Speaking Freely : Turkey's Eu membership hits a wall

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DudTenners wrote:

of course the prosepct of thousands of sweaty Turks , more kebab shops and taxi firms and of course more mosques would please Ronan.

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ronan wrote:

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Unlike you, I would have no problem with the Turks.
Aren't you somewhat ashamed of being such a xenophobe?
You hate absolutely everybody!

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Joginder Singh Foley wrote:

Turkey a backward 7th century muslim failure is not wanted in Europe more whinging muslims playing the hard done by victim card and breeding like rabbits

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DudTenners wrote:

<quoted text>I don't, but even YOU might not like it if several thousand arrived here. But I have not met anyone who actually LIKED Turks. Even other moslems don't like them. The Arabs don't like them.

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DudTenners wrote:

<quoted text>I don't, but even YOU might not like it if several thousand arrived here. But I have not met anyone who actually LIKED Turks. Even other moslems don't like them. The Arabs don't like them.

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sariyerli neco wrote:

eventualy United Europe will be real in future.
all these economic crises are temporarly, there will be strong political will in future for United Europe!

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Dubbadub wrote:

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I'm afraid not, in fact many people are just waiting for it to collapse. The EU now has too much power, it seemed alright a few years back but with these new treaties etc coming into place they have taken a lot more power from the nation states.
The Irish have a referendum on the Fiscal Compact Treaty in May. As usual we'll vote no, but will be told to vote again. Democracy? Isn't saying NO once enough for these clowns? I disagree with UKIP on a lot of things, but quite enjoy watching Nigel Farage sticking it to them in Brussels.
This is one of my favourites Farage sticking it to the EU President Van Rompuy......
''You have the charisma of a damp rag, and the appearance of a low grade bank clerk''
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

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ronan wrote:

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Really?
Well, I have seen the opposite of what you say.
I have seen Turk entrepreneurs welcomed in Arab countries where they bring investment.
You are hardly an authority in race relations, are you!!

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ronan wrote:

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The resistance to the EU is growing.
In several countries, there are now political parties gaining ground with anti-EU programmes. Even once EU supporters start to have second thought about the organisation.
The EU administration is becoming a monster completely out of control.
Just as some countries are facing huge financial difficulties, forcing damaging cuts, the EU now proposes to increase its budget by 6.8%!!!

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Ayreshire wrote:

<quoted text>How many aliases do you have clown??