«(...) Supporters of the Lisbon Treaty say its purpose is to cement European integration by “streamlining” decision making. But in its essence, the Lisbon Treaty, which has been called a “slow motion coup d’état,” is all about the centralization of political power by an unelected ruling clique in Brussels who desire to rule Europe free from the constraints of democracy.
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European strategists have long been frustrated by Europe’s inability to speak with one voice a debilitating weakness that often neuters Europe’s economic and political weight on the global stage (...). The Lisbon Treaty is designed to remedy this deficiency by imposing a European president and foreign minister at the top of the European edifice.
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By giving unelected EU bureaucrats jurisdiction over questions of war and peace, the Lisbon Treaty will usurp the national prerogatives of its member states on the use of military force.
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The Lisbon Treaty will make Europe more centralized and far less democratic than it already is.
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The history of European integration is a textbook case in how a simple economic treaty can be gradually transformed into an all-encompassing non-democratic supranational federal leviathan. (...)»
Sunday, October 11, 2009
URSSE - ano zero (2)
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