When you come back from the parallel universe you seem to be inhabiting, you may notice that as a result of failed policies and lack of EU-focus on economic integration the net-result of the Euro has unfortunately - been to drive parts of Europe further apart economically, instead of integrating them.
I understand you are having trouble actually reading and understanding everything I write, instead of going for kneejerk reactions.
When exactly is Turkey going to become a member? In a few hundred years? It's simply not a realistic possibility and everybody knows it.
Yes, in your type of thinking the so-called "Millenium Goal" is a "fact" instead of a political objective or opinion (which it really is).
LOL come on.. the UN Millennium goals are facts and most countries have signed up for them... EVERYTHING is a freaking political objective when talking politics.. gezz. It is a political objective to use 0.7% of GDP on international aid for all those that have signed up for it.. big deal.
You are the one denying facts because they happen not to fit into your political opinion and hatred towards the EU.
Irrelevant if Turkey is going to be a member or not.. the official policy of the EU and its member nations is to aspire to make Turkey and Serbia part of the EU at some point. As long as that is official policy, then the aid will continue.
And no, I dont want Turkey in its present condition to be a member of the EU... nor Serbia.
You have got to be kidding? Where have you been the last 50 years? Drive parts of Europe further apart? Which? I am not denying there have been failed policies, because there are always failed policies in any country or organisation, but come on compared to the successful ones.. they are relatively minimal.