what country should be next to join EU
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| Strahd |
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| cypezokyli wrote: |
| gR_LIBERAL wrote: |
Antreis is disagree with you. I reckon that Iran and Aghanistan will be the ideal candidates. They are human rights experts, they like hot women and ofcourse they share common goals and culture with us. After turkey Iran will be the ideal candidate.
I think that EU had enough, bulgaria is not ready and probably EU in october will be negative due to mafia and corruption. In addition we cant afford any other bulgarian prostitutes,...we have enough of them |
if youdont see the difference between iran and turkey then you should opoen your eyes 
who said greece or portugal were "ready" when they entered ? |
Greece and Portugal are from the founding memebrs of the EC which is now called the EU... |
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| Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 8:35 pm |
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| Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:37 pm |
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| cypezokyli |
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| Strahd wrote: |
| cypezokyli wrote: |
| gR_LIBERAL wrote: |
Antreis is disagree with you. I reckon that Iran and Aghanistan will be the ideal candidates. They are human rights experts, they like hot women and ofcourse they share common goals and culture with us. After turkey Iran will be the ideal candidate.
I think that EU had enough, bulgaria is not ready and probably EU in october will be negative due to mafia and corruption. In addition we cant afford any other bulgarian prostitutes,...we have enough of them |
if youdont see the difference between iran and turkey then you should opoen your eyes
who said greece or portugal were "ready" when they entered ? |
Greece and Portugal are from the founding memebrs of the EC which is now called the EU... |
it is being said that medditeranean countries (greece and spain, dont really know the history of portugal) have been part of the anti-soviet policy. bc both countries just came out of dictarships it was believed that economic stability goes hand in hand with democracy. thats the reason they were accepted and thats the reason they have received such huge economic help (usually wastedin the case of greece ).
and apatently is has worked. if one wants to believe in it
its part of the process of "democratization".
that helps explain the acceptance of a number of east block countries that also didnot really met the criteria.
and in this sense, i dont see why turkey should be different.
once again , is a turkey outside the EU a better scenario for cypriots or europeans ? |
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