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Brexit: What will happen on 1 November?

26, July, 2019

Will BREXIT happen? Yesterday UK’s new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, reaffirmed the date for leaving the “European Union” as 31 October. The next day the new European Commission will take office. Will UK still be a Member State? He gave a very upbeat speech in the Commons about how UK was going to be Great… » read more

Posted by David Heilbron Price

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, 31 October, Article 50, Boris, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Brussels, Constitution, democracy, EU, Europe, Lisbon treaty, Parliament, Schuman, UK

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PM May and Parliament gets Petition on its “Great Brexit Fraud”!

10, February, 2019

MPs Reject Petition exposing the “Great Brexit Fraud” but Government gets the message. Is That Petition Clear? Apparently not. A panel of 11 MPs again rejected my Petition on the “Great Brexit Fraud”. The Petition was nevertheless sent to Prime Minister Theresa May and key Brexit ministers and committees. The Petitions panel said its reason… » read more

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, Blair, Brexit, Cameron, Constitution, democracy, EEC, EU Treaty, Euratom, France, illegal, Lisbon treaty, Netherlands, Parliament, Petition, referendum, Schuman, Theresa May

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1. J’Accuse! Brexit is THEFT!

13, November, 2017

J’ACCUSE was the title of a book written by a patriotic German during World War One. It was published in 1915 in Switzerland. It was anonymous to protect the author’s life. He exposed the hypocrisy of the German leaders who called on their fellow citizens for patriotic solidarity for their act of illegal war. After… » read more

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, Belgium, Brexit, Brussels, Constitution, de Gaulle, democracy, EU, Grelling, High Court, Islam, J'accuse, Kaiser, Politburo, referendum, Schuman, submission, Supreme Court

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European Parliament in democratic turmoil! Ignorance reigns over Brexit.

22, November, 2016

When in June 1950 Europeans were planning the European Community, Robert Schuman told the assembled delegates: “We would very much wish that the United Kingdom were present at our discussions. We cannot conceive Europe without it. We know, and this reassures us in our efforts, that the British Government wants the success of our work.”… » read more

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, Article 50, Boris Johnson, Constitution, democracy, Elections, Euratom, European Parlaiment, Giscard, Lisbon treaty, Macron, Schuman, UK Brexit

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Carta1: Do flags fly high a decade after Europeans’ referendums said NO?

4, June, 2015

This month British, American and many Commonwealth countries celebrate the Magna Carta of 15 June 1215. The document signed at Runnymede by King John at the insistence of English and Welsh barons reaffirmed ancient British rights, some of them dating back more than a thousand years before King John. That is well before the fifth… » read more

Posted by David Heilbron Price

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, Constitution, democracy, EU, flags, Giscard, Hywel the Good, Lisbon treaty, Magna Carta, Schuman, Wales

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Council5 : Beware! European Council decides secretly that Europe’s Foreign Policy process should be a secret G27.

20, September, 2010

‘This is the beginning of a process for a European Foreign Policy,’ declared the President of the European Council, Mr Herman van Rompuy. He was speaking at the curt and unilluminating press conference after leaving the secret conclave of leaders of the European Council on 16 September 2010. It was reportedly a stormy meeting. However… » read more

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, Balkans, Charlemagne, Community, Constitution, Council, de Gaulle, democracy, EU, European Council, foreign policy, fraud, G27, Lisbon treaty, Middle East, NATO, neo-Gaullist, opinion, Quebec, Rapallo, Rompuy, Schuman, secret, SHAPE, supranational, trillion

Five years on, Plan D is needed more than ever: Democracy, Dialogue and Debate

13, September, 2010

On 13 October 2005, European officials launched a Plan D for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate. They did this as a response: the European people had made their view clear — they did not want the European Constitutional Treaty. The overall view was confirmed by referendums in The Netherlands and France. One such ‘NO’ should have… » read more

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, cartel, Constitution, constitutional, debate, democracy, dialogue, flag, Lisbon treaty, Magna Carta, Parliament, Plan D, referendum, treaty

Commission Debate 15: Cartels, political and commercial: Who stifles the voice of the people and counsels the Council on dirty tricks?

22, September, 2009

As the only institution allowed to propose European legislation, the European Commission represents the general interest of the whole Community. As an independent, impartial, honest broker, it represents all the people, all the organisations of civil society involved and all the governments forming part of the European Community. That’s what the founding fathers wrote as… » read more

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, armaments, budget, cabel, cartel, cheat, citizen, coal, Commission, Community, Constitution, corruption, Council, counsel, counterfeit, Court, democracy, Elections, energy, Europe, foreign, France, funds, honest, Ireland, Irish, Justice, legal, Lisbon, minister, moral, Netherlands, oligarchy, opinion, Parliament, Political, President, prime, referendum, religious, Rome, scandle, Schuman, sovereign, steal, steel, tax, treaty, trick, Union, vote

Commission Debate 14: The Problem of Tyranny, Why experienced politicians, even honourable ones, say “NO, I don’t want to be elected Europe’s president.” (And others prefer secret, undemocatic deals.)

24, August, 2009

Let’s deal with another aspect of the political paradox that Robert Schuman and the other founders of the democratic New Europe left us. Be assured they also left us with a magnificent, fair and just solution for developing a powerful European democracy. They provided the finest example of democracy so far proposed in modern times.… » read more

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, cartel, Commission, Common, Community, Constitution, Convention, Council, Court, de Gaulle, democracy, despotism, Etienne, Euratom, foreign, fraudster, freedoms, fundamental, gangster, Hallstein, Hirsch, Hitler, human, illegal, Joseph Bech, Justice, Karl Arnold, Konrad Adenauer, Lisbon, Luns, Market, minister, Ministers, opinion, Paris, Parliament, Paul-Henri Spaak, photogenic, politician, President, prime, rascal, rights, Robert Schuman, Schuman, Stalin, Strasbourg, supranational, treaty, tyranny, walter

Commission Debate 8: When France said NON to Ireland, democracy, and a European energy policy — a WARNING today about political oligarchy!

14, May, 2009

In October 1957 the Council of Ministers asked the High Authority to prepare a general Energy policy for Europe. Why? because Europe was becoming more and more dependent on Middle East oil and this was a highly unstable area. The High Authority was equivalent of today’s Commission in Europe’s founding and pioneering European Community for… » read more

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, Alain, Britain, Charles, chloroform, civil society, coal, Commission, Community, Constitution, consultation, de Gaulle, democracy, Denmark, energy, Euratom, European, Franco, General, General Secretary, Generalissimo, Greece, High Authority, inactivate, Ireland, Lisbon, Luns, Middle East, Norway, oil, peyrefitte, Portugal, referendum, Robert, Schuman, Spaak, Spain, steel, supranational, treaty

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