Yup, he could have done it with a lot more decorum. But i still respect him for having the guts to say it. A slap on the wrist, yes. But not worth
suspension. However, we'll see how it pans out and how hard they come down on him.
Here's the Wiki on Herman Van Rompuy, the first (unelected) President of the EU:
At a meeting in the Castle of the Valley of the Duchess for a meeting held by Bilderberg group on 12 November 2009, Van Rompuy made a
speech about his vision of the European governance. He talked about applying a European Union wide "green"-tax, to cover social security
expenses.[18]
On 19 November 2009, Van Rompuy was chosen unanimously by the European Council, at an informal meeting in Brussels, to be the first full-time
President of the European Council;[19] for the period of 1 December 2009 (the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon) until 31 May 2012. He took up
his position officially on 1 January 2010.
Herman Van Rompuy
I am firmly against any kind of 'green taxes' and this was the main focus of Van Rompuy on his speech to the Bilderberg Group. He is well integrated
into the NWO and Illuminati and a firm believer of a one world government.
He's previously stated:
2009 is also the first year of global governance with the establishment of the G20 in the middle of a financial crisis; the climate conference
in Copenhagen is another step towards the global management of our planet.
So politeness out of the window. Anyone who has the balls to say what he did deserves a round of applause. If only more of those that are paid to
represent us had balls like this we'd perhaps not be selling our national sovereignty away to the global elite.
