European Union Lessons
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
Do you agree European union obstucting Turkey to join fearing of being swallowed by great stronging Turkey?
* Turkey showed Israel & the West agood & unfogetable lesson lastnight in Davos!
* That was a good indication about the future Turkey!
reginald :-
You showed yourself more much cruel , rude, mismannered, not civillized in your answer than the Turks.
You are a bloody stupid ignorant!
Chris’s Approach is not totally true. Although England and Germany are wealthier, they are not stronger than turkey in every way. Turkey is a bigger country and have more potential. The sources, strategic location, popullation, dynamic labour power will make turkey the biggest and strongest coutnry of eu if it ever can join.
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