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Should Turkey Join The Eu?
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Well Cameron thinks so, even after promising to reduce net migration to the UK, plus also promising us a referendum on opting out of the EU.
Well Cameron thinks so, even after promising to reduce net migration to the UK, plus also promising us a referendum on opting out of the EU.
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>>>What business is it ours what religion a fellow Member of the EU chooses to follow ? Because some of the biggest problems this country has faced in the last few years has been from Muslims. Or have you forgotten the 7th July 2005 bombs set off in London. Because I am sure the people who had friends and relatives killed have not forgotten it, nor those who had...
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Can I correct the idea that Turkey is a "Muslim" country ::::From wiki :::
"Turkey is a democratic, secular, unitary, constitutional republic with a diverse cultural heritage"
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What business is it ours what religion a fellow Member of the EU chooses to follow ?
"Turkey is a democratic, secular, unitary, constitutional republic with a diverse cultural heritage"
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What business is it ours what religion a fellow Member of the EU chooses to follow ?
Turks are mostly Muslim, their country is emphatically not, thanks to Ataturk. The military have been known to step in if they think religious leaders are getting too much power.
If Turks can lay bricks, they are needed here
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If Turks can lay bricks, they are needed here
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The Wilkepedia link you provided goes on to say that " the vast majority of the population are Muslim" and another topic below this thread states that , maybe , 90% are muslim so I think it would be correct to say Turkey is a Muslim country. Our local Turkish (yes they are already here in the UK) supermarket does not sell pork,alcohol and the Turkish female staff wear Nihads so I assume they are not R.C.
The Wilkepedia link you provided goes on to say that " the vast majority of the population are Muslim" and another topic below this thread states that , maybe , 90% are muslim so I think it would be correct to say Turkey is a Muslim country. Our local Turkish (yes they are already here in the UK) supermarket does not sell pork,alcohol and the Turkish female staff wear Nihads so I assume they are not R.C.
Interesting link jno, foreign workers being paid more than the going rate for the UK. Fairly rare I'd suspect. Mind you, if industry picked up their responsibility to train sufficient home grown individuals for the trades they need, instead of expecting them to just be there to hire, they'd not need to claim they "have" to overpay foreign workers to do the job instead.
>>>What business is it ours what religion a fellow Member of the EU chooses to follow ?
Because some of the biggest problems this country has faced in the last few years has been from Muslims.
Or have you forgotten the 7th July 2005 bombs set off in London. Because I am sure the people who had friends and relatives killed have not forgotten it, nor those who had limbs blown off in the bombs.
And we have now got UK Muslims going off to fight in Syria and other countries, Muslims cutting the head off a soldier, and now we have threats against the police.
And these are the terrorist activities, let alone all the other problems of Muslims wanting to set up a Muslim "state" in this country, Imams, Sharia law etc etc
I believe letting in so many Muslims has been one of the biggest mistakes this country has made in the last 20 years and we will live to regret it.
The last thing we need is a basically Muslim country joining the EU.
ps. If you go back into history Christians and Muslims have never got on: the Crusades, us fighting in Afghanistan in the last century.
In fact in the first world war the Germans tried to get Muslim countries rise up against the UK so we would have to go an fight out of Europe to protect our Empire and have less soldiers in Europe to fight against them.
Sadly we are heading for a religious civil war in this country in the future, and we have already seen some of the fighting between different group on the streets already.
Because some of the biggest problems this country has faced in the last few years has been from Muslims.
Or have you forgotten the 7th July 2005 bombs set off in London. Because I am sure the people who had friends and relatives killed have not forgotten it, nor those who had limbs blown off in the bombs.
And we have now got UK Muslims going off to fight in Syria and other countries, Muslims cutting the head off a soldier, and now we have threats against the police.
And these are the terrorist activities, let alone all the other problems of Muslims wanting to set up a Muslim "state" in this country, Imams, Sharia law etc etc
I believe letting in so many Muslims has been one of the biggest mistakes this country has made in the last 20 years and we will live to regret it.
The last thing we need is a basically Muslim country joining the EU.
ps. If you go back into history Christians and Muslims have never got on: the Crusades, us fighting in Afghanistan in the last century.
In fact in the first world war the Germans tried to get Muslim countries rise up against the UK so we would have to go an fight out of Europe to protect our Empire and have less soldiers in Europe to fight against them.
Sadly we are heading for a religious civil war in this country in the future, and we have already seen some of the fighting between different group on the streets already.
Here are some reasons we should not let Turkey in.
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And here are Cameron's reasons we should
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What is the matter with this man, shouldn't he ask the British people what their thoughts are, before jumping to what the US wants, what's it got to do with them any way who joins the EU?
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And here are Cameron's reasons we should
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What is the matter with this man, shouldn't he ask the British people what their thoughts are, before jumping to what the US wants, what's it got to do with them any way who joins the EU?
Interesting.
Argument 1 is irrelevant. For example the Eurovision song contest allows in countries from outside Europe. What’s in a name. It was described as a trading block, and is obviously an attempt to be a union. I don’t think the name defines much.
Argument 2 is something that needs to be put right and is a known stumbling block for now.
Argument 3 is laughable given the other poorer countries that have already been let in to be funded by the better off ones.
Argument 4 needs to be proven even if considered a reason. I think the drive toward more secular style would have occurred anyway as the benefits are clear.
Argument 5, see argument 3.
Argument 6 seems weak to me. And is a denial of a reason to get entry, not a reason not to.
Argument 1 is irrelevant. For example the Eurovision song contest allows in countries from outside Europe. What’s in a name. It was described as a trading block, and is obviously an attempt to be a union. I don’t think the name defines much.
Argument 2 is something that needs to be put right and is a known stumbling block for now.
Argument 3 is laughable given the other poorer countries that have already been let in to be funded by the better off ones.
Argument 4 needs to be proven even if considered a reason. I think the drive toward more secular style would have occurred anyway as the benefits are clear.
Argument 5, see argument 3.
Argument 6 seems weak to me. And is a denial of a reason to get entry, not a reason not to.
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