Dienstag, 10. Juni 2008
0806-16 / Irish News - Vote NO
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Also der Irische Blätterwald scheint wohl sehr auf wenige Herausgeber konzentriert zu sein, die gleichen Nachrichten, die gleiche Aufmachung - aber Ausnahmen gibt es Gott sei Dank unter den Hunderten.
Und das ging an Mitteilung:
JUNE 12th will be the deciding day for ALL 400 million people in Europe
And everything depends on YOU – since Irish people are the only one to have the right to vote in a referendum.
P L E A S E . V O T E . N O . F O R . A L L . O F . U S
Please take note about the scandal-quotation from the ex-EU-chairman Jean-Claude Juncker about EU-politics:
"We decide on something, and then we put it out and wait a while to see if anything happens. And then, if there isn't any big outcry or revolt, because most people don't understand what's been decided, we keep on going, step by step, until there's no turning back"(Jean-Claude Juncker explains the democracy to his EU colleagues. MIRROR 52/1999, page 136)
In the past, we already had the same procedure, Germany ratified the "Constitution" – but it aborted, it was illegal – AGAINST THE LAW. And the Lisbon-Treaty is almost the same contract, nearly nothing had been changed, just a little bit better hidden. Already for the first Constitution and, on behalf of Dr. Peter Gauweiler, Prof. Schachtschneider petitioned the Federal Constitutional Court.
INTERVIEW:
PROF. KARL ALBRECHT SCHACHTSCHNEIDER Europe Should Establish Itself As a Republic of the Republics Not As a Super-StateOn behalf of Dr. Peter Gauweiler, Prof. Karl Albrecht Schachtschneider has filed suit against the Constitutional Treaty. He is Professor of Public Law at Erlangen-Nuernberg University, and is a well-known specialist in European law and the European Union's (EU's) proposed Constitutional Treaty. In 1992, it was he who petitioned the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany, in an attempt to prevent Germany from ratifying the Maastricht Treaty. In 1998, alongside Professors Wilhelm Hankel, Wilhelm Noelling, and Joachim Starbatty, he again entered a petition in the Federal Constitutional Court to prevent Germany from adopting the euro.
Question: Professor Schachtschneider, you have just entered a petition before the Federal Constitutional Court, in an attempt to prevent Germany from ratifying the Constitutional Treaty.[4] What are the critical constitutional issues involved?
Schachtschneider: My essential motive in all of this, is that I must stand up for the law, when it comes to European integration. I accept the principle of integration as that appears in the German Constitution, but the law must not get lost in the process. This political point of view is one to which the Federal Constitutional Court has lent an ear in the past, as we saw during the debate over the Maastricht Treaty.There is no such thing as freedom without law, but neither is there law without a state. The law, and consequently freedom, and, most especially, the rights of man, are now gravely jeopardized, on account of this flight forward to European integration indeed, many rights have already vanished. I intend to save what can yet be saved. I view that as a duty. There must be someone in Germany to force through a debate on the issue, and the Federal Constitutional Court happens to be the sole institution in a position to do so. There is no one else prepared to seriously debate the European Constitutional Treaty with the happy exception of yourselves. But the mass media will not touch it, nor will the two chambers of Parliament, despite Dr. Peter Gauweiler's (MoP) efforts.
During the Maastricht debate in 1992, I did succeed, despite all obstacles, in launching a serious debate. Of course, debating it will not suffice; the treaty needs to be changed, because it is wrong, and it will unleash enormous harm.
Among the principles that I stand for, freedom in the broadest sense, there is to be found property, as well as the principles that underpin freedom: democracy, the constitutional state (Rechtsstaat), a state that promotes the common good (Sozialstaat), and federalism. Those principles, laid down by Article 20 of the German Constitution, have tended to recede into the background, as the process of European integration marches on. The new Constitutional Treaty is a milestone in the emergence of what I call the Unrechtsstaat, the unjust or unconstitutional state.Nor is this Treaty meant to be the final word! There will be further developments, included potentialities, that are frightening, such as the return of the death penalty. Not in all instances, but in case of war, or where the danger of war is imminent. Furthermore, it will be lawful to kill, should that be deemed needful to repress riot and insurrection. In other words, under the EU Charter of Human Rights, it would have been deemed legitimate to fire on the crowd at Leipzig in 1989!(.....)
And now once again, on behalf of Member of Parliament Dr. Peter Gauweiler, Prof. Dr. iur. K.A. Schachtschneider petitioned at the Federal Constitutional Court on May 27th,
Because the way how the European Community will become, it will be a Tyranny. It will be the end of democracy, the end of freedom and the end for a normal life for normal citizens.
You will find an expertise about the judicially well founded petition by Pr. Dr. Murswiek, University Freiburg
http://www.peter-gauweiler.de/pdf/Vertr%20Lissabon%20Gutachten.pdf
You will find the whole petition by Prof. Dr. iur. Karl Albrecht Schachtschneider, University Erlangen
http://www.kaschachtschneider.de/Schriften/Dokumente-herunterladen/Schachtschn-Lissab-Klage.pdf
– where especially the pages (199 – 251 according to the pictograms of the pdf-file 0f a total of about 349 pages) are of interest, since the Lisbon-Treaty clearly allows KILLING of opponents.
You may also take note of our efforts for freedom and legality at:
http://politikglobal.blogspot.com/2008/06/0806-13-der-eu-vertrag-von-lissabon.html
We wish you all necessary success in the VOTE NO campaign – and that the real results will also be published – and not as the Bush elections in Florida and 4 years later in Oklahoma.
Personally all my best wishes – and all the best wishes of nearly all readers of Politik-Global, now some more than 40 000 /month.
Sorry for the pseudonym out of a non-free country (Germany) where Members of Parliament vote against the will of the population. But Europe by far would even be worse.
Rumpelstilz
Link Schachtschneider korrigiert / corrected the link to Schachtschneider - the actual petition against the Lisbon-Treaty June 10th, 21.13 GMT
Also der Irische Blätterwald scheint wohl sehr auf wenige Herausgeber konzentriert zu sein, die gleichen Nachrichten, die gleiche Aufmachung - aber Ausnahmen gibt es Gott sei Dank unter den Hunderten.
Und das ging an Mitteilung:
JUNE 12th will be the deciding day for ALL 400 million people in Europe
And everything depends on YOU – since Irish people are the only one to have the right to vote in a referendum.
P L E A S E . V O T E . N O . F O R . A L L . O F . U S
Please take note about the scandal-quotation from the ex-EU-chairman Jean-Claude Juncker about EU-politics:
"We decide on something, and then we put it out and wait a while to see if anything happens. And then, if there isn't any big outcry or revolt, because most people don't understand what's been decided, we keep on going, step by step, until there's no turning back"(Jean-Claude Juncker explains the democracy to his EU colleagues. MIRROR 52/1999, page 136)
In the past, we already had the same procedure, Germany ratified the "Constitution" – but it aborted, it was illegal – AGAINST THE LAW. And the Lisbon-Treaty is almost the same contract, nearly nothing had been changed, just a little bit better hidden. Already for the first Constitution and, on behalf of Dr. Peter Gauweiler, Prof. Schachtschneider petitioned the Federal Constitutional Court.
INTERVIEW:
PROF. KARL ALBRECHT SCHACHTSCHNEIDER Europe Should Establish Itself As a Republic of the Republics Not As a Super-StateOn behalf of Dr. Peter Gauweiler, Prof. Karl Albrecht Schachtschneider has filed suit against the Constitutional Treaty. He is Professor of Public Law at Erlangen-Nuernberg University, and is a well-known specialist in European law and the European Union's (EU's) proposed Constitutional Treaty. In 1992, it was he who petitioned the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany, in an attempt to prevent Germany from ratifying the Maastricht Treaty. In 1998, alongside Professors Wilhelm Hankel, Wilhelm Noelling, and Joachim Starbatty, he again entered a petition in the Federal Constitutional Court to prevent Germany from adopting the euro.
Question: Professor Schachtschneider, you have just entered a petition before the Federal Constitutional Court, in an attempt to prevent Germany from ratifying the Constitutional Treaty.[4] What are the critical constitutional issues involved?
Schachtschneider: My essential motive in all of this, is that I must stand up for the law, when it comes to European integration. I accept the principle of integration as that appears in the German Constitution, but the law must not get lost in the process. This political point of view is one to which the Federal Constitutional Court has lent an ear in the past, as we saw during the debate over the Maastricht Treaty.There is no such thing as freedom without law, but neither is there law without a state. The law, and consequently freedom, and, most especially, the rights of man, are now gravely jeopardized, on account of this flight forward to European integration indeed, many rights have already vanished. I intend to save what can yet be saved. I view that as a duty. There must be someone in Germany to force through a debate on the issue, and the Federal Constitutional Court happens to be the sole institution in a position to do so. There is no one else prepared to seriously debate the European Constitutional Treaty with the happy exception of yourselves. But the mass media will not touch it, nor will the two chambers of Parliament, despite Dr. Peter Gauweiler's (MoP) efforts.
During the Maastricht debate in 1992, I did succeed, despite all obstacles, in launching a serious debate. Of course, debating it will not suffice; the treaty needs to be changed, because it is wrong, and it will unleash enormous harm.
Among the principles that I stand for, freedom in the broadest sense, there is to be found property, as well as the principles that underpin freedom: democracy, the constitutional state (Rechtsstaat), a state that promotes the common good (Sozialstaat), and federalism. Those principles, laid down by Article 20 of the German Constitution, have tended to recede into the background, as the process of European integration marches on. The new Constitutional Treaty is a milestone in the emergence of what I call the Unrechtsstaat, the unjust or unconstitutional state.Nor is this Treaty meant to be the final word! There will be further developments, included potentialities, that are frightening, such as the return of the death penalty. Not in all instances, but in case of war, or where the danger of war is imminent. Furthermore, it will be lawful to kill, should that be deemed needful to repress riot and insurrection. In other words, under the EU Charter of Human Rights, it would have been deemed legitimate to fire on the crowd at Leipzig in 1989!(.....)
And now once again, on behalf of Member of Parliament Dr. Peter Gauweiler, Prof. Dr. iur. K.A. Schachtschneider petitioned at the Federal Constitutional Court on May 27th,
Because the way how the European Community will become, it will be a Tyranny. It will be the end of democracy, the end of freedom and the end for a normal life for normal citizens.
You will find an expertise about the judicially well founded petition by Pr. Dr. Murswiek, University Freiburg
http://www.peter-gauweiler.de/pdf/Vertr%20Lissabon%20Gutachten.pdf
You will find the whole petition by Prof. Dr. iur. Karl Albrecht Schachtschneider, University Erlangen
http://www.kaschachtschneider.de/Schriften/Dokumente-herunterladen/Schachtschn-Lissab-Klage.pdf
– where especially the pages (199 – 251 according to the pictograms of the pdf-file 0f a total of about 349 pages) are of interest, since the Lisbon-Treaty clearly allows KILLING of opponents.
You may also take note of our efforts for freedom and legality at:
http://politikglobal.blogspot.com/2008/06/0806-13-der-eu-vertrag-von-lissabon.html
We wish you all necessary success in the VOTE NO campaign – and that the real results will also be published – and not as the Bush elections in Florida and 4 years later in Oklahoma.
Personally all my best wishes – and all the best wishes of nearly all readers of Politik-Global, now some more than 40 000 /month.
Sorry for the pseudonym out of a non-free country (Germany) where Members of Parliament vote against the will of the population. But Europe by far would even be worse.
Rumpelstilz
Link Schachtschneider korrigiert / corrected the link to Schachtschneider - the actual petition against the Lisbon-Treaty June 10th, 21.13 GMT
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"Aber das ist ja alles auf Englisch ..." - aber so soll es wohl sein, wenn es der Irischen Presse dienen soll.
;-D
http://www.bueso.de/news/irland-nein-zum-lissabon-vertrag-wird-wahrscheinlicher
8 Juni, 2008 - 01:10
Irland: Ein "Nein" zum Lissabon-Vertrag wird wahrscheinlicher
Gemäß einer in der Irish Times am 6. Juni veröffentlichten Umfrage sind erstmals 5% mehr Iren gegen den Vertrag von Lissabon als dafür. Innerhalb von drei Wochen nahmen die "Nein"-Stimmen um 17 Prozent zu, während die "Ja"-Stimmen um 5 Prozent abnahmen. Es steht also 35% zu 30% mit 28% Unentschiedenen und 7%, die sich der Stimme enthalten wollen. Die Unterstützer des Lissabon-Vertrags zittern. "Es bräuchte in der letzten Woche der Kampagne einen nie da gewesenen Umschwung, um den Vertrag durchzubringen", so die Irish Times.
Die Befürworter von Lissabon gehen zu "Druck und schweren Drohungen" gegen Dublin über, schreibt German-Foreign-Policy.com am 3. Juni und bezieht sich insbesondere auf deutsche Politiker. Der Präsident des EU-Parlamentes Hans-Gert Pöttering (CDU) verlangt, daß "Politiker von allen Seiten" in Dublin die Kampagne für den Vertrag intensivieren.
Elmar Brok (MEP, CDU) erklärte, daß "eine Debatte über Irlands Austritt" aus der EU nicht ausgeschlossen werden sollte, wenn Irland den Vertrag ablehne.
Der Volksentscheid in Irland wird am 12. Juni stattfinden.
http://www.bueso.de/news/parlament-niederlande-gibt-souveranitat-an-brussel-ab
Das Parlament der Niederlande gibt Souveränität an Brüssel ab
Eine Mehrheit des niederländischen Parlaments stimmte am 5. Juni zugunsten des Lissabon-Vertrages. Die beiden Regierungsparteien, Christdemokraten (CDA) und sozialdemokratische PvdA, wurden bei der Stimmabgabe für den Vertrag von der liberalen VVD unterstützt.
Die Sozialistische Partei (SP), drittgrößte Partei im Parlament und an der Spitze des Anti-Lissabon Kampfes, stimmte genau wie der Rechtspopulist Geert Wilders und die Partei für Tierrechte (PvdD) gegen den Vertrag. Harry van Bommel der außenpolitische Experte der SP, hatte eine von 42.000 Bürgern unterzeichnete Petition gegen den Vertrag vorgelegt, um damit Unterstützung für ein Referendum zu organisieren, das vom Parlament allerdings zurückgewiesen wurde.
Die Internetseite eu.observer.com zitiert van Bommel mit den Worten: „Es ist eine Schande, daß immer noch keine öffentliche Version des Lissaboner Vertrages erhältlich ist. Man will die Bevölkerung offensichtlich nicht informieren.“
Jetzt muß der Senat (die Erste Kammer mit Vertretern der 12 Regionalparlamente) den Vertrag beraten. Die Abstimmung ist für den Herbst geplant.
Im Jahr 2005 war die Europäische Verfassung von den Parlamentariern ebenfalls bestätigt worden. Die Bevölkerung der Niederlande und Frankreichs sprachen sich in einer Volksabstimmung dann allerdings gegen die Verfassung aus, in den Niederlanden mit einer Mehrheit von 61,5%. Diesmal gab es kein Referendum, aber die Stimmung in der Bevölkerung ließ vermuten, daß eine Abstimmung gegen die Bildung eines europäischen Superstaats und für den Erhalt der nationalen Souveränität ausgefallen wäre.
http://www.ecfr.eu/content/entry/commentary_europe_shivers/#When:13:33:00Z
Der EcFR = "Europäischer Rat für auswärtige Beziehungen" (eine Unterorganisation vom "Chatham House" ex RIIA) - schreibt in der Titelzeile folgendes (die sind natürlich pro EU, pro NWO, pro Weltregierung usw.)
10.06.08 - José Ignacio Torreblanca
The ghost of a "no" vote in Thursday's Irish referendum has been making many people shiver. A rejection of the Treaty would upset the delicate balance which has kept the much buffeted European ship afloat, leaving an already weakened Gordon Brown in a difficult position, perhaps even forcing him to call a referendum, too.
;)
Tja, wird ja spannend werden...
Was sich die Eurokraten noch ausdenken werden, wenn die Iren schlicht und einfach ihr demokratisches Recht zum NEIN sagen auch gebrauchen werden...
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http://www.ecfr.eu/content/entry/torreblanca_in_reuters_guardian_on_irish_referendum/#When:14:21:00Z
06.06.08
EU treaty in peril as Irish "No" camp surges ahead
(Writes through with Irish PM, EU and analyst comment)
By Paul Hoskins
DUBLIN, June 6 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Brian Cowen warned on Friday of dire consequences if Ireland's resurgent "No" camp derails the European Union reform treaty in a referendum next week.
A "No" vote in the only EU country holding a referendum would mean a state accounting for less than 1 percent of the bloc's 490 million population could sink a pact that EU leaders are anxious to implement after years of diplomatic wrangling.
Also im Klartext, die Iren - weniger als 1% der EU-Bevölkerung - könnten den Lissaboner-Vertrag "bachab" schicken ....
Bitte ihr lieben, lieben Iren .... herzlichen Dank im voraus, wenn ihr das tut!!!!
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Je mehr Druck die Euro-Politiker ausüben, desto eher gewinnt die NO-Franktion.
Schließlich gilt es mit dem Widerstandsgeiste der Iren zu rechnen, die 1916 sich erfolgreich gegen die Engländer durchgesetzt hatten.
Druck erzeugt bekanntlich Gegendruck.
@Rumpelstilz
Ist der Text in Irland erschienen? Wenn ja, wo? Was hast Du für ein Gefühl bzgl. des Ausgangs?
Wie auch immer, bald werden wir's wissen.
Hoffen wir das beste
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Any questions ?
An WEN das in Irland ging?
An Phoblacht hieß das Blatt.
Aber seien wir froh, 53,4 % haben den Vertrag abgelehnt. Habe mir extra eine Flasche Schampus gekauft.
Aber jetzt steht die nächste Aufgabe bevor:
Deutschland braucht eine Verfassung und kein Alliiertes Hochkommissariat mehr.
Die Ukrainer hatten es im Mai 2006 geschafft, die Amis zum Rückzug zu bringen (auf der Halbinsel Krim), Ami-Soldaten ohne Wasser, ohne Nahrung, ohne Strom ... ohne Toilettenpapier!!!
Sie waren eingeschlossen in einem unkomfortablen Sanatorium, niemand durfte raus, niemand rein, kein Wasser, keine Nahrung ...
... und die Amis sind wieder abgezogen. Warum werden die Schweine in Deutschland gemästet?
Und die Bundeswehr - sind sie Deutsche - oder nicht? Auch die Polizei besteht aus Deutschen!
Verräter werden schnell in der Minderheit sein.
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