Tony-4497 wrote:I wonder which one is more of joke.. this statement or the proposal of this thread..
You boys can keep living in a fantasy world if you want to.. both of the above are in the spirit of Turkish statements that "the problem was solved in 74".. i.e. Turkey is big and hard and will keep what she has conquered..
What you fail to realise is that for the first time after 30 years it is now Turkey that NEEDS a solution. This solution will need to be fair and acceptable to GCs - otherwise it will be rejected as per the Annan plan.
A fair solution is a partition based on proportionality (i.e. 80/20) or a true unification in a unitary state.
You choose which one you want - you either live together with GCs or live separately by taking only your fair share of the land which is 20% max (which by the way should be also done for the Kurds in Turkey- if TC deserve a state so do the Kurds).
Any other solution would simply not be worth it for GCs - we would much rather keep the status quo and keep trying to take all of our land back in any way possible - AND keep you and Turkey outside the EU in the meantime.
What you have stated above is the usual greek cypriot rhetoric, which is irrelevant to my proposal, because it is a unilateral decision which does not require concesnsus.
If the TRNC were to take a decision of returning the properties tomorrow, something that regugees have been looking forward to for 30 years now, how would you stop the wave of GCs rushing to the courts in the North?