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[CrookedRiverGuy]

Cypriot citizens can seek employment in every part of the EU, with zero restrictions.

And Iceland is an EEA-member, so there's not a big difference I guess.

There's two kids from Iceland in my daughters class, coming here after their meltdown

[appel]

I don't think we are hostages. We are players.

The Euro belongs to Cyprus too.

Pawns are meant to be sacrificed to keep the game going.

[kurupetos]

:lol: typical state of denial

does anyone really expect germany to change their policy?
monday morning the headlines will read
"cyprus is out of eu and the eurozone"

Why not accept the original proposal?

[CrookedRiverGuy]

I don't think we are hostages. We are players.

According to some voices here, you don't play well together

[kurupetos]

Cypriot citizens can seek employment in every part of the EU, with zero restrictions.

And Iceland is an EEA-member, so there's not a big difference I guess.

There's two kids from Iceland in my daughters class, coming here after their meltdown

I know that mate. I didn't claim otherwise; I was simply stating the Cypriot citizens' employment options.

[GreekIslandGirl]

I don't think we are hostages. We are players.

According to some voices here, you don't play well together

Yeah, we're still in kindergarten.

[kurupetos]

I don't think we are hostages. We are players.

According to some voices here, you don't play well together

We are all on the same boat (Eurozone), i.e., we are part of the system, either they like it or not.

[appel]

I don't think we are hostages. We are players.

According to some voices here, you don't play well together

We are all on the same boat (Eurozone), i.e., we are part of the system, either they like it or not.

Economically, Cyprus is of no significance to the eurozone. It's the precedent that is the most dangerous. If Cyprus leaves the eurozone (or tax deposits) that creates a whole new ball game.

[appel]

Here's a good article:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall ... -succeeds/

[CrookedRiverGuy]

I know that mate. I didn't claim otherwise; I was simply stating the Cypriot citizens' employment options.

OK, but they are mostly theoretical. I often read about highly qualified Spanish engineers and so on, that aren't left a tiny chance in the job market here. Mostly a language issue, probably, but where should the Cypriots go? To Greece with its 20% unemployment? To UK?