WarRoom Battleground EP 1088: Olivier Bault, Ordo Luris Update On Legal Victories And Defeats In Europe

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Stephen K. Bannon 0:02
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Ben Harnwell 0:55
Thursday seventeenth of September Annu two thousand and twenty-six. Harwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's Warum. Well, regular viewers to the war room might have picked up um because I've said it quite a lot. When I was working, when I was a staffer in the European Parliament, one of the organizations that that I think did just absolutely does peasant tense does absolutely incredible work. Um not only in its native Poland but uh right across the European Union is Ordo Joris, really an organization extremely active on standing for the rule of law and members Member states' rights within the European Union. This is crucially important for the development of the European Union as it goes forward, which is becoming less and less democratic, more and more centrally um centralized uh in its administration.
Ben Harnwell 1:55
Um and that is dangerous for America's principal ally defending. the Christian West, if if that principal ally succumbs ever more into the hands of people like Ursula Von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission. Well, he's been on the show before. Let me welcome back Olivier Beau, the director of communications for Ordo Euris. Olivier, I have to tip my hat to you because you guys have been responsible for a legal judgment. In Poland, which I think has ramifications right across the European Union when it comes to Member States asserting their sovereignty, and I am amazed that this is not already on the front page. page of of all the this the inverted commas series press. So what has happened is, look, I just for our American audience, I just wheel back a little bit.
Ben Harnwell 2:58
formally in the Treaty of Maastricht in ninety nineteen ninety two and then subsequently un under the Lisbon Treaty, the the Treaty of the European Union, the TEU as it's referred to, in short, which is the de facto constitution of the European Union. U European Union law is sovereign. over member states law. Right. The European Court of Justice, which is I suppose equivalent to the EU's Supreme Court, came out with a a couple of judgments in the sixties and seventies that already made that claim, but that was judicial activism. It was put in the treaties it themselves in in Maastricht and Lisbon. And that's horrific that that the European Union law is sovereign over um over Member States' laws. As Olivier himself has said on this show, there is a sticking point and it's not just Poland.
Ben Harnwell 4:06
Who is putting its hand up to saying, hang on a minute, there's a sticking point here. There is very little disagreement on behalf of the the the the twenty seven Member States, the twenty seven countries in the European Union now that European

Who is Olivier Bault and what does Ordo Luris do in Europe?

Ben Harnwell 4:25
Union law takes precedence over Member States' law, own law, national law, passed in their own parliaments, where there is a conflict between the two. As Olivier has stated, however, on this show, there is a jurisprudence Which says European law is not sovereign over Member States' own constitutions. And when I say that's not just Poland putting its hand up at the back of the room saying, hang on a bit, Germany, I would suggest, in addition to Poland, has been the most forthright in insisting on that principle. Because of course, you know, looking back to the twentieth century, Germany, Germany is is the modern state is very uh protective over what it calls its its basic law, which is its de facto constitution.
Ben Harnwell 5:13
And so we had quite recently a judgment from the European

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