Break international law

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They would if they were certain of the results

Could

How?

Again how could the eu tell a polish company

To break the law

Lmao

They'd send them an email?

And have the polish company care or the gubment let them

Okay scar can you give an example where the eu asked a company to break the law and it was forced to ?

Hitting women is cool

This tbh

smh gamers

Keep the backhand strong

But alternate cheeks

@lancelout Would you seriously put anything past the EU at this point?

Nah I can give you examples of referendums in Romania being repeated until pro eu side won. I am obviously applying what ive learned about ppl in power to eu's ppl of power

Like they do in rural Romania

When daddy applies "corrective" measures for when mommy doesn't behave

Or the eu trying to influence legislation in Poland by illegitimate threats

The EU should just annex Poland

Aren't they

Unfortunately not

Seven I'm not saying the eu wouldnt "want" to do it.

I'm just pointing out they dont just magically have the ability to.

Again there is no reason a polish company has to follow some Brussels plutocrat telling them to mass print fake ids.

Or that it wouldnt just forward emails to polish government

If they used tanks it'd be too much like USSR and it wouldn't fly

Which would more than likely go to town on eu about it

@lancelout The only cheeks I slap are buttcheeks of naughty girls

Aka traps

You fucking fagggg

Traps aren't naughty. They're disgusting :S

@lancelout You act as if companies that print passports are entirely privatized. In reality they are not.

They only a trap if they successfully trick you

Any ID manufacture is a pretty sensitive business, so there's always close ties to the state involved.

For obvious reasons.

The new passports are claimed to have latest tech embedded in them for electronic identification

Biometric data

Etc

Again you arent proving your point. Your reach is that somehow the eu a transnational entity will step over poland without poland interfering to force a company to mass print passports and break international law on a major order of theirs

EU doesnt magically have power to do that and if it tried it would more than likely be front page news the next day