Kikapu wrote:Londonrake wrote:Kikapu wrote:Anyway, Turkey will not attack to gain the rest of the island for one simple reason, because of the trump card which Cyprus has under it’s sleeves, which is, on a moments notice it can vote to become part of Greece and become part of NATO by riding Greece’s NATO coattails. Already an EU member state, Turkey would be in a shitload of problems when Greece/Cyprus invokes NATO’s Article 5, especially after Turkey not going along with NATO and the EU to close it’s airspace to Russia or join the sanctions.
I don’t think one NATO member can invoke A5 against another. That would seem a bit ridiculous.
But I agree Turkey wouldn’t likely want to attack this side. They’d have, at the very least, a perpetual state of insurrection on their hands. Not to mention joining Russia as an international pariah.
Well, yes, it would not be a unanimous to invoke A5, but Turkey would give NATO a good reason to remove her from the alliance for attacking another NATO member unprovoked......maybe!
ang on a moment my friend. The moment GRoC passes a law to join Greece is the very moment Terggy is allowed to come in and serve some nice ice-cream with crushed nuts if you get my meaning. With a flake on to called 74.
Sure they can have enosis anytime they like so long as they recognise TRNC. Now that will be a turn up for the books.
There is no law that says they can be expelled if they attack another Nato member. Many occasions Greece and Terggy came to almost blows and nobody suggested who ever attacks should be expelled. When you train a guard dog for decades, you do not just put her out in the street, you want to get your investment back never mind how much more they are going to serve the American interests in the future. Spme people here are like a two yearold when it comes to American politics. FFS.