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I have repeatedly referred to Roman Herzog's criticism on various dangeorus aspects of the Lisbon dicate, and the deformation of the EU in general.
Roman Herzog is a high-profile expert on the matter, and due to his competence he is much hated by Brussel, and Eurocrats. Before he became federal President of Germany, he was president of Germany's highest court, the Federal Constitutional Court. As an jurist, his special topics were German and european constitutional laws. He and two others - a former EU market commissioner, and a scientific economy expert - now have released an open letter in a German newspaper, which currently only is available in German therefore, butI assume it will be reprinted in international sources sooner or later. In it he again warns against the regulation madness of the EU, it's arrogance and centralism that both damages democracy and the acceptance by the European people, and the insanity that has formed up around even mores supranational reuglation being oushed through under the umbrella of so-called anti-discrimination laws. He recommends german givenrment to establish a culture of systamtic Nay-saying i Brussel, to block each and every attempt to regulate issues of only national proprotaitons and interest, that have no aspects affecting other nations as well. I have read Herzog'S superb and deeply insightful attacks and dissecting analysis of the EU-laws and regulation madness since years now. I have learned to listen when he speaks out. Two of the founding fathers of the original - not the perverted current - EU, Helmut Schmidt and Valery Giscard d'Estaing, said they also hold him in high respect. The German version is available here: http://www.faz.net/s/Rub0E9EEF84AC1E...~Scontent.html Once there is an English version, I come back to it and link it as well. Quote:
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If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 01-15-10 at 07:07 AM. |
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