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"Mr President, Mr Van Rompuy has come here to say that the governments are doing everything right, that the European semester is the be all and end all, and that what is needed at the end of the day is pressure, more pressure and yet more pressure. He applauds budgetary discipline and calls for it to be stepped up, and for automatic sanctions, even if this means blocking voting rights or structural funding for countries in difficulty.
Dr Barroso has come to talk about rebuilding trust, about strengthening growth policy in a pact with Europeans and for Europeans, about the Community method, and about more Europe.
Mr Juncker has come to tell us that so much can be done one way or another, and that there is ultimately not a great difference between form and content; that it is the ends that are important. He is somewhat disappointed with the European semester because he says that it needs to be more political and less technical.
Mr Van Rompuy, Dr Barroso, Mr Juncker, can you hear one another? If you can, are you really listening to one another? You are destroying Europe."@en1
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