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Mar 7, 2008 | Posted by: roboblogger

Romania pledges 'unreserved' support for Turkey's EU bid

Full story: SETimes news

Turkish President Abdullah Gul was in Bucharest on Monday for talks with his Romanian counterpart, Traian Basescu. via SETimes news

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Mar 8, 2008
 
whooooohoo - that's settled then.
The Greek Chef

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Mar 8, 2008
 

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Burunsuzoglu wrote:
whooooohoo - that's settled then.
If you want to get into the EU, you must first concede Baklava is a Greek invention and we have the complete rights to it.
NukeHungary

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Mar 8, 2008
 
May they joing together an wipe out the hun-gayans.

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Mar 8, 2008
 
The Greek Chef wrote:
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If you want to get into the EU, you must first concede Baklava is a Greek invention and we have the complete rights to it.
You'll have to pry the recipe from my cold dead fingers.
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Turkey has been prevented from joining thus far for well known reasons. Basescu however knows better. Isn't he smart.
DeathtoAtilla

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Mar 8, 2008
 
Screw the recipe!

Lets joing together and bang some hungarian girls eh?

Lets breed them out!

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Mar 8, 2008
 
DeathtoAtilla wrote:
Screw the recipe!
Lets joing together and bang some hungarian girls eh?
Lets breed them out!
you are a very sick young man.
Ilascu

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Mar 9, 2008
 
Basescu is wrong
NukeHungary

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Mar 9, 2008
 
Yes thats what your mama told me when she asked me ban/g her in the ahole...

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#10
Sep 30, 2009
 
Everthing is ok but there is something wrong. Romanian Economie small then Iraq~Iran~Syria~Cyrpus :) how they are join there :) I think maybe EU can use like a Rubish :) send to romania All of Second hands :) inclus bithes :)
kevin smith

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Oct 11, 2009
 
hi i am trying to find out some information if anyone can help please. we are english developers and have built ten luxury villas in kusadasi turkey, we had two families come to buy from us two months ago and were told that romanians cannot buy in turkey at the moment, can anyone tell us why, and also is it for only a short time
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Oct 11, 2009
 
kevin smith wrote:
hi i am trying to find out some information if anyone can help please. we are english developers and have built ten luxury villas in kusadasi turkey, we had two families come to buy from us two months ago and were told that romanians cannot buy in turkey at the moment, can anyone tell us why, and also is it for only a short time
Why don't you call the Turkish embassy or another official gov office? You really think you are going to get a proper answer on here? Did you not read the above posts?
Ipek Sayilan

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Oct 25, 2009
 
Samet Kaufman wrote:
Everthing is ok but there is something wrong. Romanian Economie small then Iraq~Iran~Syria~Cyrpus :) how they are join there :) I think maybe EU can use like a Rubish :) send to romania All of Second hands :) inclus bithes :)
exactly! thats the point noone can explain... when you take a look you will see that both Turkey and Romania are middle income countries but Turkey is pretty close to the top when romania is at the bottom...so EU keep saying Turkey isnt good enough for their union but actually romania is very very desperate in terms of development and economy...I would say poeple in Romania have the conditions that my grand parents had in Turkey in 1950s...
Ipek Sayilan

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Oct 25, 2009
 
kevin smith wrote:
hi i am trying to find out some information if anyone can help please. we are english developers and have built ten luxury villas in kusadasi turkey, we had two families come to buy from us two months ago and were told that romanians cannot buy in turkey at the moment, can anyone tell us why, and also is it for only a short time
I assume its because romanians are just trouble makers in Turkey as they are in other more developed countries than their own ( such as the UK, Germany and so forth). most of them are criminals. they live and work in Turkey in illegal ways and jobs wh&#351;ch are mostly prostitution, drug selling and so on.
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Oct 25, 2009
 
you don't have a clue about Romanians
Ipek Sayilan wrote:
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I assume its because romanians are just trouble makers in Turkey as they are in other more developed countries than their own ( such as the UK, Germany and so forth). most of them are criminals. they live and work in Turkey in illegal ways and jobs wh&#351;ch are mostly prostitution, drug selling and so on.
Ipek Sayilan

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Oct 26, 2009
 
the only one wrote:
you don't have a clue about Romanians
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really? so visit Istanbul sometime but the worst streets...or ask the first 10 prostitutes you meet...I bet at least one of them is romanian...or people who are begging for money in the streets...you will see at least one in ten is romanian again...are you talking about clue??have you ever been to istanbul??so what are talking about??
or have you ever been to London and seen romanians there?
I have been in both cities and seen them...
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Oct 26, 2009
 
Have you ever seen turks in Chicago??
Now that's a site you will never forget.
Ipek Sayilan wrote:
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really? so visit Istanbul sometime but the worst streets...or ask the first 10 prostitutes you meet...I bet at least one of them is romanian...or people who are begging for money in the streets...you will see at least one in ten is romanian again...are you talking about clue??have you ever been to istanbul??so what are talking about??
or have you ever been to London and seen romanians there?
I have been in both cities and seen them...
Ipek Sayilan

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Oct 26, 2009
 
PHELP wrote:
Have you ever seen turks in Chicago??
Now that's a site you will never forget.<quoted text>
Did I say turks are wonderful??I dont like turkish(especially the ones abroad) myself.
the case that there are bad people from other nations doesnt change the fact that romanians are headache for the rest of Europe...
anyways you should also remember the successful turkish american doctors and engineers you guys have in the US like Mehmet Oz;) but but how many romanians can you show me who makes contributions to the countries they emigrate??not a lot I guess...
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Oct 27, 2009
 
Ipek Sayilan wrote:
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really? so visit Istanbul sometime but the worst streets...or ask the first 10 prostitutes you meet...I bet at least one of them is romanian...or people who are begging for money in the streets...you will see at least one in ten is romanian again...are you talking about clue??have you ever been to istanbul??so what are talking about??
or have you ever been to London and seen romanians there?
I have been in both cities and seen them...
I don’t understand why you would have such an outburst of hate towards Romanians. I have been to Istanbul and I did not see any Romanian criminals in 2006. Actually most people were very friendly when I told them where we were from Romania. A lot of Romanians go to the all inclusive resorts in turkey and that is why turkey has waived the visa requirements for Romanians even though Romania still requires visa for turks. As for the so called more advanced state of Turkey, if you look at the Human Development index Romania has position 63 and Turkey has position 79. According to World bank Romania has a slightly higher gdp per capita than Turkey and according to IMF Turkey has a slightly higher gdp per capita than Romania so it is probably quite close. In any event what you are doing is not very smart, Romania is probably Turkey’s only friend in the EU, in the vast majority of EU countries there is strong opposition to Turkish membership but I guess that is not enough for you, you are trying to make sure that there is strong opposition in every single one of the 27 countries in the EU.
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Oct 28, 2009
 
Well Razvan ,a turk is allways a turk.
How ever this one could be a goulash gobbler wanting to be a turk.
I can understand the need to upgrade.
Razvan wrote:
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I don’t understand why you would have such an outburst of hate towards Romanians. I have been to Istanbul and I did not see any Romanian criminals in 2006. Actually most people were very friendly when I told them where we were from Romania. A lot of Romanians go to the all inclusive resorts in turkey and that is why turkey has waived the visa requirements for Romanians even though Romania still requires visa for turks. As for the so called more advanced state of Turkey, if you look at the Human Development index Romania has position 63 and Turkey has position 79. According to World bank Romania has a slightly higher gdp per capita than Turkey and according to IMF Turkey has a slightly higher gdp per capita than Romania so it is probably quite close. In any event what you are doing is not very smart, Romania is probably Turkey’s only friend in the EU, in the vast majority of EU countries there is strong opposition to Turkish membership but I guess that is not enough for you, you are trying to make sure that there is strong opposition in every single one of the 27 countries in the EU.
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