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[growuptcs]

Does anyone do business with Turks? I'd like to know just for my own reference. Because their attitudes of my way or the highway would blow up in the worlds faces if we let them into the EU, without any consequences. The consequences that I read about them are not severe enough. They have a 3 month window to form a restitution formula. Thats enough time to come up with other bullshit to make up, and violate GCs rights again. They constantly throw flagrant fouls and not get sidelined.
They just insist upon insist on the illegalities. I think Hitler would of been more reasonable, in the same situation as Turkey. I think one voice in the EU would snowball everyone else that truly believes in human rights. But wheres that voice. The world revolves around their own interests for sharing a voice. I just hope when the world one day has to do business with Turks they dont have to go through what the Greeks have to go through if things dont go Turkeys way. A dead issue.

[Agios Amvrosios]

I reckon its a bit racist to say one ethnic group is stubborn while the other is easygoing.

Every nationality has its share of hard asses. The Turks can get away with alot human rights abuses because they slept their way to the top.

[elko]

Its all Greek to me, could not make any sense
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[cypezokyli]

elko, the best way in such cases is no answer

[sadik]

Does anyone do business with Turks? I'd like to know just for my own reference. Because their attitudes of my way or the highway would blow up in the worlds faces if we let them into the EU, without any consequences. The consequences that I read about them are not severe enough. They have a 3 month window to form a restitution formula. Thats enough time to come up with other bullshit to make up, and violate GCs rights again. They constantly throw flagrant fouls and not get sidelined.
They just insist upon insist on the illegalities. I think Hitler would of been more reasonable, in the same situation as Turkey. I think one voice in the EU would snowball everyone else that truly believes in human rights. But wheres that voice. The world revolves around their own interests for sharing a voice. I just hope when the world one day has to do business with Turks they dont have to go through what the Greeks have to go through if things dont go Turkeys way. A dead issue.

Actually Turkey is No:5 tading partner for the EU, after the US, Japan, China and Russia (mostly oil). Trade volume is around 200 billon dollars per year, which will probably double in the near future. So a lot of people are actually doing business with Turks.

[pumpernickle]

Is it Turkish custom, where when you are doing business with a Turkish person, say in a market place, you shake hands with him and continue shaking his hand until the transaction is complete??

Sounds good. A very interesting way of:

a) building bicep and wrist muscles without the cost of going to a gym and working out

b) passing on something horrid, like a bit of dirt or snot, onto the other person without them noticing.

c) making sure his hand is not in your pocket while you are browsing the goods.

on the down side, could be a little too good for those who get a bit of a naughty cheap thrill. They say One in Ten you know. Oohh, matron.

Mind you, what a bugger if the deal took 45 minutes. You'd have to consume one sh*t load of cod liver oil to loosen up them joints after.

I hope Turkey's fish stocks last out that's all I can say.

Well, back to discussing real important issues and helping the world.

Bye.