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[denizaksulu]

“I am ashamed to be Greek.”

Well, let’s hope that Greece’s demise will also mean that some Cypriot fools will now want to climb off Mount Olympus and back down to earth where they belong…

....to the Cypriot Mt. Olympus

I hope they like it because ours is about 1,000m shorter!

but less corrupted by occupiers. Its not the height that matters...........

[BirKibrisli]

Guys, guys, Greece's problem is simple, they spent more than they receive.
It's not rocket Science. With a tiny population in minus, a very small proportion
Actually able to work due to the vast majority being well over the age of 50,
And Greece's failed attempts in curving its trade deficit according to its lack
Of industrial output, Greece was always, and will always fall into the same trap.
Like with many European countries, Greece needs a young workforce - probably
From Turkey - to stop relentless spending for the next 20 years and leave the
EURO and make deals with other NON-EU member rich countries without EU-
Red tape and restrictions implied on its economy. This bailout won't last too long
Before Greece falls into a harder economic scenario than today. And, judging
By Germany's offer to buy a few Greek islands in return for money, I wouldn't
Trust the EU as far as a cheap EasyJet flight. Greece needs Turkey, and to Harmonise
Its relationship with the Turkic countries, including the TRNC. if Turkey can give
The TRNC a free 1billion per year, imagine the strength of Turkey's emerging
Economy, both as an energy hub and according to the lucratic deals signed with
Many of its neighbours.

This was written on my Blackberry device so sorry for any errors. I will read
Your comments when I arrive in Zurich.

At least one Greek agrees with you Mr H...

The governor of Kios island has reportedly written to Papandreu asking that young Turks should be allowed to visit the island without visas and settle there freely if they so chose...Polidoros Lambniduris thinks it is high time Greeks gave up their racist and xenophobic attitudes and embrace their Turkish neighbours...The only way forward in the global village economy...could this be the beginning of the end of our little Problem???
http://arama.hurriyet.com.tr/arsivnews.aspx?id=14610451

[denizaksulu]

Guys, guys, Greece's problem is simple, they spent more than they receive.
It's not rocket Science. With a tiny population in minus, a very small proportion
Actually able to work due to the vast majority being well over the age of 50,
And Greece's failed attempts in curving its trade deficit according to its lack
Of industrial output, Greece was always, and will always fall into the same trap.
Like with many European countries, Greece needs a young workforce - probably
From Turkey - to stop relentless spending for the next 20 years and leave the
EURO and make deals with other NON-EU member rich countries without EU-
Red tape and restrictions implied on its economy. This bailout won't last too long
Before Greece falls into a harder economic scenario than today. And, judging
By Germany's offer to buy a few Greek islands in return for money, I wouldn't
Trust the EU as far as a cheap EasyJet flight. Greece needs Turkey, and to Harmonise
Its relationship with the Turkic countries, including the TRNC. if Turkey can give
The TRNC a free 1billion per year, imagine the strength of Turkey's emerging
Economy, both as an energy hub and according to the lucratic deals signed with
Many of its neighbours.

This was written on my Blackberry device so sorry for any errors. I will read
Your comments when I arrive in Zurich.

At least one Greek agrees with you Mr H...

The governor of Kios island has reportedly written to Papandreu asking that young Turks should be allowed to visit the island without visas and settle there freely if they so chose...Polidoros Lambniduris thinks it is high time Greeks gave up their racist and xenophobic attitudes and embrace their Turkish neighbours...The only way forward in the global village economy...could this be the beginning of the end of our little Problem???
http://arama.hurriyet.com.tr/arsivnews.aspx?id=14610451

So you have become nmber one settler I wonder how many will follow in your wake? .....................I wouldnt mind. More peaceful than Cyprus perhaps?

[BirKibrisli]

Guys, guys, Greece's problem is simple, they spent more than they receive.
It's not rocket Science. With a tiny population in minus, a very small proportion
Actually able to work due to the vast majority being well over the age of 50,
And Greece's failed attempts in curving its trade deficit according to its lack
Of industrial output, Greece was always, and will always fall into the same trap.
Like with many European countries, Greece needs a young workforce - probably
From Turkey - to stop relentless spending for the next 20 years and leave the
EURO and make deals with other NON-EU member rich countries without EU-
Red tape and restrictions implied on its economy. This bailout won't last too long
Before Greece falls into a harder economic scenario than today. And, judging
By Germany's offer to buy a few Greek islands in return for money, I wouldn't
Trust the EU as far as a cheap EasyJet flight. Greece needs Turkey, and to Harmonise
Its relationship with the Turkic countries, including the TRNC. if Turkey can give
The TRNC a free 1billion per year, imagine the strength of Turkey's emerging
Economy, both as an energy hub and according to the lucratic deals signed with
Many of its neighbours.

This was written on my Blackberry device so sorry for any errors. I will read
Your comments when I arrive in Zurich.

At least one Greek agrees with you Mr H...

The governor of Kios island has reportedly written to Papandreu asking that young Turks should be allowed to visit the island without visas and settle there freely if they so chose...Polidoros Lambniduris thinks it is high time Greeks gave up their racist and xenophobic attitudes and embrace their Turkish neighbours...The only way forward in the global village economy...could this be the beginning of the end of our little Problem???
http://arama.hurriyet.com.tr/arsivnews.aspx?id=14610451

So you have become nmber one settler I wonder how many will follow in your wake? .....................I wouldnt mind. More peaceful than Cyprus perhaps?

My heart is set on Samos...Deniz it is just like Cyprus was in the 60s...I think we should establish a TC colony there...The people are so lovely too...Friendly,funloving,generous...And without a racist bone...

[denizaksulu]

Guys, guys, Greece's problem is simple, they spent more than they receive.
It's not rocket Science. With a tiny population in minus, a very small proportion
Actually able to work due to the vast majority being well over the age of 50,
And Greece's failed attempts in curving its trade deficit according to its lack
Of industrial output, Greece was always, and will always fall into the same trap.
Like with many European countries, Greece needs a young workforce - probably
From Turkey - to stop relentless spending for the next 20 years and leave the
EURO and make deals with other NON-EU member rich countries without EU-
Red tape and restrictions implied on its economy. This bailout won't last too long
Before Greece falls into a harder economic scenario than today. And, judging
By Germany's offer to buy a few Greek islands in return for money, I wouldn't
Trust the EU as far as a cheap EasyJet flight. Greece needs Turkey, and to Harmonise
Its relationship with the Turkic countries, including the TRNC. if Turkey can give
The TRNC a free 1billion per year, imagine the strength of Turkey's emerging
Economy, both as an energy hub and according to the lucratic deals signed with
Many of its neighbours.

This was written on my Blackberry device so sorry for any errors. I will read
Your comments when I arrive in Zurich.

At least one Greek agrees with you Mr H...

The governor of Kios island has reportedly written to Papandreu asking that young Turks should be allowed to visit the island without visas and settle there freely if they so chose...Polidoros Lambniduris thinks it is high time Greeks gave up their racist and xenophobic attitudes and embrace their Turkish neighbours...The only way forward in the global village economy...could this be the beginning of the end of our little Problem???
http://arama.hurriyet.com.tr/arsivnews.aspx?id=14610451

So you have become nmber one settler I wonder how many will follow in your wake? .....................I wouldnt mind. More peaceful than Cyprus perhaps?

My heart is set on Samos...Deniz it is just like Cyprus was in the 60s...I think we should establish a TC colony there...The people are so lovely too...Friendly,funloving,generous...And without a racist bone...

I am already expanding my options Bir.

[cymart]

I suppose you had better include me on the list but please do not accuse me of being Greek because I am not!In fact I cannot say what nationality I am,only that I was born in England.....

[YFred]

Guys, guys, Greece's problem is simple, they spent more than they receive.
It's not rocket Science. With a tiny population in minus, a very small proportion
Actually able to work due to the vast majority being well over the age of 50,
And Greece's failed attempts in curving its trade deficit according to its lack
Of industrial output, Greece was always, and will always fall into the same trap.
Like with many European countries, Greece needs a young workforce - probably
From Turkey - to stop relentless spending for the next 20 years and leave the
EURO and make deals with other NON-EU member rich countries without EU-
Red tape and restrictions implied on its economy. This bailout won't last too long
Before Greece falls into a harder economic scenario than today. And, judging
By Germany's offer to buy a few Greek islands in return for money, I wouldn't
Trust the EU as far as a cheap EasyJet flight. Greece needs Turkey, and to Harmonise
Its relationship with the Turkic countries, including the TRNC. if Turkey can give
The TRNC a free 1billion per year, imagine the strength of Turkey's emerging
Economy, both as an energy hub and according to the lucratic deals signed with
Many of its neighbours.

This was written on my Blackberry device so sorry for any errors. I will read
Your comments when I arrive in Zurich.

At least one Greek agrees with you Mr H...

The governor of Kios island has reportedly written to Papandreu asking that young Turks should be allowed to visit the island without visas and settle there freely if they so chose...Polidoros Lambniduris thinks it is high time Greeks gave up their racist and xenophobic attitudes and embrace their Turkish neighbours...The only way forward in the global village economy...could this be the beginning of the end of our little Problem???
http://arama.hurriyet.com.tr/arsivnews.aspx?id=14610451

So you have become nmber one settler I wonder how many will follow in your wake? .....................I wouldnt mind. More peaceful than Cyprus perhaps?

My heart is set on Samos...Deniz it is just like Cyprus was in the 60s...I think we should establish a TC colony there...The people are so lovely too...Friendly,funloving,generous...And without a racist bone...

I am already expanding my options Bir.

If there are single greek women involved that don't mind the good looking for his age tc to malemerge with, count me in. I am always looking to expand the clan to beyon 20 kids.

[B25]

My heart is set on Samos...Deniz it is just like Cyprus was in the 60s...I think we should establish a TC colony there...The people are so lovely too...Friendly,funloving,generous...And without a racist bone...

Yes, all you need to do, is stir some trouble, get Turkey to invade and occupy it and hey presto, you have your TC colony.

You've done enough damage to Cyprus, why do you want to destroy another GREEK island FFS?

[denizaksulu]

Guys, guys, Greece's problem is simple, they spent more than they receive.
It's not rocket Science. With a tiny population in minus, a very small proportion
Actually able to work due to the vast majority being well over the age of 50,
And Greece's failed attempts in curving its trade deficit according to its lack
Of industrial output, Greece was always, and will always fall into the same trap.
Like with many European countries, Greece needs a young workforce - probably
From Turkey - to stop relentless spending for the next 20 years and leave the
EURO and make deals with other NON-EU member rich countries without EU-
Red tape and restrictions implied on its economy. This bailout won't last too long
Before Greece falls into a harder economic scenario than today. And, judging
By Germany's offer to buy a few Greek islands in return for money, I wouldn't
Trust the EU as far as a cheap EasyJet flight. Greece needs Turkey, and to Harmonise
Its relationship with the Turkic countries, including the TRNC. if Turkey can give
The TRNC a free 1billion per year, imagine the strength of Turkey's emerging
Economy, both as an energy hub and according to the lucratic deals signed with
Many of its neighbours.

This was written on my Blackberry device so sorry for any errors. I will read
Your comments when I arrive in Zurich.

At least one Greek agrees with you Mr H...

The governor of Kios island has reportedly written to Papandreu asking that young Turks should be allowed to visit the island without visas and settle there freely if they so chose...Polidoros Lambniduris thinks it is high time Greeks gave up their racist and xenophobic attitudes and embrace their Turkish neighbours...The only way forward in the global village economy...could this be the beginning of the end of our little Problem???
http://arama.hurriyet.com.tr/arsivnews.aspx?id=14610451

So you have become nmber one settler I wonder how many will follow in your wake? .....................I wouldnt mind. More peaceful than Cyprus perhaps?

My heart is set on Samos...Deniz it is just like Cyprus was in the 60s...I think we should establish a TC colony there...The people are so lovely too...Friendly,funloving,generous...And without a racist bone...

I am already expanding my options Bir.

If there are single greek women involved that don't mind the good looking for his age tc to malemerge with, count me in. I am always looking to expand the clan to beyon 20 kids.

I see you have had enough French lessons then!!

[BirKibrisli]

I suppose you had better include me on the list but please do not accuse me of being Greek because I am not!In fact I cannot say what nationality I am,only that I was born in England.....

I am not sure which list you want to be on,cymart,but if you want to be part of the TC colony on Samos you would be most welcome...You can be Greek (there are quite a few of them on Samos ) or even GC for all I care...Lets all get away from this mindless,soul-destroying conflict and start again somewhere that reminds us,geographically at least,of Cyprus before the 70s...