Get Real! wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Hello you forget the thundering veto rights we have, please dont go off in the its not fair tantrum, its our right and we will not give it away freely, look GR we will never accept minority rights and you will not accept us having a separate country from yours so the middle ground is a BBF with a political balance that will allow us an equal say in the state of affairs of the country as a whole when and whre it is necessary or poses any risk to either north or south, why are you hell bent on forcing us into minority status in our own country?
It sounds like you’re looking for Turkish-Cypriotism as an official political force influencing in Cyprus and we of course cannot ever accept that again as it would lead to a déjà vu of the past.
Of course, we cannot have Greek-Cypriotism either as an official political force because that would be going the other extreme way and lead to the same catastrophic results.
So given that I cannot see plain Cypriotism taking shape for now, I have to conclude that the status quo is the most likely outcome in the near future until further geopolitical developments lead otherwise.
And btw, in case you’re still wondering I honestly don’t ever see the RoC agreeing to any form of “shared” governance with anybody.
I can write pages of reasons against agreeing to anything but the best for me is the simple:
They don’t have to!
So there we have it " honestly don’t ever see the RoC agreeing to any form of “shared” governance with anybody" "They don’t have to" in a nutshell the GCs do not want to share, so how on earth can we agree a BBF with political equality? now do we all understand why the GCs are intransigent because they dont have to agree to anything they have what they want and dont have to share it.