Hidden Article

This posting has been hidden because it breaches the Indymedia UK (IMC UK) Editorial Guidelines.

IMC UK is an interactive site offering inclusive participation. All postings to the open publishing newswire are the responsibility of the individual authors and not of IMC UK. Although IMC UK volunteers attempt to ensure accuracy of the newswire, they take no responsibility legal or otherwise for the contents of the open publishing site. Mention of external web sites or services is for information purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation.

The Uk sovereignty lose drom the Eu and how recover it!

Al Knight | 31.12.2009 22:38 | Indymedia Server Seizure | Globalisation | World

The UK sovereignty defense.

Generic media - application/msword 98K

The UK sovereignty lose from the EU Lisbon Treaty can be recover by the Spartame Litigation

http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factortame_litigation
add to Tory David Cameron plan

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/eu/6521619/David-Cameron-plan-to-save-Britain-from-the-EUs-clutches-will-it-work.html
over the UK allegation at The Hague International Crime Tribunal, with the British jurisprudency and jurisdiction over the international tribunal!
Please, read the attachment!
Happy New Year!
So long, Al Knight.

Al Knight
e-mail: flow912003@yahoo.com

Comments

Hide the following 2 comments

No Brainer

01.01.2010 09:30

why would i want to change from the eu law which gives individuals more rights than they had under uk law, to a tory or ukip law that gives the individual less rights and the state more power over individuals.

Its a no brainer.

dave

Read your attachment Al

01.01.2010 13:08

And as Dave said its a no brainer.

I'd rather have my 'sovereignty' looked after by the EU than 'Bullingdon' Cameron and whoever is behind him.

What are you scared of? There is less chance of us getting screwed from behind if we are in the EU.

silent Bob

World Topics

Kollektives

Encrypted Page

You are viewing this page using an encrypted connection. If you bookmark this page or send its address in an email you might want to use the un-encrypted address of this page.

If you recieved a warning about an untrusted root certificate please install the CAcert root certificate, for more information see the security page.