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[zan]

OK then. Lets say we can't pay. What is your interpretation of what is going to happen.

[pitsilos]

look zan with that attitude what you and i want , won't make any difference. the future is decided.

[zan]

So what is going to change the future? The RoC buying up our debt and then what. We still owe someone. If the RoC wants to wipe that debt off then why can't Turkey. Oh I forgot they are the bad ones. Turkey bad, Roc good. You might as well leave all the discussion to one side andjust keep repeating that.

[pitsilos]

turkey forgiving the money i don't buy. not with the 2nd largest imf loans hanging over their head, where you constitute about 10%. no one is that generous.

[zan]

turkey forgiving the money i don't buy. not with the 2nd largest imf loans hanging over their head, where you constitute about 10%. no one is that generous.

Turkey is a third world country according you guys and Bob Geldoff has helped wipe out a heel of a lot of third world debt.

[Pyrpolizer]

Pitsilos If I may help the discuission a little bit the financial aid of Turkey to TRashNcan is not unconditional. From what I remember they put terms down that the occupied is oblidged to import all major products from Turkey not from any other country. This condition is also valid for services…

There are TCs (see Viewpoints post in another recent topic) who claim that Turkey gets her money back 10 fold through these conditions.... I don't know how much this is true.

[Viewpoint]

Pitsilos If I may help the discuission a little bit the financial aid of Turkey to TRashNcan is not unconditional. From what I remember they put terms down that the occupied is oblidged to import all major products from Turkey not from any other country. This condition is also valid for services…

There are TCs (see Viewpoints post in another recent topic) who claim that Turkey gets her money back 10 fold through these conditions.... I don't know how much this is true.

Well done Pyro, at last you show some promise.

[Pyrpolizer]

You could have supported your own argument VP, not expecting me to do it for you. But yet again I have no figures to fully support that argument. Could you please oblidge?

[Viewpoint]

You could have supported your own argument VP, not expecting me to do it for you. But yet again I have no figures to fully support that argument. Could you please oblidge?

Noway as I said before Im not falling for that again I did in another thread today and you just used them to call me a liar and progandanist, whats the point best to find your own then you might believe them.

But it doesnt take a genious to work out that the majoirty of goods and services are imported from Turkey and the TC wages go to buying these then the return is to the producing country Turkey which gets much more than what it put in.

[pitsilos]

You could have supported your own argument VP, not expecting me to do it for you. But yet again I have no figures to fully support that argument. Could you please oblidge?

Noway as I said before Im not falling for that again I did in another thread today and you just used them to call me a liar and progandanist, whats the point best to find your own then you might believe them.

But it doesnt take a genious to work out that the majoirty of goods and services are imported from Turkey and the TC wages go to buying these then the return is to the producing country Turkey which gets much more than what it put in.

I'm just wondering with a great deal like this, why not turkey apply it to the rest of the provinces as well.

think about it turkey gives them a dollar and the government gets back 10. hmmmm yeah it sounds like good economics to me.
no wonder turkey is pushing for the number one spot on the imf ladder.

in those agreements i bet there is a clause that says every penny be paid back, one way or another.