Salaisen EU perustuslain pykälät tihkuvat esiin. Suunnitelmien toteutus:
0. Perustuslakimme sivuutetaan EU-salaliitossa: Huijarijohtomme kaappaa kansalta vallan ilman perustuslain vaatimaa suoraa kansanäänestystä.
1. Valuutta, itsenäisyyden tunnusmerkki kavalletaan.
2. Nyt Ranska jo määrää saako Viisumin Suomeen vai ei: kts. liite
3. Ranskan jumalattomat lait astuvat voimaan yhdessä suomen muokatun lain kanssa (2000 lakia muutettu kaikessa hiljaisuudessa yhteneviksi vuosi sitten seteliselkärankaisten avulla ruhjotun parisuhdelain kunniaksi): Raamattua lukevat Kristityt siirtyvät maan alle tai teljetään vankilaan koska Raamattu sisältää noiden lakien mukaan rikollista tekstiä.
4. ?
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...any one EU nation a veto over immigration actions of another...
French Demanding All Kowtow to Them for Visas
Monday, July 19, 2004 1 p.m. EDT
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/7/19/130345.shtml
In a sign that relations between Washington and Paris continue to slide downhill, a mysterious message posted by the French foreign ministry recently appeared at its consulate in NYC.
At the front door to the French consulate at 10 East 74th St., NewsMax's Stewart Stogel reports, there is a posting that reads:
"Visas for France are not a right. Persons applying for visas are requested to show due respect for Consular personnel. Failure to do so will result in the denial of the application and denied entry into any of the EU countries."
French foreign ministry officials did not reply when asked for an explanation.
It is unclear what brought on the warning, or how Paris feels it has the right to exercise a veto over immigration to other European nations.
Andre Sirois, a French-Canadian attorney working at the U.N. in New York City, tells NewsMax that the warning in French is even stronger:
"The message in French says that visas WILL [strongly] be denied if proper respect is not shown. This is very rude, undiplomatic and probably illegal. Actually it could cause a good rift between France and those countries who have probably not delegated their visa authority to the French government."
Sirois, an attorney who practices international law, says he knows of no law that gives any one EU nation a veto over immigration actions of another.
The sign comes as France finds itself under attack by senior Israeli government officials.
Over the weekend, Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon urged French Jews to immigrate to Israel "as soon as possible."
Sharon says his remarks were in response to a recent wave of anti-Semitic attacks against both Jews and synagogues throughout France.
Sharon's remarks were blasted by several members of France's National Assembly, who protested that the Israeli leader "should keep his mouth shut."
France houses Europe's largest Jewish population of almost 1 million citizens.
0. Perustuslakimme sivuutetaan EU-salaliitossa: Huijarijohtomme kaappaa kansalta vallan ilman perustuslain vaatimaa suoraa kansanäänestystä.
1. Valuutta, itsenäisyyden tunnusmerkki kavalletaan.
2. Nyt Ranska jo määrää saako Viisumin Suomeen vai ei: kts. liite
3. Ranskan jumalattomat lait astuvat voimaan yhdessä suomen muokatun lain kanssa (2000 lakia muutettu kaikessa hiljaisuudessa yhteneviksi vuosi sitten seteliselkärankaisten avulla ruhjotun parisuhdelain kunniaksi): Raamattua lukevat Kristityt siirtyvät maan alle tai teljetään vankilaan koska Raamattu sisältää noiden lakien mukaan rikollista tekstiä.
4. ?
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...any one EU nation a veto over immigration actions of another...
French Demanding All Kowtow to Them for Visas
Monday, July 19, 2004 1 p.m. EDT
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/7/19/130345.shtml
In a sign that relations between Washington and Paris continue to slide downhill, a mysterious message posted by the French foreign ministry recently appeared at its consulate in NYC.
At the front door to the French consulate at 10 East 74th St., NewsMax's Stewart Stogel reports, there is a posting that reads:
"Visas for France are not a right. Persons applying for visas are requested to show due respect for Consular personnel. Failure to do so will result in the denial of the application and denied entry into any of the EU countries."
French foreign ministry officials did not reply when asked for an explanation.
It is unclear what brought on the warning, or how Paris feels it has the right to exercise a veto over immigration to other European nations.
Andre Sirois, a French-Canadian attorney working at the U.N. in New York City, tells NewsMax that the warning in French is even stronger:
"The message in French says that visas WILL [strongly] be denied if proper respect is not shown. This is very rude, undiplomatic and probably illegal. Actually it could cause a good rift between France and those countries who have probably not delegated their visa authority to the French government."
Sirois, an attorney who practices international law, says he knows of no law that gives any one EU nation a veto over immigration actions of another.
The sign comes as France finds itself under attack by senior Israeli government officials.
Over the weekend, Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon urged French Jews to immigrate to Israel "as soon as possible."
Sharon says his remarks were in response to a recent wave of anti-Semitic attacks against both Jews and synagogues throughout France.
Sharon's remarks were blasted by several members of France's National Assembly, who protested that the Israeli leader "should keep his mouth shut."
France houses Europe's largest Jewish population of almost 1 million citizens.
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