Power Grab by EU Parliament President
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVeMBNB0cII&feature=related
This is an upgraded version of the follow-up to the manifestations that took place in the European Parliament on 12.12.2007. (First version is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkHK_E... )
This second version includes:
1. Scenes from the protest of 12.12.2007 (See earlier protest clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JJlI9...
)
2. Letter from the President of the European Parliament to the Chairman of the
Constitutional Affairs Committee asking for more discretionary powers in the House (dated
17.01.2008).
3. Interventions by the following MEPs:
- Nigel Farage (UK), Co-chair, IND/DEM (30.01.2008) - Speaks about the President's
disciplinary action on 13 of the 80 protesting MEPs: "I am Spartacus!"
- Jens-Peter Bonde (Denmark), Co-chair, IND/DEM (12.12.2007) - Earlier in the day on
12.12.2007, before the manifestations; speaks about the signing of the Treaty in Lisbon on
13.12.2007.
Afternoon, after the protest:
- Martin Schulz (Germany), Chair, PES (12.12.2007) - Questions Mr Bonde's integrity and
compares the protest to Adolf Hitler's shouting strategy in the Weimar Republic.
- Graham Watson (UK), Chair, ALDE (12.12.2007) - Compares protesting MEPs to football
hooligans, Soviet communists and Nazis, and calls for their eviction next time.
- Daniel Cohn-Bendit (Germany), Co-Chair, Greens/EFA (12.12.2207) - Calls protesting MEPs
idiots, mentally weak and mad.
- Daniel Cohn-Bendit (Germany), Co-Chair, Greens/EFA (12.12.2207) - Calls protesting MEPs
idiots, mentally weak and mad.
- Jens-Peter Bonde (Denmark), Co-chair, IND/DEM (12.12.2007) - Responds to criticism and
calls for referendum.
- Daniel Hannan (UK), EPP-ED (30.01.2008 & 31.01.2008) - Challenges the leaders to put
the treaty to a referendum and half-compares the presidential power grab to the Enabling
Act of 1933
- Joseph Daul (France) Chairman, EPP-ED, says he will ask for Mr Hannan's expulsion from
the group for his remarks
- Nigel Farage (UK), Co-chair, IND/DEM (07.06.2007 - not 07.07.2007 as depicted on the
video) - a few weeks before the conclusion of the Lisbon treaty: no debate, twisting of
language - "If you're true democrats then you'd join me in the call to let the people
decide their own future; don't foist it upon them!"
LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE!
Go to http://X09.eu and demand for a
REFERENDUM in your country on the Lisbon Treaty, the rejected EU Constitution in disguise.
Source of Hemicycle shots: European Parliament Audio-Visual Library
Note on EU Constitution and Lisbon Treaty:
The people of France and the Netherlands rejected the proposed EU constitution in the 2005
referendums. After this, 5 countries that had promised a referendum cancelled it and the
EU Constitution was re-written as an "amending treaty" or a "reform
treaty" and named "Treaty of Lisbon". On the basis of this deceit, they now
maintain that no more referendums are necessary. Only Ireland is holding a referendum. All
other countries maintain that no more referendums are necessary. Only Ireland is holding a
referendum. All other countries are ratifying the disguised EU Constitution without asking
the people.
The EU Constitution establishes a new "European Union" with joint citizenship -
an EU "federal" State that is technically and politically empowered to further
centralize power in Brussels; a European State comprising of 27 nation-states ruled by a
triumvirate of European institutions led by the unelected EU Commission, which serves as
the governing body of the Union. With co-decision powers to block legislation, but never
to initiate it, the European Council comprises of representatives of the governments of
member states. This ineffectual co-decision process is shared with the European
Parliament, which is the only directly elected institution and the only channel for
European citizens to possibly reverse the totalitarian trend and preserve freedom and
democracy.
To view the Political Groups in the European Parliament go to: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/members...
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Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom
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