EU commission and Greece

[Keith Tindell]

Well now we know who was to blame, the EU commission has just released a report to say that Greece has not fulfilled its obligation under the Schenectady agreement, that did not finger print, and check everyone arriving into Greece, and did not police its borders correctly. If this report is accepted by the other 28 nations, Greece will be given 3 months to sort itself out, it's bloody laughable, not one finger was lifted to support Greece with this massive problem. The sooner the referendum comes the better, kt

[John Pruden]

keith if we are soft enough to put up with the eu rules its to the people to dump Europe and tell them were to put the rules? be it on our own heads to stay or go we have slowly eroded our country away from the british way of life? just my view.. jp

[Keith Tindell]

My post should read schengan agreement, bloody spell checkers kt

[j.sabourn]

Wasn't so long back since Germany and others were chastising Greece for being in debt and probably still is very much so, it probably doesn't have the infrastructure to comply with Mein Fuhreur. Seems Greece is going to be the chosen whipping boy for the Europeans. Maybe it is payback time for them having the audacity to stand up to the might of Germany during the last war. Hungary can now be seen to have been the only country to recognize the danger when she closed her borders for which she was also chastised by the dimwits in Brussels. If David C. is still pro EU how far can the British public expect him to carry out his long awaited promise, or is it just another fob to let him see his time out. As said in previous post about Oz and a Republic, fancy having to go through all the paraphamalia of electing some head of state as a President such as the likes of a similar person. Although not infallible the UK and its Commonwealth have a very much admired system all over the world, which is going to be threatened by the usual quick change artists. JS

[Des Taff Jenkins]

My post should read schengan agreement, bloody spell checkers kt

Hi Keith.
It could have been a typo when they wrote up the law, they may have meant shenanigans.
Cheers Des

[happy daze john in oz]

And there in lies the problems of the EU, the rules change to suit the situation, the people have no say in what occurs as they elect unknown persons to the EU parliament in the hope that they will serve the people. All they serve is the trough and the people can go whistle Dixie.

[John Pruden]

we are having to find 3.5 billion to refurbish the houses of parliament WHAT FOR WE ARE RULED BY EUROPE pull it down good for nothing now!!!!! jp

[j.sabourn]

#7... Could always do it out as a Museum. Leave some of its members sitting there, wouldn't make much difference to some of them, and might even enjoy the position of people looking at them. JS

[Keith Tindell]

Before the Frogs start throwing bricks at the Greeks, i hope they have registered all the migrants in Calais !!!, if so they could all tell us who they are, and how long they have been there, but i wont hold my breath. KT

[John Arton]

See Denmark is going to return up to 60,000 migrants (presume to Syria or Turkey) as they have no official I.D.
They are also relieving any migrants of cash and jewellery that they have stashed on themselves, when they apply for Danish citizenship. This to pay for their social security etc.
Good on them Danes I say.
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