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chikrodah · 27-03-2008, 03:17 PM

You've not quite got the hang of this discussion forum lark, have you aarable?

A simple "But, back to my original post" would have sufficed.

All you've done is proven, yet again, that you're happy to start threads, but not prepared to debate them. Try looking at my post on the subject of the Bill of Rights on this thread (number 13, I believe).

I think that might answer most of your questions.

Oh and BTW, as I've posted elsewhere, the UK has currently exercised its opt-out on the whole Justice and Home Affairs area of the Lisbon Treaty, so it's unlikely we'll get thumped with a whole new set of lawbooks even immediately after 2014 (when this area of the new treaty comes into effect.)

27-03-2008, 03:17 PM	#28 (permalink)
chikrodah Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Midlands Posts: 1,128	You've not quite got the hang of this discussion forum lark, have you aarable? A simple "But, back to my original post" would have sufficed. All you've done is proven, yet again, that you're happy to start threads, but not prepared to debate them. Try looking at my post on the subject of the Bill of Rights on this thread (number 13, I believe). I think that might answer most of your questions. Oh and BTW, as I've posted elsewhere, the UK has currently exercised its opt-out on the whole Justice and Home Affairs area of the Lisbon Treaty, so it's unlikely we'll get thumped with a whole new set of lawbooks even immediately after 2014 (when this area of the new treaty comes into effect.)