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Do you want Turkey in the EU ?
Yes!
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No!
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It makes no difference for me..
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DerDieDas




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PostSubject: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue May 15, 2007 7:32 pm

Turkey in the EU ?
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue May 15, 2007 7:44 pm

Those Turkey horny males?Very Happy
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Risto

Risto


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyWed May 16, 2007 8:41 am

Turkey has been more of an Islamic country to me than an European one.
But I'll wait and see.
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DerDieDas




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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyWed May 16, 2007 10:41 pm

I think Turkey need the support of EU against islamists who want use this country for their purposes.
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Earthland




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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyThu May 17, 2007 8:28 pm

I'm not sure.

They have some big problems in their country, before fixing them they can't join with EU, in my opinion.... but at the same time... well, I don't know Very Happy
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«Trayus»

«Trayus»


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptySun Jun 10, 2007 11:15 am

We might aswel accept Iran or Syria, I don't see any point in getting them in,
besides only over 3% of their lands are in Europe. However they're a democratic country pretty long. (I agree about many of them beign horny...too horny, Yes I've talked to some of them).
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PdM


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptySun Jun 10, 2007 1:30 pm

I have even never talked any Turkish ppl, so I can't decide.
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptySun Jun 10, 2007 2:32 pm

«Trayus» wrote:
We might aswel accept Iran or Syria, I don't see any point in getting them in,
besides only over 3% of their lands are in Europe. However they're a democratic country pretty long. (I agree about many of them beign horny...too horny, Yes I've talked to some of them).

Trayus, even if we take off the egoist thought of that our countries like Poland or Hungary would probably get less support for integration, so even beyond that: Turkey has terrible statistics as for its living standard. Infant mortality rate is two times the one in Bulgaria and, the one in Bulgaria is two times the one in Hungary Razz
There must be also a deep polarization in territory as one can never find any Turks from the inner areas of the country, only from the coastal cities and maybe Ankara. There are extremely many things they must solve and make before being ready to enter the EU

Besides all these, of the new 12 EU members at present only the Czech Republic, Slovenia and newly Estonia reaches the 60% of its GDP per capita on PPP (purchase power parity) of the old EU 15. Reaching this quite was originally a quote each country should reach before joining.
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«Trayus»


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptySun Jun 10, 2007 2:39 pm

Z0mg.
You have my very thanks for giving me such informative information ^_^, I didn't know that they have actually such problems, well I knew about the living standards. study
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Kiskun

Kiskun


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptySun Jun 10, 2007 3:37 pm

«Trayus» wrote:
Z0mg.
You have my very thanks for giving me such informative information ^_^, I didn't know that they have actually such problems, well I knew about the living standards. study

You're very welcome!
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyMon Jun 11, 2007 11:11 pm

I think the Turkish should solve their own great problems before they were taken to the EU; otherwise they will start to immigrate massively and that would not be very nice.
I have talked to quite a lot of Turkish men in MSN. I don't know what they have been talked about European women (maybe that we are all sluts?), but anyway it's hard to contact with them because they are so horny. I don't think anyone would want that kind of unpolite, undescreet people here.
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 2:07 am

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«Trayus»

«Trayus»


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 3:28 pm

Well, now I agree with Merkel, taking Turkey to EU is far to become true.
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 4:08 pm

I "love" when I am speaking to Turks and they are telling me (with their 50 words vocabulary) that in Turkey everybody is rich, their living standard is higher than in Romania and Bulgaria... And keep telling me that I am also Turkish, because they are taught that Hungarians are of Turkish origin Very Happy (partly true, but I am not Turkish just because of it)
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 4:17 pm



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«Trayus»

«Trayus»


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 4:19 pm

Hungarians come from the mighty Hun's as far as I remember, eh, Hungarians are far more nicer and less horny than Turkish if You ask me,
there are too many diffrences to even compare.
I think Hungary was once conquered by the Ottoman Empire once right? Luckily for You (I think) the Habsburg Empire took over.
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 4:38 pm

Wait, who's asses were kicked by Jan III Sobieski? Turkish asses? :-)
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«Trayus»

«Trayus»


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 9:14 pm

Yeah, it was him! The Ottoman butt's were pwn't by the great Republic of Both Nations! Thanks to Jan III Sobieski (John the 3rd Sobieski) king He and the Polish armies also saved Vienna, the capital city of Austria from the nasty Turks, in the battle under Vienna. study
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyTue Jun 12, 2007 9:21 pm

Why not, I would let them in if fulfill all necessary criteria. They would change a balance of power in the EU. They seems to be people ready to stand behind their vital interests, I like such attitude. More plurality in the EU is definitely necessary.
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Kiskun

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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyWed Jun 13, 2007 2:25 pm

«Trayus» wrote:
Yeah, it was him! The Ottoman butt's were pwn't by the great Republic of Both Nations! Thanks to Jan III Sobieski (John the 3rd Sobieski) king He and the Polish armies also saved Vienna, the capital city of Austria from the nasty Turks, in the battle under Vienna. study

Yes, Szobieszki János was the one Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyWed Jun 13, 2007 4:43 pm

Aye! <3 king
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyThu Jun 14, 2007 3:44 pm

«Trayus» wrote:
Hungarians come from the mighty Hun's as far as I remember, eh, Hungarians are far more nicer and less horny than Turkish if You ask me,
there are too many diffrences to even compare.
I think Hungary was once conquered by the Ottoman Empire once right? Luckily for You (I think) the Habsburg Empire took over.

Hungarians DON'T come from the Huns, just Indo-EUropean folks started thinking it, because we had a similar style and living, so they called the Hungarian tribes huns--->Hungary, Hungaria... We call Hun: hun, Hungarian: magyar
Though most of us think that we have some relation with Huns. Though our language is Finno-Ugrian with Iranian and Turkish loanwords.
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«Trayus»


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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyThu Jun 14, 2007 10:08 pm

My mistake, sorry. Embarassed
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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptyFri Jun 15, 2007 3:27 pm

«Trayus» wrote:
My mistake, sorry. Embarassed

That is okay Trayus, on the other hand "Super pszesko"
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kost




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PostSubject: Re: Turkey   Turkey EmptySun Jun 17, 2007 1:57 am

Helena wrote:
otherwise they will start to immigrate massively and that would not be very nice.
Like Poland and Baltic countries have done? lol! Laughing lol! Laughing
Don't worry a lot of those who wanted to emigrate already has, only 71 million left. Laughing Laughing lol!
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