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[johnny1]

when they eventually decide on what bail out,this will be the beginning of very tough times ahead.
now more than ever we have to have solidarity.
each country and especially in europe they take care of there own people first,as seen lately in europe.now we have to do the same...take care of our own people FIRST.
what we will see now is unemployment reaching levels higher than anywhere else in europe...at least doubling.what greece and spain have is nothing,
im not racist or anything but these eastern europeans that now have most of the jobs in cyprus have to start packing and going back to there homes.
if europe bullies us into this then we have to bully back.these euopeans that work do nothing for the economy..all the money they get is sent back to there countries,where as a cypriot would be putting back into the economy thus helping it to get back on its feet.sorry to say this to any easter european reading this but ur country takes care of u first..so we must take care of us first now.
remember things 5 ... 6....7 years ago before the euro?things were great...limmasol wasnt little russia back then...getting a job?no problem...going to the supermarket with a trolly not a basket etc...we can get all this back sooner than later....but we have to support business and people who put the cypriots first.
cypriots have to come down into the right size shoe for a while..take any job thats reasonable...
also cyprus has to start punishing those that make the big mistakes...for example..this mess we are in now...some peoples are to blame..who are they?where are they?cant keep covering up the big shits and humiliate the poor guy.
remember the man who stole a halloumi from the supermarket?his name was in the paper..he said he was only trying to feed his family....he will go to court.for a bit of cheese...no shame and some who kill and destroy economies and prey on under age children for there pleasure are waliking around free, IS THAT FAIR???
wake up people..either get out of this mess or get further in it.
by the way does anyone know what happened to that man who stole the halloumi?how can i contact him?would like to buy him a meal or something..

[DrCyprus]

when they eventually decide on what bail out,this will be the beginning of very tough times ahead.
now more than ever we have to have solidarity.
each country and especially in europe they take care of there own people first,as seen lately in europe.now we have to do the same...take care of our own people FIRST.
what we will see now is unemployment reaching levels higher than anywhere else in europe...at least doubling.what greece and spain have is nothing,
im not racist or anything but these eastern europeans that now have most of the jobs in cyprus have to start packing and going back to there homes.
if europe bullies us into this then we have to bully back.these euopeans that work do nothing for the economy..all the money they get is sent back to there countries,where as a cypriot would be putting back into the economy thus helping it to get back on its feet.sorry to say this to any easter european reading this but ur country takes care of u first..so we must take care of us first now.
remember things 5 ... 6....7 years ago before the euro?things were great...limmasol wasnt little russia back then...getting a job?no problem...going to the supermarket with a trolly not a basket etc...we can get all this back sooner than later....but we have to support business and people who put the cypriots first.
cypriots have to come down into the right size shoe for a while..take any job thats reasonable...
also cyprus has to start punishing those that make the big mistakes...for example..this mess we are in now...some peoples are to blame..who are they?where are they?cant keep covering up the big shits and humiliate the poor guy.
remember the man who stole a halloumi from the supermarket?his name was in the paper..he said he was only trying to feed his family....he will go to court.for a bit of cheese...no shame and some who kill and destroy economies and prey on under age children for there pleasure are waliking around free, IS THAT FAIR???
wake up people..either get out of this mess or get further in it.
by the way does anyone know what happened to that man who stole the halloumi?how can i contact him?would like to buy him a meal or something..

First of all, there is absolutely no reason to nurture any hatred towards any non-cypriot currently working in Cyprus. The true fault rests with the CYPRIOT EMPLOYERS WHO SYSTEMATICALLY FIRED SEASONED CYPRIOT BORN PROFESSIONALS AND SUBSTITUTED THEM WITH THESE PEOPLE. The true fault rests with the CYPRIOT BORN IDIOTS WHO WERE RAISED TOO POSH TO ACCEPT A HOTEL JOB AND PREFERRED TO STAY AT HOME WITH THEIR PARENTS AND BE TRENDY AND COOL WITH CARS AND CLOTHES THEY DIDN'T BUY THEMSELVES.

Second of all, DON'T FIGHT THE EUROPEAN UNION, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. Have you ever thought of imitating these Eastern Europeans? Personally, I've lived and worked in 3 different European countries and I'm currently sitting on some comfortable savings which are fortunately not located in a Cypriot bank. EVENTUALLY, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO BRING THE MONEY YOU EARNED BACK TO OUR BELOVED CYPRUS.

Clear your mind from all the hatred, and start thinking how to make the best out of this situation. As for the culprits, the mob should kill the lot of them... but unfortunately they are too busy fighting each other over apoel and omonoia.

[johnny1]

no hatred toward these people at all.everyone tries to better them selves in anyway possible.
you are right about the cypriots being too poshed.agree with you but now they start to wear there correct shoe size.i do have pity for them because all they know is how to spend the money that they didnt work for...sitting in the coffee shops and gossipping..but hey..everybody deserves a second chance right?
i say to emplyers whoever..give ur people first chance.if they still think they r to high class to accept..then fair enough

[jonah]

when they eventually decide on what bail out,this will be the beginning of very tough times ahead.
now more than ever we have to have solidarity.
each country and especially in europe they take care of there own people first,as seen lately in europe.now we have to do the same...take care of our own people FIRST.
what we will see now is unemployment reaching levels higher than anywhere else in europe...at least doubling.what greece and spain have is nothing,
im not racist or anything but these eastern europeans that now have most of the jobs in cyprus have to start packing and going back to there homes.
if europe bullies us into this then we have to bully back.these euopeans that work do nothing for the economy..all the money they get is sent back to there countries,where as a cypriot would be putting back into the economy thus helping it to get back on its feet.sorry to say this to any easter european reading this but ur country takes care of u first..so we must take care of us first now.
remember things 5 ... 6....7 years ago before the euro?things were great...limmasol wasnt little russia back then...getting a job?no problem...going to the supermarket with a trolly not a basket etc...we can get all this back sooner than later....but we have to support business and people who put the cypriots first.
cypriots have to come down into the right size shoe for a while..take any job thats reasonable...
also cyprus has to start punishing those that make the big mistakes...for example..this mess we are in now...some peoples are to blame..who are they?where are they?cant keep covering up the big shits and humiliate the poor guy.
remember the man who stole a halloumi from the supermarket?his name was in the paper..he said he was only trying to feed his family....he will go to court.for a bit of cheese...no shame and some who kill and destroy economies and prey on under age children for there pleasure are waliking around free, IS THAT FAIR???
wake up people..either get out of this mess or get further in it.
by the way does anyone know what happened to that man who stole the halloumi?how can i contact him?would like to buy him a meal or something..

When one starts to blame immigrants for the woes of the failure of the economy,then we are sliding down a slippery slope