Tycoon says, "I'll win"? Judges say, "No way"? GB says "We will rat-ify Treaty despite elec-shun vote pledge"?

Question

Con-fused?

Know what I'm sayin' here? - (say all 3 parties???)

Ya mean..

a trans-lay-shun into Eng-er-land-ish will follow??

Surely Govt spend enough on translators to achieve that????

OH: see http://www.bbc.co.uk/news for clues ?????

Or phone a friend ??????

Or ask the audience ???????

@ 'Have your say' global problem solving panel ?????????

Answer 1

Not question! Make yourself more coherent please...thank you.

Answer 2

http://eur-lex.europa.eu/JOHtml.do?uri=O...

A little bit of late night reading for you.

This 'Tycoon' stands no chance in the UK of obtaining his goals simply because if the House of Lords unanimously want to change the Constitution they can - by passing it in the House Of Lords and getting the Sovereign leader (ie the Queen to ratify it - basically sign it off - as the Queen is the representative of the people)  not quite a democracy as the Rep of Ireland is it ?

Blimey, I think I will move to Ireland - seems like a decent and equal for all place to live.

Answer 3

Would you care to try that again. In English this time.

Answer 4

EU democracy is a sham.  It is a game played out by the political elite and is entirely exclusive in their favour.

There is no real difference between political parties and all want the same thing, to remain on the EU gravy train for as long as possible.

It makes no difference if a politician is with a party in or out of power.  The benefits and massive expenses accounts are available and endless amounts of taxpayer's money can simply be wasted on political schemes which the electorate never wanted in the first place.

The Gordon Brown UK.gov have no plans to pay any attention what-so-ever to the Irish electorate who have voted against the Lisbon/Lisboa treaty.  According to the rules as laid down by the same political elite mentioned above, when a single member nation of the EU votes against an issue in a referendum of the people, that then is the end of the issue.

As far as the people of the EU are concerned the Lisbon Treaty is dead in the water.  The politicians have other plans and intend to 'ratify' what in law amounts to a dead document - a deseased parrot.

Unfortunately for the British, we have to wait two long years until 2010 for a General Election.

You do not need me to spell it out.  You know your duty.  Get rid of this Gordon Brown UK.gov but be very careful what you replace it with.  

As has already said, all politicians are the same, self serving, feather bedding and on benefits.

Answer 5

When the treaty of Rome was signed in1957, this was in the original blue print:

A single European currency.

A single European army.

A single flag.

And a single fiscal policy, tax harmonization etc.

As well as a single federal government.

They have not changed the real agenda in fifty years:  Nor are they ever going to.  The wording may change, but the meaning and intentions will never change.

They will by pass all national governments regardless.  Like it or not, and I don't:  We are heading for first, a European, and then a one world superstate.

It's not a question of if:  Rather it's a question of when.

Answer 6

our way of life blown away by an unelected PM, democracy in action, what a load of bollox

Answer 7

The pen is still mightier than the tongue.

Luke 8.10.17

What do you think?