MrH wrote:What this article really means is, as we all know how easily "Very Rich" individuals can lose their wealth via corrupt cash transactions (Hence Banks, Credit Crunch, dodgy Traders etc)! It's always a more reliable bet to establish strong "Government" sponsored deals instead.
Those so-called wealthy bunch of scheming Greek-Americans are too flaky and transparent for the American Congress to base their "True" relationship(s) upon, where their Turkish-American peers, with their solid Turkish Government relations, are obviously a much better platform to invest in.
It goes to show - Quality is better than Quantity when it comes to money-related transactions (Which I guess also explains a lot with Cyprus' situation - The "Important" countries obviously value their relationship with Turkey far more than a few wealthy Greek Cypriot Boat-man who happened to have made a few dollars under their "Hijacked" Republic!) - Hehehehehe.
Obviously, this article only just touches the surface of what's really happening!
All one needs to do is compare Greece's and/or Cyprus' GDP/GNP p/capita etc against that of Turkey to bury your theory...
NB: The p/capita added after getting scorned by DT...
gotta watch these kids like a hawk 
