Hi guys, I used to work in the EU structures. Feel free to ask me anything or talk about anything

Hi guys, I used to work in the EU structures. Feel free to ask me anything or talk about anything.

Jow Forums has a very, very large deficit of knowledge on EU matters, much like everyone in Europe and I enjoy clarifying shit that the EU structures are too fucking stupid to clarify themselves.

From experience, I gotta start this thread with:

>I am not pro-EU
>I am not rabidly anti-EU, I don't believe we need to crash the whole thing instantly
>I believe it needs deep, profound change and if that doesn't happen then second best is to crash it
>I am not shilling for the EU, I am shilling for knowledge, facts and not parroting fake news because they fit YOUR narrative, even if said narrative is good

Anyway, let's hope this one works, I'm sick and have very little to do today.

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Sorry, not interested in discussing the EU with a halfroach who never should have joined in the first place (thanks eternal anglos).
SAGE

Sorry, not interested in discussing the EU with a halfroach whose country never should have joined in the first place (thanks eternal anglos).
SAGE

What is your exact area of expertise? “EU structures” is too broad of a term.

Germany is the one who pushed for us to join despite us not being ready, not Britain. Britain was against.

Unfortunately to my surprise they still keep my fucking name on staff lists, so I'd rather not be too specific. I have worked in both Commission and Parliament though.

Just make it like america

Mkay.

So, how much of a problem does Britain leaving actually cause?

Problems?

Well, not much. The only real problem is countries like the Netherlands and Denmark and shit are using it as leverage to get EU funds out.

In reality, nothing, really. I'm pretty sure literally nothing will change in trade, May already conceded freedom of movement. The British contribution to the budget was absolutely and utterly negligible. Some minor things will change, but I can't think of any problem. I suppose we might get lower quality euro bills?

How hard would it be to deeply and profoundly change the EU?
Sometimes things are just too unlikely to happen.

>The British contribution to the budget was absolutely and utterly negligible

I thought they were the largest net payer after Germany

>How hard would it be
Not as hard as people imagine, if krauts decide to suddenly vote against the death of their civilization, race, continent and culture, it could happen easily. There's already quite a big drive to do so. The ones who believe in changing it aren't so much, but there's a lot of rats concerned with their survival who sense the shifting winds and will participate in said change. You might have noticed weirdly sensible stuff happening with the EU, which is said rats trying to appease the masses.

It would take a good, solid push from German civil society to break the last resistance.

What's the deal with the EU and its love for refugees?

>Germany is the one who pushed for us to join
Bollocks and lies. Still sage.

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>I thought they were the largest net payer after Germany
Their contribution could be covered by the margins, twice over, per year.

Most people seem to forget the rebate and will tend to go "oh yeh and also the rebate" after they calculate shit, whereas if you factor it in to begin with its really not so impressive.

If we had the same budget right now and had to deduct Britain's contribution the biggest single hit would be something of the sort of 100 million less for agriculture in Poland. Which believe me, is not something as major as you think. Poland already mentioned it doesn't care and is willing to compromise for the money, due to rising GDP.

Britain's general stance was for enlargement, but they accepted that we were not ready. France was against enlargement AND accepted we were not ready. Germany pushed for it. Britain did not force a big confrontation, France was isolated, Germany got what it wanted.

It's pretty shit man, I prefer our method of dealing with rapefugees, pic related

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Here's the problem: If we don't crash it instantly, what are our alternatives? Corruption is a self reinforcing process, both in the monetary and the metaphysical sense.
The longer we wait the less likely it is that we will be able to crush it in a timely manner.

To what degree is the claim that EU is an undemocratic organization true or not? Could you give a quick overview of the power-structures inside of it?

So Britain will lose benefits without gaining anything, amirite?

A lot of processes are singling a readiness to change. You're underestimating the survival instinct of most of the rats in the EU. Democracy is an endless, non-stop struggle against these people and you can't expect crashing it will end it. We have some drive now, society is starting (barely) to turn. It's not impossible that things will change. And unless said turn stops, the EU will crash of its own. Even a structure as the EU cannot survive without any support from people whatsoever.

gas yourself and your IMF overlords

That's all fine and dandy. 'Tleast you guys are taking a stand.

But I mean, the EU, what is the motive and bureaucracy behind taking in uneducated Africans and Arabs?

Absolutely true and also absolutely false. The EU is fully and utterly elected and submits to elected EU governments.

It is also false in the sense that no democratic control by society is exercised in its workings, i.e. nobody knows what happens, nobody gives a shit what happens and nobody tries to influence what happens. By that I mean the people, the governments still do, but they have, again, no democratic control of societies in what they do within the EU structures themselves.

There is only the German power-structure, they submitted France after the crisis and they control everything. There is a loose alliance of people who resist said status quo.

Britain loses nothing and gains nothing. Brexit is a perfectly pointless exercise that will amount to basically nothing.

>It's not impossible that things will change.
Brussel keeps deluding people with promises of more democracy while in the same proposal amassing more power to the eurocrats.

>Even a structure as the EU cannot survive without any support from people whatsoever.
You'd think so, but the US is doing fine. And everyone hated the two candidates in the last election and to a lesser extent even in the previous ones.

Damn, that's something that would take me several essays to explain. In the shortest I can say, I believe it is a drive of some very powerful people that is taken up by others who see it as aligning with their interest. Progressive politics is "cool" and an easy way to achieve votes, not to mention you have the added bonus of the votes of the human waste you import. Many, many of the politicians supporting refugees and shit are just thinking it's the best way they will make a career.

I'm always reminded of Tolstoy's long (and very boring) explanations in War and Peace on how historians claim it's all Napoleon, but there's thousands of people deciding and influencing what happens in every single moment and even if he has a larger influence, it's not a single decision. It's similar in the EU, where thousands of people contribute to a common drive in this shit.

>while in the same proposal amassing more power to the eurocrats.
On the other hand, the Commission has lost literally all its power, except for several DGs with very good commissioners. An effect of society waking up, governments feel perfectly justified in ignoring Commission shit.

I don't disagree with you, but there's other things to note as well.

>the US is doing fine
I don't think we've fallen as far as the US, everyone bar Germany and Sweden is still a lot better off in terms of civil society. That's not to say we're not getting there, we absolutely are, but we still have time to fix shit.

Say, aren't there elections in Hungary this weekend?

Why is everyone so okay with Germany’s dominance? Because we have the single large, sound economy, after Britain left?

So its fair to say its democratic on paper, but in reality nobody can make heads or tails of the bureaucracy to reign it in in any meaningful way?

Also, how much of the German power structure is controlled by whomever leads germany at the moment, and how much by a german "deep state", if this phrase is applicable to them.

Yes there are.

Is seat number 666 still reserved in the EU Congress or does the Pope sit there?

Sorry not interested in a western fucks opinion whose half country consists of Arabs and Niggers, whilst the rest are degenerate drug users who speak a broken dialect of german

look at the alternatives

Oh, so it's what I thought, the (((elite))), as most would put it.

Also voting, I guess it's just like what the American Democrats are doing.

Why are you reducing all politics to immigration policy?

True, Germany’s immigration policy has been terribly misguided, but we are doing very well on many other fronts. The quality of life in general is much higher here.

*[[[elite]]]
Jews don't enter into it. They get fucked over just the same as the rest of us.
It's the globalists specifically whom you need to be aware of.

Macron seems capable imo and Visegrad is gaining economic power to rival Germany.

cuz the rest just works. what is it, apart from immigration that is so intolerable?

Its like saying to ignore you bleeding to death, since your abs are so ripped.

Immigration policy is what will define the survival of the state and people longer than any social or economic policy. Mostly because you can fix a terrible economic or cultural policy: You cant fix what Haithi has become.

Why does the EU only care about importing shitskins into Europe against the wishes of the general populace?

There's literally nobody else that has any influence. Germany has everyone by the balls due to the Euro, but yeh, mostly there is literally nobody else.

Well it's also democratic in practice in that really no decision gets taken that doesn't have its origin in democratically elected (more or less) national governments. I always like to say its democratic but under NO democratic control.

>how much of the German power structure is controlled by whomever leads germany at the moment
>deep state
I don't believe there is a NEED for a deep state, but there is quite a lot of shady business of how krauts you've never even heard of (nor other krauts have heard of) having the power to do very strange things.

Orban?

Yeh, but the "elite" isn't what people imagine it to be most of the time, it's not a set group of people gathering at dinner. It's just the general drive that influences people who have power to take decisions. Most of those people have no view whatsoever to something larger.

>not interested in a western fucks opinion
But like a real roach you re interested in our money. And that's why you'll have our opinions shoved up your unlubricated ass whether you want to or not.

Not to mention your based renewable energy strategy. 33% of your total electricity usage comes from renewables, with plans to make that 50% within 15 years. That's absolutely fantastic.

Please send your renewable energy brains here, we really need to free ourselves from the chains of expensive russian oil.

Have you heard about the kalergi-plan?

>Jow Forums has a very, very large deficit of knowledge on EU matters
I think you're being unduly specific, here.

>I don't believe there is a NEED for a deep state, but there is quite a lot of shady business of how krauts you've never even heard of (nor other krauts have heard of) having the power to do very strange things.

By deep state i more mean as the unelected bureaucrat class, that is mostly unchanging regardless of who wins or loses elections.

I meant that, in general, German politicians are doing a good job in many regards. Hence why I’m not fond of Germany bashing. Immigration policy aside, lots of countries could learn from Germany.

post your skin tone

Renewables are also very expensive. At least at the moment. We have the highest energy prices in the Eurozone afaik.

and what makes you believe that there is a single county on earth that isnt learning from germany? i mean in regards to technology, not communism

>True, Germany’s immigration policy has been terribly misguided, but we are doing very well on many other fronts. The quality of life in general is much higher here.
The "rest" is majorly driven by the fact Germany uses the Euro and its command of EU structures to literally leech money from smaller countries. Without that your country would collapse overnight. It would recover, of course, but it would NEVER be able to maintain its current status.

The quality of life you are driving forward is getting better because of how much you are shitting up the rest of Europe and geopolitically all of that will eventually bite you in the ass.

Yes, absolutely

Yes I have.

Jow Forums will often say very stupid shit on EU matters that holds no basis in reality. Almost daily threads on the EU "army" are proof of this.

It is not the fault of Jow Forumsacks, it's common knowledge the EU is insanely bad at informing people.

Is it true that the Euro has weakened everyones economy, with the exception of Germany and the Netherlands?

>German politicians are doing a good job in many regards
In stealing from smaller countries and stifling development in order to maintain artificially high salaries and pensions?

That's a "good job" in your opinion?

Yes.

Also Austria and the Alp area in general have benefitted.

Germany has a trade surplus that is larger than China’s in percentage of GDP. Everyone is buying German technology.

What's the EU's planning on Greece? Was the debt crisis engineered in the EU or US? Many movements from politicians here at the time, seem to point to a US intervention to make us go bust, instead of a German one , even if Germany will win most from this. Or was it a joint plan?

Whiter than you Mehmet.

yes. german technology, not german communism.

Because they are, quite literally, forced to. At great cost.

>The "rest" is majorly driven by the fact Germany uses the Euro and its command of EU structures to literally leech money from smaller countries. Without that your country would collapse overnight

Eh, we’ve been doing fine without the Euro as well. Germany was already a very wealthy country in the 1990s.

I don't give a fuck about your money and your state that won't exist in 100 years. Money money.., your girls who make vacation here suck my dick for free. So long

Yeah you're right. You guys pay 3x what we pay. This is the price of freedom.

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>our money
but you don't have any money, Abdul

How exactly does this happen? Why precisely the Alp area?

>Almost daily threads on the EU "army" are proof of this.
Speaking of it, what is the actual state of the EU army or its plans? Is it just blowing some hot air at russia?

>What's the EU's planning on Greece?
Literally nothing, past the first Troika plan everything the EU does on Greece is reactionary. Most eurocrats absolutely forget Greece even exists and there's a problem there.

>Was the debt crisis engineered in the EU or US?
It was engineered in the EU, following the legacy left by the US and was facilitated by YOUR domestic politicians.

>Or was it a joint plan?
Don't forget France was also involved initially.

Your politicians are the ones who caused this, the EU just enabled them. And it all follows the legacy of the US left over in Greece during the cold war.

oh look they hired gyppos to the EU troll farm.

It is. But sucking Russia’s and Saudi Arabia’s petrodick for eternity is no option.

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No one is forced to buy German luxury cars (half of our exports). Drive a Dacia or a Kia, for all I care.

Renewable energy will be cheaper than fossil fuel in just a few years. You can do it!

What's the goal of powerfuls mentioned to import thousands of mudslimes, is it a warped vision a la jew style of untermensch class or is it thinjing of terms of pensions , or is it communistic ideals at the top?

t. turk
Right wing Dutch leader Indonesian mutt, national teams all consists of Niggers or subhumans, just stfu you embarrassment

How so?

The cost of renewable energy is now falling so fast that it should be a consistently cheaper source of electricity generation than traditional fossil fuels within just a few years, according to a new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).

The organisation – which has more than 150 member countries – says the cost of generating power from onshore wind has fallen by around 23% since 2010 while the cost of solar photovoltaic (PV) electricity has fallen by 73% in that time. With further price falls expected for these and other green energy options, IRENA says all renewable energy technologies should be competitive on price with fossil fuels by 2020.

Globally, onshore wind schemes are now costing an average of $0.06 per kilowatt hour (kWh), although some schemes are coming in at $0.04 per KwH, while the cost of solar PV is down to $0.10 per KwH. In comparison, the cost of electricity generation based on fossil fuels typically falls in a range of $0.05 to $0.17 per KwH.

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>renewable energy agency says renewable energy is good

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My electricity bill is still rising every year

>Orban?
What else?
Just look at the absolute state of hungarian politics:
-The legal successor of the communist party is thankfully losing traction, but still at 10%.
-The ex-prime minister who is seriously legit a mental case and fucked up the country so bad it's almost admirable, is at 5%
-A coalition of random leftist parties all completely in cahoots with the socialists is at

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And since the 1990s it has stagnated heavily. The current immigration policies and social policies are pure death. That is why I said Germany would recover, but it wouldn't be what it is right now.

The Alp area has industry and economy of basically the same calibre as Germany, so the Euro specifically geared to support Germany means they get the same benefits.

How does it happen?

The Euro is artificially kept at a level at which German industry, which produces goods at one specific level, is the biggest beneficiary. Basically German goods are the only ones in the whole EU priced adequately. Nobody can compete on price because the euro forces prices up and nobody can compete on price-quality, because the price is geared perfectly towards German quality. Therefore anything that happens in German industry is followed by a shift in the euro to keep it at that perfect ratio and nobody can produce shit.

Add to that the Euro produces a vicelike grip on the EU that forces it to agree to Germany. For example, Germany would lose half its economy overnight if it stopped blocking the China trade agreement.

That is false, vehicles form around 17% of your exports.

The powerfuls are very few, as I said and I don't know what their goals are. From what my father has taught me as a child yet, I firmly believe their goals are the subversion of society in a very poor attempt to rule it, which will eventually result in the death of civilization if they succeed.

But hey, who knows.

Damn that sounds fucked up.

But honestly, I'd say Orban even if he was shitty, us post-comunists have a very fucked up state of mind where we thrive under a dictator or anyone with a lot of power. Hell, we're doing fine under Borissov and he and his party are retarded.

By the way, literally everything you listed is 1 to 1 with what is happening here. Exactly 1 to 1. From ex-PM, to commies losing traction, to a 10% far right party that shifts position every day and sells out every hour.

Which trade agreement with China in particular? China is already a WTO member, so we don’t have much in terms of tariffs.

Thank you for answers Bulgarbro

fuck you, and fuck everything even remotely associated with EUssr!
come the day of the rope, you all swing!

How can I get a job in the EU? Sneaking my way to a Bulgarian passport so I'll be an EU citizen soon. Thank you

The best allegation is that "they're stealing shit"
If they are actually manage to do all that shit, and more and have every single indicator of country economic health grow more than expected while at the same time not lowering or freezing wages, and not hiking taxes....
Well then they are pretty goddamn smart.

There are tarrifs and other issues on Chinese metals and metal-based imports, everyone is forced to buy German now. It's not just that, it is also a US-backed, German-led front blocking China from building a transport road into central Europe.

Don't believe me? Try to find Chinese aluminum cans, right now. Compare their price to German ones and tell me why the Chinese are MORE expensive, despite not paying their workers and having a shittier currency and everything?

From where?
There is no way they think flooding us with muslims and negroes will be good for us. They know what they are doing.

Please refer to greentext I already replied to you with in the OP.

Very difficult, Bulgarian jobs are swamped and reserved for people with influence, largely. Get an internship - literally easiest thing in the world. Pays ok, might worm your way into a job and worst case scenario its good on your CV.

I’m ready to believe you, but I need some clarifications.

1. How is the euro being kept at a specific price level? It’s a floating currency, e. g. the market decides the price.

2. Italy and Spain have far lower wages than Germany (around 50%). Just produce stuff at half the price.

3. Why are other countries unable to benefit? France has a very similar price point for their goods, for example.

Germany's trade surplus is largely driven by an artificially weak Euro from the German perspective. You've tied your currency to many weaker nations, keeping the Euro down, and making your exports much more attractive. Were this not the case, your trade surplus would have naturally strengthened the Mark and weakened exports. You've got an impressive surplus, but you're relying on PIGS to maintain it.

>Don't believe me? Try to find Chinese aluminum cans, right now. Compare their price to German ones and tell me why the Chinese are MORE expensive, despite not paying their workers and having a shittier currency and everything?

Dunno about Aluminium cans, but we have a trade deficit versus China. Their consumer electronics and many other manufacturing goods are much cheaper.

I wonder why the pigs still put up with it. Italy + Spain + Greece alone have double the population of Germany.

>>I am not rabidly anti-EU, I don't believe we need to crash the whole thing instantly
>>I believe it needs deep, profound change and if that doesn't happen then second best is to crash it
>>I am not shilling for the EU, I am shilling for knowledge, facts and not parroting fake news because they fit YOUR narrative, even if said narrative is good
so I did, so I did... if you fail to see that then you are eben more EUssrian than I at first thought. death to you, nation traitors!
you swing!

The EU is an organization who sole goao is the extermination and enslavement of the European race.

Are you a Jew? Do a lot of Jews work for the EU?

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Please repeat in english.

>They know what they are doing.
You'd be very, very surprised. It's called the EU bubble for a reason. I'd have to count on both my hands, out of the many hundreds of colleagues I had, the people who either outright believed the refugee shit was bad or the people who did it despite knowing it was bad. Come to think of it, the count would be like 10-20 out of thousands I've met.

1. Aside from the fact economic statistics are piss easy to manipulate, who joins the eurozone is largely determined by the same german-led power structure that decides all the rest, i.e. you decide who joins to keep it at the perfect level. Why is Bulgaria being urged and accepted right now? We don't contribute anything besides lowering the Euro yet again, after it rose and will likely rise after Britain. We're even pegged to the Deutsche mark, if you didn't know, so there's literally no point.

2. You're asking these countries to shift their economies overnight, first of all. They already produce a specific set of goods, most companies can't just destroy everything and rebuild. But also the currency drives everything. Even the fact German imports rise due to the euro means domestic consumption falls, which means they sell less, which means they can't just halve the price and still survive. Especially when German goods are still relatively cheap due to the currency.

3. Some do, Slovenia with a decent industrial basis managed to fight the effect of the euro and come out on top. But to benefit we're talking a complete refit of a country's economy. Nobody has the possibility to do that. Maybe in a full half century they might, but while Germany keeps stacking money and using it to buy influence, it can ensure that doesn't happen in other ways.

France produces things Germany doesn't it is not affected by this in any way. The EU is basically, at its core, the idea that France and Germany don't produce the same thing.

mungo wants not to, so fug ob

It’s the exact opposite. Europeans hade been exterminating each other before the EU

please give some examples of corruption you personally witnessed

Your trade deficit exists because of YOUR poor trade to China, not their large one. Yes, their consumer electronics can be cheaper, but not cheap enough to be worth it.

See I thought you were just a brit, but you can't have that bad english as a brit, it's interesting. Now I don't know what to think.

No I'm not. A very regular amount do, there doesn't seem to be any jew nepotism in the institutions as far as I could tell. Maybe in some national and political circles - I seem to remember a fairly decent amount of kikes in the brits, especially the tories and even some spilling over into UKIP. Kike control is exercised from the outside, largely.

thats a good one, im curious as well