Pourrais-tu nous indiquer où exactement tu as lu ça dans la constitution ?
Il reprenait les propos du communiqué de la FFII :
This is a very sad day for democracy, and casts a very dark shadow over the European Constitution, which will give the Council even more power.
Avec cette opinion assez violente d'un des représentants de la FFII :
It is absolutely unfathomable what happened today. I cannot see how
the promoters of the European Constitution can still support it with
a straight face. This event shows that something is clearly rotten
in the city of Brussels at the Council building. Why on Earth do we
still have the rules that state that national parliaments should be
taken into account by the Council?
Things would be much more easier if we scrapped all those rules
and simply wrote down "The Council presidency and Commission
can do together whatever they like". There's no need for those pesky
democratically elected parliamentarians to interfere with the smooth
decision making process of the Council, since its only goal appears
to be to please big business and to produce as many texts as the
sausage machine can bear.
[^] # Re: Quid du futur ?
Posté par Antoine . En réponse à la dépêche La brevetabilité des inventions mises en oeuvre par ordinateur adoptée par le Conseil. Évalué à 4.
Il reprenait les propos du communiqué de la FFII :
This is a very sad day for democracy, and casts a very dark shadow over the European Constitution, which will give the Council even more power.
Avec cette opinion assez violente d'un des représentants de la FFII :
It is absolutely unfathomable what happened today. I cannot see how
the promoters of the European Constitution can still support it with
a straight face. This event shows that something is clearly rotten
in the city of Brussels at the Council building. Why on Earth do we
still have the rules that state that national parliaments should be
taken into account by the Council?
Things would be much more easier if we scrapped all those rules
and simply wrote down "The Council presidency and Commission
can do together whatever they like". There's no need for those pesky
democratically elected parliamentarians to interfere with the smooth
decision making process of the Council, since its only goal appears
to be to please big business and to produce as many texts as the
sausage machine can bear.
This is absolutely disgusting.
http://wiki.ffii.org/Cons050307En(...)