if drunk at work would you be fired?

1. why is the president of the EUSSR not elected directly by it's 505 million citizens?

2. why does no mechanism exist to remove this person from post?

3. why was he drunk at work? is it because he knows he cannot be removed?

4. if your EUSSR is so good then why is youth unemployment at 50% in greece?

5. why is greece nothing more than a protectorate?

6. why is the situation not much better in spain and portugal?

7. why have the books never been signed off?

8. what is the extent of fraud been carried out every day given no auditing takes place?

9. why are there 15,000 lobbyists permenantly based in brussels?

10. do you think these people pay bribes to EUSSR staff?

11. According to the Commissioner for Enterprise, Gunther Verheugen, the benefits of the single market are worth around 180 billion euros a year, while the cost of complying with Brussels rules is 600 billion euros. In other words, by its own admission, the EU costs more than it's worth. what would you say to that?

12. why did EUSSR officials interfere in ukraine causing war?

13. why do MEP's still SISO?

14. why is the EUSSR parliament the only one in the world that cannot actually propose legislation?


unitedbiscuits 12 Jan 17 16:24 
Burt, I will have a look, but not on this thread.

well here you go
a nice new thread for you to run away from the same questions

run forest run

if i was drunk at work i might have a go at answering some of them...

biscuitbrian has had a go at answering on politics

really embarrassing