Sotos wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Piratis wrote:If you cannot agree a solution that both sides can commit to then what do you do ?
The only kind of solution you can commit to is partition. And obviously we can not agree to it.
Therefore what we do is to seek justice and legality and try to find ways to force the occupation army out of Cyprus, and stop wasting our time talking to you.
Nothing new then, you have been trying every trick in the book for years continue and I'm sure you will get very much the same result as you have been doing for the last 32 years, with the exception that you have now exposed your real face to the EU and will continue to be a thorn in their side as the only country divided in the union.
EU is happy to have us in the union. The Turks are those they don't like. You didn't understood even this?
The EU source close to Turkish accession negotiations says that the EU was worried that Greece was preparing to veto the 2004 10-nation enlargement if Cyprus was not included. "But there is a sense now within the EU that maybe (allowing Cyprus in) wasn't the most reasonable thing to do."
http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1 ... 07,00.html