The unelected EU Commission once again dictates what 350 million voters cannot do

164 infringements of EU laws by 27 countries in one month

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Yesterday the Commission published the latest batch of offences it deems to have been committed by each member country. As usual these offences go deep into the everyday operations and daily lives of EU countries and their citizens.

As of this morning, 1,824 legal cases are actively being pursued by the unelected EU Commission of Ursula von der Leyen, against all 27 member countries. This is the reality of the EU’s ‘Rule of Law’.

The latest offences against the EU State

Every month the EU Commission delivers its verdict on the governments of circa 350 million voters. Not one of these people has had a vote on the laws which are supposed to have been broken. All these laws were created by the unelected EU Commission. The EU Parliament which contains MEPs elected by EU citizens has no power to create any laws at all.

The latest package of infringement decisions once again involves all EU countries. There are 164 infringements in total involving a large number of EU laws, Rules, and Directives. Increasingly there are fewer and fewer aspects of life which are not controlled by the EU Commission.

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Here are just five examples of the latest charges against EU countries

Greece has failed to adopt ‘noise maps’ to the Commission’s satisfaction.
Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Cyprus and Romania are in the dock over ‘maritime spatial planning’ directives. These apparently aim to organise human activities in marine areas to meet the EU’s various ecological, economic and social objectives.
Romania is also charged with failing to correctly transpose EU law on hate speech and hate crimes.
Croatia is in trouble for restricting its exports of natural gas – apparently the EU wants it.
Ireland, Bulgaria, Luxembourg and Austria have all failed to conduct enough roadside inspections of “high speed tractors”.

Observations

How this affects the UK

To those Rejoiners who respond to the above by saying “We’re out, what do you care?”, we would make two important points.

Firstly, Northern Ireland – a part of the supposedly sovereign United Kingdom – remains under EU law. This is wholly unacceptable and the DUP and other Unionist parties are right not to participate in the Assembly while this continues.

Secondly, we continue to show the EU empire for what it is because this is the world Rejoiners wish to drag us back into. It was only yesterday that Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary told Bloomberg he’s sure the UK will rejoin the EU within 15 years, as a result of Leave voters dying off.

Overall we still find it extraordinary that some people think it acceptable that we should submit to laws made by unelected bureaucrats in a foreign country. Because of Brexit, it is the UK government that can decide how often "high speed tractors" (whatever they are) should be submitted to roadside inspections. And if we don't like their decision we can complain to our elected representative and vote accordingly at the next general election.

It's called democracy.

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21. jon iivesey , Thursday, April 20, 2023, 16:43:

"Young people" is a favourtie meme among bluffers, because it is so hard to disprove. "Young people" will do this and that in fifteen years and how can you tell if they will or won't.
In fifteen years many of today's voters will be replaced by people who are young today, but those new voters will have had fifteen years experience of living in a country where there is 3.5% unemployment, while the EU has had twice that rate for two decades. They will have fifteen years of watching Italy slip even further behind the UK, from the same size GDP in 1980 to two thirds the GDP today, and who knows what next? Fifteen years experience of China and India growing at 5% a year as UK export markets and the EU not growing at all. That means the proportion of UK trade being with the EU dropping even further from its current 45% level to around 35%. Fifteen years of riots in Paris and the Netherlands. Of Germany burning coal to replace its nukes. Of Macron ruling without Parliament and maybe being replaced by Le Pen. Of endless fights between Brussels and Warsaw and Budapest.
I would not make any big bets that "young people" in fifteen years are going to see things very differently to the way we do today.

22. Gazzablack , Thursday, April 20, 2023, 16:54:

Not being a part of this is immediately a Brexit benefit.
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Every single UK MEP could've voted against this and it would've still passed.
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***** BREAKING NEWS. *****
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The European Parliament just voted in support of the EU's Migration Pact.
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It will take away national sovereignty from states & allow the European Commission to allocate any size of "mandatory migrant relocation quotas" for all states.

23. giuseppe , Friday, April 21, 2023, 07:12:

scusate ma non siete fuori dall'UE? che ve ne frega di cosa liberamente fa l'UE? forse un po meno impiccioni servirebbe

24. gazzablack , Friday, April 21, 2023, 12:45:

23 giuseppe
no, non è essere ficcanaso. Sta solo contando le nostre benedizioni.
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L'espressione è "Lì ma per la grazia di dio".
O in questo caso "Ecco ma per il buon senso di 17 milioni di elettori lasciano"

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