Kikapu wrote:Kikapu wrote:helsingfors wrote:Hermes wrote:helsingfors wrote:Turkey is a natural part of Europe because it has land in Europe whereas the half country is not.
Then why is the whole of Cyprus in the European Union while the whole of Turkey isn't?
asian half country is christian. Does that ring any bells? Plus being naturally in Europe does not necessarily mean being in EU: Norway, Switzerland, Ukraine, Russia ..............
In the same token, do you see any non European countries in the EU?helsingfors wrote:just the half country.
If you keep repeating that nonsense, you are going to sound just as foolish as Gül does. It's like calling a hole, half a hole. No such term exists.helsingfors wrote:and we all know how they became EU members: by Greece blackmailing the EU that they will veto other candidates. We all know how Greece entered EU zone as well without meeting the criteria.
What does it matter how Cyprus got in.
helsingfors wrote:Now a small geography question for you: Which of the below is not in Europe?
a.Pristina
b.Skodra
c.Limassol
d.Edirne
e.Ohrid
Get Real! wrote:We could always accept their theory that the RoC got in because they’re more clever than Turkey which can’t, but that would be tantamount to cheap credit!
Get Real! wrote:helsingfors wrote:Now a small geography question for you: Which of the below is not in Europe?
a.Pristina
b.Skodra
c.Limassol
d.Edirne
e.Ohrid
The predominant property of what constitutes “European” is cultural, but you seem to put a lot of weight on the geographical aspect.
For those who still wonder what Europe really is just think… “Holy Roman Empire”!
Kikapu wrote:Get Real! wrote:We could always accept their theory that the RoC got in because they’re more clever than Turkey which can’t, but that would be tantamount to cheap credit!
As I've stated before, that Turkey's best chance in becoming an EU member even after solving the Cyprus issues, is for her to become a "half country". The western part of Turkey should be able to fit in with the rest of the EU in about 10 years. The eastern part of Turkey will need another 100 years, so why keep it. Turkey should do herself a favour and let loose the eastern part in order for her to develop the western part.
helsingfors wrote:Get Real! wrote:helsingfors wrote:Now a small geography question for you: Which of the below is not in Europe?
a.Pristina
b.Skodra
c.Limassol
d.Edirne
e.Ohrid
The predominant property of what constitutes “European” is cultural, but you seem to put a lot of weight on the geographical aspect.
For those who still wonder what Europe really is just think… “Holy Roman Empire”!
Wrong answer. Kosovo, Albania, Turkey and Macedonia all have land in Europe and Limassol is out of the map.
Get Real! wrote:helsingfors wrote:Get Real! wrote:helsingfors wrote:Now a small geography question for you: Which of the below is not in Europe?
a.Pristina
b.Skodra
c.Limassol
d.Edirne
e.Ohrid
The predominant property of what constitutes “European” is cultural, but you seem to put a lot of weight on the geographical aspect.
For those who still wonder what Europe really is just think… “Holy Roman Empire”!
Wrong answer. Kosovo, Albania, Turkey and Macedonia all have land in Europe and Limassol is out of the map.
Like I said, you put a lot of weight on the geographical aspect!
helsingfors wrote:You have NO land in Europe FULL STOP
And you dont even have a toe, never minda foot in the EU FULL STOP Bloody clever these cypriots eh?helsingfors wrote:You have NO land in Europe FULL STOPGet Real! wrote:Like I said,you puta lot of weight on the geographicalaspect!helsingfors wrote:Wronganswer. Kosovo,Albania, Turkeyand Macedonia allhave land in Europeand Limassol is out of the map.Get Real! wrote:The predominant property of what constitutes “European” is cultural, butyou seem to puta lot of weight on the geographicalaspect. For those who still wonder what Europe really is just think… “Holy Roman Empire”!helsingfors wrote:Nowa small geography question foryou: Which of the below is not in Europe?a.Pristina b.Skodra c.Limassol d.Edirne e.Ohrid
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