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"Mr President, my congratulations on your pronunciation of my rather difficult name!
The Conservatives here and in Member States are like naughty children. Having stamped their feet for years, demanding deregulation of banks and shadow banking, they are now prepared to swallow strong regulation – but only if we pretend that it was their idea all along. However, they are still childishly demanding deregulation of the workplace, flexibility – meaning no protection, no security and cuts in social services. That, my friends, is a recipe for fanning an uncontrollable forest fire.
President in-Office Topolánek chose Sweden as a comparison to America. Why not the Czech Republic? Why not Ireland? Simple: the Irish Government is tearing the heart out of health services, education, childcare and training. It is deepening the sense of insecurity in Ireland, creating more unemployment – when they should be keeping people in work – and failing to do anything to help small companies to survive. I believe that there needs to be a change of government in Ireland and a change of attitude in the European Council. Let us have an Employment Summit for all Member States on 7 May."@en1
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