Turkey in Europe? No!

21 good reasons (and provocation) to say no to Turkey

Geographical reasons:

95% of its territory is Asia;
Puts EU borders in the Middle East;
Europe gets dangerous borders;

Cultural reasons:

The language is not Indo-European;
The cultural roots are not Latin and Greek;

Religious reasons:

98% Muslim;

Demographic reasons:

In 2015 will be the most populous country in the EU;
1 in 5 people will be Turkish EU;
New wave of migration;
EU opens borders to millions of Turkish speakers;

Political motives:

Non-recognition of the Armenian genocide;
Cypriot conflict;
Kurdish question;
It does not respect human rights;
Turkey is an American Trojan horse;

Institutional reasons:
Would become a "superpower" administrative;
It would be the country with more weight in the European Parliament;
Will be the largest European army;

Economic reasons:

The average GDP per capita in Turkey is 6500 Euros;
Companies take refuge in Turkey in search of cheap labor;
The most important country in the EU would be the poorer.

A provocation:

And why not accept Morocco, Cape Verde, Israel, Tunisia, Iraq, Angola, Senegal? ... (possibly Cape Verde and Angola, as part of CPLP)

Turkey Scratch!

The European identity movement launched a campaign to say NO TO TURKEY! In the notes that circulate every day in the capitalist system, scratch the part of Turkey with a cross and write NO TO TURKEY! It is a form of protest simple and costs nothing. You just have to grab a pen, draw a cross and write the message that you will in the soul. Do not inhibit, disclose and participate!

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About us

The National Cause was born from the realization that there is a serious gap in the British Nationalist Internet. Apart from a few blogs (more suitable for short texts and present), the "supply" of doctrinal and ideological texts in English was virtually nonexistent.

Thus, in September 2011, two nationalists decided to start on the path towards the elimination of this gap: the National Cause was born.

Initially the National Cause project consisted of a site that would contain news of the nationalist movement and comments on the national news, and a page that should contain the doctrinal and ideological texts themselves.

This "costume" was short-lived, having given way to a single page that combined the two parts: training (ideological) and information. At this point, close to completing two years of existence, once again decided to change the "costume" of the National Cause: The Daily News were transferred to Blogger, which will become a real alternative news agency, and the portal was redesigned National Cause and became a Nationalist Library & Archive.

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