Regarding Turkey & EU: The EU apes are just BLUFFING, nothing but HOT AIR !

Regarding Turkey & EU:

The EU apes are just bluffing, nothing but HOT AIR !

Let the EU apes do what they want, simply ignore the few racists.

Those with racistic prejudice are only a minority,
they maybe make up only about 10% in the EU.

Ignore the racistic EU apes!

Blahblah Bey, the blathering, lobotomized Turk, writes:

> Regarding Turkey & EU:
>
> The EU apes are just bluffing, nothing but HOT AIR !
>
> Let the EU apes do what they want, simply ignore the few racists.
>
> Those with racistic prejudice are only a minority,
> they maybe make up only about 10% in the EU.
>
> Ignore the racistic EU apes!

Polls have shown that the MAJORITY of Europeans are against Turkey joining
the EU!!!

Just wait for the results of the first referenda! LOL! The French were
PROMISED a referendum! There is no chance at all for Turkey to
overcome ANY such referendum. No chance at all! But you can continue to
make an ass of yourselves and keep trying and hoping, like the desperate
losers that you are! Hahahahaaaa...!

As the wise French people said: NON A LA TURQUIE!

"Panta Rhei" the primitive Greek spammer wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>
> > Regarding Turkey & EU:
> >
> > The EU apes are just bluffing, nothing but HOT AIR !
> >
> > Let the EU apes do what they want, simply ignore the few racists.
> >
> > Those with racistic prejudice are only a minority,
> > they maybe make up only about 10% in the EU.
> >
> > Ignore the racistic EU apes!
>
> Polls have shown that the MAJORITY of Europeans are against Turkey joining the EU!!!

Which polls?
Are YOU LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?

> Just wait for the results of the first referenda! LOL! The French were
> PROMISED a referendum! There is no chance at all for Turkey to
> overcome ANY such referendum. No chance at all!

The EU needs a democratic voting process, otherwise such a tiny piss
country like SouthCyprus or Austria has the power to blockade
everything in the EU. This has nothing to do with democracy, this is tyranny
of the minority over the majority. This must be abolished.
Currently the EU is far from being democratic, it even hasn't got a constitution yet!

Baba Bey writes:

> "Panta Rhei" the primitive Greek spammer wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>>
>>> Regarding Turkey & EU:
>>>
>>> The EU apes are just bluffing, nothing but HOT AIR !
>>>
>>> Let the EU apes do what they want, simply ignore the few racists.
>>>
>>> Those with racistic prejudice are only a minority,
>>> they maybe make up only about 10% in the EU.
>>>
>>> Ignore the racistic EU apes!
>>
>> Polls have shown that the MAJORITY of Europeans are against Turkey joining the EU!!!
>
> Which polls?
> Are YOU LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?

The results of those polls were presented on the Internet and on the Usenet
several times. They also showed that the majority of European people that
already are against Turkey in the EU keeps increasing!

>> Just wait for the results of the first referenda! LOL! The French were
>> PROMISED a referendum! There is no chance at all for Turkey to
>> overcome ANY such referendum. No chance at all!
>
> The EU needs a democratic voting process, otherwise such a tiny piss
> country like SouthCyprus or Austria has the power to blockade
> everything in the EU. This has nothing to do with democracy, this is tyranny
> of the minority over the majority. This must be abolished.
> Currently the EU is far from being democratic, it even hasn't got a constitution yet!

There is nothing more democratic than a REFERENDUM, you hilarious Turkish
Nazi pig! And just ONE of those referenda is going to break your neck! You
primitive Turkish Nazi pigs are simply not wanted by most Europeans! Time
for you to learn to accept that finally and learn something about yourself,
you primitive animal! LOL

BTW, nice to see that you still keep hoping! Hahahahaaaaa....

"Panta Rhei" the primitive Greek spammer wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Baba Bey writes:
>
> > "Panta Rhei" the primitive Greek spammer wrote
> >>
> >>> Regarding Turkey & EU:
> >>>
> >>> The EU apes are just bluffing, nothing but HOT AIR !
> >>>
> >>> Let the EU apes do what they want, simply ignore the few racists.
> >>>
> >>> Those with racistic prejudice are only a minority,
> >>> they maybe make up only about 10% in the EU.
> >>>
> >>> Ignore the racistic EU apes!
> >>
> >> Polls have shown that the MAJORITY of Europeans are against Turkey joining the EU!!!
> >
> > Which polls?
> > Are YOU LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?
>
> The results of those polls were presented on the Internet and on the Usenet
> several times. They also showed that the majority of European people that
> already are against Turkey in the EU keeps increasing!

It's just a lie propaganda of the Greek liars.
If you are not a liar than JUST GO ON AND SHOW US THE PROOF, you P.O.S. Greek liar!

> >> Just wait for the results of the first referenda! LOL! The French were
> >> PROMISED a referendum! There is no chance at all for Turkey to
> >> overcome ANY such referendum. No chance at all!

Dream on, you dumb Greek.

> > The EU needs a democratic voting process, otherwise such a tiny piss
> > country like SouthCyprus or Austria has the power to blockade
> > everything in the EU. This has nothing to do with democracy, this is tyranny
> > of the minority over the majority. This must be abolished.
> > Currently the EU is far from being democratic, it even hasn't got a constitution yet!
>
> There is nothing more democratic than a REFERENDUM,

FYI: you are a Greek, ie. too dumb to understand what was said.
In nearly all democracies the majority of *all* decides about a bill,
not the majority of a single piss country like SouthCyprus or Austria.
The EU must use such a majority system.

> you hilarious Turkish Nazi pig!

The NAZI pig is yourself, you dumb Greek without any manners!

> And just ONE of those referenda is going to break your neck! You
> primitive Turkish Nazi pigs are simply not wanted by most Europeans!

ROTFL! Not wanted because the tiny piss country SouthCyprus does not want.
ROTFL! :-)))))) Who the fugg is SouthCyprus, you idiot?!!!

Europe will soon or later break apart if such an unjust system is used.
Also because of such idiocy the EU constitution will never be ratified.

> Time for you to learn to accept that finally and learn something about yourself,

No, the EU has to learn about its own idiocy. This is a good oppurtunity for them.

> you primitive animal! LOL

That's exactly yourself. See here: :-)))

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Blahblah Bey, the lobotomized Turk, writes:

<snip the hilarious Turkish Nazi's usual, sick crap>

Well, nice to see you don't mind exposing your hilariously stupid Turkish
"mind"! Keep it up, demented Turkish Nazi! Some people still have to get to
learn about what "Turkishness" means! ROTFLOL!

Folks, here you can see what happens when a backward, primitive Turkish
Nazi pig has access to Western technology! Dumb Turks with computers! LOL!

Keep such low-lives forever out of the EU!

? "Baba Bey" <[email protected]> ?????? ??? ??????
news:[email protected]...
> "Panta Rhei" the primitive Greek spammer wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> > Regarding Turkey & EU:
>> >
>> > The EU apes are just bluffing, nothing but HOT AIR !
>> >
>> > Let the EU apes do what they want, simply ignore the few racists.
>> >
>> > Those with racistic prejudice are only a minority,
>> > they maybe make up only about 10% in the EU.
>> >
>> > Ignore the racistic EU apes!


>> Polls have shown that the MAJORITY of Europeans are against Turkey
>> joining the EU!!!


> Which polls?
> Are YOU LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?

Which polls?
Which polls?
Which polls?
Which polls?

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http://www.zaman.com/?bl=internation...50412&hn=18380

INTERNATIONAL 04.12.2005 Tuesday - ISTANBUL 22:49


Danish Oppose EU Constitution, Turkey an Excuse
By Zaman
Published: Tuesday 12, 2005
zaman.com


The number of those who are expected to say "yes" to the European
Union (EU) Constitution rapidly decreases in Denmark. While 30 percent of
Danes responded yesterday in a questionnaire that they would say, "yes" to
the referendum, this figure was recorded at 33 percent in March.


The Danish defend that one of the most important reasons for the
increase in a "no" vote, while "yes" votes decrease the possible EU
membership of Turkey.


According to the questionnaire published yesterday in Jullands-Posten
newspaper, 30 percent of the nation supports the constitution, while 22
percent of public are likely to say "no". On the other hand, 48 percent of
the public remains undecided. According to the survey, while just 19 percent
of the public supports Turkey's EU membership, 63 percent oppose it.


Brussels


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http://search.ft.com/searchArticle?q...907000509&x=14



Financial Times - "Support for Turkey's EU membership falling sharply":

BRUSSELS / 7 September / by Daniel Dombey


Public support for Turkey's bid to join the European Union continues to
crumble throughout Europe, while EU-US relations remain uneasy. The news -
the findings of a poll released today - comes just weeks ahead of the
scheduled start of membership talks on October 3.


Among citizens of nine EU countries surveyed in May and June, overall
support for Turkish membership stood at 22 per cent. The survey, carried out
for the German Marshall Fund of the US, an organisation intended to foster
transatlantic ties, found 29 per cent opposed, and 42 per cent undecided.


In France, which has promised a referendum on Turkish membership, support
for the move stands at just 11 per cent. "This issue of public opinion is
very important and can't be ignored," said an EU official. "But Turkey is a
vital strategic and economic partner."


Meanwhile, President George W. Bush's efforts to improve EU-US ties have not
been successful. In the wake of the failure to ratify the EU constitution
and as difficulties continue in Iraq, the poll shows a European public
suspicious both of member state governments' policies on Turkey and of
Washington. "The Bush administration has got to be disappointed by these
numbers," said Ron Asmus, executive director of the GMF's Transatlantic
Centre in Brussels.


Mr Bush had made three trips to Europe this year and had shown flexibility
in negotiating on issues such as Iran's nuclear programme, yet the survey
showed a 72 per cent disapproval rating of his handling of international
policies and a 59 per cent disapproval rating of US leadership in world
affairs.


Meanwhile, only 15 per cent of Germans and 22 per cent of Poles favoured
Turkish membership of the EU. The poll was carried out almost entirely in
the aftermath of the crisis sparked off by the failure of the European
constitution.


A European Commission survey carried out just a few weeks before had shown
much higher levels of support - 35 per cent in the EU as a whole, and 21 per
cent in both France and Germany. Support has declined substantially even in
Britain, Turkey's chief champion, from 45 per cent in the Commission survey,
to 32 per cent in the latest poll.


In Turkey, backing for membership has fallen from 73 per cent to 63 per
cent. "Of course citizens' opinions matter a lot and we know there is a
certain enlargement blues," said a spokeswoman for Olli Rehn, EU enlargement
Commissioner.
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http://www.freedom-for-ocalan.com/bu...cember22.htm#6

22 December 2005



The New Anatolian - "Eurobarometer: Support for Turkey's EU membership
falling":


BRUSSELS / 21 December 2005




Support for Turkey's European Union membership among European citizens has
fallen to 31 percent, according to a just-released survey by pollster
Eurobarometer.


The survey was conducted during October and November in the aftermath of the
two referendum defeats of the EU's constitution and continuing bitterness
over the next EU budget round.


As such the survey shows more unease about the EU's image, with the view
that membership is a good thing falling from 54 percent to 50 percent and a
fall from 55 percent to 52 percent in the perceived benefits of membership.


On further enlargement, European citizens expressed less enthusiasm. Some 49
percent of the respondents in 25 member states expressed support for
enlargement, while 39 percent opposed.


Only 31 percent of the EU citizens said that they are in favor of Turkey's
EU membership, while 55 percent said that they are opposed. Citizens in the
10 new member states had a more open and approving approach to Turkey, with
38 percent expressing support for Turkish membership, compared with 29
percent in the old 15 member states.


Croatia, another country on the negotiations track with Turkey, received
much support for its membership. Some 51 percent said that they are in favor
of Croatia's membership, while 35 opposed. Support for membership of
Bulgaria also stayed below 50 percent, and came in at 48 percent.


Public opinion about enlargement varied significantly from country to
country, with highest levels obtained in Greece at 74 percent, Slovenia at
74 percent and Poland at 72 percent. But in Austria, Luxembourg, France and
Germany, around six out of 10 respondents said that they are against further
enlargement.


The ISRO will publish Turkish public perception survey next week. The survey
will show how the Turkish perception about the EU and other states has
changed since 2004.



http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/a...mailtofriend=1



Poll: Just 35 percent of EU citizens support Turkey's entry
Tuesday, July 19, 2005



The Eurobarometer poll shows support for any further expansion of the
European Union has fallen 3 percentage points, to 50 percent, across the
25-nation bloc since the last poll in October

BRUSSELS - AP


Just 35 percent of European Union citizens support plans to bring Turkey
into the bloc, according to a poll released by the EU's head office
yesterday.

The poll is a blow for Turkey, which is scheduled to open membership talks
with the EU in October. Although negotiations are expected to last at least
10 years, France and Austria have already said they would require
referendums to approve Turkish membership.

The Eurobarometer poll also indicated lukewarm support for Romania and
Bulgaria, which are due to join the EU in 2007. Fifty percent of citizens
backed Bulgarian entry, while 45 percent wanted Romania in the EU.

Opposition to further expansion of the EU has increased in some Western
European member countries following the entry of 10 new members in May last
year.

Fears that jobs and cherished social services would be threatened by the
lower cost former-communist nations were believed to be a key factor in the
rejection of the EU's proposed constitution this year by French and Dutch
voters.

The poll showed support for any further expansion of the EU had fallen 3
percentage points, to 50 percent, across the 25-nation bloc since the last
poll in October.

The new members, who have been keen to bring in their eastern European
neighbors, have stood behind enlargement. Support was weaker in the western
nations, with just 31 percent in Austria backing further enlargement, 32
percent in France and 33 percent in Germany and Luxembourg.

Luxembourgers were the most enthusiastic members, with 80 percent saying
their participation in the bloc was a positive thing, though that was still
down 5 points from the last poll. The Irish and the Dutch -- despite Dutch
rejection of the EU constitution -- followed them.

The poll was based on interviews with 23,328 people across the EU in May
and June.

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Do you need more?...




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"gogu" wrote
>
> Do you need more?...

Yes please.

I'll have to analyze them, their reasons and so on... :-)

Blahblah Bey, the lobotomized Turk, writes:

> "gogu" wrote
>>
>> Do you need more?...
>
> Yes please.
>
> I'll have to analyze them, their reasons and so on... :-)

No need for a retard of your dimension to analyze anything. The message is
simple and clear: the majority of Europeans do NOT want Turkey in the EU!
Still unable to accept it, you ridiculous Turkish Nazi hoodlum? LMAO!

? "Baba Bey" <[email protected]> ?????? ??? ??????
news:[email protected]...
> "gogu" wrote
>>
>> Do you need more?...


> Yes please.
>
> I'll have to analyze them, their reasons and so on... :-)


Well, that was the answer of a fascist Turk after he was embarrassed!
His infantile tactics is this: he is asking in his peculiar English "Are YOU
LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?" and then when he receives
a crushing answer to his puerile and troll questions he is smiling like a
dumb idiot and he's running away with his tail between his legs;-)
Oh well, he is one of those fascist Turks, we all know they are not so
bright;-)

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"gogu" wrote
> "Baba Bey"
> > "gogu" wrote
> >>
> >> Do you need more?...
>
> > Yes please.
> > I'll have to analyze them, their reasons and so on... :-)
>
> Well, that was the answer of a fascist Turk after he was embarrassed!

The facist is just yourself!

> His infantile tactics is this: he is asking in his peculiar English "Are YOU
> LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?" and then when he receives
> a crushing answer to his puerile and troll questions he is smiling like a
> dumb idiot and he's running away with his tail between his legs;-)
> Oh well, he is one of those fascist Turks, we all know they are not so
> bright;-)

You are an idiot as follows:
It was YOU who offered me by asking "Do you need more?",
And I said yes.
So, where is your promised result?
Or have you again lied, you Greek idiot!? :-))))))))

QED;-)

A fascit Turk, is a fascist Turk, is a fascist Turk;-)
I rest my case.

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? "Baba Bey" <[email protected]> ?????? ??? ??????
news:[email protected] ...
> "gogu" wrote
>> "Baba Bey"
>> > "gogu" wrote
>> >>
>> >> Do you need more?...
>>
>> > Yes please.
>> > I'll have to analyze them, their reasons and so on... :-)
>>
>> Well, that was the answer of a fascist Turk after he was embarrassed!
>
> The facist is just yourself!
>
>> His infantile tactics is this: he is asking in his peculiar English "Are
>> YOU
>> LYING, or can you PROVE WHAT YOU SAY, Greek liar?" and then when he
>> receives
>> a crushing answer to his puerile and troll questions he is smiling like a
>> dumb idiot and he's running away with his tail between his legs;-)
>> Oh well, he is one of those fascist Turks, we all know they are not so
>> bright;-)
>
> You are an idiot as follows:
> It was YOU who offered me by asking "Do you need more?",
> And I said yes.
> So, where is your promised result?
> Or have you again lied, you Greek idiot!? :-))))))))