‘Heroic’ No’s reminiscent of another disaster

SURELY no one should be surprised by another ”heroic” and ”defiant” NO from these irresponsible, retarded, corrupt, populist imbeciles who also happen to be the ELECTED representatives of an equally unintelligent and immature electorate?
Have we not seen this before? The ”heroic” NO’s on the proposed Eurgroup bail in during March 2013 and subsequently on the nationalisation of the co-ops should still be fresh in our minds,
As should be the 180 degree turnaround that immediately follows these ”heroics”.
Let us hope that now the Troika imposes even harsher conditions (as they did with the bail in) on these privatisations since this is the only language these clowns understand.
Since they will definitely vote YES next time.
After all, there are limits to the ”heroism” of these morons. And while they may be totally stupid, they are not crazy. Once they realise that they will not receive their salaries at the end of the month, they will immediately, as they always do when it comes to their pockets, set aside their pseudo ”patriotism” and vote for what really counts – money in their pockets.
Just another normal day in the surreal, cloud cuckoo land that is the banana republic, where stupidity is infinite and reigns supreme, and where we always elect the leadership we deserve.

John Mavro via Cyprus Mail website

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