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No I didn’t. I said it happens in all large organisations.

More like he is seeing how you constantly put words into my mouth and his own mouth.

No. I said it is not unusual for people to get caught out bending or breaking laws. I said it should be stopped. You seem to think it is an EU thing and never happens anywhere else.

No comparison is there. Trump is premier league. Juncker is not even League 2 in comparison. Just saying if you want to scour the internet for tax dodging, money laudering, mob connections, corruption, insider trading, using government agencies for your own purposes, appointing friends and...

Germany is the biggest country in the EU and has the most MEPs. But: Selmayr is the first German to hold this positon in 50 years. Tusk is president of the EU Council - Polish, Guy Verhofstadt, EU parliament for Brexit - Belgian, Juncker EU Council - Luxembourgoise. Your analogy of a bank robber...

Yes, I am sure you have. These are mundane things that happen everywhere. The Trump adminstration ( just click Wilbur Ross, insider trading of a cabinet member for starters ), our parliament ( expenses or sex scandal every few years ), the Russian federation ( you become rich or land in prison...

yes, of course I am. There are no plans to round up well over a million people and lock them up. Some far right people would like that I suppose. Now, back to Brexit and the Northern Ireland problem.Far more significant to people's lives and the future of the UK than weird theories about...

Nothing unusual in Farmers being on a farming commission. Nor on Greenpeace pointing out ways in which the environment is being effected. Nor on politicians having private interests. Look at the landlords in the HoP in the UK. And, yes they should, and do declare their interests. Interesting is...

I have said that there was an enquiry and the enquiry let it stand. The socialists in your link say that the parliament accepted the enquiry, but there will be a reassessment. There is no suggestion that a 28 state, over 700 MEP organisation has deliberately promoted Selmayr. Juncker has pushed...

Not by Juncker.. But, there is obviously a need to strengthen the rules on appointmenting people. More like him taking advantage of poorly formulated or enforceable rules. Stil, there is supposed to be a reassessment according to one of your links.

Really? They would need a big prison and the billions spent on housing, feeding, teaching languages and training would all have been in vain.

No. It shows you talk about votes when a civil servant gets appointed, but you forget about votes and democracy when it comes to the future head of state of the UK.. it’s called hypocrisy. The EU hasn’t done anything wrong. Juncker has pushed the EU rules to the limit. We won’t talk about May‘s...

Yes. Officials in Brussels admitted the bureaucracy that designed the rules is not itself compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). A spokesman said the European Commission was "taking and will continue to take all the necessary steps to comply". Oops. Now taking necessary...

Seems more like negligence than an evil plot. These things happen in all large organisations. All documents mentioned could be requested by FOI.

No. I said Name a comparable organisation that has done no wrong. The U.K. has had enough human rights controversy over the years. Still took millions of refugees.

Name the „some“ and give examples. Name a Federal State, major trading bloc or United Kingdom that has not done anything wrong whilst you are at it.

Actually, how was Prince Charles appointed to be the next head of state and defender of the faith? Now that puts a job as head of the civil service into perspective. And Charles job will be King for life.

How is Portugal doing? The Czech Republic? Ireland? Estonia? You keep on about Italy and Greece. The rest of the countries are not all struggling. Southern Italy and Greece were problems before the EU and long before the Euro. Neither want to leave the Eurozone. I haven’t tried to compare the...

Or google EU.