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by waps
4511 days ago
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Euhm no. The distance between the commissars and elected officials is much bigger. They're appointed by vote by foreign ministers of the member states (as a group, they can't include or exclude individuals), who are elected as a group (again, no apointing individuals) by the local parliaments. By that standard, the new CEO of Microsoft is an elected official. Also note that most European commissars are not appointed by the current governments of the member states. As if that's not bad enough, why don't you look at the results of European referenda, how the people voted on the creation of Europe in the one instance they were asked. Let me help you out with the links : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_European_Constitution_re... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_European_Constitution_ref... Several other referenda that were planned were canceled, for reasons that I'm sure had nothing to do with how people were voting. |
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