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Should Turkish Citizens Be Given Unfettered Access To The Schengen Agreement Countries In Order To Secure...
...their governments cooperation in dealing with the flow of refugees coming to Europe from Turkey?
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I have always believed that Turkey have been badly treated by the rest of the EU. They are criticised with regard to Human Rights yet we suck up to the Saudis and Mugabe.Saudis swan in and out of this country and buy what they want. The EU were not critical when their air bases were used by coalition forces to bomb Iraq.
At least the Muslim Turks are'nt anti British like the lot we already have living off us here.
For the most part I find the Turks to be quite industrious and might be beneficial to the UK and Europe unlike the current mob that are getting in to the UK.
At least the Muslim Turks are'nt anti British like the lot we already have living off us here.
For the most part I find the Turks to be quite industrious and might be beneficial to the UK and Europe unlike the current mob that are getting in to the UK.
We should have no dealings with Erdogan, he is an Islamist at heart and a despot by nature.
The bombing of Turkish citizens in Ankara last week, probably orchestrated by Erdogan's regime shows what an evil bunch they are.
Dangling a carrot about extending Schengen to include Turks is disingenuous to them, and a misuse of the spirit of the treaty.
The bombing of Turkish citizens in Ankara last week, probably orchestrated by Erdogan's regime shows what an evil bunch they are.
Dangling a carrot about extending Schengen to include Turks is disingenuous to them, and a misuse of the spirit of the treaty.
You only really need to read this bit:
“The draft said the EU would provide up to 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) for this year and next to help Turkey cope with some 2.2 million Syrian and Iraqi refugees as well as further funding. Some refugees would have a chance to resettle from Turkey to Europe.”
So, two billion quid (and some) for Turkey to help them solve the problem on an invasion of Europe via their nation. And at the end of that “some” refugees will have a chance to move to Europe.
Of course the Prime Minister’s unspecified “negotiations” in the run up to the promised referendum will no doubt cover this latest move to shift ever more people from the Middle East to Europe, so we need not worry. I’m off now to Biggin Hill to see a squadron of pigs take off for the Battle of Britain sites.
“The draft said the EU would provide up to 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) for this year and next to help Turkey cope with some 2.2 million Syrian and Iraqi refugees as well as further funding. Some refugees would have a chance to resettle from Turkey to Europe.”
So, two billion quid (and some) for Turkey to help them solve the problem on an invasion of Europe via their nation. And at the end of that “some” refugees will have a chance to move to Europe.
Of course the Prime Minister’s unspecified “negotiations” in the run up to the promised referendum will no doubt cover this latest move to shift ever more people from the Middle East to Europe, so we need not worry. I’m off now to Biggin Hill to see a squadron of pigs take off for the Battle of Britain sites.
Yet another door opens in Europe for the people who subscribe to the religion of permanent offence...
The absurdity of this agreement cannot be overstated: Turkey is to be given a billion Euros in "aid" for taking in a million "refugees".
It has oft been demonstrated that the majority (around two thirds) of these so-called refugees are NOT fleeing Syria or any other war-torn nation - they are mostly economic migrants taking advantage of the current crisis to relocate both themselves and their families.
In return for Turkey's effective open-door immigration policy, the EU is rewarding them with humongous amounts of public money (ie. hard earned cash that you and I have paid, in the form of various taxes - a fact that I sometimes think gets forgotten) in return for an agreement that basically applies a Schengen-lite arrangement for Turkish citizens. Turkey now has an effective green light for its citizens to enter all other EU countries without the usual checks and balances.
This is Turkey's back-door entrance into the EU. It is now only a matter of time before Turkey is fully embraced and incorporated into the ever expanding bureaucratic behemoth that is the EU.
God help us.
The absurdity of this agreement cannot be overstated: Turkey is to be given a billion Euros in "aid" for taking in a million "refugees".
It has oft been demonstrated that the majority (around two thirds) of these so-called refugees are NOT fleeing Syria or any other war-torn nation - they are mostly economic migrants taking advantage of the current crisis to relocate both themselves and their families.
In return for Turkey's effective open-door immigration policy, the EU is rewarding them with humongous amounts of public money (ie. hard earned cash that you and I have paid, in the form of various taxes - a fact that I sometimes think gets forgotten) in return for an agreement that basically applies a Schengen-lite arrangement for Turkish citizens. Turkey now has an effective green light for its citizens to enter all other EU countries without the usual checks and balances.
This is Turkey's back-door entrance into the EU. It is now only a matter of time before Turkey is fully embraced and incorporated into the ever expanding bureaucratic behemoth that is the EU.
God help us.
Retro advocated Turkey's admission to the EU, Birdie. Same as I did twenty years ago. However Erdogan's Turkey is not the Turkey of Kemal Attaturk. Today's Turkey has a majority of ignorant Islamists. What a pity secular sophisticated and educated Turks didn't breed as fast as their bolt-through-the-neck compatriots.
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