Lordo wrote:Maximus wrote:yes, Bordospouro is right, a single GC could return
but the information that he is not volunteering is that not many GC's would be eligible to return or could return for various reasons, including quotas on the number of GC's that could reside in the TC constituent state.
For the rest, like 95% of them, some 190k people;
A dispossessed owner of immovable property would be able to claim for compensation if restitution is not possible but the constituent state from which they hail from would be compensating them.
In other words, the vast majority of GC refugees wouldnt get their property back and the GC constituent state would pay for their loss. As if it could without bankrupting the constituent state...
Doesn't sound right, fair of just to me.
That appalling plan was a disaster, for instances, it stated that the united Cyprus republic would be a full member state of the EU, and have respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. As, they would be enshrined in the Constitution.
Then in the next paragraph, there would be text that would violate someones human rights and not respect their fundamental freedoms. It was full of contradictions like that. As an example, all GC's could live work and travel across the whole of the EU, without restriction. but not in the TC constituent state, which is supposed to be a part of their country that would join the union as well.
Then, simpletons like golobordo, harp on at every turn that the GC's dont want a solution because they voted no to reunification in 2004 and missed their chance to live under Turkish apartheid.
Ignorance is like a desease, it spread if not controlled. I guess you have not read theplan or at least the section on property.
Here is what it says just before what I haveposted.
2. Bearing in mind that the Foundation Agreement provides a domestic remedy for the solution of all matters related to affected property, the United Cyprus Republic shall, pursuant to Article 37 of the 1950 European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, and invoking the fact that the Foundation Agreement is providing a domestic remedy for the solution of all questions related to affected property, inform the European Court of
Human Rights through the letter in Attachment 5 that the United Cyprus Republic shall therefore be the sole responsible State Party and request the Court to strike out any proceedings currently before it concerning affected property, in order to allow the domestic mechanism agreed to solve these cases to proceed.
Now kindly tell me who was controlling what again? I normally would call you "you ignorant embryonic cunt." at this point but I have decided a softer approach may benefit your learning process so snage of strategy for you as you are so young.
This is just waffle, scribbles of an infantile with personality disorder and nothing more than an incoherent and irrelevant reply. A 12 year old football player can do better that this.
I have given you a few examples related to matters of property and fundamental human rights above, and summarized what that local remedy would like like under Annans plan.
You have just replied with obscenity and said there are local remedies for property matters.
The Annan plan was a really bad deal for the GC's, and the majority had the sense to realize that and vote it down.