Oceanside50 wrote:If you want a just solution to the Cyprus problem then you should wish that the USA needs a just and long lasting solution to the Cyprus problem, otherwise it won't happen...
Can't make any sense out of that...
The Role of America
Re: The Role of America
by Get Real! » Sat Sep 27, 2014 8:11 pm
Can't make any sense out of that...
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Re: The Role of America
by Oceanside50 » Sat Sep 27, 2014 8:20 pm
Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:If you want a just solution to the Cyprus problem then you should wish that the USA needs a just and long lasting solution to the Cyprus problem, otherwise it won't happen...
Can't make any sense out of that...
Without the Americans involved, there will never be a just solution..
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Re: The Role of America
by Get Real! » Sat Sep 27, 2014 8:35 pm
Oceanside50 wrote:Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:If you want a just solution to the Cyprus problem then you should wish that the USA needs a just and long lasting solution to the Cyprus problem, otherwise it won't happen...
Can't make any sense out of that...
Without the Americans involved, there will never be a just solution..
“a just solution” is completely meaningless.-
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Re: The Role of America
by Oceanside50 » Sat Sep 27, 2014 8:53 pm
Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:If you want a just solution to the Cyprus problem then you should wish that the USA needs a just and long lasting solution to the Cyprus problem, otherwise it won't happen...
Can't make any sense out of that...
Without the Americans involved, there will never be a just solution..
What are you looking for then?
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Re: The Role of America
by Get Real! » Sat Sep 27, 2014 9:05 pm
Oceanside50 wrote:Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:If you want a just solution to the Cyprus problem then you should wish that the USA needs a just and long lasting solution to the Cyprus problem, otherwise it won't happen...
Can't make any sense out of that...
Without the Americans involved, there will never be a just solution..
What are you looking for then?
Well since you claim that only America can offer justice; tell them that UNSC Resolutions 353 & 541 is a bloody good place to start.
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Re: The Role of America
by Oceanside50 » Sat Sep 27, 2014 9:27 pm
start by telling your politicians, since they have been negotiating a BBF for 40 years, which goes against 541...
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Re: The Role of America
by kurupetos » Sat Sep 27, 2014 10:02 pm
Oceanside50 wrote:start by telling your politicians, since they have been negotiating a BBF for 40 years, which goes against 541...
Let them negotiate... The people will only accept a unitary solution. 
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Re: The Role of America
by Oceanside50 » Sat Sep 27, 2014 10:31 pm
I think you are missing the point. Why aren't the politicians that are calling for a unitary state being elected?
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Re: The Role of America
by kurupetos » Sat Sep 27, 2014 11:52 pm
Oceanside50 wrote:I think you are missing the point. Why aren't the politicians that are calling for a unitary state being elected?
Because of their cliental relation with their parties. For example, many belong to unions like SEK, PEO, etc... and for other similar reasons.
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Re: The Role of America
by Oceanside50 » Sun Sep 28, 2014 12:36 am
kurupetos wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:I think you are missing the point. Why aren't the politicians that are calling for a unitary state being elected?
Because of their cliental relation with their parties. For example, many belong to unions like SEK, PEO, etc... and for other similar reasons.
Wink? What are you talking about?
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