Top 5 culturally most similar countries to yours (in your opinion)

[Instinct]

Bjelouska/ViribusUnitis explained in some of the threads on this forum on the entry of Turkey into the European Union. European Union wants only the European part of Turkey, Turks have too big expectations. Entry into the European Union does not mean that you should have too much expectations, but it means that you have to completely change the style of life, a lot of people will have to go to west European country in search of work, especially young people, membership in the European Union must be paid, and corrupt politicians can not withdraw money from European funds to develop economy. It is experienced Croatia, Poland, Estonia and other Eastern states. Money does not fall from the sky.

Then they want to get a lot of gypsies into the EU. Anatolian part of Turkey is more developed than the small Balkan part. It's just an advantage for the people who lives in Thrace region cause they are nearby Istanbul.

[Archduke]

Lol @ Anatolians living in Thrace. The more they talk, the more shit comes out. Thrace is mostly populated by Gypsies, Balkan immigrants and some native Turks. It's one of the most boring places in Turkey. We only took it to tease you. No one really cares about that part.

Well there is no actual difference between Turks and Gypsies.

[Sisak]

How can that happen, they break from Turkey?

You are chatting with a lot of feelings about Europe and the progress that you would expect, but Turkey is too big and complete state. you need to work on own progress without the EU, and not listen to western politicians.

[Kabul]

I think Turks and Greeks are very similar culturally, especially Turks from Pontos, Thrace, the Western Anatolian Coast Line and the Northern Anatolian Coast Line. Turks adopted a lot of Byzantine culture during the earlier years of the Ottoman Empire, and Greeks (as well as all Balkan peoples) adopted some Turkish culture during Ottoman times.

[Böri]

Given the way Erdogan is ruling the country, a civil war is inevitable. Not only the technically European part but also the Aegean and Mediterrenean region might rebel. If they were to gain their own independence they would definitely be admitted into the EU. Erdogan and AKP should be overthrown as soon as possible in order to prevent this scenario from happening.

I have also plan to break Black Sea region, Zonguldak to Artvin, and join Russia but this isnt realist. We are most dinstinct people from rest in Turkey.

[igo112]

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[Instinct]

I think Turks and Greeks are very similar culturally, especially Turks from Pontos, Thrace, the Western Anatolian Coast Line and the Northern Anatolian Coast Line. Turks adopted a lot of Byzantine culture during the earlier years of the Ottoman Empire, and Greeks (as well as all Balkan peoples) adopted some Turkish culture during Ottoman times.

Indeed.

[Azalea]

Well there is no actual difference between Turks and Gypsies.

Great comeback. Not predictable at all.

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Iceland
Finland (Maybe)

[Ryujin]

I have also plan to break Black Sea region, Zonguldak to Artvin, and join Russia but this isnt realist.

Black Sea region is mostly assimilated, they're conservative and nationalist and keep voting for the AKP. That's not the case with Western Turkey where AKP is largely unpopular in. Even if not the whole Western Turkey; here in Izmir there's a collective rage towards the AKP government. See how Iraq fell apart when it was a strong, unified nation because some regions felt they were alienated by the central government. The same thing happent in Ukraine as well. Turkey is also moving towards a civil war because the AKP simply keeps alienating other segments of the society that don't support the AKP. People are fed up with Erdogan intervening in individuals' private lives, restrictions on lifestyle and such. The pseudo-nationalists in Black Sea and these central Anatolians continuing to vote for the AKP despite all this tension, I take it they don't really give a fuck about Turkey's future. They should've learnt from the Gezi protests.