That Juncker is a skunk, he really is. The EU crowd have once again shown their true colours this week and will continue to do so. They throw in token crap that has pretty much been sorted like EU citizens rights as an excuse to stall talks but in truth it's all about the money they want to grab !Exactly.
So make your mind up.
Do you think it is tax avoidance or is it a legal way of paying less tax?
If it is legal then we should do what Juncker did for Luxembourg. Because you continually say we should chase tax owed here. But if you say it is done legally we can't chase it like you say we should. If so why can't we do the same as Luxembourg?
To me it is legal fraud. But there you go. Juncker helped it to happen in Luxembourg. Now he is in a position to protect it. So we can't chase unpaid tax like you say we should.
But the EU is now chasing it. And Juncker isn't a part of it. This could get interesting.
Given we were being told last week the EU was a dictatorship and it was solely down to Juncker what happened then isn't it down to him that they're being billed for back taxes, or is it only a dictatorship when it supports your argument?So what do y'all think about Juncker's illegal state aid for Luxemboug?
Europe 'to bill Amazon for back taxes'
Given we were being told last week the EU was a dictatorship and it was solely down to Juncker what happened then isn't it down to him that they're being billed for back taxes, or is it only a dictatorship when it supports your argument?
That Juncker is a skunk, he really is. The EU crowd have once again shown their true colours this week and will continue to do so. They throw in token crap that has pretty much been sorted like EU citizens rights as an excuse to stall talks but in truth it's all about the money they want to grab !
Absolutely this. I think everyone knows this. All they want and will still want is our money. It's all about money. It's the only language they know. They employ the most amount of civil servants for a union in the latest state of the art buildings. Jet around the world and wine and dine plentiful, get pensions not seen anywhere else in the world. Now we vote to leave and 10b a year is set to go.
Please Britain please stay. Or give us 100b and you can go as that gives us times to put up every one else's bill.
Everything you need to know about this EU. Money. Money money.
Indeed. Martcov was lecturing me on democracy the other day - it's seems EU and democracy are having the week off given the silence over Catalonia
I've said it before but post Brexit I can foresee an Irish clamour to exit.
I don't believe I said that? I do think there is insufficient democracy, if the EU is going to have powerful political leaders they shouldn't be appointed by what is in effect an electoral college of MEPs. https://www.economist.com/news/euro...-eus-democratic-deficit-election-or-selection
I've said it before but post Brexit I can foresee an Irish clamour to exit.
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Indeed. Martcov was lecturing me on democracy the other day - it's seems EU and democracy are having the week off given the silence over Catalonia
Whatever they do will be wrong. If they take Spain's side they will be undemocratic. If they take Catalonia's side, they will be interefereing in a member's own constitutional affairs. If they do nothing it will prove that the EU is greedy. No doubt Grendel knows what to do.... Oh, I know, back Brexit and screw Europe...
Absolutely this. I think everyone knows this. All they want and will still want is our money. It's all about money. It's the only language they know. They employ the most amount of civil servants for a union in the latest state of the art buildings. Jet around the world and wine and dine plentiful, get pensions not seen anywhere else in the world. No wonder all the uk policticans want to stay in. It's a great gig after uk politics has finished. Now we vote to leave and 10b a year is set to go.
Please Britain please stay. Or give us 100b and you can go as that gives us times to put up every one else's bill.
Everything you need to know about this EU. Money. Money money.
I hope that money - or rather agreed financial commitments - are enforced. The EU has the responsibilty to 27 members to ensure this is done. How come Britain still doesn't know what it wants and has a cabinet led by an ineffective leader and comprised of people who are juggling for power and their own career interests above the interests of the UK? BTW, Britain has been recruiting thousands of civil servants to take over offices replacing EU institutions - so I shouldn't play the bureaucracy card.
The EU is not to blame for Britain's unpreparedness. They have had well over a year to tell us specifically a. what they want from the EU, and b. what definite benefits the British electorate are going to get out of Brexit ( vague comments like "control of our borders", "Brexit means Brexit" etc. don't say anything which you can quantify as a benefit ).
I've said it before but post Brexit I can foresee an Irish clamour to exit.
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I hope that money - or rather agreed financial commitments - are enforced. The EU has the responsibilty to 27 members to ensure this is done. How come Britain still doesn't know what it wants and has a cabinet led by an ineffective leader and comprised of people who are juggling for power and their own career interests above the interests of the UK? BTW, Britain has been recruiting thousands of civil servants to take over offices replacing EU institutions - so I shouldn't play the bureaucracy card.
The EU is not to blame for Britain's unpreparedness. They have had well over a year to tell us specifically a. what they want from the EU, and b. what definite benefits the British electorate are going to get out of Brexit ( vague comments like "control of our borders", "Brexit means Brexit" etc. don't say anything which you can quantify as a benefit ).
What are you basing that on?
Indeed. Martcov was lecturing me on democracy the other day - it's seems EU and democracy are having the week off given the silence over Catalonia
I've said it before but post Brexit I can foresee an Irish clamour to exit.
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But they are not the electorate, they are an electoral college & I think that is not sufficiently democratic.I thought the political leaders were the MEPs and the European Council - not the civil servants?
Not amongst any of the Irish people I know. They were admiring of the UK public's vote to leave. Remember they voted against the Lisbon treaty first time around.Highly unlikely. The EU has a very high approval rating.
Not amongst any of the Irish people I know. They were admiring of the UK public's vote to leave. Remember they voted against the Lisbon treaty first time around.
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WOW.
There are 28 members. So why do you say 27?I hope that money - or rather agreed financial commitments - are enforced. The EU has the responsibilty to 27 members to ensure this is done. How come Britain still doesn't know what it wants and has a cabinet led by an ineffective leader and comprised of people who are juggling for power and their own career interests above the interests of the UK? BTW, Britain has been recruiting thousands of civil servants to take over offices replacing EU institutions - so I shouldn't play the bureaucracy card.
The EU is not to blame for Britain's unpreparedness. They have had well over a year to tell us specifically a. what they want from the EU, and b. what definite benefits the British electorate are going to get out of Brexit ( vague comments like "control of our borders", "Brexit means Brexit" etc. don't say anything which you can quantify as a benefit ).
You racist twat.Blimey British jobs for British workers. There is a terrible thing hey.
Britain doesn't owe anything beyond 2020 and that's the end of it. I'm not blaming the EU to have a go at trying to get more but it's tells you everything you need to know about the black hole created by brexit. Maybe their pensions will have to be cut 5% see how that goes down hey Mart? I tell you it will be the EU citizen to pay for Britains missing money it won't be their pay packet and lifestyle.
So what do y'all think about Juncker's illegal state aid for Luxemboug?
Europe 'to bill Amazon for back taxes'
What a naughty boy.
Domestic is anything that happens in the EU. That is unless it doesn't suit.The EU doesn't get involved in domestic politics, as I'm sure you know.
But they are not the electorate, they are an electoral college & I think that is not sufficiently democratic.
You racist twat.
The proper term is British jobs for anyone who lives in the EU although we don't have enough homes to guarantee somewhere to live.
There are 28 members. So why do you say 27?
Not amongst any of the Irish people I know. They were admiring of the UK public's vote to leave. Remember they voted against the Lisbon treaty first time around.
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What's your view on Catalonia?
Or, EU jobs for EU citizens? How many houses extra had May just propsed btw?
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