Piratis
I never said that the status quo is a solution. This is a product of your own imagination.
And why should any new agreement give to TCs more and GCs less than what was agreed in 1960???? If you want to take more on something you have to give up somthing else.
But you yourself admitted that TCs were given to many concessions in 1960 thats why it is an agreement open to conflict. And any further plan like the Annan plan gives to much to the TCs and will end in confict.
So the current situation is more desirable as it will only lead to conflict when there is a change in power.
You should just accept legality, stop the crimes and human rights violations, and understand that 18% IS a minority.
You wany us to move towards the legalities and human rights then negotiaite for them, no negotiaitons no change.
18% was back in 1960, now you are faced with another community, 2 partners us and you, this is another issue that you have to come to terms with. We are a partner state not a minority.
You have no right to deny our human and democratic rights. All you can do is use force to illegally violate them as long as you can.
Ok if thats the way you want see it that is your right but the currently reality dictates our destiny and at this juncture no talks means status quo and no solution.
Aginn I have to remind you that the current situation is as much your fault as it mine.
You really have to update your ideas and conentrate on what can be done to find a solution not just harp on about what you cant chnage unless you negotiate or continue to wait for the balance of power to change. Could be a very long wait imo.