Who would you vote for in the Euro elections

[Mich the Tester]

Daily Express and Telegraph Bollocks: EU rules let inspectors dig up our gardens for plant 'threats' | Nature | News | Daily Express Gardeners with Rhododendrons could be 'criminalised' by new EU law - Telegraph

There is, of course, no such thing as an ‘EU inspector’, so Sunday Express readers can relax: no euro-jobsworths in blue overalls with yellow twelve star logos will be arriving at dawn to dig up herbaceous borders or bundle rhodendron aficionados into vans.

The European Commission has proposed an EU Regulation on preventing and managing invasive alien species.

You've given me a great idea for a practical joke.

Thanks Helmutt, give my regards to Helga!

[petergriffin]

There are three recurring myths about EU rules on migration and benefits.

So you're saying that the popular press in this country is not infallible? I could only believe it if it was on the DM.

[DodgyAgent]

So basically you've just insinuated that both regional and national government in the UK is corrupt?

"Are" corrupt. the difference being we have the checks and balances of a democratic system of government and the media to expose them.

[Mich the Tester]

"Are" corrupt. the difference being we have the checks and balances of a democratic system of government and the media to expose them.

So does the EU, in theory, although it doesn't always work that well. Having said that, the documents are all available on their website but I think people would rather just believe the Daily Wail

[DodgyAgent]

So does the EU, in theory, although it doesn't always work that well. Having said that, the documents are all available on their website but I think people would rather just believe the Daily Wail

Unless they put some t*ts" and "bums" on the Euro site the Mail will win every time.

[Mich the Tester]

Unless they put some t*ts" and "bums" on the Euro site the Mail will win every time.

But as we all know, you read the Morning Star.

[Old Greg]

But as we all know, you read the Morning Star.

He can read?

[Mich the Tester]

He can read?

Well, he manages to put letters together in a form that sometimes resembles words, so maybe he can read in a limited sense of the word.