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Belgian Prime Minister resigns


RoofGardener

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Belgium's Prime Minister has been forced to resign following his signing of the UN Migration Pact. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46611320

It appears that many regard the UN Migration Pact as being an encouragement  to economic migration, and there where violent protests in Belgiumshire over the weekend. 

Sales of Atlases around the world skyrocketed, as people flocked to try and work out where Belgium actually IS !

 

 

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4 minutes ago, RoofGardener said:

Belgium's Prime Minister has been forced to resign following his signing of the UN Migration Pact. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46611320

It appears that many regard the UN Migration Pact as being an encouragement  to economic migration, and there where violent protests in Belgiumshire over the weekend. 

Sales of Atlases around the world skyrocketed, as people flocked to try and work out where Belgium actually IS !

 

 

Well, at least we know who will be the next president of the commission will be.

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another EU Govt. in trouble. the list grows,

Germany. Merkel on her last legs.

France. Macron 18 months into Presidency has to deploy 90,000 police to hold it together. 

Italy. Had their Budget rejected by the EU. Govt digging its heels in. (zero growth in Italy)

Poland. Has had its voting rights in the EU suspended.

Hungary. only days away from having its voting rights suspended.

Eurozone growth at 4 year low. 0.2% (UK growth three times higher, and where the ones leaving)

Greece Unemployment 28% Youth unemployment 40% (still needs bailing out)

Spain unemployment 15% youth unemployment 36%

eu-broken1.jpg

 

 

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6 minutes ago, stevewinn said:

another EU Govt. in trouble. the list grows,

Germany. Merkel on her last legs.

France. Macron 18 months into Presidency has to deploy 90,000 police to hold it together. 

Italy. Had their Budget rejected by the EU. Govt digging its heels in. (zero growth in Italy)

Poland. Has had its voting rights in the EU suspended.

Hungary. only days away from having its voting rights suspended.

Eurozone growth at 4 year low. 0.2% (UK growth three times higher, and where the ones leaving)

Greece Unemployment 28% Youth unemployment 40% (still needs bailing out)

Spain unemployment 15% youth unemployment 36%

eu-broken1.jpg

 

 

Hmm... a worrying list. Be aware, however, that Poland (and Hungary) are NOT having their "EU voting rights" suspended. They are merely being suspended from the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary. This is NOT an organ of the EU.. it's more like an international private members debating club. 

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