Get Real! wrote:For Bananiot and Jerry, who have the combined IQ of a Walls sausage!
You seem to be losing track of the initial argument which was a comparison of the benefit as a result of the number and type of immigrants that Cyprus and the UK have been exchanging over the decades!
Now from a financial/economic perspective, tell me… which of the two countries has benefited the most out of the foreigners they have absorbed from each other...
The UK, which has received some 250,000 mostly young and healthy Greek Cypriots in need of work, and many of which went on to establish businesses and create jobs for others thereby stimulating the economy?
Or Cyprus, which has mostly received around 70,000 old age British pensioners plagued with rheumatisms and other ailments and in need of the Mediterranean sun and plenty of healthcare!
The comparison is not even a comparison but a bloody British joke!
So they arrive in Cyprus, dont spend a penny to support the local economy, provide NO work for local pool cleaners, shop keepers, bar and restaurant owners,Car tax, Petrol stations etc etc, have paid into the NHS all their lives and you begrudge them because they get their adult nappies before you