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December 17, 2018, 04:54:25 PM
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Legislation can only be proposed by the unelected commission. The only elected institutions are the council of Europe and the parliament and all they ever do is rubber stamp and approve/disapprove (respectively) bills.

Again, be careful

If that point of view was popular, guess what the European commission would do? Give everyone the vote. They know how to manipulate public opinion, and it would only make the commission more legitimate, not less. And it would also be one more step on the road to changing the EU into the United States of Europe.

If they did that they would sow their own destruction. Euroscepticism is rising in the EU. If given votes on the EU the Italians and french amongst others would leave.

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December 17, 2018, 06:06:20 PM
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Legislation can only be proposed by the unelected commission. The only elected institutions are the council of Europe and the parliament and all they ever do is rubber stamp and approve/disapprove (respectively) bills.

Again, be careful

If that point of view was popular, guess what the European commission would do? Give everyone the vote. They know how to manipulate public opinion, and it would only make the commission more legitimate, not less. And it would also be one more step on the road to changing the EU into the United States of Europe.

Yes, be careful, especially if you are in the US.
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December 17, 2018, 08:58:55 PM
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Hungarian Foreign Minister: We Are Fed Up With 'Politically Correct, Hypocritical' European Union
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE5Re77Xahs

England, seems like soon France and some other nations...the United Nations is enough, EU looks more scary then good.


nope what i am thinking is we should decentralise the financial system in the EU

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