2012-11-14, 09:32
#1
I mediadiskussionen om Tonio Borg verkar det anses så.
Tonio Borg har både världslig och idealistisk cred:
"Borg studied law at the University of Malta. As a university student he was active in the Maltese Christian Democrat Student organisation and a member of the University Students' Council. He was also a member of the youth section of the Nationalist Party holding various posts including that of President and Secretary General.
Borg graduated as a Doctor in Laws in 1979. He was called to the bar in 1980, practicing law for fifteen years, specialising in human rights cases. Between 1990 and 1995 he served as member of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture.
Borg holds the post of lecturer in public law at the University of Malta.
He was also a Director of Mid-Med Bank (nowadays HSBC Bank Malta) between 1987 and 1992."
Han är dock konservativ katolik, som vill bevara äktenskapets helgd och bibliska koppling:
"Borg's political views have been described as Catholic conservative. He had proposed to entrench into the Maltese Constitution the sections of the law banning abortion (a criminal offence in Malta). In Parliament, he voted against the introduction of a divorce law, despite it being upheld in a consultative referendum. Borg also spoke out in 2009 against including cohabiting couples (either heterosexual or homosexual) as beneficiaries to legislation enacted around the time of the Second World War intended to protect tenants during the housing shortage of the time.[5][6]"
Vänstern och vissa högerliberala vill få oss att straffa ut konservatismen från EU och få oss att oreflekterat tro att det inte finns några som helst vettiga skäl för konservatism och att konservativa är femtekolonnare som det inte går att lita på i EU-arbetet (medan vänstern förstås alltid sätter EU framför vänstern).
http://www.varldenidag.se/nyhet/2012...-kommissionar/
Tonio Borg har både världslig och idealistisk cred:
"Borg studied law at the University of Malta. As a university student he was active in the Maltese Christian Democrat Student organisation and a member of the University Students' Council. He was also a member of the youth section of the Nationalist Party holding various posts including that of President and Secretary General.
Borg graduated as a Doctor in Laws in 1979. He was called to the bar in 1980, practicing law for fifteen years, specialising in human rights cases. Between 1990 and 1995 he served as member of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture.
Borg holds the post of lecturer in public law at the University of Malta.
He was also a Director of Mid-Med Bank (nowadays HSBC Bank Malta) between 1987 and 1992."
Han är dock konservativ katolik, som vill bevara äktenskapets helgd och bibliska koppling:
"Borg's political views have been described as Catholic conservative. He had proposed to entrench into the Maltese Constitution the sections of the law banning abortion (a criminal offence in Malta). In Parliament, he voted against the introduction of a divorce law, despite it being upheld in a consultative referendum. Borg also spoke out in 2009 against including cohabiting couples (either heterosexual or homosexual) as beneficiaries to legislation enacted around the time of the Second World War intended to protect tenants during the housing shortage of the time.[5][6]"
Vänstern och vissa högerliberala vill få oss att straffa ut konservatismen från EU och få oss att oreflekterat tro att det inte finns några som helst vettiga skäl för konservatism och att konservativa är femtekolonnare som det inte går att lita på i EU-arbetet (medan vänstern förstås alltid sätter EU framför vänstern).
http://www.varldenidag.se/nyhet/2012...-kommissionar/