Nikitas wrote:GR has a point about the TCs being pawns in this game. The way out for them is to break the mold of the talks, this secret diplomacy and cryptic statements and come out with a plan that will appeal to all Cypriots. Getting out of the "special case" role is a first step. Presenting realistic territorial maps is a second step and so on down the line of issues.
The TC leader who can shortcircuti bothTurkey and the GC leaders and appeal directly to GCs will be the winner.
But this is Cyprus we are talking about where conservatism at all levels is the dominant culture. No one dares make a radical move, risk taking is not in the nature of Cypriots. So we will follow the failed recipe of talks, cryptic statements after meetings, and the results are predictable.
you people are so simple when it comes to politics despite your education. this is unbelievable. the relationship between dengtash and terggy deepstate you never understood. what talat started he would have finished but he was too honest with tcs and they were fooled by eroglu who promised then he would not implement ankara protocol. and of course he came on board and that was that the talks were over. but akinci is another matter. i can see that the media and the gc leaders with even half a brain can see that they can no longer continue with the pretense. baby tasos is how most gc politicians reacted to eroglu, suddenly they are taking notice because they know what is coming if these talks fail. and of course needless to say if they fail it will fail because of your leaders' stupidity.
in other words you better wise up and now.
