Hermes wrote:Today's the day. Good luck to the T/Cs in persuading their Turkish overlords to keep them in the lifestyle they feel they are entitled to.
http://www.cyprus-mail.com/employment/t ... y/20110128Faced with economic austerity and rising living costs, disgruntled Turkish Cypriot opinion is often focused on the Turkish government in Ankara, which many see as exercising its own political and economic will against the interests of the island’s indigenous population yes, good joke there.“Who is going to stay and work for these salaries? Most will go to Europe (Bye Bye, when do you leave??), and we’ll be replaced by people from Turkey,” 28 year-old schoolteacher Hatice Dortlemez told the Mail.
You have got to laugh, next they will be blaming EOKA and Papadopoulos for making them leave Cyprus
If I were turkey, I would be laughing my arse off at these plonkers. They shut everything down in protest, talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face. It doesn't affect Turkey you morons, she is tucked away 40 miles away living comfortably or are you too stupid to notice that.
As for the comment by the resident bananiotoglu plonker, In Tunisia the government and the people are one and in the same country. In case it's too difficult for you to understand, any action by the people directly affects the government and the country. Unlike the pseudo state where it affects no one but themselves. As Mr Miltiades would say, bloody Plonkers.
Go on Turkey, I challenge you, cut off their finance for just 6 months and we'll see if they fall into line or not, and Turkey came to save them.
Hey VP, are you watching??? Where's your saviour now, huh?????