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By virtue of natural law, the Treaty of Lisbon is obviously invalid, at least in relation to Hungary, firstly, because of a failure to discuss and reconcile this greatly significant treaty with the people, the public and various civil organisations, and secondly, because it was passed without having any idea about the content of the text.
By virtue of natural law, the Treaty of is obviously invalid, at least in relation to of a failure to discuss and reconcile greatly the people, the public and various civil organisations, and secondly, because was passed without having idea about the content of the