Lordo wrote:Maximus wrote:repulsewarrior wrote:Maximus wrote:what are you talking about dude?
How do you think the north and south of the island will be united when it is full of settlers and both regions cannot agree on any front?
Intention. It is possible that both Akinci, and Anastasiades agree, there is one Cyprus, what happens within it is a matter for Cypriots. Settlers are Turkey's problem for the most part, many may become Cypriots, why not. Property i understand is solved with the property owner having the first choice in what to do, that ownership is respected, and recognised. Reparations will be paid, Turkey has admitted to their guilt with the creation of the IPC, bills will be paid, i think, in water.
...what is needed is another level of government where as constituencies, Cypriot Constituencies, can exist.
Akinci does not want to give back any of Turkeys gains and wants Turkeys "guarantor" to remain,
He also wants the settlers to stay, he wants a veto, plus shares and a Turkish president for one, out of every 5 years.
Basically, he wants the problem to be the solution and he has not agreed to anything with Anastasiadis yet.
listen thicko, akinci spoke for 45 minutes to the reporters and said no such thing. he said not only the rights of the original owners but also the current owners right will be respected all under eu principles. there will be rules that will apply to all cypriots with a new ipc with equal number of tc/gc members.
he has said territory and security has not been discussed yet, private property has and they have a solution. the original owners rights will be respected. he also said the guarantee will not be discussed with just two leaders the brits the terggs and the griiks will join the talks when it coms to security. the contact signed in 1960 cannot be just withdrawn on the wishes of one or two parties. all five have to agree.
get it into your thick head that you aint in charge and you dont dictate terms. he also said it cannot right in an equal partnership tat we cannot have a tc president so it will rotate. nothing has been agreed as to how often as yet. your bullshitting rejectionists media is playing you like a snake with their fiddle and low and behold your ugly serpent head appears above the basket.
Ela thicko
Isn't this from a Turkish paper?
Akıncı dismissed claims of returning land that is currently being controlled by Turkish Cyprus to Greek Cyprus. Akıncı said: "Our aim is to make an agreement that is in accordance with international law
and will protect the rights of both sides." He said his administration regards the system of a
rotating presidency as an indispensable part of political equality in the peace talks. With the reunification talks reaching a critical phase, Akıncı said that significant topics are property, land and Turkey's guarantor position. Though
both Turkish Cyprus and Turkey aim to keep the guarantor positionhttp://www.dailysabah.com/diplomacy/201 ... eace-talksThe Tc's never had a rotating presidency before. Why now?
He has also dismissed the return of any territory which the majority of it belongs to GC's.
So this new IPC thicko, who is going to compensate the GC's when the existing one was offering 1/10th of the true value of the stolen property and it is broke after compensating a handful of claims?
The only rights the settlers have is that they cant be turfed to the street and made homeless. Turkey did not care about these rights when she ethnically cleansed 180k people from their ancestral homes. So Turkey should find accommodation for these settlers and take them back.
If he wants to follow international law, then Turkey should withdraw. The illegal settlers do not have any rights in Cyprus under any international law. If he wants to follow EU principles, then he cant have a rotating presidency because he is a muslim or a Turk AND Cyprus has to be democratic. Cyprus, as an EU member state does not need or want Turkeys guarantors either besides the FACT that Turkey has invalidated that agreement already and the other guarantors have not and are not enforcing it.