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Could you please give more detail about this for those of us less informed of EU things? What corrupt things has Ursula done? Or what has she been accused of, e

Could you please give more detail about this for those of us less informed of EU things? What corrupt things has Ursula done? Or what has she been accused of, exactly? How long has she been cancelling court dates? Who is the engineer of all this evil? Her? Someone else?

TacticalCoder 3mo ago
> What corrupt things has Ursula done? Or what has she been accused of, exactly? I'm pretty sure that, for a start, backroom deals with Pfizer during the Covid pandemic. She's been accused of deleting evidence (like SMS) and pressuring companies to delete evidence if I'm not mistaken. I don't know what GP means exactly but the EU institutions are a special jurisdiction: for example a belgian policeman cannot go inside the EU Commission and arrest someone without special powers. Source: I know an inspector who went in there and arrested an EU bureaucrat that happened to be a pedophile. And it's well known that to be sure that the police cannot come and knock at her door with a warrant while she'd be anywhere else in Belgium, she's made herself an apartment build inside the EU Commission. So she's safe there. > Who is the engineer of all this evil? Her? Someone else? Note that that is another topic. And your tactic is a common, sneaky but obvious, tactic. One doesn't have to know the answers to those questions to point out wrongdoings when there are wrongdoings.
- mrtnmrtn 3mo ago
  « I’m pretty sure that » and « if I’m not mistaken » are not words I’m glad to read on HN for such serious accusations. I’m far from being on the commission side on those cases and think that if you want to make a serious case you have to be more rigorous with the evidence and things you say
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  - metoobruh 3mo ago
    No, he really doesn't.
lgvld 3mo ago
> ver withdrawing a defeated proposal they can effectively and in pra didn't know about it but apparently there was the Pfizergate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizergate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizergate

TacticalCoder 3mo ago

> What corrupt things has Ursula done? Or what has she been accused of, exactly? I'm pretty sure that, for a start, backroom deals with Pfizer during the Covid pandemic. She's been accused of deleting evidence (like SMS) and pressuring companies to delete evidence if I'm not mistaken. I don't know what GP means exactly but the EU institutions are a special jurisdiction: for example a belgian policeman cannot go inside the EU Commission and arrest someone without special powers. Source: I know an inspector who went in there and arrested an EU bureaucrat that happened to be a pedophile. And it's well known that to be sure that the police cannot come and knock at her door with a warrant while she'd be anywhere else in Belgium, she's made herself an apartment build inside the EU Commission. So she's safe there. > Who is the engineer of all this evil? Her? Someone else? Note that that is another topic. And your tactic is a common, sneaky but obvious, tactic. One doesn't have to know the answers to those questions to point out wrongdoings when there are wrongdoings.

mrtnmrtn 3mo ago
« I’m pretty sure that » and « if I’m not mistaken » are not words I’m glad to read on HN for such serious accusations. I’m far from being on the commission side on those cases and think that if you want to make a serious case you have to be more rigorous with the evidence and things you say
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- metoobruh 3mo ago
  No, he really doesn't.

lgvld 3mo ago

> ver withdrawing a defeated proposal they can effectively and in pra didn't know about it but apparently there was the Pfizergate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizergate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizergate