Topic: Why, today, I'm proud to be Irish!

Del Boy · June 15th, 2008

This is called democracy at work, just what the EU hate.

The point is that Ireland, like the other countries, signed up for a common market, but instead have found themselves involved in creeping federalism, with more and more power passing to unelected and corrupt bodies of the EU.

France and Holland rejected this treaty, now Ireland have, and they are the only countries which have been allowed a referendum. We ourselves have been denied a promised commitment to such, Gordon Brown's biggest betrayal amongst many. Even yesterday we learned from the French president that he and Brown have agreed to press on with the implementation of the treaty regardless, even though the rule was that if even ONE country rejected it, the treaty would be dead. Democracy be damned - the electorate be damned; corruption rules. Brown won't give us the referendum because he knows it will be swept aside here; he won't do the decent thing and resign and call an election because he will be swept aside. He has become Mugabe in disguise, clinging deperately by his fingertips and still attempting to bully his way through.

It seems that this Lisbon treaty will lead to the formation of a European Army, so the Irish do not wish to see their boys CONSCRIPTED by this corrupt Federal European mafia.

June 15th, 2008
Del Boy Tribunus Laticlavius	This is called democracy at work, just what the EU hate. The point is that Ireland, like the other countries, signed up for a common market, but instead have found themselves involved in creeping federalism, with more and more power passing to unelected and corrupt bodies of the EU. France and Holland rejected this treaty, now Ireland have, and they are the only countries which have been allowed a referendum. We ourselves have been denied a promised commitment to such, Gordon Brown's biggest betrayal amongst many. Even yesterday we learned from the French president that he and Brown have agreed to press on with the implementation of the treaty regardless, even though the rule was that if even ONE country rejected it, the treaty would be dead. Democracy be damned - the electorate be damned; corruption rules. Brown won't give us the referendum because he knows it will be swept aside here; he won't do the decent thing and resign and call an election because he will be swept aside. He has become Mugabe in disguise, clinging deperately by his fingertips and still attempting to bully his way through. It seems that this Lisbon treaty will lead to the formation of a European Army, so the Irish do not wish to see their boys CONSCRIPTED by this corrupt Federal European mafia. __________________ . "Who is wise - he that learns from everyone; who is powerful - he that governs his passions; who is rich- he that is content. Who is that ? -Nobody."