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What breathtaking hypocrisy on Parliament’s part to discuss Turkey’s accession today, as though somehow this were not a
although the impending enlargement, with the accession of ten new countries, paves the way for a ‘second wave’, in the shape of the accession of Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey.
The title of the report says much about what the Commission is cooking up, with the active complicity of the political ‘elites’. ‘Report on Turkey’s progress towards accession’ – you only have to read the title to be in no doubt that the Community bodies are already planning Turkey’s accession. We are expected to wait until December 2004 to know whether or not negotiations on accession can get under way. What a charade! All European leaders have expressed their support for this unholy accession, and without so much as consulting their citizens.
As the first to speak out against an enlargement that is non-European, politically unjustified, economically suicidal and socially devastating, the
is the only French political force genuinely opposed to Turkey’s accession to the EU."@en1
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