach and compromise impossible. As you can see from their responses, it's still partition or death for them. A stance that has led them nowhere.

by **Maximus** » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:50 pm

Demonax wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:This is all very curious... no one knows anything about this story, but it exists.

Does that lead us to think that someone has leaked it to test the water...???

In any event, the ever-intrasigent Illegal Regime have rejected any such proposal.

Yes, it seems that the occupation regime are unwilling to accept even a modest proposal to move things forward. Then they complain that a “solution” is out of reach and compromise impossible. As you can see from their responses, it's still partition or death for them. A stance that has led them nowhere.

They will die trying...........

by **Lordo** » Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:28 pm

Maximus wrote:
Demonax wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:This is all very curious... no one knows anything about this story, but it exists.

Does that lead us to think that someone has leaked it to test the water...???

In any event, the ever-intrasigent Illegal Regime have rejected any such proposal.

Yes, it seems that the occupation regime are unwilling to accept even a modest proposal to move things forward. Then they complain that a “solution” is out of reach and compromise impossible. As you can see from their responses, it's still partition or death for them. A stance that has led them nowhere.

They will die trying...........

not at all. the compromise is fair. ercan for varosa and the ports in terkey. you dont take it the eu will see you in new light. it will be the train light at the end of the tunnel for you as if all the troubles you are facing are not enough.

but do not worry about the tcs, the tcs are fine.

by **Demonax** » Mon Jun 10, 2013 1:44 am

Lordo wrote:not at all. the compromise is fair. ercan for varosa and the ports in terkey. you dont take it the eu will see you in new light. it will be the train light at the end of the tunnel for you as if all the troubles you are facing are not enough.

but do not worry about the tcs, the tcs are fine.

The deal being proposed is the return of Famagusta to its rightful owners in exchange for direct trade for TCs under EU supervision. In parallel there would be the opening of Turkey’s EU accession chapters with the full implementation of the Ankara Protocol regarding access of Cypriot ships to Turkish ports. There is nothing involving direct flights to the occupied areas - which is anyway impossible under international law. I thought that was clear.

by **Viewpoint** » Mon Jun 10, 2013 7:52 am

Demonax wrote:
Lordo wrote:not at all. the compromise is fair. ercan for varosa and the ports in terkey. you dont take it the eu will see you in new light. it will be the train light at the end of the tunnel for you as if all the troubles you are facing are not enough.

but do not worry about the tcs, the tcs are fine.

The deal being proposed is the return of Famagusta to its rightful owners in exchange for direct trade for TCs under EU supervision. In parallel there would be the opening of Turkey’s EU accession chapters with the full implementation of the Ankara Protocol regarding access of Cypriot ships to Turkish ports. There is nothing involving direct flights to the occupied areas - which is anyway impossible under international law. I thought that was clear.

Then its no deal as usual.

by **kurupetos** » Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:58 am

boomerang wrote:There are 3 types of people in cyprus...the greek cypriots, the turkish cypriors and the cypriots...me just a cypriot...

You're just a charlie. :lol:

by **kurupetos** » Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:59 am

Viewpoint wrote:
Demonax wrote:
Lordo wrote:not at all. the compromise is fair. ercan for varosa and the ports in terkey. you dont take it the eu will see you in new light. it will be the train light at the end of the tunnel for you as if all the troubles you are facing are not enough.

but do not worry about the tcs, the tcs are fine.

The deal being proposed is the return of Famagusta to its rightful owners in exchange for direct trade for TCs under EU supervision. In parallel there would be the opening of Turkey’s EU accession chapters with the full implementation of the Ankara Protocol regarding access of Cypriot ships to Turkish ports. There is nothing involving direct flights to the occupied areas - which is anyway impossible under international law. I thought that was clear.

Then its no deal as usual.

Who's stubborn now, old boy? :lol: