Juncker has just admitted they treated Greece unfairly...and this document proves it.
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whats your beef with brexit?
- Thread starter England my lionheart
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Juncker has just admitted they treated Greece unfairly...and this document proves it.
So in italian does 'unfairly' translate as 'criminal' when someone lies to you? Or is it just in your mind?
Juncker has just admitted they treated Greece unfairly...and this document proves it.
How did you conclude that Greece was treated unfairly? I am not seeing it in this very piece that you posted.
I only read the highlighted part, it seems to me the ministers were rightly upset at being lied to.
Altfish
Veteran Member
I think it is fair to say that the EU treated Greece badly but they were ably assisted by the IMF
Although it is a one-sided view, this is a good read...
ADULTS IN THE ROOM
Troika measures in Greece: austerity, very very little money in circulation-
Results: innumerable suicides, stagnating economy, entire Greek towns without medicines.
That's criminal behavior
Altfish
Veteran Member
Sounds like what is predicted for the UK post Brexit
You are speaking to a Brazilian.
I know better than to jump to conclusions just like that.
I have been invited to for most of my life.
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
There was never a referendum in Ireland regarding the Euro.
What you probably mean are Irelands two referenda regarding the Treaty of Lisbon.
The Irish rejected the initial draft of the treaty.
Then Irish politicians negotiated for better amendments in the Treaty.
This was then proposed as a new referendum and the people agreed to it with a higher turnout.
You should like this, it's democracy.
Indeed...we will exit too to respect people's will
Speaking of criminal things, Macron le frocion is keeping shooting flashballs at the gilets jaunes. 13 dead. Sang français repandu à cause de l'UE criminelle
It seems you cannot backup your false claim and so attempt to change the subject.
Are you going to answer the question "So in italian does 'unfairly' translate as 'criminal' when someone lies to you? Or is it just in your mind?" Or is it just a complete waste of time asking you to justify your posts?
Notanumber
A Free Man
If Gerard had been in charge, it would not have dragged on for two or three years.
He would have carried out the will of the people immediately.
He would have carried out the will of the people immediately.
Altfish
Veteran Member
The trouble is you have to be elected in the UK to make decisions in parliament and after his magnificent 1.2% in the London Mayoral Election, we are lucky that there isn't much chance it will happen.
The will of the people!
So he would have broken the law and every treaty the uk signed up to? Are you proposing a prospective criminal would make a good leader of britain.
I really dont know why NAN even tries.
I have no idea of who Gerard is, but surely you can acknowledge that this is not a simple matter of an unanimity being denied. Not even close to it.
Ask Scotland.
The Emperor of Mankind
Currently the galaxy's spookiest paraplegic
Juncker has just admitted they treated Greece unfairly...and this document proves it.
Where are you getting these screenshots from? Let's see a source.
Batten, the UKIP leader and Janice Atkinson worthily represent UK in Strasbourg.
Leaving the referendum aside, Juncker and Barnier have really behaved dishonestly and humiliated Britain in so many ways, throughout the last 2 years.
This should convince Britain to exit a ungrateful, dishonest, fraudulent EU even more
Notanumber
A Free Man
Theresa May is a Remainer, not a Remoaner and so far, she is demonstrating the difference between the two.
Over the last couple of years, she has taken some very bad advice from the wrong people but she does seem to be determined to carry out the will of the people and I praise her for that.
Ever since she became PM, she has repeatedly told us that no deal is better than a bad deal. Now that she has realised that her proposed deal was a bad deal it looks like she will deliver the no deal that we for voted for unless the EU come to their senses and at least remove the backstop.
Over the last couple of years, she has taken some very bad advice from the wrong people but she does seem to be determined to carry out the will of the people and I praise her for that.
Ever since she became PM, she has repeatedly told us that no deal is better than a bad deal. Now that she has realised that her proposed deal was a bad deal it looks like she will deliver the no deal that we for voted for unless the EU come to their senses and at least remove the backstop.
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