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- by don_quichotte 02/07/2008 @ 13:46

Thanks for visiting OKIDOR!

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- by don_quichotte 01/07/2008 @ 13:57

- by SyNic 14/06/2008 @ 10:16

Thanks to you, Irishman, the "treaty of Lisbon " died!
Irish people : I am sure that a great majority of your brothers, in Europe, are proud of your victory against the antidemocratic adoption of this treaty.
The cloverleaf or "Friday, 13 " are not the magic reasons of this victory: you had to move for it.
And now, we have to all continue to build true Europe reflecting the will of the citizens.
Just go to your favorite pub and drink a beer in honour of new Europe of the citizens, which gets up!
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Le "traité de Lisbonne" est mort ! Vive l'Europe !
Amis Européens, de France, des Pays Bas ou d'ailleurs, allons fêter cette victoire dans un pub Irlandais !
Ce sera l'occasion d'y préparer cette future Europe des citoyens qui veut émerger ... au-dessus de cette Europe technocratique devenue illisible et inintelligible.
Vivent les Irlandais ! Vivent les Européens attachés à une vraie démocratie !
Message for Irish people (from a french fellow) - by SyNic 08/06/2008 @ 19:18

dear Irish people, ("peuple des cités lointaines" ...)



You might have heard this sentence (or one translation) :

Dixit...
--" ... Je souhaite que les Irlandais comprennent l'enjeu extrêmement fort qui les concerne, qui nous concerne ..." /
"... I hope that the Irish understand the extremely high stakes, as they are concerned, as we are concerned ..."



As a simple french citizen, please, one moment, let me tell you that I'm out of this non-communication. ( Do those words bring you anything ? ) I was not consulted to formalize such a speech! You will consider it suggests a particular opinion and it does not reflect a 'general will' from french people.
I am convinced that you, as much as anyone, have the capacity to understand the challenge of democratic principles respect : you don't need my wishes for that.
On the other hand - whether regarding the ratification of the European treaty, you might remain undecided -
I humbly wish that you will not forget these observations:
-- The French were not directly consulted for the approval of this treaty
-- The text of this treaty is not very different from the "draft European Constitution."
"On 29 May 2005, the French have rejected (54.67%) the draft European Constitution that was submitted to them by way of referendum"
(see: http://constitution-europeenne.info/)
-- The Dutch, neither, have not had the opportunity to directly approve this 'new' treaty.
During the consultative referendum held on Wednesday 1st June 2005, the Dutch have rejected (61.6%) the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. The participation was important because it amounts to 64.8%, well beyond the 39% recorded in 2004 for the European elections. (See: http://constitution-europeenne.info/)

-- You use the Internet. You may help yourself to guess whether the Dutch people are really friendly to the treaty today.

-- French, Dutch, (and all the Europeans who have not had the opportunity to express their democratic convictions) have no other choice but to rely on your votes ...

- by paranoYa 29/05/2008 @ 21:20

- by SyNic 06/05/2008 @ 21:59

Enough swagger, we need true debates - by HyppoCrieZy 16/03/2008 @ 18:51

" Enough swagger, we need true debates "

[ WORLD FATE ?? ]

[sorry about approximative translation from french text..:
u should find the original ... : ]
« every day, the media approach 'questions of society making controversy ', that seem to smell the powder, but say to me, in this breaker of 'contradictory' opinions, how many wet firecrackers? How much saliva poured in a simplistic way to hide from true problems being daylight?

It is more important to show common sense and lucidity than to adopt simplistic positions, because, finally, our society cannot be, (according to economist Mao Yashi), a society where seemingly we preach the cause of the poor men, but where really we make nothing for them and where, on the contrary, we spend wildly his saliva to damage better the interests of the most deprived »
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Where from comes the illness I feel by reading what precedes?
Whoever, in Europe, in any cases in France, would have been able to write these lines by thinking of his immediate environment? Why couldn't I find these words by myself ?...
Hey indeed not ! It was necessary that those words came from Chinese, speaking about their country (see International Mail N 906, in March, 2008, p 31)
[ see also the evocation of a petition signed by 12709 petitioners of all China ..]
The intensity of the evoked 'problem' is maybe bigger in China...
For all that, if the nature of the problem is also felt in our country, (which pretends to be more free and more 'democratic'), how is it that this question was never so clearly expressed by ourselves?
May be, that 'would not make it' in our 'democratic' country ?

Even if the reality of the evoked 'problem' is doubtless harder in China than in our country, don't we have more moral responsability to react to this kind of fault ( as we are so proud of our freedom )?
Would we more become 'used to that' than those who are sensible 'to discover' the 'democracy'?...
- by MaiKeFeLaPolis 26/02/2008 @ 18:01

- by zelezar 15/01/2008 @ 22:40

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