Letter from D Adams
RE: PROPOSED E.U. REFORM TREATY (ALSO KNOWN
AS THE "LISBON TREATY")
Your Lordships,
Ever since Edward Heath took Britain into the
E.E.C. in 1973, politicians of all parties have consistently deceived
the British electorate about the true purpose of the European
Union, ie: to create a United States of Europe, where the ordinary
citizens of Europe will be nothing more than slaves of a system
they cannot vote out of office.
The new E.U. Reform Treaty is basically the
same as the old E.U. Constitution. Mr Giscard d'Estaing, who chaired
the drafting of the original E.U. Constitution, has said that
"the institutional proposals of the original constitutional
treaty are to be found complete in the new treaty and, that the
revived version was deliberately drafted in such a manner as to
try to avoid the people of Europe having their say on it".
Part of the British democratic constitution
of self government is the hard won right of the indigenous British
people to elect and dismiss those who make their laws. The British
people have given to Parliament the power to make all their laws
for them, but they have never given Parliament permission to give
that power away. Parliament has usurped the power of the people
by giving E.U. Commission the right to make our laws. The E.U.
Commission has the monopoly to propose all new laws in the E.U.,
but is undemocratic, unelected and corrupt.
1) The Treaty will have primacy over the
laws of all member states.
2) The Treaty creates a European criminal
justice system, with a European Public Prosecutor and an E.U.
legal code. This runs directly counter to our own common law traditions
and will require Britain to give up its' Habeas Corpus, the presumption
of innocence and right to trial by jury.
3) 40 plus, national vetoes will be abolished
as a result of adopting the Treaty.
4) Brussels jurisdiction is specified in
almost every area of government policy; transport, energy, public
health, trade, employment, social policy, competition, foreign
affairs, defence, agriculture, fisheries, asylum and immigration
and of course, justice.
5) The Treaty will become self-amending,
meaning that any future transfers of power to the E.U. will not
require new treaties.
6) The day the treaty enters into force,
all previous E.U. treaties will be dissolved; the E.U. will cease
to be an association of states bound by international treaties,
and will become a State in its own right—the United States
of Europe.
7) The new Treaty will also require that
any of the "Red Line" areas Gordon Brown currently talks
about, will disappear when qualified majority voting starts in
a few years time.
The British people must be allowed a
binding referendum on the subject of the new E.U. Reform Treaty.
November 2007
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