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I see Turkey is on its best behavior in preparation for its eventual entry into the EU 
Bombing seven kinds of sheite out of the Kurds, buying all the oil off isis, allowing weapons and new recruits to flood into Syria for isis, blackmailing the EU into paying them billions using refugees as a weapon.
Fck me if that's their best behaviour I'm glad I wasn't at Gallipoli when they had a real cob on.
Fck me if that's their best behaviour I'm glad I wasn't at Gallipoli when they had a real cob on.
Got Turkish neighbours absolute ****s
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Let's just hope it doesn't end in civil war.I see Turkey is on its best behavior in preparation for its eventual entry into the EU
I take it you were referring to the coup, I wasn't aware of that before. It must be a good thing to see the back of that pr*ck Erdogan.
Looks like the coup has failed. So the islamisation of Turkey can carry on. Perhaps that will be the next country to explode. 
About ten years ago, we visited Cologne in Germany. Until then I didn't realise that there is quite a sizeable population of Turks in many German cities. Our hosts told us in no uncertain terms that it would be a really bad idea to go near any Turkish parts of town.
That seems to be a recurring theme doesn't it ? Same scenario with Cyprus, you can't go to the Northern side of the island because the Turks took it over in the civil war during the 50s/60s
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Not that the two go hand-in-hand.
I've had "pure home-grown white British" neighbours who have been aggressive violent intimidating *******s.
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True. Sadly we've never had the option of knowing any different as both present and past neighbours were jew turkish. Before that is was an old english couple that never made a bump or scrape.
This time it's a family of them, they think they own the communal corridor, shouting and screaming without any care that it affects people, bumping and scraping all the time. Deliberately went against the lease and ripped the carpetting up. Horrible family. Horrible horrible family. I'm a reasonable person, but anything you say I know they are prepared to use the race card as it's a justification they can carry on making peoples lives a misery without being challenged. This is what some ethnic groups are like. It's actually like being attacked in your own home. Noise is such a big deal when your rest gets affected.
Likewise living nextdoor to a family of ferral english chav scum makes me embarrased to be english. Still though at least I feel I acknowledge it and have the courteosy to consider other people around me to compensate. I'm quiet as a mouse, if I want to be loud I go out. The funny thing about London is, although it's priced out a lot of the benefits class english, there's been a gradual influx of ethnic minorities that are actually worse because not only are they just as beligerant, they have the money as well, so all the extra 4x4s clogging up the road, constant shouting and rabble and commotion without any care it's a noise problem. The sense of entitlement that they are owed something thanks to past governments making them believe they are some kind of protected species. They know it and they couldn't care less because they are using the country as a toilet before ****ing off home after they've had free health care and made their pile and sh1t out 2-3 brats. Obviously I'm bitter but it's come from experience, had I had a rosy time with these people and they'd considered the fact I don't want to live around a herd of elephants I wouldn't be saying any of this. Given the choice I'd leave but I need to stay local to family as my mum's getting on, and I can't uproot everybody around me just to get away somewhere people treat each other properly.
I don't distinguish between english and forgein bad neighbours, just to be clear on that.
So have I. It was horrible.
While I was away one week, they put up scaffolding in the shared drive blocking in my car.
I moved.
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So have I. At a huge loss.
And somebody I knew was forced out, leaving no option but to sell the house for far less than they bought it for 6 years earlier.
I know that your sanity is worth more than money, but it is still infuriating this sort of thing happens.
In the case of that person, they sadly did not get away with their sanity intact. They are still affected by it 20+ years later.
And somebody I knew was forced out, leaving no option but to sell the house for far less than they bought it for 6 years earlier.
I know that your sanity is worth more than money, but it is still infuriating this sort of thing happens.
In the case of that person, they sadly did not get away with their sanity intact. They are still affected by it 20+ years later.
