Mas afinal quem é o David Camarão para propor à China um mercado comum com a Europa ?
Só esperemos que o homem não venda o Big Ben aos Chineses e depois os Ingleses ficam lá nas Inglaterras sem horas certas a perder os combóios todos e a dormir ao relento no Inverno.
Só esperemos que o homem não venda o Big Ben aos Chineses e depois os Ingleses ficam lá nas Inglaterras sem horas certas a perder os combóios todos e a dormir ao relento no Inverno.
Então ele não quer sair da Europa?
Quer dizer, ele tira a Inglaterra e o País de Gales da Europa --- porque a Escócia quer mandar lixar os Tories e sair do Reino Unido -- e depois deixava a Europa com o negócio da China às costas. Quer arranjar problemas aos Europeus, ainda mais dos que os já tem neste momento. Com amigos como o Davide Camarão, os Europeus não precisam de inimigos.
O Davide Camarão não só não manda absolutamente nada na Europa, mas também os Europeus já estão a ficar enjoados com as birrinhas do fulano. Está sempre contra, nada está bem para ele e para o Partido Tory. Então que saia e isso seria um grande alívio e o fim de uma grande dor cabeça para a Europa.
A Imprensa Chinesa e a Comissão UE riem em surdina à gargalhada da self-estima e auto-confiança do homem:
"But a spokesman for the European Commission rejected Mr Cameron's call, saying the EU and China were already discussing a possible investment agreement and should stick to that for now.
"We believe that it is premature at this stage to discuss a free-trade agreement with China," the spokesman added.
In a strongly-worded editorial, the nationalist Global Times newspaper said Mr Cameron was motivated by "self-interest" and expressed anger over the UK's stance on Hong Kong politics and Beijing's air zone row with Japan, as well as the Dalai Lama issue."
"The UK is highly 'replaceable' in China's Europe diplomacy," said the newspaper.
"The UK is no longer any so-called 'big country'... it is an old European country suitable for travel and study abroad, with a few good football teams."
A Imprensa Chinesa e a Comissão UE riem em surdina à gargalhada da self-estima e auto-confiança do homem:
"But a spokesman for the European Commission rejected Mr Cameron's call, saying the EU and China were already discussing a possible investment agreement and should stick to that for now.
"We believe that it is premature at this stage to discuss a free-trade agreement with China," the spokesman added.
In a strongly-worded editorial, the nationalist Global Times newspaper said Mr Cameron was motivated by "self-interest" and expressed anger over the UK's stance on Hong Kong politics and Beijing's air zone row with Japan, as well as the Dalai Lama issue."
"The UK is highly 'replaceable' in China's Europe diplomacy," said the newspaper.
"The UK is no longer any so-called 'big country'... it is an old European country suitable for travel and study abroad, with a few good football teams."
Se o De Gaulle fosse vivo já haveria muito tempo que teria posto o Davide na rua e fechado as duas bocas do Túnel do Canal da Mancha até os Tories serem expulsos do poder pelo povo em 2015! Lol.
Desde quando é que o Camarão foi incumbido de negociar seja o que for sobre os negócios da Europa?
A Europa tem os mesmos órgãos de um governo de qualquer país: o governo é a Comissão com o Durão Barroso como PM, e os comissários são os ministros. Tem ministro dos negócios estrangeiros, tem presidente na pessoa do Belga Rompui, tem dois parlamentos, um em Strasbourg e outro em Bruxelas. Tem também um Tribunal Europeu e mais. Tem já todas as instituições para funcionar como Estados Federados da Europa.
Porém, não conhecemos nenhuma função Europeia que fosse atribuída a Davide Camarão, nem lhe conhecemos mérito menhum a não ser o de estraga prazeres e de agitador provocador.
Portanto, quando negociar com a China nem sequer tem poderes plenos para discutir certos assuntos mesmo entre a Inglaterra e a China, porque determinada legislação cai no âmbito do Direito Europeu.
Além disso, e como já dissemos, ele não foi a nosso conhecimento madatado para propor seja o que for sobre a Europa. Os Chineses sabem disso, ou ele pensa que engana os Chineses? Para enganar um Chinês, o Davide ainda tem de aprender muito na China.
Se isto continuar assim com os reaças isolacionistas Tories a vender banha da cobra nacionalista enlatada, Londres vai acordar um dia com toda a finança a fugir dali para Frankfurt.
Os bairros financeiros de Liverpool Street e de Cannary Wharf sem ninguém, transformados em zonas fantasmas, bons para fazerem filmes de terror no estilo do Serial Killer Jack the Ripper. Aquio vai ser uma mina d´oiro para os cleaners Portugueses esvaziarem toneladas de papel e embalagens de hamburgers dos ofícios fantasmas.
Além disso, e como já dissemos, ele não foi a nosso conhecimento madatado para propor seja o que for sobre a Europa. Os Chineses sabem disso, ou ele pensa que engana os Chineses? Para enganar um Chinês, o Davide ainda tem de aprender muito na China.
Se isto continuar assim com os reaças isolacionistas Tories a vender banha da cobra nacionalista enlatada, Londres vai acordar um dia com toda a finança a fugir dali para Frankfurt.
Os bairros financeiros de Liverpool Street e de Cannary Wharf sem ninguém, transformados em zonas fantasmas, bons para fazerem filmes de terror no estilo do Serial Killer Jack the Ripper. Aquio vai ser uma mina d´oiro para os cleaners Portugueses esvaziarem toneladas de papel e embalagens de hamburgers dos ofícios fantasmas.
Mas o Davide não vai ficar lá tempo suficiente aprender seja o que for, porque não tem visto para ficar mais de uns três. Depois deste prazo. ele é imigrante ilegal e poderá ser arrested e deportado. Ninguém lá o quer e isso é pena, porque seria um grande alívio para os cidadãos britânicos. Que grande seca!
Eles sabem que o Davide é um zero à esquerda na Europa e ninguèm lhe passa cartão. O ex-presidente francês Sarkosi ignorava-o e nem sequer o cumprimentava, e o Davide ficava ali de pé de mão esticada, e outro a passar por ele e a voltar a cara para o lado.Que grande gozo!
Não queremos dizer com isto que a Europa se feche à China ou a outros países. Porém terá de haver regras a respeitar e acordos de interesse recíproco e de respeito por ambas as populações e até pelas de países terceiros.
3 December 2013
Last updated at 11:45 BBC NEWS
Mr Cameron, who is on a three-day trade mission to China, has been pushing the case for more open trading links.
He criticised "some in Europe" who wanted to erect a "bamboo curtain" between the EU and China.
But his remarks went down badly in Brussels, where there are fears of a flood of cheap Chinese imports.
Speaking after a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Mr Cameron said: "Some in Europe and elsewhere see the world changing and want to shut China off behind a bamboo curtain of trade barriers. Britain wants to tear those trade barriers down."
He added: "I've said to Premier Li that I will champion an EU-China trade deal with as much determination as I'm championing the EU-US trade deal."
'No limit'
David Cameron's EU-China free-trade deal call 'premature'
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Prime Minister David Cameron's call for an EU-China free-trade deal has
been rejected by the European Commission as "premature".
He criticised "some in Europe" who wanted to erect a "bamboo curtain" between the EU and China.
But his remarks went down badly in Brussels, where there are fears of a flood of cheap Chinese imports.
Speaking after a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Mr Cameron said: "Some in Europe and elsewhere see the world changing and want to shut China off behind a bamboo curtain of trade barriers. Britain wants to tear those trade barriers down."
He added: "I've said to Premier Li that I will champion an EU-China trade deal with as much determination as I'm championing the EU-US trade deal."
'No limit'
But a spokesman for the European Commission said the EU and
China were already discussing a possible investment agreement and should
stick to that for now.
Mr Cameron also took part in a a question-and-answer session
with students at Shanghai Hao Tong University, in which he stressed
Britain's desire to attract more students to British universities.
"It is very important for you to know that there is no limit, no artificial limit, to the number of students who can study in Britain," he told the audience.
"You have to have an English qualification and a place at at British university and then you are welcome."
Mr Cameron, who is visiting China with a delegation of more than 100 British business people and cultural leaders, said he had raised human rights issues in his talks with Chinese leaders, although he did not mention Tibet in the list of global hot spots he said they had discussed.
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"We believe that it is premature at this stage to discuss a free-trade agreement with China," the spokesman added.
"It is very important for you to know that there is no limit, no artificial limit, to the number of students who can study in Britain," he told the audience.
"You have to have an English qualification and a place at at British university and then you are welcome."
Mr Cameron, who is visiting China with a delegation of more than 100 British business people and cultural leaders, said he had raised human rights issues in his talks with Chinese leaders, although he did not mention Tibet in the list of global hot spots he said they had discussed.
'Highly replaceable'
He told the students Premier Li had described China's relationship with the UK as an "indispensible partnership".
He also joked about the weekly "torture" of prime minister's
question time in the Commons, but added that it was an important "test"
that kept prime ministers "on their mettle".
But his visit has received a mixed reaction in the Chinese media, amid ongoing anger about his meeting last year with the Dalai Lama and his stance on democracy in Hong Kong.
"The UK is highly 'replaceable' in China's Europe diplomacy. The UK is no longer any so-called 'big country', and it is an old European country suitable for travel and study abroad, with a few good football teams," said the Global Times in a strongly worded editorial.
The Beijing News welcomed Mr Cameron's visit as a sign that relations between the two countries were "heading gradually towards a normal track after experiencing twists and turns". However, it expressed disappointment that he had not announced measures to facilitate visa applications for Chinese nationals.
Addressing this issue in his Shanghai University Q&A, Mr Cameron said efforts were under way to set up a "joint shop window" so that Chinese tourists could apply for a British visa at the same time as applying for a Schengen visa, which grants them access to the rest of the EU.
"We need to make it easier for you, in terms of the visa situation, and we are working on a solution," he said.
David Cameron: "There are immense opportunities for British jobs, British investment, British growth"
But his visit has received a mixed reaction in the Chinese media, amid ongoing anger about his meeting last year with the Dalai Lama and his stance on democracy in Hong Kong.
"The UK is highly 'replaceable' in China's Europe diplomacy. The UK is no longer any so-called 'big country', and it is an old European country suitable for travel and study abroad, with a few good football teams," said the Global Times in a strongly worded editorial.
The Beijing News welcomed Mr Cameron's visit as a sign that relations between the two countries were "heading gradually towards a normal track after experiencing twists and turns". However, it expressed disappointment that he had not announced measures to facilitate visa applications for Chinese nationals.
Addressing this issue in his Shanghai University Q&A, Mr Cameron said efforts were under way to set up a "joint shop window" so that Chinese tourists could apply for a British visa at the same time as applying for a Schengen visa, which grants them access to the rest of the EU.
"We need to make it easier for you, in terms of the visa situation, and we are working on a solution," he said.
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