Politicians of all parties complain of the reluctant attitude of voters towards their "out-door" activity linked to the European campaign. Those who complain frequently reminisce about the luxurious life that MEPs lead. It is evident that this is not so much an aversion to politics in general or to circumstantial parties as an aversion to the "euro-diversity" class – due to the fact that this is how the European Parliament is viewed by very many voters. Let us add that voters know small about the EU institutions, do not realize their nature, consider them distant, abroad and unnecessary. This mix makes attendance in these elections not awesome with its height. Against the request of all those who consider Euro MPs to be idlers and freeloaders came out ... Euro MPs. Marek Migalski published a book confirming all the worst suspicions about the European Parliament and its members. The book, entitled "Anty-European Parliament", is rather neatly written, so it reads rapidly and smoothly about the waste of public funds, the legal swindling of EU institutions, and the collection of tens of thousands of euros each month. That's what anyone would want, but it's clear that only a fewer can get to that honey. So the remainder of you who read it can only grind your teeth and avenge on drones from Strasbourg and Brussels. And get revenge without going to the election. And who knows if that's 1 of the author's intentions. Migalski – as a typical of Poland Together Jarosław Gowin – cares about low attendance. The lower the group’s chances of crossing the electoral threshold are increased. individual will start mocking that Migalski's book is not adequate to discourage any large crowd of voters to vote due to the fact that Poles barely read at all. It's actual – we live in a time of reconquisty of illiteracy and ignorance. More and more of us are disgusted with the word printed. But you can presume that Migalski's pamphlet will read respective tens of thousands of people. Their opinion may discourage a group of people close to them who have not read the books from voting in the European elections. But that's not all – the sound around Migalski's revelation made "Superexpress" – and 1 edition of this tabloid reads at least half a million people. TVN did the advertising – respective 100 1000 more people received a message about the foul life of MEPs, or members of the European Parliament. Let's add a fewer another portals to this, which were besides excited about the dirty laundry by 1 of the MPs. Will this method be effective? No 1 can say that today. But the calculation is as follows: in 2009 7 million 364 1000 Poles participated in the European elections – which represented 24 percent of the eligible voters. There's quite a few indications that there's going to be a lower turnout now. In 2004, attendance barely exceeded 20% – 6 million 265 000 people voted. It was adequate that the election committee had won 314 1000 votes to cross the electoral threshold. That is why 3 SdPl MEPs entered the EP. The best of them – Dariusz Rosati, present PO – won 78,000 votes. Thus, Marek Migalski wrote his book not only for fame and publicity, but besides for disgust of the choices in which he competes. And due to the fact that he wrote in it what he thinks about another Polish MEPs, he may besides hope for respective loud trials, which is another free advertising. Especially on the part of respective PO MPs, which he called idiots. Let's just hope he doesn't get ahead of his plan – due to the fact that what happens if he disgusts those who wanted to support him?
Theory of the Euro-Lake Class
Zdjęcie: Jaka będzie Europa posteuroentuzjastyczna?
The European Parliament is not an institution valued by Polish voters. But it turns out even the Euro MPs despise him.
Politicians of all parties complain of the reluctant attitude of voters towards their "out-door" activity linked to the European campaign. Those who complain frequently reminisce about the luxurious life that MEPs lead. It is evident that this is not so much an aversion to politics in general or to circumstantial parties as an aversion to the "euro-diversity" class – due to the fact that this is how the European Parliament is viewed by very many voters. Let us add that voters know small about the EU institutions, do not realize their nature, consider them distant, abroad and unnecessary. This mix makes attendance in these elections not awesome with its height. Against the request of all those who consider Euro MPs to be idlers and freeloaders came out ... Euro MPs. Marek Migalski published a book confirming all the worst suspicions about the European Parliament and its members. The book, entitled "Anty-European Parliament", is rather neatly written, so it reads rapidly and smoothly about the waste of public funds, the legal swindling of EU institutions, and the collection of tens of thousands of euros each month. That's what anyone would want, but it's clear that only a fewer can get to that honey. So the remainder of you who read it can only grind your teeth and avenge on drones from Strasbourg and Brussels. And get revenge without going to the election. And who knows if that's 1 of the author's intentions. Migalski – as a typical of Poland Together Jarosław Gowin – cares about low attendance. The lower the group’s chances of crossing the electoral threshold are increased. individual will start mocking that Migalski's book is not adequate to discourage any large crowd of voters to vote due to the fact that Poles barely read at all. It's actual – we live in a time of reconquisty of illiteracy and ignorance. More and more of us are disgusted with the word printed. But you can presume that Migalski's pamphlet will read respective tens of thousands of people. Their opinion may discourage a group of people close to them who have not read the books from voting in the European elections. But that's not all – the sound around Migalski's revelation made "Superexpress" – and 1 edition of this tabloid reads at least half a million people. TVN did the advertising – respective 100 1000 more people received a message about the foul life of MEPs, or members of the European Parliament. Let's add a fewer another portals to this, which were besides excited about the dirty laundry by 1 of the MPs. Will this method be effective? No 1 can say that today. But the calculation is as follows: in 2009 7 million 364 1000 Poles participated in the European elections – which represented 24 percent of the eligible voters. There's quite a few indications that there's going to be a lower turnout now. In 2004, attendance barely exceeded 20% – 6 million 265 000 people voted. It was adequate that the election committee had won 314 1000 votes to cross the electoral threshold. That is why 3 SdPl MEPs entered the EP. The best of them – Dariusz Rosati, present PO – won 78,000 votes. Thus, Marek Migalski wrote his book not only for fame and publicity, but besides for disgust of the choices in which he competes. And due to the fact that he wrote in it what he thinks about another Polish MEPs, he may besides hope for respective loud trials, which is another free advertising. Especially on the part of respective PO MPs, which he called idiots. Let's just hope he doesn't get ahead of his plan – due to the fact that what happens if he disgusts those who wanted to support him?
Politicians of all parties complain of the reluctant attitude of voters towards their "out-door" activity linked to the European campaign. Those who complain frequently reminisce about the luxurious life that MEPs lead. It is evident that this is not so much an aversion to politics in general or to circumstantial parties as an aversion to the "euro-diversity" class – due to the fact that this is how the European Parliament is viewed by very many voters. Let us add that voters know small about the EU institutions, do not realize their nature, consider them distant, abroad and unnecessary. This mix makes attendance in these elections not awesome with its height. Against the request of all those who consider Euro MPs to be idlers and freeloaders came out ... Euro MPs. Marek Migalski published a book confirming all the worst suspicions about the European Parliament and its members. The book, entitled "Anty-European Parliament", is rather neatly written, so it reads rapidly and smoothly about the waste of public funds, the legal swindling of EU institutions, and the collection of tens of thousands of euros each month. That's what anyone would want, but it's clear that only a fewer can get to that honey. So the remainder of you who read it can only grind your teeth and avenge on drones from Strasbourg and Brussels. And get revenge without going to the election. And who knows if that's 1 of the author's intentions. Migalski – as a typical of Poland Together Jarosław Gowin – cares about low attendance. The lower the group’s chances of crossing the electoral threshold are increased. individual will start mocking that Migalski's book is not adequate to discourage any large crowd of voters to vote due to the fact that Poles barely read at all. It's actual – we live in a time of reconquisty of illiteracy and ignorance. More and more of us are disgusted with the word printed. But you can presume that Migalski's pamphlet will read respective tens of thousands of people. Their opinion may discourage a group of people close to them who have not read the books from voting in the European elections. But that's not all – the sound around Migalski's revelation made "Superexpress" – and 1 edition of this tabloid reads at least half a million people. TVN did the advertising – respective 100 1000 more people received a message about the foul life of MEPs, or members of the European Parliament. Let's add a fewer another portals to this, which were besides excited about the dirty laundry by 1 of the MPs. Will this method be effective? No 1 can say that today. But the calculation is as follows: in 2009 7 million 364 1000 Poles participated in the European elections – which represented 24 percent of the eligible voters. There's quite a few indications that there's going to be a lower turnout now. In 2004, attendance barely exceeded 20% – 6 million 265 000 people voted. It was adequate that the election committee had won 314 1000 votes to cross the electoral threshold. That is why 3 SdPl MEPs entered the EP. The best of them – Dariusz Rosati, present PO – won 78,000 votes. Thus, Marek Migalski wrote his book not only for fame and publicity, but besides for disgust of the choices in which he competes. And due to the fact that he wrote in it what he thinks about another Polish MEPs, he may besides hope for respective loud trials, which is another free advertising. Especially on the part of respective PO MPs, which he called idiots. Let's just hope he doesn't get ahead of his plan – due to the fact that what happens if he disgusts those who wanted to support him?
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