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A Bit About the Survey
What Is The LHNOS?
The 'Legal High' National Online Survey (LHNOS) launched in March, 2014 in an effort to learn more about which novel psychoactive substances (NPSs), popularly known as 'legal highs', are being consumed by young people and adults in different parts of the UK; where individuals buy and take 'legal highs'; what effects are commonly experienced after taking 'legal highs'; and what things influence individuals' decisions to start taking, stop taking, or never take 'legal highs'.
We're also interested in individuals' thoughts about how health experts could use different social media sites and Smartphone apps (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, WhatsApp and many more) to communicate news and information about 'legal highs' to people who are interested in taking them, and which social media people may use to share their views and experiences with experts and other individuals who take 'legal highs'.
We wanted to create a website that gives people in the UK the opportunity to take a secure, anonymous, confidential, non-judgmental and user-friendly online survey specifically about novel psychoactive substances/'legal highs'; an interesting survey that people can complete in their own time, on a range of devices (laptop, Smartphone, Netbook and tablet), and access from a variety of digital and social media sites.
Please let us know if you think we've done a good or bad job!
Who Is It For?
This survey is open to everyone in the United Kingdom aged 18 years and older.
"I've Never Taken a 'Legal High' Before – Can I Also Take The Survey?"
Yes! We have one survey for people who HAVE taken a 'legal high' in their lifetime, and a different survey for people who HAVE NEVER taken a 'legal high' before. Click the green button at the bottom of this page to select the appropriate survey for you.
When Does The Survey Close?
The survey closes on September 30st, 2014. After the survey closes, you'll be able to view and download a free copy of the survey findings from the homepage. If you want to know anything about the survey before then, feel free to get in touch and we'll help as best as we can.


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About Aid Watch
The Aid Watch blog is a project of New York University's Development Research Institute (DRI). This blog is principally written by William Easterly, author of "The Elusive Quest for Growth: Economists' Adventures and Misadventures in the Tropics" and "The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good," and Professor of Economics at NYU. It is co-written by Laura Freschi and by occasional guest bloggers. Our work is based on the idea that more aid will reach the poor the more people are watching aid.
"Conscience is the inner voice that warns us somebody may be looking." - H.L. Mencken
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Attention Chinese government, be sure to censor this
Great article in NYT Book Review by Emily Parker on the Chinese government successfully inhibiting academic freedom and freedom of speech in the West.
The Chinese-Canadian writer Denise Chong's … {2009} book, "Egg on Mao," … tells the true story of Lu Decheng, who threw paint-filled eggs at Mao's portrait in Tiananmen Square during the 1989 protests. … A Canadian nonprofit economic development group that had invited her to appear at a fund-raiser began playing down its association
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Wax and Gold: Meles Zenawi's Double Dealings with Aid Donors
Helen Epstein, author of The Invisible Cure: Why We Are Losing The Fight Against AIDS in Africa, has a stunning piece on aid to Ethiopia published in this month's New York Review of Books.
Epstein argues that the main cause of fertile southern Ethiopia's chronic food shortages—the so-called "green famine" —is Ethiopia's toxic and repressive political system, presided over since 1991 by Meles Zenawi. While Meles placates donors and Western governments with speeches about fighting…
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Abe on double standards
Our progress in degeneracy appears to me to be pretty rapid. As a nation we began by declaring that "all men are created equal." We now practically read it "all men are created equal, except negroes." Soon it will read "all men are created equal, except negroes, and foreigners, and catholics." When it comes to this, I should prefer emigrating to some country where they make no pretense of loving liberty–to Russia, for instance, where
Oh, NOW I understand why we don't want to talk about global human rights…
Noor Muhammed was arrested in March 2002 in Pakistan. He's been charged with helping to train Al Qaeda militants at a training camp in Afghanistan from 1996 to 2000. The only act he's charged with that occurred after September 11, 2001 is allegedly trying to evade local authorities by escaping from a safehouse in Pakistan in March 2002.
Noor denies that he was a member of al Qaeda, or an "unprivileged alien enemy belligerent" as
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Why are we not allowed to talk about individual rights in development?
|Individual rights for rich countries
|Individual rights in development discourse
|"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed."
|"Implementing the strengthened approach to governance … will require …
…careful development of a … detailed results framework, consideration of budget and staffing implications … and further consultations with stakeholders…The specific initiatives needed to fully operationalize this strategy will be outlined in an Implementation Plan…"
Also posted in Democracy and freedom, Language Tagged buzzwords, individual rights, jargon, World Bank 19 Comments
Seeing the Light on a Rights-Based Approach to Development
Today's guest blogger, Tim Ogden, is the editor-in-chief of Philanthropy Action.
Bill Easterly has been a frequent critic of the rights-based approach to development, most recently in his article in the FT focusing on the "right to health." For as long as I've known about the rights-based approach I've agreed with him. Recently, though, I've seen the light.
For those unfamiliar with the rights-based approach to development, it starts with defining inalienable human rights—and…
Guest Post by April Harding on Health as a Human Right
Maybe it is not necessary that approaching health policy and health development assistance from a human rights framework undermine effective use of resources – but it often does. Bill has given the example of the misallocation of AIDS program funds (excess spending on treatment relative to prevention). I'd add excess spending on AIDS relative to other illnesses and activities where you can get much bigger "bang for the buck" like treatment of diarrhea and pneumonia…
Also posted in Global health Tagged April Harding, health development assistance 5 Comments
Debating Health as a Human Right
Yesterday's FT op-ed on the right to health generated a lot of heat in this blog's comments section.
Several commenters disputed an absolute distinction between the "moral approach"—declaring health to be a human right, and the "pragmatic approach"—directing finite public resources to where they can benefit the most people at a given cost. Justin Krauss said:
I too am skeptical about the wisdom of claiming a "right to health" but I don't think
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Human rights are the wrong basis for healthcare
Column published today in the Financial Times.
The agonising US healthcare debate has taken on a new moral tone. President Barack Obama recently held a conference call with religious leaders in which he called healthcare "a core ethical and moral obligation". Even Sarah Palin felt obliged to concede: "Each of us knows that we have an obligation to care for the old, the young and the sick."
This moral turn echoes an international debate about
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Neil Patrick Harris is seriously ticked off at soap star Eric Braeden -- NPH took to his Twitter page to call the soap star a "D-Bag" after he claims Braeden bailed on filming "How I Met Your Mother."
NPH went on to say that Ray Wise took on the role instead.
A rep for Braeden had no comment.
First of all, when you consider that, even if you don't like soaps, the actors do 5-1 hr episodes a week with no hiatus that's a lot of work.
However, if Braden agreed to do the show then decided it wasn't substantial enough, then I may have to agree with NPH.
Honestly, celebrities need to stop twittering about every inane thought that crosses their little brains. No one gives a **** if NPH thinks Eric Braeden is a DBag. So he didn't feel like doing the show, so what? Who cares? Throw in any other actor to take the role and move on. Is is any of NPH's business what EB does with his life or career? Good grief.
Molotov highlights a good point:
It seems Twitter is now the electronic version of "run home to mama"
Any small dissension, disagreement, jab, offense and these "stars" jump onto Twitter to let the world know they've been slighted. Seems like they need the blessing of the Twitterati to make them feel good in denouncing the offense!
A homosexual calling anybody else a d-bag is as creepy as a homosexual being proud to be a homosexual.
He's always been that way, thinks he is better than anybody else. As far as I can see How I met your mother is better off without him
Couldnt agree more, Eric B is the most pompous and arrogant mothereffer i have ever met. he actually thinks anyone gives a rats ass about him. also, he sucks at tennis!!!!!
Ray Wise is way ****ing cooler anyways!
Slow "news" day, TMZ?
Who the **** is Eric Braeden? Let's get some Max Casella action up in this thing.
Eric Braeden has legions and generations of fans who enjoy his work. nph has some fluff tv shows.
I actually thought I liked nph, but he has shown his lack of class by his bitchy public rant.
Too bad, not good for the rep, nph.
For what it worth Eric Braedon is a has been and should be lucky to get this part.
Wow Sammi, you are an idiot and obviously don't know much about acting or Braedon's credits in the industry.
NPH: Very, very, tacky for you to do to a fellow actor. Have you never changed your mind about a part after you saw a script?! Braedon deserves more than a cameo in my opinion...what a waste of his time.
What a bunch of homophobic *******s you are. If you think NPH is an ******* that's all fine and well, but his sexual orientation doesn't have anything to do with. Says more about you more than him.
Too many homophobes on this site. Must be Republicans!
As for NPH, we weren't there. Maybe Braeden actually stated that the part was not "substantial" enough for him. What the heck does Braeden think a 'CAMEO' is? I've heard that Braeden has a huge ego and feels he is Y&R. Considering Braeden's 50 years compared to 22 years of acting for NPH, NPH is more versatile and talented and has surpassed Braeden in achievements.
Maybe NPH used less than stellar language, and tact should have been considered, but Braeden, who everyone so far in these comments thinks is above reproach, should have realized what the role was before accepting it. I'd be mad if someone quit just prior to filming! Again, what did he think a cameo was? He did the role before, he should realize that the story wasn't going to revolve around him! Old adage applies, 'there are no small parts only small actors'. Even at 6'1", Eric Braeden can now be considered a small actor!!!!
Eric Braeden is a pompous ass and should have known if the role was up to his "standards" before he even said he'd take the role. I'm sure he thought the show would revolve around him, like the rest of his life!


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Detroit Mother Charged With Child Neglect After ShootingAccording to the Penfield Children's Center, there are firearms in about one-third of all U.S. homes where children live, which makes them a very high risk and costly lesson in cause-and-effect for young children They also say that the most common age for a child to accidentally shoot themselves is at age three, and that Read More »
MI Attorney General Charges Toviave With Child AbuseJean-Claude Toviave, the 45-year-old U of M janitor whose federal child slavery conviction was recently overturned, has just been hit with a whole slew of new charges that could land him in prison for years if convicted. U.S. District Judge Arthur Tarnow may not have known it at the time, but on the day in Read More »
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Flint Michigan Child Abuse Video Goes ViralMother & Grandmother Arrested For Posting Video Of Child Abuse On Facebook A Flint Michigan child abuse case is gaining some national attention. Police have arrested Demitria Latrion Powell, a 28 year old resident of Flint, MI along with 42 year old Uteas Michelle Taylor, and a 39 year old man named Stefon Tirrell Felton. Read More »
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If You Have Contact With CPS, Don't Be Your Own Worst Enemy!As you are reading this post and considering your options, I want to be clear that I am in no way suggesting that you provide Child Protective Services (CPS) any information or allow them into your home. Any recommendations I make with regard to cooperating with CPS are done on a case-by-case basis after careful consideration of all Read More »
Should I Talk to CPS When they Come to my Door?It's Never Fun Being Investigated CPS is knocking on your door; panic, fear and a myriad of other emotions are going through your mind. From this moment forward, every step you take has the potential of changing the outcome of your case. Many people open the door and speak with CPS, not because it is Read More »
Family Defense Attorneys of Michigan name Attorney Brandy Thompson to Board of DirectorsAttorney Brandy Thompson named to the Inaugural Board of Directors for Family Defense Attorneys of Michigan Congratulations to Attorney Brandy Thompson upon being named Vice President of the newly formed non-profit organization, Family Defense Attorneys of Michigan (FDAM). Recognizing the need for stronger defense attorneys to represent parents dealing with Children's Protective Services, this organization Read More »
Court of Appeals Sides with Lower Court: Denial of Parenting Time Okay without Finding of HarmSadly, parents often fight uphill battles when faced with a termination of parental rights. A Michigan mother certainly found this to be true when she argued before the Court of Appeals that she was denied mandatory parenting time prior to the filing of a termination petition. She maintained that this denial impeded efforts to reunify Read More »
Ingham County Child Returned Home to Medical Marijuana PatientsA little over a month ago, Baby Bree was removed from the care of her parents. Ingham County Child Protective Services swooped in and took the child because of concerns that she was being exposed to marijuana. Her parents are state-approved medical marijuana users. Last Friday, Ingham County Judge Richard Garcia did what was right and Read More »
Federal Lawsuit Against Adult Protective Services DismissedKolley v. Adult Protective Services is a case related to an investigation by Oakland County Adult Protective Services into the family of a developmentally disabled 19-year-old woman who alleged that her mother hit her. The family brought suit against the organizations and individuals that conducted the investigation. This is an appeal from the U.S. District Read More »
Grandparent Rights Established in Guardianship Case – Genessee County Court OverruledGrandparent rights may have taken a small step forward last week. This is at least true for Grandparents whose grandchildren are placed in a guardianship and the guardian won't allow visitation. In Ashlee Book-Gilbert v. Jerry Ryan Greenleaf, the child's paternal grandmother appealed by leave granted a court order denying her request for grandparent visitation Read More »
Termination of Parental Rights; Is there Something More Important?At Kronzek & Cronkright, our attorneys are zealous advocates of parental rights. We find that there is little more problematic than a parent unwilling or unable to do what is necessary to get their children home. When a case goes to the permanency planning phase and there is a goal change from reunification to termination Read More »
MICHIGAN COURT OF APPEALS OVERTURNS MUSKEGON FAMILY COURT JUDGE – GRANTS GUARDIANSHIP TO PATERNAL GRANDMOTHERThe Michigan Court of Appeals recently addressed an appeal by leave to an order denying a paternal grandmother's petition for a juvenile guardianship. In the Matter of COH, ERH, JRG, KBH, Minors; originated in the Muskegon Circuit Court Family Division. The opinion is dated June 25, 2013. In 2008, the Department of Human Services (DHS) Read More »
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You still don't have to have Juncker.
Stefan Kornelius in the Süddeutsche Zeitung says that it's a myth that the EU has always managed to bring off major reforms, once it really came under pressure. Instead, whenever it came under pressure, it managed to do something dramatic – but it was usually wrong.
Es gehört zu den Mythen europäischer Politik, dass die Gemeinschaft immer dann zu großen Reformen in der Lage war, wenn sie unter enormem Druck stand. Dieser Mythos wurde zumindest in den vergangenen Jahren gründlich widerlegt. Richtig ist indes, dass es die Gemeinschaft immer wieder schaffte, an den großen Wegmarken ihrer Geschichte die falsche Richtung einzuschlagen…
Kornelius makes the excellent point that any fool can announce they want "more Europe", and most of them have done. But, as he says, the longer this goes on, the more people vote against it. The great unasked question is what "more Europe" would do. This has been true for years, indeed decades. What would its leaders do with the new powers granted them? Isn't the content of politics interesting, especially to the citizens who are likely to be its targets?
Instead of any meaningful discussion about what this Europe is going to do, though, we get an intense fight over nominations. The emotional energy of politics is assigned to the struggle between the institutions and the competition between individuals. This leaves nothing for the struggle between ideas or the competition between interests as expressed by the popular vote. But it's always the way – at the crude level, any dispute in the EU is reduced to virtuous Franco-Germans versus bad Europeans/Eurosceptics, while at a finer level of resolution, any dispute is expressed as a conflict among the institutions.
In fact, it is a necessary condition of the fight between the institutions that it must change nothing in terms of policy. And, in the end, perhaps it will also change nothing in terms of personnel. We seem bound to get austerity and Juncker, even if the Bild Zeitung has noticed his Blair-like speaker's earnings. We are offered the choice between getting them by virtue of the Council or by virtue of the Parliament. This is, I think, insufficient.
You voted for it, in short.
So this is a thing. It must be – it's in the New York Times Magazine and the Süddeutsche Zeitung on the same weekend.
Dean Baker is rough on It's Official: the Boomerang Kids Won't Leave. To be fair, the NYT article actually does make the point that flat-to-falling wages, the invention of student debt, and crazy-high house prices have been pushing back the age of economic independence. It's not just some sort of moral degeneracy that makes them live at home.
And it makes the important point that this has been going on for some time. We're not living through the hangover after the party; for the majority, there was no party, as recovering Lib Dem economic advisor Giles Wilkes points out.
Of course, Baker could point at tens to hundreds of articles of pure whining and moralising about why today's kids just won't get on their bikes. He would be right, too. Very importantly, he could point to many of them that long predated the crash. I certainly remember this as a subject of intensely tiresome and self satisfied public whining for my parents' generation, and as a subject of real trouble for my contemporaries. Hey, Euromoney Institutional Investor offered me a job on £14k in central London in 2005. And Baker has the great advantage that he names the guilty men.
But there is no real dispute between Baker and the NYT writer, I think. Contrast this effort from the SZ, in which we are told that this is a phenomenon well known and laughed at in Italy (!), and that it has gone up in Europe since 2007. Well, gee, how could it happen? Perhaps the policies that led to this have something in common with the casual contempt the crack at Italians betrays.
Further, this is special:
Manchen Kindern sind Zusatzkosten, die sie verursachen, nicht bewusst – und das in einer Phase, in der Eltern für ihre Altersvorsorge arbeiten.
Ah, the problem is that if the economic order you voted for means your kids move back in with you, that might cost you money you're putting into your HSH Nordbank ship-rental fund because of the pension reform you voted for them to have and the tax cut you voted for you to have. Clearly the debate, even at this level, is a notch more honest in the US than in Germany.
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EU news is as depressing as it could possibly be. Let's watch football.
I always regret the World Cup group stage once it's over. It's the bit that actually expresses the whole "worldwide festival of football" element, before the knockout phase starts to home in on the ever narrower pinnacle of a mountain of failure.
This year I managed to watch all the England games, Spain-Netherlands, Germany-Portugal, Uruguay-Costa Rica, Brazil-Mexico, France-Honduras, France-Switzerland, Germany-Ghana, Colombia-Greece, and I apparently fell asleep watching Australia-Chile. So I guess I worked on that.
What stuck out? Goals. Lots of goals. Direct play is back. So is just a bit of the rough stuff. It's not as if it hasn't been technical, though. England were totally weird. And have there been upsets. It's probably been more fun so far than any World Cup I remember, with the possible rival of 1998 when people claimed I looked like my exact contemporary Michael Owen. But let's stick to the footy.
This piece is really meant to be just here to open a World Cup thread, so I'll stop.
So, the "mini-summit" of Socialist heads of state or government has happened, and it says….Juncker! Their conditions for this are apparently:
- more time for "reforms"
- this time is conditional on "reforms"
- no change to the Stability Pact
Parturiunt montes, nascitur riduculus mus. The Eurozone No Turning Back group. Everyone's a member. Stephan-Andreas Casdorff makes some excellent points, notably that Germany's SPD was only able to implement its now-famous Agenda 2010 because it burst the stability pact criteria to finance it, that the German conservatives, far from publicising Juncker, named David McAllister "national spitzenkandidat", and that the main aim of the nine Socialists seems to be imposing Juncker on Merkel because it's a win of sorts.
And the latest speculation on personnel politics? Hopelessly failed French prime minister Jean-Marc Ayrault for Council President, and Emma Bonino – famous for fake-fainting when anyone suggested less subsidy for Italian fishermen – as foreign minister. Catherine Ashton is probably the only EU official at the moment who can claim to have achieved anything, but clearly she must go to make room for this trawl of the discredited and the mediocre.
Don't let them do it to you: Juncker edition
One of the things that annoyed me about the rush to Juncker, as it were, can be summed up by this chart from the European Parliament in the UK.
LATEST STATE OF PLAY: Updated European Parliament group projections. pic.twitter.com/3ExdEUdyk8
— Europarl UK (@EPinUK) June 19, 2014
It's still clear that the EPP is the biggest party, but it's very far from a majority, and even if you accept the decision by Hannes Swoboda to support Juncker unconditionally…well, look at all the Europeans who were misguided enough to vote for something other than the two Respectable Parties. There are a lot. Personally, I score the Greens/EFA as a generally pro-Eurosystem (in every sense) group – I remember Joschka Fischer even if they don't want to any more. Also, I score the ECR as such, but I'm less sure about that.
But even leaving them out, I get 151 MEPs who are specifically elected, whether from the right or the left or somewhere else, to oppose things carrying on as before. They are the third biggest party. They represent millions of Europeans. They are the 25% or so who have withdrawn consent from the European project. Does anyone really seriously imagine that the elections of 2014 transmit the message "That was great; let's have some more of it"?
Further, the coalition possibilities are hugely diverse. The numbers work for several options, and the possibility of ECR refusing to play increases them. But the election-night interpretation of Spitzenkandidaten was specifically intended to silence this diversity of voices by taking the S&D MEPs out of the game. It is probably fair to say that nobody who voted for a party of the Left was hoping to get a conservative apostle of austerity and defender of tax havens, so the democratic status of this manoeuvre is deeply questionable.
After all, on the night, the group leaders like Swoboda specifically no longer represented the newly elected Parliament. We are still, per the chart, talking in terms of "projections" weeks later. The make-up of the new groups is up in the air, they need to elect their leaders, so by what right did the outgoing S&D leader throw the votes of European social democracy down the chute? Rayman kojast, as they used to say in Iran.
And as Daniel Gros points out, the S&D parties narrowly won the European popular vote.
What we want here is the freies Spiel der Kräfte, as the Germans say at these moments, the free play of forces. If the S&D and some combination of the Greens, the radical Left, and the Liberals could put together a majority, why not? Let them try. It will do us all the world of good. But the problem is that precisely this is what all sorts of people have been trying to prevent. Schulz mustn't form a coalition, and must be stopped from even being Juncker's deputy, so Germany gets to replace Olli Rehn.
The degree to which the EU institutions function as a way of restraining, filtering, and preventing democracy has rarely been so clear. The original idea of having Spitzenkandidaten itself is being blamed by German government briefers on Schulz, as a socialist plot to weaken Merkel. If the Parliament wants to add to its power as against the Commission or the Council, it can try, but under one unspoken condition: that nothing changes beyond that. It's The Leopard in reverse: everything can change, so long as everything goes on as before.
It's always the same – criticism is batted away as being "Eurosceptic" and hence probably fascist, and blamed on the British, who are uniquely evil. (Even when Angela Merkel threatens to veto Juncker.) It's always the same old gang, too. You know who I mean. Can't we have a language in which criticism is acceptable?
Fortunately, someone made a fuss. As a result, Van Rompuy is now off carrying out soundings with all involved. Interestingly, his role as President of the Council is suddenly rather like a head of state's during a coalition crisis. However, the lesson in this post is that there was no option on the ballot that wouldn't have given us Juncker. It used to be the Eurosceptics who had the No Turning Back group; now it's the EU, and we're all in it.
Olli Rehn: a tribute
Olli Rehn's last ECOFIN press conference has just finished. AFOE would like to take this momentous occasion as an opportunity to salute Rehn's towering achievements, and Matthew Yglesias passes on exactly what we need.
Yes, we know he was Enlargement Commissioner. But seriously folks, Rehn took office as Commissioner for EMU on the 9th of February 2010. If you were to overlay those two charts, the lines would diverge essentially right then.
And, desperately, he thinks he's done a brilliant job:
My last #Ecofin over. 6 countries exit excessive deficit – down from 24 in 2011 to 11 now. #Lithuania into #euro 2015. #reform #midsummer
— Olli Rehn (@ollirehn) June 20, 2014
It's only topped by the astonishing fact that some Iraq War advocates not only continue to claim that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, but claim that the weapons are still present to this day.
You can learn a lot from reading the newspaper…closely.
Make your mind up on Europe, Mr Cameron, we are told by a member of Der Spiegel's editorial board. If Merkel picks Juncker it will be living democracy, against the stubborn blockers, says Der Spiegel. Elsewhere, we discover that it's Great Britain against democracy, according to Jean Quatremer. It's a moral obligation that the Eurogroup chairman and defender of Luxembourg as a tax haven should be boss, says Alexis Tsipras.
The point is apparently that not everyone wants Jean-Claude Juncker for Commission President, and among this group is the British prime minister. The ur-text here is this Der Spiegel story, which claims that Cameron threatened Angela Merkel with a UK withdrawal from the EU if Juncker gets it.
Well, the headline claims that, and the strap more so. The headline says he "warned" her; the strap uses the German verb "to threaten". The first paragraph, though, already walks the story back more than a bit. It says in the first sentence that Cameron is meant to have "put Merkel under pressure with the warning that he might not be able to guarantee that the UK would stay in the EU" if Juncker is picked. In the German, the subjunctive form is used.
In the second sentence, things get a bit more specific. According to "the participants' circle, speaking to Der Spiegel", which I think means something along the lines of "Sources close to some politician's camp…" in British newspaper code, "Cameron made it clear on the fringes of the meeting", i.e. he didn't actually say it and he didn't say it to Merkel, "that such a vote [or veto] might [subjunctive] destabilise his government to the extent that a referendum would have to be brought forward, which might lead to a probable British exit". The last clause there is, I think, in the subjunctive mood, the passive voice, the future tense, and the conditional all at once, although I may have missed a syntactical subtlety at some point.
You'll notice, though, that the anonymous source, who may not have been actually there ("circles"), doesn't mention a direct threat and doesn't quote Cameron. But you have to try hard to notice this, because there is a Cameron quote: A face from the 1980s can't solve the problems of the next five years. I can imagine Cameron saying that. But it's nothing like a threat to leave the EU, or even a longwinded observation on what might potentially happen given various scenarios. So what is it doing here?
Oddly enough, the eurosceptic prime minister with a notoriously difficult eurosceptic wing in his party, who's fighting a massive UKIP insurgency to his right, hasn't managed to brief this out to the friendly eurosceptic papers. Surely the Daily Mail, the Daily Telegraph, and the Sun are busy depicting heroic Spitfire pilot Cameron defying the Huns. Well, no, they're not. Perhaps they don't read German. More to the point, perhaps they don't get those convenient anonymous briefings after the Bundespressekonferenz.
Because the style of this story is so typically Spiegel. The headline is a screamer. So vielversprechend or maybe just verhängnisvoll. You get into the story, and you find some kind of quote from a Big Important Guy (always a guy), which doesn't actually say that. In between the two, there's a lot of stuff about sources close to and friends, protected with exquisitely lawyered prose to eliminate any trace of responsibility. Typically, they're close to the most pro-American and pro-ECB bits of the German establishment, which is why it was astonishing that they became a tier-one partner as it were of Ed Snowden. It's very often the worst kind of establishment journalism, the sort of thing you get from David Brooks or Patrick Wintour or fill in your country's version of it.
After all, if Cameron's supposed démarche was so outrageous, why isn't anyone and indeed Der Spiegel furious with Angela Merkel, who according to the Springer paper Berliner Morgenpost wouldn't support Juncker on the night, who according to the Financial Times threw the race wide open, and who threatened to veto Juncker herself…according to Der Spiegel.
Merkel has her reasons. Here's a post of mine from a few months back, about the way the choice of the commission president was becoming a question of power between the Parliament and the heads of government. You'll notice that a key source back then was Jean Quatremer, who thought Merkel was behaving outrageously in trying to influence it. Now he doesn't. It's the Brits.
So let's have a look at this really outstanding post from Thomas Mayer of Austrian paper Der Standard. If it's information you want, this is pretty close to what you need – a detailed ticktock of election night. Mayer argues that as the results came in, Martin Schulz didn't feel he should give in, because after all, it's not as if Juncker has a majority. Juncker tried to bounce everyone into accepting him as boss, getting the outgoing head of the EP socialists, the Austrian Hannes Swoboda, to back him and offering Schulz the slot as vice-chief of the commission.
But Merkel wouldn't wear it, because Schulz being a commissioner would take up a slot that a German conservative would otherwise get. And they told me it was all about principles. Looking at Mayer's story and my old one, they fit quite well. Merkel might well have wanted to place Juncker as Council President, creating a vacancy among the Spitzenkandidaten and an opportunity to assert the Council's power. But Juncker's party did better than it was polling at the time this plan was hatched, and perhaps he thinks there's more power in the Commission. I know I do. So he ignored any offer from that quarter and went for the main chance. This is bad news if you had that plan in mind, and a Schulz coalition is not acceptable for party political reasons. With targeted briefing, this could all be blamed on the Eurobogeyman.
Saying this, though, implies accepting that they do politics in the European Union. Politics. Where it's possible to be wrong. Bogeyman stories are easier, in the same way that hoovering up unattributable government briefings is easier than journalism.
Here's an interesting chart.
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— Mark Mellman (@MarkMellman) May 4, 2014
The eurozone version of this is the debate about to what extent the relative increase in prices in southern Europe in the 2000s represented an increase in wage costs, and to what extent it represented wider inflation. I certainly remember a lot of concern about "mileuristas", and of course the Greek version of living on €1,000 a month was living on €700 a month. The classic example is the fact that the CPI doesn't include housing costs, and there was a housing bubble, dammit.
I used to be quite snarky about people who claimed there was really huge inflation because they saw someone selling this or that for so much and it wasn't like that in my day. I am less so now. In a real sense, if inflation doesn't include food or housing or healthcare or energy, is it a useful measurement?
So you might think I would be pleased at the content of this piece. But I'm very far from it. The reason is, basically, Piketty.
If you want r to get under g and stay there, inflation and financial-repression is a big part of the picture. And for this to be of any use, it has to be proper inflation – i.e. the sort that includes wages. You could make a case that the price stability the ECB achieved was actually more like "wage stability". I wonder if prices expressed in terms of earnings is a measure we should monitor.
More intercepts.
This FT piece from Ukraine is notable for the role of signals intelligence proliferation.
Kiev also on Saturday released audio tapes of phone calls it purported proved close ties between Vladimir Lukin, a Kremlin envoy sent to negotiate the release of the OSCE German-led military mission taken hostage by separatists last week, and an alleged Russian agent leading the separatists.
Ukraine said the intercepted phone calls proved that Mr Lukin enjoyed a cosy working relationship with Igor Girkin, a senior security official for the separatists in Slavyansk. An arrest warrant has been issued for Mr Girkin, who Kiev say is a Russian citizen and military intelligence agent who created unrest in Crimea before it was annexed by Moscow in March.
In one of the tapes, Mr Lukin is heard asking Mr Girkin: "How warm is the atmosphere, and when can we meet?" In another, the rebel leader is heard telling the Kremlin envoy: "I was given the order to give assistance to you, and not to the European partners."


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