Nigel Farage: Neslaní nemastní vedou neslané nemastné

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Neslaní nemastní vedou neslané nemastné — Rompuy Pompuy ve Štrasburku www.mustwatch.eu, www.euroseptik.cz

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Tak dobré ráno vespolek, vypadáte všichni dnes ráno nějak zachmuřele.

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Myslel jsem, že to bude velký a slavnostní okamžik!

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Vždyť vám to zabralo osm a půl roku

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šikanování, lhaní a ignorování demokratických referend.

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Osm a půl roku vám zabralo protlačit tu Smlouvu,

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a 1. prosince ji budete mít.

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A samozřejmě architekt tohoto celého, Giscard,

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chtěl od této ústavní smlouvy, aby Evropská unie měla velký, globální hlas,

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ale obávám se, že politici kolektivně ztratili nervy.

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Rozhodli se, že chtějí své obličeje na světové scéně,

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a ne někoho z Evropské unie,

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a tak jmenovali pár politických trpaslíků.

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Ta Kissingerova otázka, komu v Evropě má volat, nebyla doopravdy zodpovězena, že?

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Řekl bych, že odpověď může být jedině: panu Barrosovi.

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protože on je jediný, o kom aspoň někdo v světě už slyšel,

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a je díky těmto jmenováním hlavním vítězem.

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Není divu, pane, že dnes ráno vypadáte tak spokojeně.

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A tak máme nového prezidenta Evropy, Hermana Van Rompuye.

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To se nevyslovuje zrovna lehce, že?

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Neumím si představit, že se kvůli němu v Pekingu nebo Washingtonu zastaví doprava;

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pochybuji o tom, že by ho vůbec poznal kdokoliv v Bruselu.

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A přece bude mít plat, který je větší než Obamův,

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což vám říká všechno, co potřebujete vědět o této evropské politické třídě

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a jak se stará sama o sebe.

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Ale on je aspoň zvoleným politikem, na rozdíl od Baronky Cathy Ashtonové,

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která je skutečnou reprezentantkou současné politické třídy.

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V některých ohledech je ideální, není-liž pravda?

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Nikdy neměla pořádnou práci, nikdy v životě nebyla nikam zvolena.

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Takže myslím, že je pro tuhle Evropskou unii dokonalá.

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Buzek: Omluvám se, pane Faragi, rád bych sundal vaše plakáty.

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Vy jste… vaše prezentace nám stačí.

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OK, prosím pokračujte.

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Ale chci říct, nikdy nebyla nikam zvolena a nikdo neví, co je zač!

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Dokonce i premiér mluvil o Baronce “Ashdownové” namísto Ashtonové.

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Chci říct, že o ní nikdo nikdy neslyšel.

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Je ještě méně známá než Herman Van Rompuy!

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A to už je co říct, co?

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Dostala se tam, aniž zanechala stopu. Je součástí této postdemokratické doby.

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Dobře se vdala:

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vzala jsi poradce a přítele a podporovatele Tonyho Blaira

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a byla dosazena do Sněmovny lordů.

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Když byla ve Sněmovně lordů, měla jednu důležitou práci

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a to bylo protlačit Lisabonskou smlouvu Sněmovnou lordů

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a dělala to tak, že předstírala… předstírala, že je úplně jiná než euroústava.

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Takže je dobrá v držení kamenného obličeje,

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a rázně ve Sněmovně lordů ničila všechny pokusy o to,

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aby britští občané měli referendum.

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Takže to je ona: nikdy nezastávala veřejný úřad,

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nikdy neměla pořádnou práci a tady dostala jeden z nejlepších jobů v Unii.

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Její jmenování je ostuda pro Británii.

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Ale je to ještě mnohem horší… no já byl aspoň zvolen, pane, na rozdíl od ní!

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Nebyla zvolena a lidé nemají moc ji odvolat.

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Ale poslechněte si tohle. Je tu něco trochu vážnějšího než tohle.

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Cathy Ashtonová byla aktivní členkou Kampaně za nukleární odzbrojení.

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Ve skutečností byla pokladníkem Kampaně za nukleární odzbrojení

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v době, kdy tato organizace brala velmi velké dary

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a odmítla zveřejnit jejich zdroj.

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Co víme, je, že tyto dary získal muž jménem Will Howard,

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který byl členem Komunistické strany ve Velké Británii.

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Popře Baronka Ashtonová, že — zatímco byla pokladníkem —

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brala příspěvky od organizací,

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které oponovaly západnímu stylu kapitalismu a demokracie?

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Tuhle otázku musíme položit.

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A jsme opravdu spokojeni, že někdo, kdo bude zodpovědný za naši zaoceánskou bezpečnostní politiku,

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byl aktivista ve skupině jako je Kampaň na nukleární odzbrojení?

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Pokud si to opravdu někdo myslí, měl zatřepat hlavou!

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Nemyslím si, že ona je vhodnou a tou pravou osobou pro tuhle práci.

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Nemá žádné zkušenosti a pokud nedokáže odpovědět na ty otázky…

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Brala peníze od nepřátel Západu?

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Tahle otázka musí být zodpovězena.

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No tak máme naše dva trpaslíky.

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Neslaní nemastní povedou neslané nemastné,

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ale já neoslavuji, protože oni budou dál protlačovat politickou unii

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a zatímco naši lídři si mohli na okamžik zachránit tvář

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sami pro sebe na mezinárodním poli,

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všichni z nich zradili naše národní demokracie.

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Evropský stát je tu.

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Zanedlouho přijde lavina nových zákonů kvůli téhle Lisabonské smlouvě

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a v mé mysli není pochyb o tom, že

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ve Spojeném království musí být úplné, svobodné a férové referendum,

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které rozhodne, zda zůstaneme součástí této Unie nebo ne.

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Doufám a modlím se za to, abychom hlasovali, že chceme odejít, ale tak či tak se prostě musíme zeptat lidí.

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Děkuji.

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Rád bych se obrátil na pana Farage.

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Bylo by nanejvýš vhodné, pokud byste zmírnil svůj tón,

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protože jisté výrazy nejsou pro každého přijatelné.

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Chtěl bych se vás zeptat, zda přijmete

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otázku od některého z poslanců podle jednacího řádu.

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(Maďarská poslankyně lámanou angličtinou) Pane předsedo, pan Farage řekl, že tito lidé, oni byli zvoleni minulý týden,

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nejsou ti, kvůli kterým zastaví doprava, aby je pustila.

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A proto jsme je zvolili – protože jsme chtěli zvolit lidi,

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kteří zde budou pro všechny evropany.

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aby si získali lepší životy, a to taky udělají.

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Pan Rompuy a pan Ashton (sic) jsou pro lidi,

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a těch 480 miliónů Evropan to bude brzo vědět.

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Myslím, že to je to, o co jde. Musíme pro ně stát.

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Musíme zachránit jejich integritu, osobní integritu.

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A pane Faragi, chtěla bych vám říct něco, Maďarský citát pro vás.

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Je dobře, že jste tu, protože když jde opice nahoru ke stromu,

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je lépe vidět, jak to je její zadek.

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Děkuji, děkuji. Ano, prosím.

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S úctou, já myslím, že jste úplně minula smysl,

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protože jste dvakrát řekla ‘lidé, kteří byli minulý týden zvoleni’.

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Oni nebyli zvoleni.

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To je to, co říkám, a — v případě Baronky Ashtonové —

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ta nebyla nikdy v celém svém životě zvolena do veřejné funkce.

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Přebírá ohromně mocný job a evropští občané,

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občané Británie, občané všech ostatních zemí, ji nemohou

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hnát k zodpovědnosti a odstranit ji, a to je to,

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co je zásadně špatně s celou touhle Evropskou unií.

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Jde tu jenom o souboj byrokracie s demokracií.

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Věci se hrozně, hrozně pokazily.

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Ale, pane předsedo, můžu se prosím vrátit a položit vám tu otázku?

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Vypadalo to, že naznačujete, že jsem řekl něco, co bylo nevhodné

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nebo přehnané nebo špatné.

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Mohl byste mi prosím vysvětlit, co to bylo? Já to chci vědět.

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Nějaký způsob vysvětlení vybrání těch pro EU tak důležitých lidí.

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A co jste řekl o tom problému s tím spojeném.

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Je to prostě podle mého názoru absolutně nevhodné k celé situaci.

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Tak, to je můj názor… kolego, OK. Dobře.

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Když jste byl… když jste byl zvolen… když jste byl zvolen předsedou,

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řekl jste, že se budete chovat jako neutrální předseda,

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abyste zajistil, že všechny strany debaty budou mít šanci říct svoje.

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Pokud mě kritizuje za politický obsah toho, co říkám,

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tak neděláte svou práci jako neutrální předseda.

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No, OK, děkuji, kolego Faragi.

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Pane předsedo, s odvoláním na Pravidlo 173, podle Článku 2 Jednacího řádu.

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Cituji: ‘Poslanci musí být umožněno vykonávat jejich mandát svobodně’.

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K výrokům ko-předsedy Farage v debatě ohledně Rady a Komise dnes ráno,

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jste, pane předsedy, řekl, že komentáře pana Farage jsou nepřijatelné.

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Jako nová poslankykně tohoto Parlamentu bych od vás chtěla, abyste s ohledem na Článek 2,

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objasnil, zda smí poslanec tohoto Parlamentu vyjádřit své názory bez jakékoliv cenzury.

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Ano, to je pravda, každý poslanec může mluvit svobodně.

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Stojí za zhlédnutí www.mustwatch.eu, www.euroseptik.cz

Přepis — angličtina
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The bland leading the bland — Rompuy Pompuy in Strasbourg www.mustwatch.eu

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Well, good morning everybody, you’re all very downbeat this morning.

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I thought this was gonna be a big, proud moment!

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I mean it’s taken you eight and a half years

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of bullying, of lying, of ignoring democratic referendums.

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Eight and a half years it’s taken you to get this Treaty through,

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and on 1 December you will have it.

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And of course the architect of all of this, Giscard,

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wanted, from this constitutional treaty, for the European Union to have a big, global voice,

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but I’m afraid the leaders have suffered from a collective loss of nerve.

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They’ve decided that they want their faces to be up on the global stage,

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not somebody from the European Union,

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and so we’ve got appointed a couple of political pygmies.

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The Kissinger question of who to call in Europe hasn’t really been answered, has it?

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I guess the answer can only be Mr Barroso,

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because he’s the only one that anybody in the world has ever heard of

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and is probably the big winner out of these posts.

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No wonder, Sir, you look so happy this morning.

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And we have a new president of Europe, Herman Van Rompuy.

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It doesn’t exactly trip off the tongue, does it?

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I can’t see him stopping the traffic in Beijing or Washington;

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I doubt anybody in Brussels would even recognise who he is.

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And yet he’s gonna be paid a salary that is bigger than Obama’s,

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which tells you all you need to know about this European political class

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and how they look after themselves.

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But at least he is an elected politician, unlike Baroness Cathy Ashton,

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who really is the true representation of the modern-day political class.

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In some ways she’s ideal, isn’t she?

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She’s never had a proper job, and she’s never been elected to anything in her life.

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So I guess she’s perfect for this European Union.

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Buzek: Excuse me, Mr Farage, I would like to put down your postages (???)

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You made… your presentation is enough for us.

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OK, please continue.

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But I mean, she’s never been elected to anything and no one knows who she is!

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Even the Prime Minister was talking about Baroness ‘Ashdown’ as opposed to Ashton.

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I mean, no one has ever heard of her.

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She’s even less well-known than Herman Van Rompuy!

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I mean, that takes some doing, doesn’t it?

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She’s risen without trace. She’s part of this post-democratic age.

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She married well:

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she married an adviser and a friend and supporter of Tony Blair

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and got put in the House of Lords.

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When she was in the House of Lords she was given one big job,

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and the job was to get the Lisbon Treaty through the House of Lords

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and to do so pretending… pretending that it was entirely different to the EU Constitution.

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So she is good at keeping a straight face,

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and she vigorously crushed any attempt in the House of Lords

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for the British people to have a referendum.

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So here she is: never stood for public office,

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never had a proper job, and here she gets one of the top jobs in the Union.

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Her appointment is an embarrassment for Britain.

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But it’s much worse… well, at least I have been elected, Sir, unlike her!

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She’s not been elected, and the people don’t have the power to remove her.

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But just hear the next bit. There’s something rather more serious than that.

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Cathy Ashton was an active member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

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In fact, she was the treasurer of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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during a period of time when CND took very large donations

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and refused to reveal the source.

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What is known is that these donations were obtained by a man called Will Howard,

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who was a member of the Communist Party in Great Britain.

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Will Baroness Ashton deny that, while she was treasurer,

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that she took funds from organisations

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who were opposed to Western-style capitalism and democracy?

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That question must be asked.

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And are we really happy that somebody who will be in charge of our overseas security policy

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was an activist a few years ago in an outfit like CND?

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I mean if we really think that, frankly, we need our bumps felt!

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I don’t think that she’s a fit and proper person to do this job.

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She has no experience and unless she can answer those questions…

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Did she take money from enemies of the West?

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That question must be answered.

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Well, we have our two pygmies.

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We’ll have the bland leading the bland,

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but I’m not celebrating because they’ll press on with political union

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and, whilst our leaders may have saved face

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for the moment for themselves on the international stage,

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they have all betrayed their national democracies.

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The European state is here.

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We’re about to get an avalanche of new laws because of this Lisbon Treaty

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and there’s no question in my mind that there has to be

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a full, free, fair referendum in the United Kingdom

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to decide whether we stay part of this Union or not.

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I hope and pray that we vote to leave, but either way the people simply must be asked.

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Thank you.

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I would like to turn to Mr Farage.

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It would me most appropriate if you turned your tone down

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because certain expressions are not acceptable to everybody.

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I would like to ask you whether you would accept

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a question from some of the members as a blue-card question.

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Mr President, Mr Farage has said that those people they were elected last week

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are not those the traffic will stop to let them go.

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And this is why we elected them – because we wanted to elect people

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who will make the traffic move for all European citizens

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to get a better life to themselves, and this is what they will do.

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Mr Rompuy and Mr Cathy Ashton are for people,

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and the 480 million European will know it soon.

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I think this is the stake. We have to stand for them.

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We have to save their integrity, personal integrity.

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And Mr Farage, I’d like to say something, Hungarian quotation for you.

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It is good that you are here because, if the monkey goes up to the tree,

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it’s better seen how that is his popo.

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Thank you, thank you. Yes, please.

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With respect, I think you’ve completely missed the point,

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because twice you said ‘the people that were elected last week’.

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They have not been elected.

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That is the point that I’m making, and, in the case of Baroness Ashton,

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she has never been elected to public office in her entire life.

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She takes an enormously powerful job, and the peoples of Europe,

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of Britain, of everywhere else, do not have the power

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to hold her to account and to remove her, and that, fundamentally,

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is what is wrong with this whole European Union.

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It’s all about bureaucracy versus democracy.

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Things have gone horribly, horribly wrong.

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But, Mr President, can I please come back and ask you the question?

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You seemed to imply that I’d said something that was inappropriate,

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or over the top, or wrong.

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Could you please explain what that was? I want to know.

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Some way of explanation of the way of selection of the so-important people for the European Union.

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And what you say about the whole issue just connected with it.

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It is just by my opinion absolutely improper to the whole situation.

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Well, it is my opinion… colleague, OK. Fine.

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When you were… when you were elected… when you were elected as President,

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you said you would act as a neutral President

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to ensure that all sides of the debate were given their chance to have a say.

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If you are criticising me on the political content of what I say,

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then you’re not doing your job as a neutral chairman.

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Well, OK, thank you, colleague Farage.

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Mr President, I rise under Rule 173, regarding Article 2 of Rules of Procedure.

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I quote: ‘Members shall be able to exercise their mandate freely’.

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At the co-president’s statements of the Council and Commission debate this morning,

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you, Mr President, said that Mr Farage’s remarks were unacceptable.

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As a new Member of this House, I would like you to clarify, with respect to Article 2,

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whether a Member of this House is free to express their opinions without any censorship.

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Yes, this is true, each Member may speak freely.

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