The French and the Dutch recently had referenda on adopting the EU constitution. In both countries the “no” side posted decisive victories. Now Denmark is reconsidering having a referendum at all. My first though was that they’ll just ratify the EU in parliament to get the answer they want. But after reading the BBC article, well, I have no idea what they’re planning:

“We want clarity that it is this treaty, nothing more or less, on which we will vote on 27 September, and if there is no clarity on that, because various processes are started which in principle could change it, then you cannot hold a vote.”

If you can make sense of that, leave a note in the comments.