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Responses against Jack Straw

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Only few out of tens of responses sent to Labour Member of Parliament and ex Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary pro-Turkish Jack Straw (not to mention the hundreds of comments received by the newspaper) regarding his recent despicable article in The London Times 8 November 2010.

1. Response by angry Conservative MP for Hendon North London Matthew Offord ( ).

2. Letter response by Mr. L. Leonidou president of EKEKA in London . ( ( ) . . ).

3. Letter to Jack Straw copied to the Prime Minister, the Foreign Secretary and the Cyprus High Commission in L ondon, by Fanoulla Argyrou, journalist in London ( . . ).

Subject: Hendon MP attacks Jack Straw's article on Cyprus

Press Release

Responding to the article in the Times by Jack Straw, Hendon's Member of Parliament Matthew Offord said that the former Foreign Secretary's comments are putting British bases at risk.

In an article in the Times on Monday, Straw suggested that it is time for the British government to "consider the formal partition of Cyprus " if the current United Nations-led negotiations to re-unify the island fail to reach a settlement.

Responding angrily, Matthew said "This is not an acceptable solution to people who are affected by the invasion in 1974. It would not only be a betrayal of the Greek Cypriots who have had their land and homes seized, their loved ones murdered and their country invaded but a division would also mean that under the Treaty of Establishment, Britain wouldn't be able to retain its bases in Cyprus. This would be catastrophic for troops going into and returning from conflict in Afghanistan . I urge the Foreign Secretary not to be a man of straw and to stand up to Turkey and demand her withdrawal from the island."

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Mr Jack Straw, MP

House of Commons

LondonSW1A 00A

Dear Mr Straw

In your letter to The Times (8.11.2010) you presented no tangible arguments for your support of Turkey s accession to the European Union.

The spirit of your letter and your subsequent radio threat of partition unless the Republic of Cyprus withdraws objections to Turkey s EU accession amount to a gross blackmail reminiscent of colonial times practices.

In pursuing your strong pro-Turkish stance, during your time as Foreign secretary and currently as an MP, not only you undermine issues such as the military invasion and occupation of 40% of Cyprus, the ethnic cleansing and 36 years of violations of fundamental human rights and liberties by Turkey, but you also suggest a reward for the instigator of these injustices.

I hope you reflect on these points and reconsider your one-sided, biased and unjust viewpoint.

Yours sincerely,

LeonidasLeonidou

President of EKEKA

(Federation of Cypriot Refugees in the UK )

3 Elmwood Avenue

LondonN13 4HG

10.11.2010

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Mr Jack Straw, MP

House of Commons

LondonSW1A 00A

Dear Mr. Straw, London 10.11.2010

Your article in The Times 8 November 2010

There are indeed no ifs and no buts in Turkey s accession negotiation process.

Your despicable article is in contempt of Law and Justice as we know it in order to appease Turkey . From one hand you are actually calling upon the British Government to commit illegal acts in defiance and violation of United Nations resolutions (541 of 1983 and 550 of 1984) which is unthinkable especially coming from a Member of Parliament through a national newspaper, and from the other you are indeed forgetting that Cyprus is no longer a British colony to mess about as you please, your jurisdiction and free hand to cut and join has long gone since 1959

Turkeys accession negotiations are a totally separate issue. If Turkey wishes her application to proceed smoothly she has to abide with the rules of the game. Turkey has not fulfilled her obligations expected of her and the EU will not proceed with her entry negotiations unless she does fulfil in full those obligations. As simple as that. No ifs and no buts. Therefore it is not Cyprus s fault, another member of the EU, if Turkey is stubbornly refusing to meet those demands one of which is the paramount need and obligation to recognise the Republic of Cyprus .

There are no two stories to the Cyprus situation as you wrongly claim. But only one and very clear one Turkey invaded Cyprus in 1974 and still is there occupying half of the Republic of Cyprus, an EU member, depriving 200,000 Greek Cypriot refugees from returning to their stolen land and properties and in violation and contempt of numerous UN and EU resolutions calling for her to withdraw her troops and 160,000 (or so) settlers she imported into the occupied area. No solution without restitution of our properties in the occupied.

Your article is full of prejudice against the Greek Cypriots and their plight for justice. It is a venomous outburst which has its roots back in 2004 when you were furious with the 76% NO of the Greek Cypriots who overwhelmingly and DEMOCRATICALLY rejected through the referendum imposed on them, the racist apartheid solution of the so called Annan Plan. Which was based on the Turkish demand of bizonal bicommunal federation. And you vowed at that meeting in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the 26 of April 2004 to revenge the Greek Cypriots, late President Tassos Papadopoulos and the Republic of Cyprus for not bowing to your and to Turkish demands to commit suicide to please Turkish interests and ambitions.

Your article also appear with disrespect to two major London Court of Appeal decisions a) Apostolides v Orams and b) the very recent one (published The Times 9 November 2010) Flight refusal justified when Lord Justice Richards rejected the Turkish appeal for direct flights to the occupied area in Cyprus. Lord Justice Richards said that the granting of permits sought by the Kibris Turk hava Yollari and Another would constitute a breach of the United Kingdom s obligation to respect the rights of the Republic of Cyprus and would be unlawful.

Finally no need to repeat the Cyprus Spokesmans response that your pro-Turkish article will affect the very existence of the British military bases in Cyprus .

Yours faithfully,

Fanoulla Argyrou

Researcher/Journalist and refugee from occupied Nicosia

London.

c.c. Rt. Hon David Cameron MP, Prime Minister

c.c. Rt. Hon William Hague MP, Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary

CyprusHigh Commission

Press

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Agora on November 9, 2010

Leader article in www.eleftheria.co.uk 28.10.2010 on what actually Archbishop Makarios accepted with his 12 February 1977 Guidelines with R. Denktash

According to Archbishop Makarios all that Christofias is negotiating today equals to PARTITION!

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Dr. Yiannos Charalambides, who works in the EU Brussels but also is a regular writer in Simerini newspaper in Cyprus, explains how the negotiations with bizonal as base underpin partition i.e. the total contrary to what Christofias and his supporters claim when they say that those who reject bizonal promote partition. The article is titled The boomerang of a policy i.e. that of bizonal.

This article is perfectly complimented by Eleftherias explanations as to what Makarios had accepted in1977. In fact what Dr. Charalambides is saying in his article today in Simerini was said in 1977 by Makarios himself. That bizonal will equal partition!

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