Re: And Still They Try To Thwart Democracy!!
Originally Posted by
Flicker
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Once again NO EU LEGISLATION IS ADOPTED BY ANY COUNTRY UNTIL IT IS PASSED BY THE NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS.
This is total nonsense, a red herring and is utterly irrelevant to the UK population when it is governed by a parliament which has steadfastly refused to seek the consent of the people on matters which severely impact the founding British Constitution.
The EU makes the legislation and EU member states, via the EU planted stooge Members Of Parliament, rubber stamp it through. This is why people need to get the heads out of their asses and stop bickering about Labour vs Conservative. It's all a neat (Common Purpose) distraction. ALL The candidates on either side are EU stooges who WILL further the EU agenda no matter what happens, until it becomes the United Federal States of Europe with it's own EU Army.
UK MP's are no longer upholding British law and customs or the constitution nor are they working with the will of the people (as they don't permit them to vote on serious matters which affect them). They are there to push through the EU elitist agenda bent on total destruction of the concept of "Nationality" and indeed the very destruction of Britain itself. The purposeful flooding of Europe with immigrants and asylum seekers is just a part of a campaign to destroy nationality via the politically correct concept of "Multiculturism".
Originally Posted by
Flicker
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THE EU IS UTTERLY ANSWERABLE TO THE UK PARLIAMENT. EU LEGISLATION HAS TO BE APPROVED BY ALL 28 NATIONS.
More nonsense.
To get a resolution through the EU Parliament you need a
"Qualifying Majority". A qualified majority is reached if two conditions are met:
- 55% of member states vote in favour - in practice this means 16 out of 28
- the proposal is supported by member states representing at least 65% of the total EU population
This is a new definition of "Qualifying Majority" that was introduced in 2014 however member states are currently still free to use the previous definition until 31 March 2017 which was:
- a majority of member states - 15 member states - vote in favour
- a minimum of 260 votes out of the total 352 votes are cast in favour
Under that old system the UK had just 29 votes !!
Either way it can be seen that the UK has relatively no voting power whatsoever within the EU. To achieve anything the UK requires the co-operation and assent of over half the other member states.
One must seriously consider, how much do the likes of Greece, Lithuania, Hungary, Romania and indeed France care about the day to day affairs of the UK? What do they care for example about the UK fishing policies?
It can be easily seen how such a crazy system quickly degenerates into a tit for tat system of bartering with resolution votes becoming a tradable currency.
UK wants resolution X to go through and the other countries say "ok, well if we scratch your back what will you do for us?"
The voting system becomes a total farce with absolutely no meaning behind it and certainly not the least bit of interest by the member states of the local UK issues in question.
How can the best interests of a country be properly governed if it has to seek the consent of over half the other EU countries who are not impacted and who have no interest in UK affairs? It is an utterly preposterous and ridiculous situation. Thank goodness for Brexit !
Originally Posted by
Flicker
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Fourthy could you please give me some examples of EU laws that are to the detriment of the UK?
Yep. Let's start with the European Water Framework (EWF) Directive of 2000.
It mandates the primary obligation to achieve ‘good ecological status’ for our national rivers. This is defined as being as close as possible to ‘undisturbed natural conditions’. Our rivers which were dredged or embanked to prevent flooding, cannot, by definition, ever satisfy the terms of the directive. So, in order to comply with the obligations imposed on us by the EU we had to stop dredging and embanking and allow rivers to ‘re-connect with their floodplains’. i.e flood.
Whilst excessive rainfall caused all the devastating flooding we have seen across the UK, the need to satisfy the EWF has vastly exacerbated the problem. Prior to this directive, farmers and other people had routinely managed the waterways for countless years, and done so quite successfully.