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He got applause for pointing out that we invented concentration camps. Used the same excuse for a solution that led to 1 in 4 deaths, largely women and children, that the Nazis used for the hunger in their camps. „There was a war on“. This man is liked by some people on here.

Yes Astute. When was your link to the final decision? When did you point it out to me that there was a final decision. The first report conclusions were ambiguous and not binding. They were criticised for that. The whole discussion is not about whether Selmayr appointment was right or wrong...

As far as I can trace, the second one came out on 12. February. I didn’t know about it at 06:43 on Wednesday 13. February. When did you find out?

7 or 8%?

No, I obviously didn’t know about the second one if I thought the first one was still applicable. You are just making things up again.

I knew about the first report, the answer in defence to the first report and got the final decision a couple of days ago. Maybe after yourself. I didn’t say the defence was the final decision. I said there was a criticism of the first report. It was described in the article as scathing. Was...

Whilst you don’t comment on the 3000,00 per hour advisor to JCB who had this to say on referendums: David Davis: There is a proper role for referendums in constitutional change, but only if done properly. If it is 26 Nov 2002 : Column 202 not done properly, it can be a dangerous tool. The...

Daily Mail continues to slip away from the extreme Brexiters, whilst the Daily Farage sticks to Faragist ERG views: From the Daily Farage: ‘We’re STICKING up for the public’ – Audience APPLAUDS following Rees-Mogg’s claim on QT BREXITEER Jacob Rees-Mogg was forced to defend the European...

Ä The exception proves the rule.

Possibly even.. “coup-like action which stretched and possibly even overstretched the limits of the law”. The Ombudsman agrees with Parliament that “the tradition of non-publication has reached its limits insofar as it does notcorrespond to modern standards of transparency, the Commission, the...

Followed by: stretched to the limit... you missed that. At least quote the whole sentence..

Seeing there are no lies from me and you get mixed up, SB won’t see any lies from me. He will see Astute making false claims though. Astute, you, say my quote „stretched“, and not broken, was from the commission. It was paragraph 130 from the ombudsman’s first report. More Astute crap.

I posted an extract from the report where the ombudsman said it was „stretched“. I cannot do anymore than quote the actual first report at the time. If you want to say the report was a lie fine. The press release used other words to the report. Which is why you are on your high horse and which...

What crap?

Leavers appear to be more angry than remainers. IMO. Awaiting a call from NDR for an interview on Brexit. I don’t know if I have time though as I am off to Munich today. Or as Astute thinks, going into hiding.

Not just predictable by you, but confirmed by May that she will not lead the Tories after Brexit. The Tories will choose another leader. Also not hard to predict. The Conservative party is more than tainted by Brexit and whoever comes as next will not be directly responsible for May‘s deal by...

Bollocks. I go quiet not because you have come out with some brilliant relevation, but because I have to work. You don’t prove me wrong. The final decision in Selmayr superseded what I quoted. Best case scenario for you, is that you read the final report ( or rather a press clip ) a day before...

Some posters too.

I didn’t make out it was the final say. It was the latest report at the time and was only changed by the final report last week. Which I couldn’t have known about in advance. Which I only knew about a couple of days after it was published. I linked the report from Öttinger, which was the...

I didn’t. I have never said that the final decision was the same as the first. I quoted the first. I only got the second result on Tuesday or maybe Wednesday and then I said they used the word ‚broken‘ this time instead of ‚stretched‘. The first ombudsman’s report said the law wasn’t broken and...