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Why is Turkey in NATO? At this point Their behavior is nothing but antagonistic at best and downright nefarious at worst.
But now, with Eastern Europe and the Baltics part of NATO there are better options and Turkey's membership should be reviewed.
Why is Turkey in NATO? At this point Their behavior is nothing but antagonistic at best and downright nefarious at worst.
The refugee situation is one of the polarizing issues in EU/Brexit politics. The Turkey-Syrian conflict pushes a new wave to exacerbate internal polarization within the UK & EU - a side effect of the conflict but still furthers a broader agenda. Pretty crafty.
Why is Turkey in NATO? At this point Their behavior is nothing but antagonistic at best and downright nefarious at worst.
Why is Turkey in NATO? At this point Their behavior is nothing but antagonistic at best and downright nefarious at worst.
That's not a very good threat. Diversity is Europe's strength and they will be welcome with open arms!
Call the bluff.
Why is Turkey in NATO? At this point Their behavior is nothing but antagonistic at best and downright nefarious at worst.
That's not a very good threat. Diversity is Europe's strength and they will be welcome with open arms!
Last refugee crisis destroyed any future plans for expansion of the Schengen zone, helped Brexit and propell right wing parties at elections in EU member states and also further distance the southern states from the north as they were left to deal with the crisis alone.
Edit: I'm not blaming the refugees, I'm highlighting that if Europe was so united as you suggest we wouldn't be having these issues but currently, as you can see, Europe's policy is every man for himself and the refugee crisis helped expose problems Europe already had.
Why is Turkey in NATO? At this point Their behavior is nothing but antagonistic at best and downright nefarious at worst.
It made sense during the cold war but they need to be kicked out now.