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“Ankara is too important an ally to alienate, no matter what happens on the streets of Istanbul, politicians and officials tell POLITICO.

The European Union is set to keep pumping billions of euros into Turkey despite President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s sweeping crackdown on political opponents.”

politico.eu/article/turkey-cri…

Write him a fucking blank cheque, why don’t you, you spineless, racist blocks of cheddar. And why? Because he helps keeps the Brown people away from our pristine white shores.

I swear the next person who uses the words “European values” non-sarcastically in my presence will wish they’d stayed in bed that morning.

#demokrasi #insanHakları #ırkcılık #faşizm #Türkiye #erdoğan #AvrupaBirliği #democracy #humanRights #racism #fascism #Turkey #erdogan #EU

in reply to Aral Balkan

this seems to happen on a weekly basis since 2015:

Erdoğan: *violates human rights*
EU officials: "Oh no! Anyway..."

in reply to Aral Balkan

classic EU…even when you look at countries already in the EU, the whole human rights / EU values posture falls apart a bit, especially when it comes to immigration policy. Although when it comes to trade and the like, with authoritarianism on the rise and democratic backsliding everywhere, what group of countries can the EU even focus on as partners at this point? This is a real question I wonder about, not being snarky
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in reply to Aral Balkan

It is the Biden doctrine. Find a fascist somewhere and bankroll him to do dirty work for you.
in reply to Aral Balkan

> “The status quo before İmamoğlu’s arrest was comfortable for the EU because there was just enough democracy,” Bechev said.

... wasn't even plausible deniability.

Look for more allies because the allies you have are not reliable and they're bad.

in reply to Aral Balkan

"Turkey’s status as an EU candidate obliges it to uphold democratic values, and that Brussels will respond to violations."

LOL
LMAO