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amagab Posts: > 500

Iceduck> maybe you would like to share with us why Turkey shouldn't have the opportunity to join EU!?
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Posted: 2002-12-14 07:59:00
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Iceduck Posts: 109

Amagab: As I said, there are many reasons. If I were to support a Turkish membership of the EU they would have to change dramatically before 2004 - that won't happen. Turkish membership is AT LEAST 20-30 years out in the future, and by that time we may very well have an European federation. They have to change a lot of f**ked up things in their society, like the humiliation of the Kurds.
Turkey is big, so big in fact that IF it was an EU-member it would hold 1/4 of the entire EU population. So a culturally very different country would have imense power in the Parliament. That's dangerous for the rest of Europe. We may talk different languages, but generally we share the same basic view on life and democracy.
Another reason is geographical, Turkey is not European. One little tiny bit of the country is, but that doesn't make it a European country as a whole.
My solution would be to make some trading agreements with Turkey, but not let them join the EMU (euro), at least until they are on the same economic level as the new applicant countries (and new members).
I have other reasons too, but I'm too tired to write more

Anders
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Posted: 2002-12-14 10:48:00
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sylvester Posts: 78

Beacause Turkey isn't a European country my friend,so simple.Turkey has a completely different culture from all EU states and finaly has major economic and political probs such as respect of human rights .



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Posted: 2002-12-14 10:49:00
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woutervg Posts: 41

About the euro, when I go to London, will the euro be widely accepted there, and will I be able to pay in euro's in pubs over there? EU RULES! This post was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2002-12-14 13:41:00
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Yomans Posts: 63


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Posted: 2002-12-14 14:03:00
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bart Posts: > 500

i don't think turkey will join in 2004. and i'm glad that we now have 10 more country's in the EU. and i hope one day all of EU will use this symbol €.
does anybody know if the 10 new country's will have there own euros? it would be great for some collecters.

Greez bart
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Posted: 2002-12-14 14:06:00
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Black Cat Posts: 165

well, this little part of the uk can't wait to embrace the euro! what's all the fuss with having the queens head on the currency anyway? she's a leech.
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Posted: 2002-12-14 14:27:00
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Bjerkebanen Posts: > 500

To bad norway is not on the Joining list. Norway is the last Sovjet state!
Does anyone know if the new EU countrys will automaticly join the Schengen agreement?
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Posted: 2002-12-14 16:59:00
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bravofly Posts: 153

@bart: I think Estonia will have itīs own money for a few more years. Itīs the same here as in UK: we are so proud about doing things our own way, itīs going to take time to ensure estonians that nothing bad will come with the euro. Still, the prices may go up a little...
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Posted: 2002-12-15 14:07:00
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bart Posts: > 500

i think is very sad that norway isnt part of the EU. what is the Schengen agreement?
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Posted: 2002-12-15 14:39:00
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