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The Lisbon Treaty Blog
- Facts about the Lisbon Treaty - what political science tells us -
We are an international group of patriots rightfully defending our countries against the unlawful attempt of the EU to colonise Europe by the Lisbon Treaty project. In contrast with the common belief that the only choice or the "best deal" for us is to sign the incomprehensible constitutional Treaty of Lisbon, there is an alternative to Lisbon Treaty, and yes, there is a better choice than the current dictatorial trend of Lisbon. This alternative is the Eudemocrats (EUD - www.eudemocrats.org) represented by prominent and honorable politicians, like Jens-Peter Bonde (EU representative).
The blog contains the findings of our extensive research on the subject of the Lisbon Treaty. Our research offers the objective perspective of political science, based on a thorough analysis of the text, of the implications of the treaty, as well as on evaluating the ongoing political process of implementing the treaty in the EU-member states.
Following from our research our conclusion is that voting NO to Lisbon Treaty means sending back a flawed and undemocratic constitution and asking for another, readable treaty. Voting NO means rejecting the undemocratic methods of the EU implementing the Lisbon Treaty and means calling for another, trustworthy and democratic EU-leadership. Voting NO to Lisbon Treaty means our request for restoring democracy in Europe and saying yes to the most honorable and truly democratic efforts of the Eudemocrats. Rejecting the Lisbon Treaty means asking for the chance for a meaningful debate among the voters and the leaders of Europe.
- Author: howardh
- Listed in: Politics Democratic
- Tags: eu lisbon treaty irish referendum vote no no campaign vote no to lisbon
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Our future under a ratified Lisbon Treaty
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What does the government hide by hiding the Lisbon Treaty?
To make a decision on switching to a new constitution is a decision that most generations in the history of humankind never had to make and will never have to. A constitution, especially one that enabled Ireland to realise its highest potentials, t...
Top Reasons to Vote NO to Lisbon Treaty (updated)
Summary 1. The Lisbon Treaty is an incomprehensible document, which is NOT readable in a linear way. It was NOT meant to be read by anyone, just to be blindly accepted. It is against basic common sense and against the sense of responsibility to sign...
Summary of the Lisbon Treaty research
In each EU member state where the Lisbon Treaty, a new constitution, is ratified without an electorate base (i.e.without referendum), the government has committed the unconstitutional act of overthrowing the constitution. A constitution by its own de...
Lisbon Treaty: explained by political science
an equivalent of coup d’état I. Initial statements supported by scientific knowledge of political concepts 1. The Lisbon Treaty is a constitution; it is the same as the text of the rejected EU Constitution after omitting the state symbols of the...
The main constitutional aspect of constitutionalisation
the requirement of referendums on a new constitution Experience suggests that the consolidation of democracy occurs if [*]: 1. An assembly is convoked for the explicit purpose of drafting a constitutional document; 2. The members of this assembly ar...
