GreekIslandGirl wrote: You didn't really have a *source*, as it surmised.
The source was the EU Commission itself, which publicly announced the conclusions of the official Schengen evaluation report on Greece, carried out as per the rules and laws governing such evaluations.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:You debated a debate on a summary of a conclusion to a document that we never saw because it wasn't in the public domain. Yet, you were unafraid to throw around 'facts' (without knowing them to be so) and then make some others up all on your own. These sources were asked for ad infinitum and you failed to provide.
The evaluation report on Sweden, the conclusions of which were detailed in 'your' report is also 'not public' but you happily used
this "debate on a summary of a conclusion to a document that we never saw" to argue that the EU had criticise Sweden more than Greece and did so AFTER the EU had also publicly declared what the conclusion of the evaluation report on Greece was. Liar and hypocrite then. Nothing new there.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:My document was and is available for public viewing and I have cut&pasted all the relevant sections I mentioned.
You did not just 'cut and paste' relevant sections though did you. You also made up total lies about that document, claiming that it was the document the EU Commission were talking about in the public press release that was available for public viewing and that I gave the link to and quote from. Lies that could not possibly be true, then or now.
GreekIslandGirl wrote: The evaluation document I posted shows no such criticism of Greece in its report on the crisis and the 'unprecedented situation' regarding the migrations.
No the bi-annual report that you posted from details no criticism of Greece because it covered a period before the evaluation of Greece was done. Which is exactly why you then
lied and claimed that the evaluation report on Greece that the public EU Commission press release
was about and that revealed the conclusion fo the evaluation of Greece, that had not been completed when 'your' document was produced, was in fact about 'your' document, something that was not true and could not possibly have been true. A total and bald face lie. One that you have been repeating for over three months now.
GreekIslandGirl wrote: Keep making stuff up. Keep finding chit chats and press gossip to add to your pile of imaginary criticisms of Greece.
The fact you resort to second hand information, conclusions and debates on conclusions that you then post-debate is proof of fueling your agenda:
The EU Commission were not 'making stuff up' when THEY publicly announced that the Schengen evaluation report on Greece had concluded that Greece was failing to meet its obligations and was 'seriously deficient'. That official public announcement by the EU Commission was not 'chit chat', It was not 'press gossip', it was not 'imaginary' criticism of Greece, it was not second hand information and it was not debating if the evaluation report on Greece had found that. It was stating that is what it had found. All of your claims are just more lies after more lies. You would appear to not be able to stop lying, the lies come so thick and fast from you.
Even when you are quoting from 'your' document (that you lyingly said and continue to say was the one the EU Commission press release was about) here in this thread you can not stop lying. When you implied that document did not mention sanctions,
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Any nearer to finding where it mentions "sanctions"?
When in fact in the
very next section after the one you quoted, it explicitly lays out exactly what sanctions can be applied to a member state that is found in an evaluation report on that member state to be 'seriously deficient'. Sure at the time your biannual report was produced the evaluation report that found Greece 'seriously deficient' was not finalised, but even 'your' report most certainly did mention sanctions.