“I’m Interested In…”“Oh No You’re Not,” Say Strasbourg Slugs!
There’s no slug like a Strasbourg Slug!
Not in terms of condescending arrogance, at least.
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That is the only logical inference to be drawn from the put-down suffered by EUObserver at the hands of an uppity bint named Livia Jaroka, who rejoices in the title of “Vice-President of the European Parliament.”
’Jaroka wrote that there was no overriding public interest in the documents’ disclosure...’. https://euobserver.com/institutional/142867
Who pays her fat salary?
You do!
Who pays the salaries – and pensions, and EXPENSES – of those named in the documents?
You do!
Who pays for the production and storage of the documents?
You do!
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Who paid for the construction, and still pays for the maintenance, of the luxurious offices in which Jaroka and the other Slugs yammer and party and even, perhaps, now and then, work?
YOU DO!
So there IS a public interest – because YOU are the public – in who’s splurging YOUR money on wine, women and song and/or anything else the sleazy swine in Strasbourg have got their greasy snouts into.
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If it’s honest expenditure, why is Jaroka hiding it?
This story is more interesting than the usual reports of high-handed EP scumbags covering up all kinds of rip-offs which emerge from the cesspool in Strasbourg.
Apart from the fact that EUObs is notoriously Europhiliac, and might therefore have hoped for some reciprocal benevolence on the part of the Slugs, a flick through our files on the latter-day Tower of Babel reveals that Jaroka is an MEP for Hungary’s Fidesz, the party of Viktor Orban.
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Pamela 18:31 on September 25, 2018 Permalink |
Your researching is interesting but your main point is excellent!
Jaroka and all the rest are our servants, not our masters.
How dare they spend ( waste ) our money then refuse to tell us how?
No to Fake Europe!
(The real Europe is called Christendom)
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Trevor Aubren 23:02 on October 1, 2018 Permalink |
I was reading that EUObserver that you use as a source a lot of the time and I came across this.
“A group journalists seeking access to MEP travel expenses, daily subsistence allowances and staff arrangement expenses will appeal a top European court ruling handed down on Tuesday (25 September).
The General Court of the European Union in Luxembourg in a press release on Tuesday dismissed the case brought by the reporters against the European Parliament in 2015.”
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Is that ANOTHER court British tax-payers have to pay for so it can collude in the cover-up of dishonest MEPs?
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