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"What the #EuropeanUnion calls" the rule of law "is the multiculturalist ideology imported from American campuses"
argues the French professor of public law at Rennes-I University
#Poland #Hungary
"What the #EuropeanUnion calls" the rule of law "is the multiculturalist ideology imported from American campuses"
argues the French professor of public law at Rennes-I University
#Poland #Hungary
2/8
The accusations of the "rule of law violation" against the members of the Visegrad group, raise the question of legal concepts manipulation with the aim of denying European nations their right to democratic self-determination.
The accusations of the "rule of law violation" against the members of the Visegrad group, raise the question of legal concepts manipulation with the aim of denying European nations their right to democratic self-determination.
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The notion of the rule of law (Rechtsstaat), forged by German jurists in the 19th century, covered two different meanings according to the authors.
For some it was a way to create a liberal government. For others, only a hierarchical organization of the administration.
The notion of the rule of law (Rechtsstaat), forged by German jurists in the 19th century, covered two different meanings according to the authors.
For some it was a way to create a liberal government. For others, only a hierarchical organization of the administration.
4/8
In our societies dominated by the democratic ideal, we require that our standards result from universal suffrage.
The role of the judges is to apply the laws voted by the peoples or their representatives. They can't make prevail their - or NGO - ideologies.
In our societies dominated by the democratic ideal, we require that our standards result from universal suffrage.
The role of the judges is to apply the laws voted by the peoples or their representatives. They can't make prevail their - or NGO - ideologies.
5/8
You don't have to be a great clerk to observe the semantic distortion of the notion of the rule of law by European leaders and judges.
They cut it off from the democratic base. And they give it a precise ideological content, which is "social progressivism".
You don't have to be a great clerk to observe the semantic distortion of the notion of the rule of law by European leaders and judges.
They cut it off from the democratic base. And they give it a precise ideological content, which is "social progressivism".
6/8
Worse, the EU don't even respect its own laws.
Article 4 of the EU
"The Union shall respect the equality of Member States before the Treaties as well as their national identities, inherent in their fundamental structures, political and constitutional"
Worse, the EU don't even respect its own laws.
Article 4 of the EU
"The Union shall respect the equality of Member States before the Treaties as well as their national identities, inherent in their fundamental structures, political and constitutional"
7/8
If the rule of law mechanism was only an anti-corruption mechanism, it would have been accepted. But it is not about that
For the EU the rule of law is a progressive multiculturalist ideology, imported from 🇺🇸 campuses.
All this ideological corpus must become compulsory
If the rule of law mechanism was only an anti-corruption mechanism, it would have been accepted. But it is not about that
For the EU the rule of law is a progressive multiculturalist ideology, imported from 🇺🇸 campuses.
All this ideological corpus must become compulsory
8/8
The fundamental questions is:
Can European peoples still self-determine?
Can we still vote for a conservative government?
We may soon no longer be in a democracy. We will just have to read Orwell...before this one gets censored.
The fundamental questions is:
Can European peoples still self-determine?
Can we still vote for a conservative government?
We may soon no longer be in a democracy. We will just have to read Orwell...before this one gets censored.
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