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Old 03-07-2018, 12:37   #120
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Re: Brexit Discussion (New thread-Follow First Post Rules!)

I think Mick should avoid the side bar to satisfy jonbxx's curiosity.

The EU is a corrupted institution. It allows German to have an 8% surplus; it allowed Italy and Greece to put their > 3% deficit at Euro planning time into an off-balance sheet pot thereby meeting Germany's desire to engineer down the starting value of the Euro.

They are a corrupted organisation by not reorganising the CAP (which they promised Blair they would do) because France exerted pressure to preserve its own interests.

They are corrupt because the European Court of Auditors have found regularly that billions of Euros have not been paid in accordance with rules.

At least the EU Commission is holding Poland to account for its slide to the old ways.
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