The preamble of the constitution makes Europe into a major premise of our
constitution," says Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, the head of the pro-business Free
Democratic Party (FDP) group in the European Parliament. "Today's judges treat
it like an annoying postscript. That's alarming."
Yes, and the actual central clauses of the constitution state that that all
power derives from the people.
The european parliamentarians are particularly noisy about the court daring
to interfere, at this time. They're probably still sore about the fact that the
Court ruled that the European Parliament didn't meet "international democratic
standards", and so wasn't a suitable receptacle for future transfer of
sovereignty.
From memory, the international democratic standard they saw the european
parliament failing had to do with one MEP representing 300,000 germans, and
50,000 maltese....Ah well. Germany gets to show its eurosceptic side, for a change.
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