Τα Wikileaks αποκαλύπτουν για την Κύπρο

Ακολουθεί το πρωτότυπο έγγραφο από το wikileaks.org(*) Το να λένε οι Τούρκοι ότι η Κύπρος ως μέλος της ΕΕ είναι άτρωτη, είναι η μεγαλύτερη απόδειξη ότι οι κραυγές για απειλή απομονωτισμού σε περίπτωση απόρριψης του Σχεδίου Ανάν ήταν ενσυνείδητες ενέργειες εναντίον της Κύπρου.

(*) Το Αντίβαρο, σε αντίθεση με αρκετές άλλες ιστοσελίδες και ιστολόγια, βρίσκει τα πρωτότυπα έγγραφα και δημοσιεύει την πηγή τους.

http://cablegate.wikileaks.org/cable/2010/02/10ANKARA302.html

EU, CYPRUS and GREECE 
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¶9. (C) Sinirlioglu said Turkey’s EU accession is being 
obstructed by the politically motivated objections of several 
member states, notably France, Austria and Cyprus. He 
reserved special criticism for President Sarkozy. He accused 
France of changing the rules mid-game. He contended French 
opposition to Turkey’s membership is “deepening the cultural 
divide” between Christian Europe and the Muslim world: “A 
wider audience is watching this.” 
¶10. (C) He regretted perceived Greek Cypriot complacency 
regarding the island’s reunification talks: EU “membership 
makes them invulnerable.” Greek Cypriots, he said, want the 
world to forget the progress achieved by the Annan Plan in 
¶2004. They pretend relations between the island’s two 
communities are an internal affair, even though, by treaty, 
it’s been an international issue for 50 years. Talat’s 
cross-voting proposal, Sinirlioglu continued, should have 
been a breakthrough, but the Greek Cypriots failed to react. 
Downer is frustrated, Sinirlioglu alleged, and so are the 
Turkish Cypriots. He implied the island’s Turkish community 
would register its frustration by voting out Talat as TRNC 
“president” in April. He renewed Turkey’s appeal for higher 
profile direct USG involvement in the negotiations. 
¶11. (C) Sinirlioglu welcomed Greek PM Papandeou’s belated 
response to Erdogan’s October 30 letter seeking a frank new 
discussion of the two neighbors’ several long-running 
disputes. He conceded Papandreou’s delay is understandable 
in light of his likely preoccupation with Greece’s acute 
financial crisis. Based on Papandreou’s response, 
Sinirlioglu said, Turkey expects to begin new talks with 
Greece soon.