MR-from-NG wrote:DT. wrote:Nikitas wrote:Kifeas put the same argument much more logically- you keep 18 per cent we keep 82 per cent and then we can have partition, he even provided a nice map that shows that in addition to the 18 per cent you get a disproportionate amount of coastline which is the main resource in tourism. Now that could have been a reasonable opinion to put fort as representative of most people on this forum, not Oranos's emotional (honest but emotional) approach.
why don't you put that option on an open vote here on this forum?
Sorry to disappoint you Nikitas and the rest, you simply don't have this luxury. We are at a point where we can pick and choose what we agree to. I personally would go along with Oranos' proposals and reject Kifeas', Piratis' and whoever else that may have the audacity to offer me 18% when I (almost) legally possess 37.
Once more the picture speaks itself " WE ARE AT A POINT WHERE WE CAN PICK AND CHOOSE " These words coming from Turks seems do not suceed to convist some Gcs and some of their leadership that the options are limited to only two:
aa.Agree a partnership with mainland Turkey to control the Island (not together but to allow us to have a small piece of control-lets say the policy for Limassol zoo and its economics. the rest to be controled by Turkey.
bb.To try to convist them to accept two separate states with two seaparate and not related future or policies.
3rd option not available- the only one which can be considered as 3rd option is to spend our time for the next 15-20 years until option 2 became a de jure situation.
I WONDER !!ARE TURKS READY TO ACCEPT TO RETURN 10 PER CENT OF THE OCCUPIED AREA AGAINST A SEPARATE STATE TO BE RECOGNISED?
I am interesting to see Turks or Tcs reaction on this last paragraph