joe wrote:phoenix wrote:Tell them Nikitas . . . Cyprus does not need tourism or any -ism.
Cypriots can make their own way in the world. ... they are not slaves to any means to an end!
Cypriots survived long before any of these modern trappings and they are innovative enough to survive against all odds no matter the hardships!
Well said. It is time to diverse our economy. Cyprus dependency on tourism makes our economy extremely vulnerable to external economic factors.
I would like to add my two cents on the British base issue.
Gone are they days when Brits dictate the terms. Unfortunately, there are some in this forum who cant grasp this reality. You see them whining constantly--chirping the same talking points about how we should have accepted the Annan Plan. It is time to tell them to stop promoting partition or have their British Bases closed.
BTW does anyone know if there are any planned peaceful demonstrations against the bases here in the near future? If so, please advice. I wouldn’t mind attending one of these demonstrations to show my displeasure with Britain's policy on Cyprus.
Agreed, and what about all the so called 'employees' that work at the bases? They should have a 48hr flash strike and demo outside, do what most other countries, like india, iran, iran to name a few, would do, burn an efegee(Spelling?) of Gordon brown for the media. But the GCs are just full of shit sometimes, as long as they get their shitty wage doesn't concern them
but its an idea. what say you guys?
We can hijack the road from dhekelia to St. Nick for a day, bet they would love that not having free movement, let them see how it feels to be held to ransom.
I am totally discusted with the British government, but then, it was the F labour party that F***ed us back in '74. As the saying goes:
'Oses fores kai lousis ton skilo, pale skilies tha vroma', translated to :
'How ever many times you bath a dog, he still stinks of dog', how very appropriate in this case too.
My two euros worth.