Reply to: Electing unelected officials

[BrilloPad]

Yeah let's also close down Westminster, full with unelected civil servants making policies that impact our lives

After the last 2 years, I think it should be closed.

Brussels is far better.

[AtW]

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ffs

[Freewill]

Do you know who Martin Selmayr is?

The European parliament voted by a 71% majority that Martin Selmayr should resign as secretary-general of the EU commission after his "coup-like" appointment.

He is still there. The EU commission is undemocratic. QED.

Parliament calls for Selmayr’s resignation in landslide vote – EURACTIV.com

[darmstadt]

The first Brexit withdrawal agreement was written by McKinsey who definitely aren't civil servants or politicians or have the Tory party now privatised the government without anyone knowing?

[Eirikur]

What's the difference with MPs?

Yeah let's also close down Westminster, full with unelected civil servants making policies that impact our lives

[AtW]

The elections are for the MEPs, who are merely there to give the illusion of democracy. So now you know. Another troll fed and watered.

What's the difference with MPs?

[TestMangler]

The elections are for the MEPs, who are merely there to give the illusion of democracy. So now you know. Another troll fed and watered.

So the elected MEP's don't elect the 'unlelected officials' then ??

[Mordac]

Hey Brexidiots! If Brussels is full of unelected officials, why are there elections this week?

The elections are for the MEPs, who are merely there to give the illusion of democracy. So now you know. Another troll fed and watered.

[Eirikur]

Typical idiot strategy of insulting the people they want to answer the question. Poor troll. Scoots has competition.

Typical gammon strategy, not answering the question and making irrelevant comments

[woohoo]

Typical gammon strategy, not answering the question and making irrelevant comments

Typical idiot strategy of insulting the people they want to answer the question. Poor troll. Scoots has competition.

[BrilloPad]

Member state Govts are elected, in many countries executive branch is not directly elected - it’s more of a norn in the world that relevant ministries are run by people with actual experience in the field, rather than no-nothing-MP-from-safe-seat

I would like to see the UK follow the US model of 3 lots of voting. Including the executive branch. In effect, its what happens now except the executive branch is unelected.

[Eirikur]

You are the second biggest idiot on here, second only to Scoots. Troll.

Typical gammon strategy, not answering the question and making irrelevant comments

[AtW]

What about the European council? What about the European Commission? Though of course they are "elected" by member state governments.

Though the elections this week are more a vote about what the UK people think of the UK government. Quite odd really. Perfect chance for a protest vote. Which is why Farage will do well.

Referendum should be banned. In fact we need a referendum on it.....

Member state Govts are elected, in many countries executive branch is not directly elected - it’s more of a norn in the world that relevant ministries are run by people with actual experience in the field, rather than no-nothing-MP-from-safe-seat

[woohoo]

Hey Brexidiots! If Brussels is full of unelected officials, why are there elections this week?

You are the second biggest idiot on here, second only to Scoots. Troll.

[BrilloPad]

What about the European council? What about the European Commission? Though of course they are "elected" by member state governments.

Though the elections this week are more a vote about what the UK people think of the UK government. Quite odd really. Perfect chance for a protest vote. Which is why Farage will do well.

Referendum should be banned. In fact we need a referendum on it.....