Blair for EU president, page 1
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reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 05:13 AM by Mikey84
Originally posted by redgy
Blair for UN president

Could he be a new leader for all un countries,

www.prophecynewswatch.com...



Did you even read the article? And if you did, did you even understand it?

It says nothing at all about the UN.

It talks about the EU – a completely different thing.

This should help you understand the difference and what each one is.

UN

EU

Mikey






[edit on 2/10/2009 by Mikey84]


reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 05:24 AM by Mikey84
Originally posted by redgy

Opps, edit for EU.

[edit on 2-10-2009 by redgy]


Already several threads:

Here
Here Also
Again here
Another one
More here

And plenty more under the search option

Mikey



reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 06:52 AM by Mikey84
If the Lisbon Treaty gets in, it will create a President of the European Council, not a President of the EU (That’s an informal title that the Media have been using).

The people would not be electing this person who becomes the President of the European Council.

POSITION
The President of the European Council is a position in the European Union (EU) that chairs the European Council. At present it is an unofficial low key position (also referred to as the President-in-Office) which rotates between member states every six months.

IF LISBON GETS A YES
Under the proposed Treaty of Lisbon, this system would be replaced by a permanent post with a two and a half year term. If the ratification of the treaty takes its course as scheduled, the first permanent President would be appointed in late 2009 and enter office when the treaty gains legal force on 1 January 2010. Parts of the media have touted the post as the "President of the European Union".[1] The president is not granted any formal power, but he or she would "chair and drive forward [the work of the European Council]" and take part in the representation of the common foreign policy of the EU on the world stage.

ELECTION
As currently proposed, the new President of the European Council would be elected for a two and a half year term. The election would take place by a qualified majority among the members of the body, and the President can be removed by the same procedure. Unlike the President of the European Commission, there is no approval from the European Parliament.

So you can get a brief idea:

President of the European Council

President of the European Union

Lisbon Treaty

Mikey


reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 06:58 AM by multichild
reply to post by spy66


Hi Spy66, have you been watching the video about Prince William being the new world leader.

Is that your suprise choice?



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