Viewpoint wrote:Birkibrisli wrote:zan wrote:Birkibrisli wrote:The latest online from the TC press is that the demolishing of the bloody thing will commence today. This was announced by Talat's spokesperson apparently. So obviously the Military was convinced somehow that Talat had eaten enough humble pie,and can be allowed to pull down the bridge that he built in the first place...But this doesn't mean it will happen...Watch this space.
What will you think of Talat if he has that bridge down by the end of the week?
Not much...The president of an independent country should not have to go to a foreign capital and try to convince the Military there to allow him to make a political decision in his own country...Seize fire or no seize fire...
I'd have respected him had he picked up a tool,got his government members and MPs beside him, and went to dismantle the bridge himself,challenging the military to arrest him.
The bridge will come down,but it is too late mate...Everyone knows now who really calls the shots in the TRNC.
He has to move in accordance with his only ally Turkey, why not ask the same of Tasoss? when will he go and knock down the wall with Christofiyas? and his other cronies. The wall and bridge are not the only obstacles, the mindset of both sides just goes to show that we cannot even open a crossing together let alone run a country. Can you imagine the chaos if Maras was ever handed back, all hell would break loose.
What can I say? you are absolutely right,Viewpoint.
In this little incident lies the reason why Cypro will never be solved in our lifetime. The opposition in the TRNC is only interested in scoring political points.What do you expect Tpap to do? Come to the aid of an imaginary President of an imaginary country? TRNC and Talat does not exist,they are figments of our collective imagination
Reminds me of a nonsense limeric:
As I was going down the stair
I met a man who wasn't there
He wasn't there again today
Oh how I wish he'd go away!