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-Hello everyone! If you watch the series in original
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language, you will be
exempt from the TV license fee.
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There are
no more royalties?
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You will not be exempt,
there are no more royalties.
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But it was bullshit.
I was saying that...
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Okay, well I invite you
to watch it in original version.
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-Who's on the floors above?
-At 13th, the president, of course.
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She makes decisions there with
Christian, his chief of staff.
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On the 12th, the
executive vice-president.
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11th, the lower vice-pdts, then the
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commissioners by file, and
so on by protocol order.
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-And...
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Who is below us?
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-The legal department.
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-Hello, Madam Vice President.
-Hello.
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-Hello.
-Would you like...
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Valentine, everything is
fine, since you arrived?
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-Yes,
everything is fine.
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-When will it be?
-In another 3 months.
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-Congratulations!
-And you?
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-Ah! 20 months. It's a fairly
complicated matter of competition.
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yellow>-Mrs. Commissioner.
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-Hello.
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-When I arrived in
Brussels, I was just an intern.
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-I, European Commissioner,
I will not have my
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actions dictated to me by technocrats.
-Valentine
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Cantel, it's the return of politics.
-I will shake the beast.
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-Make the lines move.
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-Turbulate the system.
-Shake the beast.
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-And no one will get in
the way of my industrial project.
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yellow>Objectives,
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results:
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an Airbus of the sea.
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white>-Mrs. Commissioner,
I completely agree.
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The Commission is a machine
just waiting to be piloted.
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She is at the
service of the designs
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of her masters, and she can lead them far.
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So...
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Tell me: this Airbus of the sea,
what would that be, precisely?
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-This is...
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a big project.
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A major project which must put
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Europe back on
the map and hold
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its own to the
Americans and the Chinese.
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-And to the Indians.
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-And so...
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Concretely?
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-Concretely...
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It will
be super concrete.
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-I see.
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In fact, your vision is that
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of a large European
industrial project.
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-That's it.
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-A great achievement, perhaps
in the field of transportation.
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-Exactly.
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-Which combines several industrial sectors.
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In line with
ecological concerns
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contemporary.
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-Obviously.
-You don't have in
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mind, I'm saying this at random,
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an old-fashioned,
polluting container ship?
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-No!
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-In your mind, we are talking
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about cutting-edge
zero-carbon technology.
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-That's it!
-Good.
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We listen to you.
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-It's in the field
of transportation...
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Several sectors...
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A zero-carbon
container ship.
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That's it!
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What a brilliant idea!
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*-Imagine
"The Empire Strikes Back".
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*The UK's mission
vis-Ă -vis the EU, *is
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like the Jedi against the
Death Star of the Commission.
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-Are we the
Jedi or the Empire?
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*-We are the good guys *who want to save
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the universe from
the hegemonic ambition of the EU.
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*This is what our readers like
and this is what we are going to publish.
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*If they want to whine
about the lack of black
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women at the Oscars, *they
can read the "Guardian", right?
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-Okay, noted. THANKS.
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Hello?
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-Hello!
-Sorry.
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-Hello!
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-Is this here, the
British-influenced strategy office?
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-Absolutely! Welcome !
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-Petre!
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-What is it?
-They took our project!
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-Where did you get that from?
-The Frenchwoman took our project!
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Carmen Saru
came a week ago.
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She asked me if we
had a project in the works.
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I said yes,
I gave him our file.
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*-My first initiative
as commissioner: *the
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launch of a major project for
zero-carbon container ships.
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-This is
our project! We did it !
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-OUR CONTAINER SHIP OF
THE FUTURE WAS CHOSEN!
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OUR CONTAINER
SHIP OF THE FUTURE!
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-And our space airship,
do you think it will happen one day?
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-Anything is possible, Petre!
We're in Brussels, I'll remind you.
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-So let's toast!
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-Is this place free?
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It is said that the Greens are running
for the presidency of Parliament.
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-Yeah...
-That would be smart of them.
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Michel Specklin
and Konrad Stracke
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could be beaten by Cornelius Jaegger.
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He is Green but he is
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Flemish, therefore liberal, and therefore...
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-Are you really coming to talk to
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me about the Greens
on your lunch break?
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Seriously?
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Or you want me to write an
article to discreetly encourage
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an application that would lose Specklin and would favor your leader?
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-I don't know why I put
so much stuff on my board.
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I am gluten intolerant.
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That doesn't mean anything
to you, to exchange our trays?
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-I accept nothing
from a parliamentary assistant.
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-Political advisor.
-It's worse.
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-I'm not buying you lunch,
we're just swapping our trays.
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At the end of the day, you
will still have paid for your meal.
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Perfect.
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What would create a buzz: "10
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reasons why the Greens
have the presidency."
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I have
already listed 7 for you.
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-And that's
where the magic happens.
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-OK.
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British influence in Brussels
is based on what strategy?
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-I would say we had
quite an influence, though.
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Before Brexit.
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But now, no one
invites us to meetings.
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-Do you regret Brexit?
-Uh... No!
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No, no!
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No!
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No, I...
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I am 100% pro-Brexit,
note this in the article.
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OK?
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-100%.
-Pro-Brexit.
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-Great.
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-Europe needs
big projects.
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Great achievements, developed together,
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brought to fruition by
the addition of our skills
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and our common determination
to build a world best.
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Greece, a
major maritime power
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on the continent, is
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an essential component of this project.
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This is why I wanted
this first meeting today.
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-"Our government
remembers that it was
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only united "that
the Greek cities were
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able to repel " the attacks of the Persian tyrants."
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-He's
talking about Iran here?
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-This is a
reference to the Persian Wars.
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Greek politicians
like to talk about history.
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It is said that this is what makes
their conversations so pleasant.
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-So I can count
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on your support?
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...
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-The Minister
highlights the difficulties
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due to the accounting
reform to include
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environmental assets and its
consequences for Greek shipowners.
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-The Blue Deal?
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What connection?
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-At the congress
of the Isthmus of
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Corinth, Athenians
and Spartans put aside
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their old resentments
to unite c.
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white>and derive common
glory from it. ..
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.
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-"Stranger, go and tell Lacedaemon "
that we lie here in obedience to her laws."
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-Minister
asks you to renounce
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accounting reform in exchange
for Greece's participation
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to your project.
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-But the reform is passed.
There's nothing more we can do!
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...
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-The minister
will enjoin to
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remember the advice of Artabanes to Xerxes.
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At the time, this was not heard.
-Have a nice day, ladies.
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-Artabane was
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the brother of Darius I
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and...
-That'll be enough.
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He wants me to drop the reform
in exchange for my container ship.
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We will not give in
to this grotesque blackmail.
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And there is nothing more we can
do: the Blue Deal has been voted on.
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There's
nothing we can do, right?
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Huh?
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We are not going to give in
to their grotesque blackmail.
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Right?
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-There would be
a solution to bury
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accounting reform, but
that would not please Parliament.
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And above all, you refuse to
give in to this grotesque blackmail.
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-Yes, we are not going to give
in to this grotesque blackmail.
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That is to say, “bury
the Blue Deal accounting reform”?
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anthem played on the banjo.
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-Eamon? What
good wind brings you?
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-I was told
that I could find you here.
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The Commission
presented the delegated acts
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of the Blue Deal. I thought
you might be interested.
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You will note that the
Commission has wide
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latitude to set the details
of most legislative texts.
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She didn't
hold back on it here.
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-Eamon...
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I'm not the trigger-happy
kid you knew.
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I'm tired.
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I want to refocus
on what really matters.
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My lands...
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My animals...
Maybe start a family...
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-I have to go to
a coordinators meeting.
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I'll let you gain
knowledge of the material.
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Parliament is one month old
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to manifest.
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And possibly veto it.
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Oh the bitch!
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Look!
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The level is so high that it
will not apply to any company!
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Look at the dates!
If you add the adaptation period
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with the withdrawal
period and introduction,
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this should come into force in...
-Weird, indeed.
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-This will come into effect when
my children have their children.
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And this will only apply to
companies larger than Google!
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Do you know any?
-Let's see... Maybe there is...
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-Sven, the
Commission is trying to scam us!
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-Samy, this
is probably a misunderstanding.
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Why would the Commission
want to tamper with a
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legislative measure that
would help us restore
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biodiversity and achieve the IPCC objectives
an increase of 2 degrees maximum?
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Think!
No, it's unthinkable!
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-You
don't know Valentine.
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-The Commission, believe me, is
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very respectful of
Parliament's opinion
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for legislative procedures.
-Who do you know at the Commission?
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-Okay, we'll call them.
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-OK.
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*-What you say surprises me.
It must be a misunderstanding.
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-That's exactly what I said,
a simple misunderstanding.
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2047, that would mean
nothing! (What was I saying?)
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*-My assistants will review
everything and we can discuss it.
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-That
would be really great!
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*-I'll leave it to my department *
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to double-check everything
this week.
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*Next week,
my diary is already full.
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*Then it will be
school vacation for two weeks.
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*Then there will be the
plenary session in Strasbourg.
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*Afterwards, there is
Ascension Thursday, so...
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*Early June,
would that suit you?
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-Um...
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Perfect!
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*-Your questions will
be answered at that time.
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-It's perfect!
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Many
thanks to you for taking
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the time to clarify everything, Ms.
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Saru.
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red>Sven hangs up. So! You clearly
see, that it was a misunderstanding!
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-Yeah. In June.
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-Hm?
-In June!
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Parliament has only one month
to oppose the delegated act.
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It will be too late to
do anything in June.
254
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-But in the
meantime, the Commission
255
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will withdraw the delegated act, that's obvious!
256
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They're going
to do it, aren't they?
257
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Irish music.
258
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-The problem, is
that you don't have a balance sheet.
259
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-I don't have a balance sheet?!
I don't have a balance sheet?!
260
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And the West Indian
day in the canteen, then?
261
00:19:04,760 --> 00:19:09,080
And against everyone's
advice! But one day is too short.
262
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One coconut chicken, three accoutrements...
We haven't seen anything of their kitchen!
263
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What should have been done,
it's Caribbean week, that's it.
264
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Banana fritters,
okra in sauce, stuffed crab...
265
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-Yes, you didn't have time.
-Exactly, I didn't have time!
266
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Two and a half years of
presidency, it's way too short!
267
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There are countries
where it is much more!
268
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In China, Russia, Venezuela,
there aren't even any limits!
269
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In Equatorial Guinea, it’s 43
years since the president has been there!
270
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So with our two and a
half years, we are ridiculous.
271
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Then you have to think about the prestige
of the institution, all the same!
272
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-You would be the stability candidate, then.
273
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-There you go!
274
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Stability! So !
275
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Creole blood sausage...
276
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Cod shredded...
277
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It's time
to finish the job.
278
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-Your strongest coffee,
please. Take away.
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Hi.
280
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-Hey, will
you talk to me again?
281
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What's new?
282
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-I'm no better than you: shit.
283
00:21:30,160 --> 00:21:31,760
-Okay, that's...
284
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-I published this at the request
of Konrad Stracke's advisor.
285
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For a free lunch!
I'm just a sellout!
286
00:21:41,119 --> 00:21:45,359
-It's not that bad.
It's not like posting fake news.
287
00:21:45,680 --> 00:21:49,680
-My country was from the Soviet
bloc, I fight for the free press.
288
00:21:50,000 --> 00:21:54,280
In my country, journalism still
suffers from pressure from the State.
289
00:21:54,600 --> 00:21:55,480
-Hm...
290
00:21:56,080 --> 00:21:57,840
You're worrying too much about
291
00:21:58,160 --> 00:22:02,320
this article. You just give
people what they want!
292
00:22:02,640 --> 00:22:06,440
-For 14 years, the English
press made fun of Europe.
293
00:22:06,760 --> 00:22:11,160
After all, it was harmless!
Except Brexit has arrived.
294
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Brexit hasn't
changed much for you.
295
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white>You pay more for your handbag.
But it unleashed xenophobia.
296
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white>Poles
are described as
297
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parasites who live on state aid.
298
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white>My cousins ​​had to leave
England because of this!
299
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When I return to Poland, I find my “parasitic”
300
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cousins ​​who ask me for
money because I live in the West.
301
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-If the new accounting
model is not applied,
302
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we will not be able to implement
the biodiversity strategy!
303
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-These delegated acts
can neutralize the Blue Deal!
304
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It will be disastrous
for the oceans!
305
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Very good.
306
00:23:13,200 --> 00:23:15,680
You
don't want to fight.
307
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It doesn't matter if Valentine Cantel
makes fun of Parliament a second time.
308
00:23:21,920 --> 00:23:22,680
-What?
309
00:23:23,000 --> 00:23:27,240
-The Commission
is betraying our agreement
310
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and we are too weak to fight, so what does it matter?
311
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Sven, we're leaving.
312
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-Who are
you calling weak?
313
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-The three of us.
314
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-I'm not weak!
-Yes, you are!
315
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-No!
-Valentine
316
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Cantel stops at nothing!
317
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She cheats, she betrays her friends!
318
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You are no match!
319
00:23:51,000 --> 00:23:54,320
-Oh yes!
I am not afraid !
320
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-Ah? Really ?
-Oh yes!
321
00:23:57,119 --> 00:23:58,800
-You would be ruthless?
322
00:23:59,119 --> 00:24:00,520
Would you shoot him?
323
00:24:00,840 --> 00:24:04,200
-I have the means to
fuck her whenever I want!
324
00:24:04,520 --> 00:24:06,000
-Stronger!
325
00:24:06,320 --> 00:24:07,680
-I'm going to fuck her!
326
00:24:08,000 --> 00:24:10,160
-Yes!
-Speak less loudly.
327
00:24:10,480 --> 00:24:11,520
-Say it: "Damn the Commission!"
328
00:24:11,840 --> 00:24:15,359
-Damn the Commission!
329
00:24:15,680 --> 00:24:18,280
-Damn the Commission!
-Damn the Commission!
330
00:24:18,600 --> 00:24:21,359
-Damn the Commission!
-Can I try?
331
00:24:21,680 --> 00:24:23,560
Damn the Commission!
332
00:24:23,880 --> 00:24:25,080
-Damn the commission!
333
00:24:25,400 --> 00:24:30,320
-SHIT THE COMMISSION!
SHIT THE COMMISSION!
334
00:24:30,640 --> 00:24:32,400
-Shit!
-Yeah!25517
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