1 hour ago
Tuesday, 6 December 2016
King Juncker I of Europe.
I see that EU boss Jean-Claude Juncker has recently awarded himself an increase in his annual salary of €10,000, and will trouser a Christmas bonus of €5,000. Any job where you can name your own price seems pretty good to me!
As Nigel Farage said "The EU is the opposite of Meritocracy; it's where people get rewarded for failure".
Jean-Claude has recently been instructing EU leaders NOT to let their countrymen have an in/out referendum, because voters will vote LEAVE. That figures!
How he ended-up with his job, I can't imagine!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
"... people get rewarded for failure". That is, presumably, why Farage still draws an EU MP's salary.
ReplyDeleteU
The whole point of UKIP was to quit the EU; I would call that total success for Farage.
DeleteJuncker is a clown and a drunk. The crap that comes out of his mouth is unbelievable. Instead of being laughed out of the eu he's laughing his way to the bank
ReplyDeleteSadly so.
DeleteESSENTIAL MAINTENANCE is being carried out today on our area's power supply, so I shall have no electricity this morning. I hope to make contact later!
ReplyDeleteThe general perception in developing countries is that the people in leadership roles in the developed world, be it political, corporate or religious leadership, are very honest and upright.
ReplyDeleteWith time that view is being debunked. Leaders seem to be the same everywhere and in every field.
If want a quick conversation in London ask the culturatii chucking their toys out of the pram to talk about him...
ReplyDeleteIndeed Cro, Farage is the only MEP who has delivered on his campaign promises.
ReplyDeleteI am amazed someone didn't deck him.
ReplyDeleteAustria just voted a new president. They already have 3 in their parliament plus the 3 or maybe it's 4 that the EU have so now Austrians have 8 or 9 presidents. And also they gave 100 euro bonus to pensioners this year for the first time, even though unemployment has gone up month on month for 5 years. Seems like living in dreamland to me.
ReplyDeleteIn with the right people I suppose.
ReplyDeleteAmen, dear Cro. For your younger readers embarking on a life dedicated to poverty, simplicity and the creative arts, could you say a few words in a post one day about how you survived with children, dogs, etc until you could earn a living from your painting? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe are all in a world of trouble with these people running things.
ReplyDeleteMore and more I don't listen to the news. Of course it is pure denial but the sand covering my head feels rather nice. Exfoliative even
ReplyDelete