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by **Viewpoint** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 3:34 pm

A high ranking EU diplomat declared Turkeys ambassador to Brussels will sign customs union agreement on wednesday while Mr Erdogan is in London, at the same time a declaration will also be made that this signature does not mean that Turkey recognizes the "RoC"...

What happens now????

by **DigenisAkritas** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 3:42 pm

No EU for Turkey, simple as that.

by **RAFAELLA** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 5:47 pm

Viewpoint wrote:A high ranking EU diplomat declared Turkeys ambassador to Brussels will sign customs union agreement on wednesday while Mr Erdogan is in London, at the same time a declaration will also be made that this signature does not mean that Turkey recognizes the "RoC"...

What happens now????

What? chocolate in the pants VP? :lol:

Bad news for you a? Do not panic, it's just the first step towards the recognition of CyR

Tr doesn't worry about recognising CyR, she worries because she will recognise the fact that she occupies an EU country.
Tr can say what ever she wants while signing the protocol, it's not important. What is important is that sooner or later she will have to deal with CyR and her veto in case she does not implement the agreement.

by **gabaston** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:05 pm

No EU for Turkey, simple as that.

hopefully you are right

you can keep your eu- after seeing it in britain you can keep it.

if today there was a referendum on staying in the eu, britain would probably be out by tomorrow - Scandanavia wants out - the french and dutch gave thier verdicts.
this thing was a good idea once, but has since been a complete waste of time.

it may benefit the likes of poland and estonia etc but for succesfull countres it is a strain on their resources.

by Turkey (( * » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:19 pm

Eu down the drain!! Like I care they take Turkey in..

by **DigenisAkritas** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:32 pm

gabaston wrote:
No EU for Turkey, simple as that.

hopefully you are right

you can keep your eu- after seeing it in britain you can keep it.

if today there was a referendum on staying in the eu, britain would probably be out by tomorrow - Scandanavia wants out - the french and dutch gave thier verdicts.
this thing was a good idea once, but has since been a complete waste of time.

it may benefit the likes of poland and estonia etc but for succesfull countres it is a strain on their resources.

British rejection of EU is completely different to French and German rejection, British are xenophobic of Continental people, French and Germans see EU Constitution as too capitalistic.

by **MicAtCyp** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:45 pm

I beleive the protocol will be signed during the August summer holidays when everybody will be slleping. Thats a know tactic of Turkey-she opened the gates during our Eastern holidays in the middle of the Holy week.
But guess what? We will not be sleeping this time!!! :lol:

by **gabaston** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:50 pm

MaC

hey come on - thats how they all do it.

dya remember in which month of 1963 gc's attacked tc's hmmmm?

the latter part of december ?

merry christmas and peace to all mankind.

by **DigenisAkritas** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:51 pm

gabaston wrote: merry christmas and peace to all mankind.

Unless your not a Muslim......

You know as a Muslim you are not supposed to respond if kaffir greet you with 'Merry Christmas' or another greeting based on one of their holy days.

by Turkey (( * » Mon Jul 25, 2005 7:00 pm

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