http://notolisbontreaty.blogsome.com/2008/07/17/eu-constitution-and-lisbon-treaty-see-there-are-no-differences/ Solidarity with Ireland's NO to Lisbon treaty - Solidarité avec le NON de Irlande au traité de Lisbonne - Solidariedade com o NÃO da Irlanda ao Tratado de Lisboa - Solidaridad con el NO de Irlanda al tratado de Lisboa - Solidarität mit den irischen NICHT zum der Vertrag von Lissabon - Solidarietà con la NON d'Irlanda il trattato di Lisbona - Solidariteit met de Ierse NO naar Lissabon verdrag - Solidaritet med Irlands NEJ til Lissabon traktat - Solidaritet med Irlands NEJ till Lissabon-fördrag Wed, 09 Dec 2009 01:30:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha http://notolisbontreaty.blogsome.com/2008/07/17/eu-constitution-and-lisbon-treaty-see-there-are-no-differences/#comment-60 Fri, 18 Sep 2009 18:48:48 +0100 http://notolisbontreaty.blogsome.com/2008/07/17/eu-constitution-and-lisbon-treaty-see-there-are-no-differences/#comment-60 <em>In November</em> [2008]<em>, French President Nicolas Sarkozy had a closed meeting in Strasbourg with some French European Parliamentarians, and said, according to the British press, that if there were a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, in every country where such a referendum would take place, it would be lost. So, on Dec. 13, the heads of state had the summit in Lisbon and signed the so-called reform treaty, the Lisbon Treaty. And there can be no doubt that the strategy was to say, "Let's ratify it as quickly as possible, through the parliaments, without public debate—neither in the media nor in the parliaments—of any significance, because if such a debate would take place, it would not go through."</em> in http://www.larouchepub.com/hzl/2008/3510referendum_lisbon.html In November [2008], French President Nicolas Sarkozy had a closed meeting in Strasbourg with some French European Parliamentarians, and said, according to the British press, that if there were a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, in every country where such a referendum would take place, it would be lost. So, on Dec. 13, the heads of state had the summit in Lisbon and signed the so-called reform treaty, the Lisbon Treaty. And there can be no doubt that the strategy was to say, “Let’s ratify it as quickly as possible, through the parliaments, without public debate—neither in the media nor in the parliaments—of any significance, because if such a debate would take place, it would not go through.”
in http://www.larouchepub.com/hzl/2008/3510referendum_lisbon.html

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