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by **B0B** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 2:16 am

those who prefer to live in the fairytale of the prehaircut virtual reality better stop reading now

the business in cyprus is collapsing faster than a twin tower
some people just wanted to see it to believe it
their bank accounts are impaired beyond repair
as we speak companies are shutting down, laying off their personnel
by the end of the next month the crowds will move from the banks to the employment offices
do you think they will get their unemployment benefits?

while every dick and harry on tv explains how he knew the collapse is coming
nobody has said a word about taking care of the avalanche of unemployment that is about to smash the hollow state coffers
these people will default on their debts dragging down bank of cyprus and hellenic
and then the cash loaded trucks will have to give the money off on the city square since there will be no bank left to deal with it
oops - no trucks are coming then since no accounts exist anymore

the criminal act of war that was executed upon cyprus is about to explode in the coming days
surely many people have savings and provisions to maybe go without any income for some months or even a year
but the domino effect has began and i dont think it can be stopped

in any other country this situation would have sparkled violent street protests but the local siga-siga is just keeping the lid on for now
last night i heard three loud explosions - do you think it was just firecrackers?
stay safe and warm - last year they almost burned the town over a football match
what about now?

lets hope for a miracle to avoid all that...

by **sven** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 4:23 am

You are spot on bob people can't see it, a man in my mums village employed 6 people, he had a lot of money stolen, his work force today was reduced to one. I do not know how aware you are bob, you sound very aware, but what has happened and what is about to happen is not a mistake. You are right to look ahead and see the coming situation, just one man having to lay off 80% of the people he employs, 80% less income tax for the government and a 100% - 400% increase in unemployment burden on the government. Yesterday I watched the BBC News in the uk, they interviewed quite a few people 'live' in Cyprus, one of the first was a Cypriot Lady, who stated the truth that Cyprus is being used as a test base for the rest of Europe and that includes the UK. Throughout the rest of the day they repeated all the interviews but not hers.I can prove to you and anyone else that wants to read the link below, this is deliberate,
http://www.chrisspivey.co.uk/forum/view ... 1179#p1179
The Criminals In Charge have been changing the Law in the UK specifically so that they can repeat the Cyprus Capture, The THEFT, from peoples savings in the UK.It is not just the UK either, they have attempted to change the law in New Zealand, there they call it the 'Open Bank Resolution' (OBR), Ben Bernanke refused to rule it out in the USA, thus it can only be a co-ordinated atempt to steal from peoples savings across the world. And the Cypriots have been the ones picked on as the control group to test the methodology of the THEFT. Remember people when the time comes who did this. You are right Bob, this IS just the beginning, and it is going to get worse, not just for Cyprus but across the world. God speed mate, I wish you well, And Take care.

by **CBBB** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 5:14 am

very reliable sources!

by **Tim Drayton** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 6:17 am

This is not the end - it is just the beginning ... of a long, slow, hard recovery. Cyprus will survive and prosper.

by **Tim Drayton** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 6:24 am

PS - Give it a rest, will ya? We have all worked out by now that you are expats living in property that was expropriated from its rightful owners when they fled from the Turkish army.

by **Cap** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:05 am

a little bit of good news.
Paphos airport seeing an increase in tourist arrivals for summer season.

http://www.pafosnet.com/?p=25442

by **Cap** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:47 am

Commentators had been confident that as soon as the banks reopened on Thursday at noon after Cyprus signed a rescue deal with the European Union to stave off national bankruptcy, there would be scenes of chaos.

The experts were right, but it wasn't the Cypriots causing the pandemonium.

http://www.voanews.com/content/cyprus-b ... 31436.html

by **Tim Drayton** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:55 am

Does anybody else see a resemblance?

http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/lord%20haw_haw.htm

Lord Haw-Haw, William Joyce, became a figure of fascination and hate in World War Two. Lord Haw-Haw's voice was heard on German radio especially during the dark days of the Blitz when the fighting spirit of Great Britain was put to the test.

[…]

Joyce's broadcasts were anti-Semitic and poked fun at the British war leader Winston Churchill. It is thought that on average six million people listened to Joyce each broadcast. Many found the broadcasts so absurd that they were seen as a way of relieving the tedium of life in Britain during the war.

by **jonah** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:56 am

B0B wrote:those who prefer to live in the fairytale of the prehaircut virtual reality better stop reading now

the business in cyprus is collapsing faster than a twin tower
some people just wanted to see it to believe it
their bank accounts are impaired beyond repair
as we speak companies are shutting down, laying off their personnel
by the end of the next month the crowds will move from the banks to the employment offices
do you think they will get their unemployment benefits?

while every dick and harry on tv explains how he knew the collapse is coming
nobody has said a word about taking care of the avalanche of unemployment that is about to smash the hollow state coffers
these people will default on their debts dragging down bank of cyprus and hellenic
and then the cash loaded trucks will have to give the money off on the city square since there will be no bank left to deal with it
oops - no trucks are coming then since no accounts exist anymore

the criminal act of war that was executed upon cyprus is about to explode in the coming days
surely many people have savings and provisions to maybe go without any income for some months or even a year
but the domino effect has began and i dont think it can be stopped

in any other country this situation would have sparkled violent street protests but the local siga-siga is just keeping the lid on for now
last night i heard three loud explosions - do you think it was just firecrackers?
stay safe and warm - last year they almost burned the town over a football match
what about now?

lets hope for a miracle to avoid all that...

Well for all the austerity measure we Cypriots and expats will go through,the Government isnt issuing food stamps to the needy,like they are in the U.K,we will look after our own

by **Sotos** » Sat Mar 30, 2013 10:15 am

Tim Drayton wrote:PS - Give it a rest, will ya? We have all worked out by now that you are expats living in property that was expropriated from its rightful owners when they fled from the Turkish army.

I think Bob invested in bitcoins. Since the news for a haircut in Cyprus was announced earlier this month the price of bitcoin went from $50 to $90. He is now trying to raise the price of bitcoins more :roll: