[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

I agree there's nothing wrong with that, but she shouldn't come crying home to the UK when things go wrong. If you choose to move away, you shouldn't be coming home crying when things don't work out for you. If you choose to make your home in Cyprus then that is your home now. You can't just call yourself a Brit again when the going gets tough in yur new home over seas.

Wow am impressed, you read a newspaper article and are aware of some important facts.

Has she come home?

Is she actually crying about it?

She hasnt turned in her passport, has she?

Did she call herself anything other than British? If she did what did she call herself?

She is British, she lives in Cyprus, she was asked for a quote by a newspaper and gave one, is all the information I can garner from that piece.

Got any links or proof for any of your assertions?

Or were you just assuming? Mr Fordsworthe's original quotation springs to mind.

TTCHCOTP

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Wow am impressed, you read a newspaper article and are aware of some important facts.

Has she come home?

Is she actually crying about it?

She hasnt turned in her passport, has she?

Did she call herself anything other than British? If she did what did she call herself?

She is British, she lives in Cyprus, she was asked for a quote by a newspaper and gave one, is all the information I can garner from that piece.

Got any links or proof for any of your assertions?

Or were you just assuming? Mr Fordsworthe's original quotation springs to mind.

TTCHCOTP

Is that greek?...

[Nedusa]

This is the last resort tactic of a Bankrupt Capitalist banking elite. They are using Cyprus as a test case to see how quickly people accept this or what level of public disorder it causes. There comes a point when direct and indirect taxation does not bring in enough money and the only way to balance the books is take money directly out of people's savings accounts. And this is across the board so everyone who has money in these types if accounts will suffer. But truly rich people won't suffer as their money is safely invested elsewhere.

This is theft on a grand scale and I hope ALL the people who stand to lose money over this cause massive public protests. I hope also that the majority of people with money saved in Cyprus collectively threaten to withdraw their assets which could cause a financial tidal wave in Cyprus and probably bankrupt the whole island.

This needs to happen because if Cypriots accept this then Greece, Spain and Portugal are next, this is the thin edge of the wedge and it could precipitate a financial collapse like the world has never seen, making the crash of 2008 look like a small financial irregularity...!!!

[arista]

"if Cypriots accept this then Greece, Spain and Portugal are next"


Yes thats could be the case.

The €uro Mess - never ends

[Kizzy]

The FSA here only guarantee the first £85'000 of anyones accounts so if our banks go under this will happen here.
Wonder if croatia are having second thoughts about joining the EU?...haha!

[Scarlett.]

Is this just the Southern Greek Cyprus we're talking about? It's quite annoying that news outlets only say "Cyprus", when there's two completely different sides of the island (Turkish and Greek)

[arista]

Its got Even Worse
now banks will not open until Thursday.

Fights will happen

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by Chewy

Is this just the Southern Greek Cyprus we're talking about? It's quite annoying that news outlets only say "Cyprus", when there's two completely different sides of the island (Turkish and Greek)

Yeah the greek side of the island is regarded as the Republic of Cyprus, the Turkish side is not recognised, there is only Turkey who officially recognises the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

However the economic crisis is affecting life in the north as well.

[arista]

Now what is Russia going to do?
They would not dare bomb germany

[Cherie]

This is pretty unbelievable really bankers are still getting huge bonuses, yet it is people who are prudent and have put away money for their retirement or just a rainy day who are being penalised, this money has already been taxed at source and then taxed again as a saver and to dip into savings without permission is unforgivable.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

This is pretty unbelievable really bankers are still getting huge bonuses, yet it is people who are prudent and have put away money for their retirement or just a rainy day who are being penalised, this money has already been taxed at source and then taxed again as a saver and to dip into savings without permission is unforgivable.

Before this went Public
Russian banks took out Millions (they had top secret info)


As a result Germany is saying Cyprus Banks
may need to take 15% out
of all accounts over 100K.


And what is going wrong even more is the Power
has to pass this in their Parliament
but other members may block it.
Whick means No EU billions Loan
and a Bankrupt nation.

Ref: SkyNewsHD, Ch4News, CNN Business, BBC News.

[Iceman]

Cyprus' finance minister resigns.

1 million euro is being flown out by the RAF to military personnel.

Crowds are gathering outside as are riot police.

[arista]

Yes Bad news they blocked the Leader
so Tomorrow is his last roll of the Dice.


The RAF Plane has loads Armed officers
as the locals could do with that.


Cash Machines are being topped up
but how long can they keep topping it up with Cash?

On Ch4News Live
in 10minutes the machine was empty
thats how fast the public take it out.

The Germany Embassy has been attacked.

[Iceman]

The parliament has rejected it....gonna be a huge run on the banks come thursday

[arista]

Originally Posted by Iceman

The parliament has rejected it....gonna be a huge run on the banks come thursday

Yes but Tomorrow The PM bangs heads together.

Germany will not back down
as Cyrprus failed to much.

Run on the bank - They may Not open on Thursday , now.


So its the Cash machines
but they run out in 10 or 20mins
as the public does not trust anyone.


This is far worse trouble that Ireland had


Ref: Ch4News , SkyNewsHD and Bloomberg

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but Tomorrow The PM bangs heads together.

Germany will not back down
as Cyrprus failed to much.

Run on the bank - They may Not open on Thursday , now.


So its the Cash machines
but they run out in 10 or 20mins
as the public does not trust anyone.


This is far worse trouble that Ireland had


Ref: Ch4News , SkyNewsHD and Bloomberg

Big time and the fact we're doing good now proves it was the right thing to do by bailing us out. we're hitting targets and our budgets have been tough but fair in what we need to do to progress into a prosperous country again

[arista]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Big time and the fact we're doing good now proves it was the right thing to do by bailing us out. we're hitting targets and our budgets have been tough but fair in what we need to do to progress into a prosperous country again

Yes but as they are more near to the "King of the €uro "
Germany
so they have no trust.


Could this start a War?



Weds Paper

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Wow am impressed, you read a newspaper article and are aware of some important facts.

Has she come home?

Is she actually crying about it?

She hasnt turned in her passport, has she?

Did she call herself anything other than British? If she did what did she call herself?

She is British, she lives in Cyprus, she was asked for a quote by a newspaper and gave one, is all the information I can garner from that piece.

Got any links or proof for any of your assertions?

Or were you just assuming? Mr Fordsworthe's original quotation springs to mind.

TTCHCOTP

can i ask random questions with spaces in between?

how many different lines can i use?

will i seem more important and right by doing this?

what came first the chicken or the egg?

how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

[Kizzy]

Are you going to contribute to this thread alex?

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Are you going to contribute to this thread alex?

How dare you.

[Kizzy]

So who wants to bail out cyprus the most the EU or Russia?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

So who wants to bail out cyprus the most the EU or Russia?

Its IMF cash so America its part of that funding
the clock is ticking - Germany is the Boss.

[arista]

The Banks will now Not Open tomorrow.


This will make the Locals More Angry

[Iceman]

then they definitely wont open friday...looking at Monday as a possibility...

[arista]

Now Russia is trying to a Deal with Cyprus
which could mean the UK troops to leave Cyprus.

Russia wants a share of the Gas in the near Sea
that Cyprus owns.

Germany is not happy with this deal.

Ref : Tim Marshall , Foreign Affairs (SkyNewsHD)