European Union Constitution France
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
In france, European constitution destroyed our independance and self controle?
I hope Irish citizens could stoped this anti democratic process that the european constitution is.
if you want to conserve your democracy, be carefull with this proposition of european constitution.
In France, citizens voted NO but european administration have not respected our decision and imposed constitution on french citizens. It’s not the democracy in our opinion.
An alternative way is possible Irish people have to request it to European Union…
@leef: you’re right, european administration pressed our parliament to adopt the european constitution.
but french people said NO!
It was your own FRENCH gouvernment that went ahead and signed the Lisbon treaty, not Europe.
In the case of Ireland, Europe actually helped us to come out of the dark ages, socially and economically, and for that I’m very grateful.
I’m still going to vote no, because I agree that Europe needs to be much more transparent and democratic before we agree to a treaty that nobody really seems to understand.
They can have my yes-vote when they present me with an understandable text. I won’t sign any contract before I’ve made sure that I understand it, why should I do so now?
French Rejection of the EU Constitution
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