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vachefolle vachefolle 4 juin 2007 16:30

Why Turkey should never enter EU : 1/ Turkey is not in Europe. Only 4% of Turkey is in Europe.

If Turkey enters, then where are the geographical limits ? Are we going to create another United Nations ? If Turkey enters, what about Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Russia, Algeria, .... Japan

2/ But Cyprus has been accepted in EU so Turkey Should be ?

Against the previous argument, some people will answer : But Cyprus is not in Europe but is in EU, so Turkey can be. Well, Turkey is 100 times larger and populated than Cyprus. Can we compare both issues ? Honestly not.

3/ A Strategic importance ? NO Turkey in Europe will move the Europe boundaries to such funny countries like Syria/Iraq/Iran. Do Europeans want to be concerned by all these middle-east problems : Clearly NO.

This is a huge strategic error, probably made by the same ‘experts’ who wanted the Iraqi war. For the strategic benefit of Europe, Turkey should be kept as a buffer zone, a good military ally who can acts as a shield. Europeans DO NOT WANT to be implicated into such eternal middle-east political problems.

4/ Turkey will avoid civilisation clash ? NO

Some people say that EU should accept Turkish to show that Europe can accept muslin people ? What a stupid argument. First we have already plenty of muslin in Europe, and second we can extend this argument to other countries or religions or races. We may propose to accept Zimbawe in Europe, to prove that we can integrate many black people, or Thailand for Asian people, and so on....

But strategic experts should think about one point : Can Turkey survive to Europe with its Kurd separatism problem ? What EU will do if Turkey split and explose on this issue due to Europe accession ?

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