GreekIslandGirl wrote:Typical. The EU gives money for the refugees and the Turks immediately grab it for themselves!
erolz66 wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Typical. The EU gives money for the refugees and the Turks immediately grab it for themselves!
Typical. The EU gives Turkey 3 billion Euros to aid it with helping refugees in Turkey and GiG distorts that into Turkey gets nothing and Turks grab it for themselves. I know such things have no relevance to you and your propaganda needs but it is a fact that Turkey currently has 2 million plus refugees within it. To date it has already spent more than 7.5 billion USD on on direct assistance to refugees. Now they have recouped a fraction of that cost from the EU. Those are facts. Claims that Turkey got nothing from the EU is not a fact - it is a made up GiG denial of objective absolute truth. That is what you do GiG. That is what you always do. Truth, reality - these things mean nothing to you at all compared to your propaganda needs. Thus it has always been with you.
Maximus wrote: A fraction? the EU has given approximately half.
erolz66 wrote:My point was that GiG's claim that Turkey 'walks away with nothing' was just ...
“This is not money for Turkey. It’s money for the refugees,” Federica Mogherini, the EU’s chief foreign policy coordinator, told the Guardian.
Maximus wrote:Turkey probably hasn't lost a cent.
For Emre’s shop is where you can buy boats that take refugees to Europe – and where they are still being sold at a rate of nearly a dozen a day.
Each network makes vast profits, although their accounting differs from group to group. Mohamad sets out his accounts as follows: in peak season, a boat of 40 passengers paying $1,200 per person brought in a turnover of $48,000. The brokers would take between $75 and $300 of each payment, leaving at least $36,000 for the rest of the group. During the September peak, the most expensive boat cost $8,500 and the engines cost $4,000, although prices have since fallen. The mechanics and the driver collectively need another $4,000, while hotel rooms for the refugees collectively cost about $500 a night. The beach owners are paid in different ways but often charge a 15% levy on every passenger’s fee – meaning that they pocket about $6,000 per boat.
dB25 wrote:Yes and it is being recognised, they are even calling for her expulsion from NATO
http://realbomb.gr/αμερικάνοι-στρατηγοί-ζητούν-πλέον-αν
then we'll see how tough she really is.
Everyone HATES Turkey.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:erolz66 wrote:My point was that GiG's claim that Turkey 'walks away with nothing' was just ...
supporttheunderdog wrote:dB25 wrote:Yes and it is being recognised, they are even calling for her expulsion from NATO
http://realbomb.gr/αμερικάνοι-στρατηγοί-ζητούν-πλέον-αν
then we'll see how tough she really is.
Everyone HATES Turkey.
I am not entirely sure realbomb.gr is a credible news organistation, but rather appears to be more a flashy blog site conveying, conveying the prejudices of the authurs, nor am i certain that quoting two long retired generals, both politcally active, neither is now in a position of authority, one of whom has a known pro Iraeli / anti Islam Stance (Vallely) and the other of whom likely Has an agenda of his own, in support of his political aspirations, gives real credence to any official about the departure of Turkey from NATO, in particular when one report of comments is by the pro Putin Sputnik agency.
Suspect Russian Spin.
I personally wish we could do without Turkey in NATO, i also do not think that Turkey under Erdogone is fit to be in the EU, nor am I certain that it will be in the near future even if he were to go and the excesses of his regime in terms of liberties were to end.
Both Putin and Erdo are trying to restore lost empires. Both are dangerous.
(There is btw a school of thought that for its own cold war ends The former USSR tacitly endorsed the Turkish 1974 Invasion of Cyprus as they were looking for a major dispute btween Greece, And possibly other NATO members, with Turkey. That did not work but Cyprus suffered as a result. I do not think mych has changed. I think if it would split NATO or otherwise help his Imperial ambitions Putin woukd have no trouble consenting to further Turkish takeover of Cyprus.)
miltiades wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:erolz66 wrote:My point was that GiG's claim that Turkey 'walks away with nothing' was just ...
Another of your distortions! That money is meant for the refugees, not for your personal pockets!Erolz has consistently stated that he is a Cypriot, why do you insist that he is not.
By " your personal pockets" you are inferring that he is Turkish and not a Cypriot / T/C.
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