O Jornal Oficial da UE publica este anúncio abrantino a 27 de Março. Tem a ver com obras para corrigir o impacto de incêndios nas freguesias de Fontes,  Carvalhal, e União das Freguesias de Abrantes (São Vicente e São João) e Alferrarede.

A nossa pergunta isto já foi decidido em sessão camarária e a assunção de despesa assumida pela Assembleia Municipal??????

Foi ou não?????

Ler aqui o anúncio transcrito:

Diz o Parlamento de Sua Graciosa Majestade. O Reino Unido não dobra a cerviz aos federastas de Bruxelas, que ninguém elegeu.

Em nome da Rainha, em nome da mais velha democracia do mundo e em nome do Povo.

E depois?

Só posso prometer ''sangue, suor e lágrimas''.

Disse uma vez Sir Winston, a toda a Europa que se vergava à barbárie.

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Ruben L.Oppenheimer , Espagne in Courier International com a devida vénia

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(...)

What will the Greeks do? My heart says they should tell Schäuble to get stuffed. Five years ago, I said they should go for freedom, and I think the same today. What have they gained, by staving off the inevitable? More unemployment, more misery, more poverty. What have they got to lose? Nothing but their chains – the servitude that goes with a cruel monetary version of the Ottoman empire.

Now is the time to rediscover the spirit of Marathon, to fight for the things that made Greece great, to burst the shackles of the Great King of Brussels. Now is the time for what they used to call arete – the full expression of their independent moral virtue.

(..)

But the lessons from the Schäuble paper are clear. They apply to Britain as much as to Greece. The first lesson is that this is what happens when a nation gives up economic sovereignty, in the hope – accurate or deluded – of somehow becoming richer. The Greeks thought they were being smart to sacrifice their monetary independence; they thought they could free-ride. They didn’t appreciate that this autonomy might be something valuable in itself – something they would one day yearn for again.

The second lesson is that whatever they say in Brussels, there is nothing inevitable about any of this process of “integration”. It is all up for grabs. This is no time to moderate UK proposals for reform; quite the reverse, and David Cameron is dead right to open a new front on employment law.

No one can read that German paper, and conclude that the EU is still meant to be an association of sovereign nation-states. These Schäuble proposals are tyrannical. They should be bitterly resisted (...)

Boris Jonhson no Daily Telegraph

leiam um homem inteligente

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