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Euro GuidoPlease at least try not to spout nonsense, coffee. The President of the European Commission is nominated by the European Council - which is composed of the Heads of State of the EU members counties - and elected by the European Parliament, which, in turn, is composed of the MEPs we directly elect. Little of what is spewed up by Leave campaigners has any foundation in reality - that's one of the main reasons we're in this fucking Brexit mess in the first place.coffee wrote:Unelected European Commission President Juncker
Plan for no deal? Why is there any need to do that, coffee? I'm looking forward to the early delivery of my unicorn and rainbows. And the NHS desperately needs that promised £350 million a week.coffee wrote:No deal planning must be the top priority and non-urgent business junked, Cabinet to be told today
Alan H wrote:Please at least try not to spout nonsense, coffee. The President of the European Commission is nominated by the European Council - which is composed of the Heads of State of the EU members counties - and elected by the European Parliament, which, in turn, is composed of the MEPs we directly elect. Little of what is spewed up by Leave campaigners has any foundation in reality - that's one of the main reasons we're in this fucking Brexit mess in the first place.coffee wrote:Unelected European Commission President Juncker
You said he was 'unelected': I showed you that was wrong. Will you admit it now?coffee wrote:Alan H wrote:Please at least try not to spout nonsense, coffee. The President of the European Commission is nominated by the European Council - which is composed of the Heads of State of the EU members counties - and elected by the European Parliament, which, in turn, is composed of the MEPs we directly elect. Little of what is spewed up by Leave campaigners has any foundation in reality - that's one of the main reasons we're in this fucking Brexit mess in the first place.coffee wrote:Unelected European Commission President Juncker
He was not elected by people of the uk, what non sense about that? We didn't have a say who is elected and that is the truth. And we can't vote him out when he do a bad job.
Juncker is foreigner he does not have my interest at heart and I can't kick him out.Alan H wrote:You said he was 'unelected': I showed you that was wrong. Will you admit it now?coffee wrote:Alan H wrote:Please at least try not to spout nonsense, coffee. The President of the European Commission is nominated by the European Council - which is composed of the Heads of State of the EU members counties - and elected by the European Parliament, which, in turn, is composed of the MEPs we directly elect. Little of what is spewed up by Leave campaigners has any foundation in reality - that's one of the main reasons we're in this fucking Brexit mess in the first place.
He was not elected by people of the uk, what non sense about that? We didn't have a say who is elected and that is the truth. And we can't vote him out when he do a bad job.
The leader of the Conservative Party and the leader of UKIP (whose turn is it this week?) were not elected by the people of the UK. So what's your point?
Theresa May does not have my interest at heart and I can't kick her out as leader of the Tories, so I'm not sure what point you were trying to make. But do you now accept that he is elected, contrary to your previous assertion?coffee wrote:Juncker is foreigner he does not have my interest at heart and I can't kick him out.Alan H wrote:You said he was 'unelected': I showed you that was wrong. Will you admit it now?coffee wrote:
He was not elected by people of the uk, what non sense about that? We didn't have a say who is elected and that is the truth. And we can't vote him out when he do a bad job.
The leader of the Conservative Party and the leader of UKIP (whose turn is it this week?) were not elected by the people of the UK. So what's your point?
every time. The title and a link are all that's needed.Westmonster
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