“We thought we might dip our toes into trying some small elements of democracy and we might give the people some say in how they should be governed,” Jose Bubbarosso, the senior EU Commissioner for EU Dictatorial policy said at a recent conference.
Democracy is something that is completely alien to the EU but they say they are at least trying to implement it in a few hundred years time.
“We may consider giving the masses some say in the EU but there is still not much chance of that ever happening in our super soviet state because that could be very dangerous to our system of total control,” another unelected bureaucrat said.
Did the writer of this piece not get their voting form for the last European parliamentary election? Don't worry, there's another one in 18 months' time. Or is the writer complaining that the EU president (of the Commission) Barroso (voted for by the European Council and approved by the Parliament) was not directly elected by the people? How about the UK gives its people the right to elect their head of state before complaining about supposed lack of elections in other institutions. Democracy begins at home, yes?