Talisker wrote:kimon07 wrote:The true Greek Tragedy is that the traitors, who have been running Greece since 1955, have been selling the country down the river systematically.
Completely agree, the political, financial, social and military elite have behaved disgracefully, being entirely self-serving and caring little for the effects of their actions on the rest of the nation.
But that does not mean those of us outside Greece who are observing this tragedy unfolding, including some forumers here who should know better, should denigrate the Greek population, the masses who have not contributed to the problem but have to face the consequences and are stigmatized as being tax dodgers, corrupt, lazy, etc.
We have the very same traitors in Cyprus and they have sold us out and are still selling us out with their Greek (Ottoman) ways within our Government throughout history.
It is about time we stop attaching ourselves to this God forsaken "mother" because it is starting to get embarrassing. And if Hellenism is so enlightened, well it doesn't appear to be so judging by the perverse racism to anything and almost everything non Greek. It's high time Cyprus stands on its own. There is nothing we can gain from Greece, other than their corruption which has caused their own decay and will cause ours in the not too distant future.
Cyprus, like all other new countries, such as the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand et al needs to grow up fast.
And if you think it is this Hellenism that will unite us, then you are wrong. With this nonsense, all because some people want to cling on to the past, we will only guarantee a Greek and Turkish Cyprus.
Honestly Talisker, if that is who I am talking to, I thought you would understand much better being a Scott.
And you are wrong if you assume that we do not care for Greece or the plight of people.