EU Parliament Election 2009 in the UK (from Wikipedia)

Alex McKee · 04-06-2008, 03:30 AM

European Parliament election, 2009 (United Kingdom) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This Wikipedia entry outlines changes to the number of seat places in the EU regional lists. Thought it was interesting and possibly of interest to others interested in the next EU election.

pr1 · 15-09-2008, 04:24 AM

Hi. I was the one who helped co-create that article. If the darn Treaty is not ratified, then there will be no change. If the Treaty is ratified, then the reductions will go through.

Jeff · 15-09-2008, 02:49 PM

These EU Elections are a sham just like the whole of the EU is a sham.

Even if one UK party won all 72 seats in the EP it would be nothing to call home about.

The EP is only a front that is in place to cover up for the EU being undemocratic.

This is because the whole of the EU including its 780 MEPs and therefore its half a billion population are under the control of less than fifty EU elites.

Further more,each States elected MPs are only a sham as well,who do they really represent,and what authority do they have to change anything that the EU decrees?

They represent nobody and they have no power to change an EU Decree.

So,who's kidding who?

For starters,most certainly the Conservative,Labour and Liberal Democrat parties are,and oh,lets not leave out the biggest kidder of them all,the shady character of the EU itself.

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15-09-2008, 04:24 AM	#2 (permalink)
pr1 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Preston Posts: 11 Party: Other	Hi. I was the one who helped co-create that article. If the darn Treaty is not ratified, then there will be no change. If the Treaty is ratified, then the reductions will go through.

15-09-2008, 02:49 PM	#3 (permalink)
Jeff Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 314 Party: Other	These EU Elections are a sham just like the whole of the EU is a sham. Even if one UK party won all 72 seats in the EP it would be nothing to call home about. The EP is only a front that is in place to cover up for the EU being undemocratic. This is because the whole of the EU including its 780 MEPs and therefore its half a billion population are under the control of less than fifty EU elites. Further more,each States elected MPs are only a sham as well,who do they really represent,and what authority do they have to change anything that the EU decrees? They represent nobody and they have no power to change an EU Decree. So,who's kidding who? For starters,most certainly the Conservative,Labour and Liberal Democrat parties are,and oh,lets not leave out the biggest kidder of them all,the shady character of the EU itself.