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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: zonder who wrote (52667)10/17/2002 6:32:11 PM
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Cold Turkey
online.wsj.com

... a WSJ article criticizing the EU for not offering a roadmap to Turkey for joining the EU. I'd vote for the inclusion of Turkey. It's a shame that one of the main opponents of Turkey's membership is the German Mr. Günter Verheugen:
europa.eu.int
... a member of the oh-so-tolerant social democrats.
This topic confirms what I wrote about 13000 messages ago (#39306): antisemitism is less a problem nowadays in Germany than, how should I call it?, a "hesitancy" of a considerable part of the population towards Turkey.

JJ@ilovedoener.de

P.S. Here's a Döner shop search engine: doener365.de
P.P.S. And here's the home page of one of the funniest German comedians, Django Asül, a pseudonym which is a wordplay on "DJ", the gypsy musician Django Reinhardt and the topic of "asylum", a national code word for xenophobia battles:
django-asuel.de
Django Asül is of Turkish origin and grew up in Bavaria. His mixture of the special Bavarian dialect with anti-PC jokes is unbeatable.
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