BF2S Forums Turkey in the EU?

I'm not racist but i will get my opinion out..

I live in sheffield in south yorkshire (uk) and i have to say theres so many muslims here its like i live in iraq.

I have no problem with diffrent cutures and people but when you feel like your being drowned by immigrants from other countrys comming to yours and claiming money and care on that system i pay my taxes for i feel like " Get the hell back to your own country and stop scronging off mine " - may sound a little harsh but its the way i feel.

Turkey is one of the nations of the Easterlings, and under the iron thumb (so to speak) of Sauron.

ofcourse Turkey should be able to join, not now, not next year. but when they are clean let them in. the reason beeing Europe is getting to much of a fortress now i think we need a islamic country to get some diveristy and im sure they will have ideas on how things should be done that we regular westerners hasnt thought of. i think its a good idea in 20 or 30 years, not now tho.

Turkey has invaded and illegally holds the northern part of Cyprus. Despite all efforts for a fair solution by the members of the EU, they refuse to cease the occupation.

Turkey is at the moment a military state, as the generals play a major role, forming the government's decisions.

The human rights are being seriously violated, with thousands of political prisoners etc. Not to mention the rights of women...

Turkey, ever since the glory days of the Ottoman Empire has had an offensive expansive policy. They are continuously seeking to acquire new land by creating several international incidents with Greece in the Aegean Sea (the Imia incident for example, when Turkey claimed to own a little island belonging to Greece), and with the Kurds in the east, with whom they are virtually at war since they ruled the Kurdish political party out of the parliament as illegal.

The good thing about Turkey joining the EU is that it is a vast new market of unlimited potential. A lot of money is to be made - for some at least.

Yet the fact remains that the Turkish society and way of life differs greatly from the European standards, and seeing how the Turks have failed or refused to blend in with the German society - where they hold the greatest numbers at the moment, it becomes clear that the immigration problem is going to implicate things immensely. It may even grant the exploitation of the Turkish potential impossible for the EU, and that's why the joining process will take so long.

And last but not least, everyone knows that the Turkish government is totally controlled by the USA. Surely the latter will want Turkey to join the EU so they can have yet another ally ready to boycott any decision deemed against their interests.

Of corse not