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Tuesday, June 17
by
IanPJ
on Tue 17 Jun 2008 19:47 BST
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's blast on the trumpet against the fascist tendencies of the EU oligarchy is one to cut out and keep. It should be a set text in every school in the United Kingdom. Especially every law school.
Its headline is Gordon Brown is preparing to break the law over Ireland’s EU vote.
True. But why? more »
by
IanPJ
on Tue 17 Jun 2008 15:22 BST
Sign up to the petition
asking the Prime Minister to abandon the Lisbon Treaty. With 6,854
signatures at the time of writing, and the petition remains alive until the 22nd of
June - while David Miliband tries to resuscitate what should really be
a rather dead Treaty by now.
Without the Irish vote, the number of people deciding the nature of the integration of our continent of 490 million people would have been: 9,225 people. And all of them politicians to boot. But throw in a mere 3 million Irishmen, and already we have a far better representation about what the people really think of the European bureaucrats, who no doubt plan to drag us to the next stage in the inexorable process, whether that be kicking, screaming, or voting "No" to everything they propose for the next 30 years. If they give us a vote, that is. Details of the petition: The Irish referendum on the Lisbon Treaty has resulted in a decisive no vote. However, politicians across Europe are calling for the ratification of the Treaty to go ahead. The British Government are planning to put the Lisbon Treaty to its third and final reading in the Lords next Wednesday 18 June. This would complete its ratification in the UK. We believe that the Prime Minister should respect the result of the Irish referendum and abandon the attempt to ratify the Lisbon Treaty. |
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