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   EU: No-bailout rule III

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ eu-no-bailout-rule-iii.html

   We look at the ‘no-bailout’ clause in the context of economic and monetary union (EMU). What, if anything, did the Constitutional Treaty contribute?***In the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe the provisions on economic policy were located in Part III ‘The policies and functioning of the

   5 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: No-bailout rule II

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ eu-no-bailout-rule-ii.html

   Article III-75 of the draft Constitution, proposed by the European Convention, corresponds with Article 103 TEC, and it is located in Part III ‘The policies and functioning of the Union’, Title III ‘Internal policies and action’, Chapter II ‘Economic and monetary policy’, Section 1 ‘Economic policy’.In

   5 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: Privileged access prohibited III

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ eu-privileged-access-prohibited-iii.html

   In the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe the provisions on economic policy were located in Part III ‘The policies and functioning of the Union’, Title III ‘Internal policies and action’, Chapter II ‘Economic and monetary policy’, Section 1 ‘Economic policy’.Article III-182 is found in OJ

   6 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: Privileged access prohibited II

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ eu-privileged-access-prohibited-ii.html

   Article III-74 of the draft Constitution, proposed by the European Convention, corresponds with Article 102 TEC, and it is located in Part III ‘The policies and functioning of the Union’, Title III ‘Internal policies and action’, Chapter II ‘Economic and monetary policy’, Section 1 ‘Economic

   6 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: Overdraft facilities prohibited III

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ eu-overdraft-facilities-prohibited-iii.h…

   Central banks have been pouring liquidity into the markets, but at least the public sector in the EU countries is barred from monetary financing.In the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, signed by all, but approved internally by 18 member states before ratification stalled, the provisions

   8 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: Overdraft facilities prohibited II

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ eu-overdraft-facilities-prohibited-ii.ht…

   We turn to the European Convention, the closest thing to a constituent assembly EU citizens have had since the 1950s and 1980s. The proposed Article corresponding to Article 101 TEC is located in Part III ‘The policies and functioning of the Union’, Title III ‘Internal policies and action’, Chapter

   8 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: Economic crisis management II

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ eu-economic-crisis-management-ii.html

   We turn to the European Convention, the closest thing to a constituent assembly EU citizens have had since the 1950s and 1980s. The proposed Article corresponding to Article 100 TEC is located in Part III ‘The policies and functioning of the Union’, Title III ‘Internal policies and action’, Chapter

   11 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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   EU: Broad economic policy guidelines III

   http://grahnlaw.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ eu-broad-economic-policy-guidelines-iii.…

   The multilateral surveillance of member states’ economic policies underwent few changes in the Constitutional Treaty, when compared to the draft Constitution. The substantial changes concern qualified majority voting (paragraph 4).In the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, signed by all,

   13 days ago by grahnlaw in Grahnlaw · Authority: 41
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    Another pro-EU lie

    http://notasheepmaybeagoat.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ another-pro-eu-lie.html

    The Irish Independent report that: "Taoiseach Brian Cowen yesterday directly linked failure to pass the Lisbon Treaty referendum to the economic downturn.He said the Government did not explain to people that rejection of the treaty could make the economic situation even worse.Mr Cowen said the economy

    18 days ago in Not a sheep · Authority: 27
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    The Irish are stupid, apparently

    http://www.jcm.org.uk/ blog/ ?p=1843

    I don’t even have to check the usual eurosceptic sources to know how the Irish government’s research into the reasons for the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty is likely to be interpreted. Because, you see, they’ve found that the reason for the No vote was that the Irish people didn’t know enough about the treaty.

    26 days ago by Nosemonkey in Nosemonkey’s EUtopia | In search of a European identity · Authority: 115

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