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Poland uninterested in EU reform


Varsovian  91 | 634  
21 Jun 2010 /  #1
With 2000 EU officials earning more than the UK Prime Minister, Polish politicians are hoping that they too can fleece taxpayers from across Europe.

Danuta Huebner managed to make her fortune that way, having gained her position through the usual 'family and friends' route.

On a wider note, the promised reform of the Common Agricultural Policy might still get blocked by France, with Polish help. I suppose I shouldn't complain too much, seeing as I benefit from an agricultural subsidy myself.

Poland has been lucky with the EU so far - especially in not being in a position to make the mistake of joining the now-doomed euro. The euro itself might continue to exist, but not with its present members.
Ziemowit  14 | 3936  
21 Jun 2010 /  #2
Danuta Huebner managed to make her fortune that way, having gained her position through the usual 'family and friends' route.

I think this statement needs some clarifacation. It sounds as if Danuta Huebner has no competence at all, but got the job by pure chance.

With 2000 EU officials earning more than the UK Prime Minister, Polish politicians are hoping that they too can fleece taxpayers from across Europe.

Does that mean the UK prime minister earns so little, or the top 2000 EU official earn so much? Could you give any figures?
joepilsudski  26 | 1387  
24 Jun 2010 /  #3
If you are interested in becoming an EU 'official' here's all you need to know, from the horse's mouth:
ec.europa.eu/civil_service/job/official/index_en.htm

And worried about David Cameron being forced into the soup line?
Crow  154 | 9310  
24 Jun 2010 /  #4
Poland uninterested in EU reform

wise
Seanus  15 | 19666  
24 Jun 2010 /  #5
Idiots jostling for power, best left alone (but monitored from a distance)

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