Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "China 'strongly dissatified' with Baerbock remarks | DW News" video.

The EUs Parliament is the worlds second largest democratic Parliament with secret, free and independent elections (with PR) every five years since 1979. The democratic elected MEPs are working/acting on behalf of the democratic elected EU27 member states Gvts and their 450ish million citizens. Greetings from the EU27 😊
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@Memovox Ahh, a real "expert" is showing up here... NOT 😎
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@Memovox You seem to forget, that "the EU27" are a pragmatic, rule based organisation/union of 27 independent and souvereign countries with their democratic elected member states Gvts, not comparable with "one country" on its own. The EUs laws/rules get worked on by the member stated gvts and their democratic elected MEPs/EUs Parliament...again, NOT comparable with just "one country"...
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@Memovox Not really. Are you even living in the EU or in the USA, where there is this crappy FPTP voting system?
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@Jose-sy1je NO. Greece had been cheating its economic figures to get "into the club", had a disastrous tax system (in fact not really existing), had been paying out pensions to people, which weren't even alive anymore and soforth. Those countries, which had given huge credits to Greece, had to bail out Greece, to stabilise the Eurozone, and supported Greece to get its tax system into shape again. Greece is doing good now. NO EU member state has been "annexed", what bs statement is that. If a country wants to join the EU (no country is forced to do so), it has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first, etc... The EU is not only an economic block, but started as a peace project, based on solidarity...ALL of the recent EU member states citizen are by approx 80ish % pro EU, therefor nothing to complain about. Please look up for Robert Schuman, the "father of Europe", born in Luxembourg (at that time German, later French), who's idea of a European Union started in the 1920s. Robert Schuman was the first President of the European Parliament. His book "for Europe" is available at the EUs Commission site book shop... Greetings from the EU27 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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@Memovox Oh please, since when does the electorate vote for the Prime Minister in a country? Is it like that in Danmark? No. The Parliament is "voting" your PM in and then gets confirmed by your monarch. Would you call that "undemocratic" as well? No. Because you voted for the Danish MPs, and they are acting on your behalf... U v d Leyen was suggested (within some others) by the EUs member states Gvts and got confirmed by the MEPs/EUs Parliament. Greetings to Danmark 🖐
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@Jose-sy1je The President of the EUs Commission is democraticly elected by the democraticly elected EU member states Gvts, and then gets confirmed by the democraticly elected MEPs... All of those Parliaments get elected with PR, nothing to complain about... But of course it's difficult, when one doesn't understand the principle of how the EU works 😎 If you would have read my comments properly you didn't need to come up with another bs comment, tosh
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@Memovox Ahh yes.... then your Danish PM is also put in by whoever? Don't start quibbling here... Would you prefer one like a "anti EU" person? Would you like to leave the EU? In that case I strongly recommend you to move to the UK, it's going really good over there since Brexit 😎 Good night !!
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