Thursday, November 22, 2012

In the otherwise ugly EU quarter in Brussels, something of a building boom is going on. There's the €300m (£241m)-plus being spent to convert an art deco pile into a palace fit for a European president. In a nearby park another €100m makeover is creating the European parliament's version of the continent's postwar history. That's after the parliament splashed out another €20m just down the street to create a multimedia tribute to itself last year, the Parliamentarium visitors' centre.
Austerity Europe? Not at the European Union's Brussels HQ. While budgets, public spending, and civil service staffing levels are being slashed from Portugal to Poland, Greece to Great Britain, to be one of the 56,000 EU eurocrats is to escape most of the pain felt in almost every country in the union.
Officially, they work a 37½-hour week and take Friday afternoons off, though many complain those conditions are theoretical and they in fact work inordinately long hours. Their children are educated for free at high-quality private schools – a big new one has just opened near the Belgian monarchy's summer residence in a leafier part of Brussels. They retire at 63 on generous pensions and dozens a year are granted early retirement on full pensions. According to UK government calculations, 214 of the most senior eurocrats get paid more than David Cameron's £178,000 a year. Staff not living in their native country – almost all – receive a 16% top-up on their salary for being expatriates.
Despite their insulation inside the Brussels bubble from the economic storm battering Europe, the eurocrats are revolting. There was a small strike a couple of weeks ago and several hundred staff staged a lunchtime protest outside the European commission on Wednesday complaining about the impact of proposed cuts on people "who provide the necessary human resources for achieving the union's tasks".
It comes as EU leaders gather for an almighty battle that could tear Brussels apart – the ritual showdown over the EU's €1tn budget.

30 comments:

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

Anonymous said...


...is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%. That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

That 3.9% error rate doubled to 7.7% when it came to the €12.4bn spent on rural development.

Why is it that it NEVER is mentioned that the vast majority of all the funds are distributed by national governments, and not the EU itself. So the money that was "mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly" were mostly due to errors regarding checks and balances on the part of NATIONAL governments. By keeping quiet about this it gives the impression that it is EU-bureaucrats that mismanage, embezzle and use funds improperly, when the truth is that it is national governments that does not do their job properly.

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