Nigel Farage: the Commission must be investigated for corruption
Nigel Farage has called for an investigation into the European Commission as the corruption scandal continues to plague the governing body. The scandal has now led Belgian prosecutors to charge Eva Kaili and three other people with accepting bribes from World Cup host Qatar in a bid to influence EU policies.
Last week, Nigel Farage of GB News reacted to the news of the arrests for corruption in the European Parliament by saying: “ I personally know what it means, because for years my colleagues and I have been put in hell by Olaf, the Fraud Office of the European Parliament ". An entity that deals with the gifts of bottles of champagne, but completely ignores the real corruption, that coming from foreign countries or from NGOs.
Now Nigel has called for an investigation into "every other part of the EU". He said he was not shocked or surprised by the reports from Brussels and had "seen firsthand the constant exposure to lobbyists of all stripes". “ The one fact that amazed me about this squalid situation is the sheer efficiency and cunning demonstrated by the Belgian secret services in unmasking it .”
“ The fact is that the bigwigs in the EU have built up a body of politicians and bureaucrats who constitute, in effect, a separate class. And in creating this elite, the rulers of the EU took their cue from the aristocracy of bureaucrats of the world: the French ”.
Reflecting on his time as an MEP and the future of the 'Brussels club', Nigel said that: 'in general he follows this culture and looks after his own. Woe, however, to those who are dissident. In my case, any immunity I had as an MEP was worth nothing." “ My contempt for this dishonest system knows no bounds. I just hope that Belgian law enforcement will do an upcoming audit of other parts of the system, especially the European Commission, the executive arm of the EU. After all, that's where the real power to legislate and make policy lies." A clear invitation to examine the head of the snake.
Meanwhile, the president of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, has promised to crack down on informal groups surrounding the parliament, saying she will not let the parliament be considered for sale. in the meantime, however, Pazeri partially confessed by bringing up Belgian deputy Marc Tarabella to whom he allegedly gave cash.
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