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Originally Posted by Mick
But Germany still broke International law and it would do so if it meant upholding their constitution.
The outrage from the Remainers is non-existent when other countries breach international treaties/laws because you’re hypocrites. I’m fed up of you all defending the EU, when it is the one acting in total disgrace towards Britain over the years. The fact, you hold the EU in such high regard when it is corrupt to the core. The fact it is Undemocratic but pretends to be so.
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To be fair, I wasn't even aware of this case until today so I was unable to express any outrage. I agree that the German courts
vs. the ECJ could result in Germany being in a position to break the Eurozone agreements. Luckily for everyone, the further clarifications sent by the ECB were accepted by German as passing the subsidiarity tests they initially failed and a bullet was dodged. The UK can still dodge a bullet too...
Luckily in terms of corruption, the EU and Western Europe states are the least corrupt region in the world with 14 of the top 20 countries in the Corruption Perceptions Index. Always room for improvement though -
https://www.transparency.org/en/news...-europe-and-eu