erolz66 wrote:Sotos wrote: We all know what that possible "solution" is (the 99% of it) and we either support it or reject it.
Do you mean BBF (bi zonal, bi-communal, federation) ?
No, "BBF" is just a vague term. I am talking about the specific content of this BBF of which we already know the 99%. For example, is there any point of me arguing that the land distribution should be based on the percentage of land ownership when we already know that it is agreed to be 29% TC, plus or minus 0.5%? It is more than obvious that your side will not accept a percentage which is significantly lower from what I consider extremely unfair. The same goes with power sharing where Anastasiades has already agreed to what is unacceptable to me, but your side is asking for even more. Same with the Settlers where it has been agreed that all of them will stay, either with citizenship or with work permit.
It is more than clear that this BBF, with the content it has acquired the last years, is not a unification that would unify land and people but a disguised partition... a "marriage of convenience" (for TCs) where everything is kept separate under a thin surface of pretend unity. And since no amount of debate between us can change this all I can do is to reject any such "solution" since the prospect of an acceptably good and functional BBF is already dead.