Poland, Hungary veto EU budget over rule-of-law issue

abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/poland-hungary-threaten-eu-budget-rule-law-issue-74232122
What the hell is wrong with Poles?

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Bump.

they want to be russia

They based

This stuff really makes me hate those two, what the fuck is wrong with them?

>Be Hungary
>Join an economic union
>Hungary's elected leaders agree on something with Germany's elected leaders
>Germans go back on their word
>"Umm sorry we can only go on with the agreement if you also do X"
>Hungary vetos the motion
>"Nooo you can't do that. What's wrong with you!!!"

Let them go then

Again the shitters that benefit the most from eu gibs block budget decisions. What a shit show

But the Netherlands didn't veto it.

Due to the unfortunate crisis that our great European Republic had found itself in, I will unfortunately be forced to take on emergency powers in order to keep the seditionist states in line.

Truth is, that money would've made its way back to us anyhow

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No. We will drag them kicking and screaming into a new world. Also the EU is more than an economic union. Should have left during the 90s.

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You guys don't understand how EU politics work, just like this summer and the whole coronabonds issue
The recovery package could be quite easily implemented as an Enhanced Cooperation Mechanism, just like the already in place ESM or OLAF, thereby only needing 9 member states to be put in place. They could literally copy-paste the agreement and vote on it tomorrow bypassing a Council veto
This is a most likely an inter-EPP feud, or a way to reassert Germany's influence in the EU, which has been sidelined since Macron became president of France and started having a more proactive role in the EU. Germany will "mediate" this dispute (don't let the memes fool you, Poland and Hungary usually vote following Germany in the EU as they are very linked by trade and economics) in its sphere of influence, reasserting its role as the traditional supporter of the EU's status quo, being in the middle point between supranational governance and intergovernmentalism
Both the Council of the European Union and the Parliament had agreed on the recovery package a few days ago, the fact that it is now being blocked at the European Council means this is nothing more than political posturing by the heads of state, while ministers and other technocrats already found a compromise

>muh rule of law

Where was the EU when sweden and the UK were accused by the human right rapporteur over what they did to Assange?

that sell-out doesn't deserve sympathy, it's Snowden you should be fighting for

Who said anything about sympathy, retarded bootlicker?

Based, they stop us from cucking out completely

thanks to them Spain will get its coronabux later, you know that right?
they don't wanna leave since it would mean no more gibs for them
they're free to go like the UK

I'm saying he should be publicly hanged and you seem to oppose that sentiment

The hun and the pole walk into the eu

And the fact that the industrial western propaganda have convinced so many people that Assange is not the biggest victim of the 21 century is exactly why those concerns about the rule of law are nothing but a farce.

Jupiter will remind them whom they serve

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*ekhem ekhem*
*grunts*
mind if i take a seat? żentelmeński

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That's what democracy looks like sweety

Rule of Law the rule of law procedure they're protesting is total bullshit where EU can stop your money just with voting without the country having the opportunity to defend itself in the EJC or any other a-political institution.
Even though Orban and PIS are twats they're right.

>Both the Council of the European Union and the Parliament had agreed on the recovery package a few days ago, the fact that it is now being blocked at the European Council means this is nothing more than political posturing by the heads of state, while ministers and other technocrats already found a compromise

Nope, it's crucial for Poland and Hungary because as long as this budget is linked to the 'rule of law' (or more like how it is interpreted by main EU political forces), both countries will likely get nothing or very little out of it.

>EJC or any other a-political institution.

ECJ judges are appointed by member states (their governments) so obviously they are political, no government will appoint a judge that would be its opponent.

Good. Learn how to behave first.

>we will blackmail you to learn you how to behave
>nooo how can you make use of legal institutions to free yourselves from the pressure