The only goal of the so-called - in his words - confidence-building package of measures of the G/C side is to establish the status of the G/C as a state and the T/C as a community of this state, said the "supremo", Tahsin Ertugrologlu, saying he was surprised to see the positive comments on the T/C side about these measures, "as if they were new".
As reported by the illegal "Bayrak" website, Ertugruloglu added that it is sad and not surprising that some circles (in the T/C community) have not yet assimilated the new "state policy" as he said - for a solution of two equal, sovereign states so that a just and lasting agreement can be reached.
"It is significant that the same circles talk about a model of agreement on the basis of 'federation', which has been negotiated in the talks process for almost 60 years and no consensus has been reached, as if it is still an achievable goal," he said.
According to him, "it is important not to understand or ignore that the 'federation' model, which the Greek Cypriot side has rejected for years but now deceiving the international community seems to accept, is in fact interpreted by the Greek Cypriot leadership as a model that will consist of the evolution of the so-called 'Republic of Cyprus'. To face these facts the parties must first see and answer why the negotiation processes based on the 'federation' formula have not been concluded so far."
Hiding what is happening in a period of provocative actions and statements and presenting everything as a pink cloud serves no one and nothing, the "suplex" said.
He maintained that the real objective of the E/C is to continue the existing regime, from which they "feed" and in no way to abolish or change it.
I hope that certain circles who find today negotiable the E/C proposals, which serve no other purpose than the extension of their sovereignty over the territories of the pseudo-state, will see that we are being dragged into a dirty game in which we will not be able to find land to live on tomorrow, he said. Ertoğruloglu, apparently commenting on the statements of opposition leader Toufan Erhiurman who called for negotiation of the MoU.
According to Tahsin Ertoğruloglu, on the island today there are two separate, sovereign states, they have non-negotiable sovereign rights to their own territories and this "is a reality that is not up for discussion. The sooner this fact is understood, the sooner the honourable struggle for independence and freedom of our ancestors, who did not want to be under the yoke of the Greek Cypriots, will be crowned with success."
Source: KYPE
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