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Anonymous Coward User ID: 385176 United States 10/16/2008 01:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Irish Threatened with “Disastrous Consequences” Over Rejection of Lisbon Treaty Kurt Nimmo Infowars October 15, 2008 It would seem Brussels has had it with Ireland’s intransigence over the Lisbon Treaty and “European integration,” that is to say creating a European superstate. According to the German Foreign Policy website, Elmar Brok, described as an influential German Christian Democratic Union member of the European Parliament, has threatened Dublin with “disastrous consequences” if the Irish leadership refuses to impose yet another referendum on the Irish people, who rejected the treaty in June, even though they were “threatened, cajoled, blackmailed and bullied” to accept by Ireland’s elite, as the Telegraph put it. Specifically, Ireland faces sanctions, including the prospect of renouncing its EU commissioner. “Members of the government as well as high-ranking representatives of influential parties have already spoken out in favor of a second referendum. But the mood in the population is what worries them. The government would like to prolong preparations for ratification because opinion polls have recently exposed that currently more than 70 percent of the Irish are against a repeat of the referendum and - far more than in the first — nearly two-thirds will vote ‘NO’ if the referendum is repeated.” Even so, the SPD European parliamentarian, Jo Leinen, has told the Irish foreign minister he expects ratification to take place long before the European Parliamentary elections, slated for next March. Apparently, much of this increased pressure on Ireland comes ahead of a change of government in London. “Though the British Parliament has already ratified the ‘Lisbon Treaty,’ the Conservative Party, if it should win the coming elections, as opinion polls are predicting, is planning a referendum on the question,” explains the German website. [link to www.infowars.com] Last Edited by Technological Supremacy on 08/29/2011 12:47 AM |
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Rota User ID: 528208 United States 10/17/2008 04:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | national economic boundaries are slowly dissolving Quoting: SHEARED SHEEP 505222Economic boundaries are slowly dissolving but for regular people those boundries are getting tighter. Its much harder to leave the U.S. then it used to be. That shows you what this global crap is going to be like. You will be a slave and you will be imprisoned in your area and only allowed to leave with permission from the masters. we will exist only to serve while they enjoy life to is fullest. . |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 385176 United States 10/17/2008 03:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | national economic boundaries are slowly dissolving Quoting: Rota 528208Economic boundaries are slowly dissolving but for regular people those boundries are getting tighter. Its much harder to leave the U.S. then it used to be. That shows you what this global crap is going to be like. You will be a slave and you will be imprisoned in your area and only allowed to leave with permission from the masters. we will exist only to serve while they enjoy life to is fullest. . Yup, it is complete economic slavery under the banksters |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 132975 United Kingdom 10/17/2008 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | making the utopia of monetary union feasible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 385176Man, if that isn't commu-fascism nothing is. The Economist is a Marxist-Leninist Keynesian Fabian-Socialist fish-wrap! It's not worth wiping your arse on. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 294651 United States 10/17/2008 03:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | making the utopia of monetary union feasible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 132975Man, if that isn't commu-fascism nothing is. The Economist is a Marxist-Leninist Keynesian Fabian-Socialist fish-wrap! It's not worth wiping your arse on. Leninism vs Fabianism: Two Branches of Collectivism [Part 1] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 385176 United States 10/17/2008 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | making the utopia of monetary union feasible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 132975Man, if that isn't commu-fascism nothing is. The Economist is a Marxist-Leninist Keynesian Fabian-Socialist fish-wrap! It's not worth wiping your arse on. Nobody is arguing otherwise. It's the same for the CFR quarterly, Foriegn Policy. Why reading ther stuff is valuable is becaue they print their plans for global enslavement for all to see. They are so egotistical and elitist that they publish their goals like kings handing down edicts. This 1988 piece is a blueprint, designed by the enemy. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 385176 United States 10/17/2008 05:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | making the utopia of monetary union feasible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 294651Man, if that isn't commu-fascism nothing is. The Economist is a Marxist-Leninist Keynesian Fabian-Socialist fish-wrap! It's not worth wiping your arse on. Leninism vs Fabianism: Two Branches of Collectivism [Part 1] Good video. I'll watch part two. What G Edward Griffin just described in how the neocons came to power, wrappen in anti-communism when, in fact, they are communists (Trotskyites). |
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