lilka
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I meant that this may seem not so fair to us, including me, but they are like brothers. Wouldn't you all vote for your brothers?
[MENTION=13025]greece[/MENTION]:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it's pretty safe to say that it's in fact Greeks voting for Greeks.
you understand them? it sounds like you think it is fair, which is wrong in my opinion.
anyway i think it is wrong to focus so badly on cyprus and greece. they have just the longest history of exchanging high points, but
azerbaijan-turkey, belarus-russia, romania-moldova etc. aren't better too...
Let's say you're a Cypriot music industry professional. When it comes right down to it, Cyprus is a relatively small musical market, so in order to catch a career break in a serious way, you have to look to Greece. Now let's say you find your way onto a Eurovision jury. Wouldn't it be in your best interest to give Greece the highest marks you can possibly give and make inroads with someone, most likely a moderately to very big name given Greece's history, in Greece's business?
(This explanation doesn't exactly work the other way, but it does explain Cyprus --> Greece, as well as Moldova --> Romania.)
Last year, both Cyprus and Greece gave their 12s to Italy instead of each other
Whenever Greece sends a really unpopular song, in English. If Cyprus send a crap song they won't qualify, but Greece will qualify with ANYTHING. So if they send a bad enough song and another country (possibly one with a large disapora living in Cyprus, eg the UK) send a brilliant song, then it could end then.