Seanie & His Grik loving Chauffeurs, a full-blown psychopath as you can
see,
writes:
> On Oct 25, 11:03 am, "ntl" <tunca...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Bla bla bla! The mighty mouse of Med.spoke and threatened the Brits. It
>> hurts to see that you are not the sole owner of cyprus, doesn't it?
>>
>> "Agamemnon" <agamem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>
>> news:eNKdnQypu5L_CILanZ2dnUVZ8vidnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>> CYPRUS - BRITISH-TURKISH ACCORD
>>
>>> The government of Cyprus has described as a negative development a
>>> strategic partner****p agreement between the UK and Turkey and said it
>>> will act to protect its national interests.
>>
>>> Speaking after a Cabinet meeting today, Government Spokesman Vasilis
>>> Palmas said that the Foreign Minister has made strong representations
>>> to the British High Commissioner in Nicosia about the agreement,
signed
>>> by the prime ministers of Britain and Turkey.
>>
>>> The do***ent of the partner****p entertains a clearly partitionist
>>> logic, since the main subject of its provisions relating to Cyprus is
>>> the systematic promotion of separate relations of the Turkish Cypriot
>>> secessionist entity in the occupied areas with the rest of the world,
>>> Palmas pointed out.
>>
>>> Great Britain, said Palmas, is an EU partner, where the principle of
>>> sincere cooperation and solidarity should be respected. He noted that
>>> the London had failed to inform Nicosia of its intention to co-sign
>>> with the Turkish government a political agreement, which partly
>>> concerns vital interests for Cyprus.
>>
>>> It is the view of the government of Cyprus that this development is
>>> contrary to the Memorandum of Understanding, signed between the UK and
>>> Cyprus in 2005, to establish a Structured Dialogue between the two
>>> governments, he added.
>>
>>> In addition, Palmas said that as a permanent member of the Security
>>> Council, the UK has signed all relevant resolutions on Cyprus which
>>> bind the country. Resolution 550 (1984), apart from the fact that it
>>> condemns the secessionist actions in the occupied areas and proclaims
>>> them illegal and invalid, calls on all states, not to recognise the
>>> pur****ted state and not to facilitate or in any way assist this the
>>> aforesaid secessionist entity.
>>
>>> In signing this agreement, he pointed out, Great Britain appears to be
>>> in line with Turkeys policy on Cyprus, which as the Turkish President
>>> has stated is one promoting two separate entities on the island.
>>
>>> With such actions, prospects for a solution to the Cyprus problem on
>>> the basis of Security Council resolutions and the High Level
Agreements
>>> become even grimmer. These moves also undermine efforts for the
>>> unconditional implementation of the July 8 process since they remove
>>> every motive from the Turkish side to change its intransigent
attitude,
>>> Palmas stressed.
>>
>>> The government, its spokesman said, will act decisively and calmly to
>>> protect its national interests through all available diplomatic and
>>> legal means and, if necessary, it will review its long-standing
>>> policies.
>>
>>> Once more we see Cyprus being sacrificed for the sake of foreign
>>> interests, which have nothing to do with either the country itself, he
>>> stressed.
>>
>>> Palmas also noted that Turkey and Great Britain are two of the four
>>> states which co-signed the Treaty of Guarantee of the Republic of
>>> Cyprus in 1960 with which Greece, Turkey and the UK guaranteed, the
>>> independence and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus
>>> and had undertaken the responsibility to prohibit any action which
>>> would indirectly promote partition.
>>
>>> Palmas said Turkey invaded Cyprus and imposed, through violence, the
>>> division of the country and the UK did not meet its obligations, while
>>> it maintains military bases and facilities on the island, in
accordance
>>> with the Treaty of Guarantee which is governed by the principle of
>>> reciprocity.
>>
>>> Commenting on the same issue in Greece, the Greek FM Dona Bakoyianni
>>> expressed hope that there will be clarifications and corrections which
>>> would help avoid harmful misunderstandings at a crucial stage for the
>>> resumption of efforts to solve the question of Cyprus.
>>
>>> She recalled that there are numerous decisions, by the international
>>> community, on the issue of the self-proclaimed Turkish Cypriot regime
>>> in Turkish occupied Cyprus which leave no doubt and allow no
>>> misconceptions about the status of this regime.
>>
>>> The partner****p agreement commits Britain and Turkey to take forward
>>> work on ending what the Turkish Cypriots call isolation and to
>>> encourage others in the international community to join them in their
>>> efforts.
>>
>>> In the do***ent, London and Ankara say they will work within the UN,
>>> the EU and bilaterally to promote direct commercial, economic,
>>> political and cultural contacts between the UK, the EU and the Turkish
>>> Cypriots.
>>
>>> They will also provide continued help for TRNC
authorities/universities
>>> in their attempts to engage with the Bologna process and will uphold
>>> the right of representation of the Turkish Cypriots in the European
>>> Parliament.
>
> Lets face it
>
> The reason these GRIKS bleat on and on and on about every neighbouring
> country they have DAY IN DAY OUT 24x7x365 ad nauseum infinitum is
> because they are simple, jealous, BUTTHURT malaka gyppos
24x7x365???
Now what does that remind us of? That was the number used here repeatedly
for your sick trolling habits, Asshole Ruttledge™! LOL
Maybe add the years, too? Like 24x7x365x10. Or maybe even 12 years?
So, for how many years, without a break, have you been trolling now on the
Usenet, AROUND THE CLOCK, you sick, desperate, bleeding PSYCHOPATH?
F'up
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