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"This Parliament’s texts sometimes border on the absurd, but I have to say that in the case of Mr Guerrero Salom’s report, you have surpassed yourself. I will quickly pass over the unacceptable demand for global economic and financial governance, and over the fundamental contradiction that consists in lamenting the external dependency of poor countries, while advising them to open up even more to world trade. I am also going to pass over the hypocritical condemnation of, and I quote, ‘the concept of globalisation aiming at total deregulation and the rejection of any public governance tools’, a concept that was and basically still is your own, and which you have been imposing here for years. Then, to crown it all, there is paragraph 26, in which you propose following the advice of George Soros! He who owes his entire fortune to speculation. He who, in partnership with other hedge funds, bets on the collapse of the euro and speculates on the Greek debt in order to cause it. He who disregards the social and economic consequences of his actions so as to impose his own chosen global economic order. However, it is true that you also share this wish for a unified Euro-Atlantic Bloc, global governance and a global currency."@en1
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