Turkey doesn't seem to have any serious appetite to join the EU at present and its human rights record is shocking and will prevent it from joining. I can't see all 27/28 countries agreeing to Turkey joining either.
And yet again where did I say differently?
You have those in charge of a country and those who know what is best. The views and aims of one person doesn't mean the whole country thinks the same. Look at how many agree with May for instance.
Let's try and explain in a different way. So we join the customs union. Just like Turkey. We would then need trade agreements all over the place for different goods. This could take many years. This is what Turkey presently has. If they joined the EU or single market they would be able to trade freely. If we only kept to the customs union we would be in the same position as Turkey. We wouldn't have the trade agreements in place so we wouldn't be able to trade the goods allowed with being in the customs union.
So we would need to be in the single market minimum. This would mean keeping FOM.
Or can someone please explain where I am wrong instead of keep trying to say I am wrong?