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not sureTopic: Politics
Soon, Cyprus will take over the lead of the EU, and being an arch enemy and rival of Turkey as they are, what does this suggest for the latters chances of accession to the European Union at that?
Or is that just a bunch of balled up cynicysm on my part; or an honest appraisal of the tatters of window dressing that subs for our conjured up imagery of late when picturing the worlds economic picture?
For the 6 months (my source reports) that it will sit as head of the EU, Turkey will be like as much as the disenchanted dinner guest sitting at the far flung edge of a dinner table twice the length of a soccer pitch.
Once this time measure is up, and presuming nothing untoward has happened such as Turkey aligning with Egypts new "new" and newer still leadership to protect Iranian interests to aid Russia in protecting Syria (all propositions silly I know), Turkey may get back onto the track it was on previously before the last President of France blocked the path to Turkeys ascension.
But as mentioned by my source, only if tensions over oil rights near Cyprus stay out of evolving into a fray or disputes of flyovers of a certain other country (starts with I and ends in L) dont bring things to a hilt.
Maybe if they stayed away from a path to the EU for six months, they could re-double their efforts at killing Kurds ensuring the reasons for joining the EU are as sound as ever since starting out on that path.
Maybe they might even take notice of increased friendliness between Iran and Iraq (just two side by side countries that were once engaged in the worlds most contemporary intercine sectaraian led violence ever with paved the way to two Gulf Wars thats all-,..oops)....
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......might help alleviate their growing pangs and free up the energy they need to reserve for joining the EU. Leaving Kurdistan for the Kurds.
But no. You can see it now. The know all tell all unquivering and resolute rebuttual to all of this thereby all but assuring more madness to ensue, perpetuating the lurid headlines, the inanity of leaders and the limpness of such peaceseeking arms of the UN: "there'll be no Kurdistan". As sure as the raising of an Arabs scimitar thrusting towards the clouds in symbolic gesture of mans ultimate folly.
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