No not Turkish but I read news regarding EU. What I said, is almost a known fact: EU wanted the island to be united, promised EU to Cyprus and Greek Cyprus lead

No not Turkish but I read news regarding EU. What I said, is almost a known fact: EU wanted the island to be united, promised EU to Cyprus and Greek Cyprus leaders promised to vote Yes on unification. Once EU accession date was given they voted no on unification and now they have no incentive to do so. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1021835.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1021835.stm EU does not let countries in without having solved their problems. NATO and EU, save for a few countries, overlap, but now on every decision they have to go around and ask Cypriot leaders who will use their veto. The Greek side has gotten all they want from EU, the Turkish side has a blockade and what not and it goes back and forth. In other words, the tiny and divided /occupied country of Cyprus (Greek side) used EU to fight their battles, irritating the powers that be. Greece did that too. The powers that be took a trip down memory line