humanist wrote:I think the problem is that we talk about both sides as opposed to a united peoples.
When did you realize this? its been 47 years my friend. We blew the chance to be a united people back in 1963 the rest is history.
humanist wrote:I think the problem is that we talk about both sides as opposed to a united peoples.
zan wrote:Viewpoint wrote:zan wrote:Could the compulsory buying up of the land be a way of getting rid of the biggest obstacle, that of the refugees? The Annan plan would look much better that way with much less of a cost to both sides???????
Will the GC administration buy all land offered up for sale and how will they check to ensure the TCs has not got an equivelent in the north?? Id sell our family property in the south tomorrow if I got market value.
This is not a proposal made by me VP. Apparently the RoC are passing a law that gives you no choice in the matter and probably will give you no choice in the price. It is in the Hurriyet, on line.
humanist wrote:Well Zan if that is the case I am really sad to hear it beecause it would be hypocritical on the RoC's part and as a Cypriot am affraid that Cyprus will be for ever divided.
As someone who wants to see a united Cyprus where all of its people live anywhere they choose to and work together towards a peaceful united nation I hope that this is a media hype and not the fact.
DT wrote:the fact that tpap has motives none of us understand is common knowledge. DOn't really like the guy. What makes me laugh though is sitting here listening to 2 TC;s talk with shock and horror of the possibility of TC land being bought up when you're buying up any advertising spots EUropean papers will let you to advertise GC land.
HELLOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
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