Rick Siegel Prespectives on Freedom and Liberty

Nicolas Sarkozy, the man who would be king, is outdone himself with his recent threat to Czech Republic president to sign the Lisbon Treaty or face “consequences” following a “yes” vote fixed in the upcoming Irish second forced referendum. The Irish have been told to vote right this time or face consequences also. Is there no shame to these royalists?

Will the Irish fall to the fallacies of Royalty?

With the repackaging of the EU Constitution into the Lisbon Treaty came the dictate that popular vote would no longer take place after the public trouncing it took as a Constitution. But one bastion Republic held out that anything to do with the sovereign act of making laws must be held up to public referendum. That was the Republic of Ireland. Ireland rejected the Lisbon Treaty handily just as the French and Dutch had when people were allowed a say.

We will go ahead without you!

Nick Sarkozy told a meeting of deputies (un-elected law makers for the EU) in Paris July 15th “The Irish will have to vote again.”

It was a sad day on the island as the government sacked itself for a foreign government conceived by the Bundesbank and its partners. With their eyes on the gold (the banking provisions giving them each billions of euros) the people mattered not. No vote for people was the choice for government as the promises from the politicians and the party platform were quickly forgotten.

In the only nation where people actually voted to give up their legal systems to an appointed assembly 1000’s of miles from home there was a resounding NO. Early counts show NO to be predominant. The rulers of Europe are intent on enslaving their people to laws thousands of miles from their nation that they will have no way to address. The recent strikes in Spain highlight the point when the Prime Minister reminded the strikers Spain could do nothing for its own people with its hands tied by laws from Brussels. How do Spanish now protest and change their government when they have none?