A Better Deal

You Irish are so lucky getting the chance to vote no to the Lisbon Treaty… Ireland is the only country to hold a referendum on it. The others didn’t dare.

Crossing my fingers (in Norway) that in Ireland the noes will have it!

WE THE FRENCH AND ALL CELTIC NATIONS SAY NO TO LISBON , IRISH PEOPLE IS OUR LAST HOPE

We hope you will keep your celtic power to say No !!!

Last chance before the hell…

where di you put our 3.5 millions voters among the 5 or 6 milliard world inhabitants, on our stand ,in the “Celtic Nation” as a critical ….region .. we had sufficiet good from Europe than we would get as a Nation , try to think of that , have you been told of that ,Good Bless and Good luck .With or without Us Europe will go forward let us not miss even this chance.
Ciao

A warning in England.

http://www.dailyreckoning.co.uk/Economic-Forecasts/Britain-Sovereignty-Eroded-by-Stealth-00002.html

BRAVI !
GRAZIE ! GRAZIE ! GRAZIE !
W la Libertà.
NO al Potere dei burocrati.

Thanks to the Irish People from german peace movement!
New chance for peace and democracy!

Martin
Friedensgruppe Lüdenscheid
Germany

Hello,
I’m french but , for ever, I love Ireland !
Thanks for this big “No!”
Didier

Well I say that it’s a jolly bad show that you chaps in Ireland have voted against the Lisbon Treaty. The nay sayers across Europe have alot to answer for. It’s absolutely scandalous that people, such as the Irish, who have gained so much from their membership of the EEC, should trash a vital piece of leglislation in this manner. We should ratify this treaty forthwith and whatever the consequences. Here’s to a United States of Europe.

Practically, I do not know English, so I first of all apologize for possible linguistic mistakes.

I was one from thousand the citizens of European countries which signed on side appeal http://www.irish-friends-vote-no-for-me.org Now, I – with satisfaction – can write : I thank Ireland!

We with pride remember the event with history (relief of Vienna – 1683, Battle of Warsaw – 1920), when Poles influenced with their working on fate of Europe. May Irishmen’s decision, she would stop these which undertake risky for European civilization working today. Arguments visit different. Let’s defend however our traditional Christian, West – European culture and freedom of every of us. The nations of Europe beheld to this already probably, to does not permit politicians’ small group to decide in defiance of citizens’ businesses.

We in Polish national hymn have word: ” Gave on example Bonaparte how to win we have”. These were the times when many Poles entered to fighting at side of the emperor’s army Frenchmen legions, seeing in her parade the chance on expulsion the invaders and the reconstruction of state (first European state at which Constitution was resolved). She gave on Ireland example now. You proved, that the commitment the citizens can be effective even then, when the supports have not in power (which however it does not destroy their initiative), that the nation can and he should demand from his representatives exerting oneself about good right and rejection of this, which is bad.

Sorry to disappoint Ireland and it’s army of new found Euro sceptics, but the Euro ‘Bootboys’ are going to get this treaty ratified at ‘whatever’ cost and if this means penalising Ireland until they ‘conform’, then so be it. Clearly, this treaty was not presented in a transparant enough form or in due time, for the Irish electorate to grasp even the fundamentals of it. This alone gave the Nay sayers enough credence to cast sufficient doubt upon the entire process.

From looking at these responses I am now glad I have voted no. I am a pro-European Irishman that believes that at the heart of Europe lies it’s prosperous peoples. Europe and it’s union was not born for the people we elect to power to tell us what to do, it was born of an idea that instead of war and economic ruin that we faced after the second world war, that we could indeed build a peace for all of Europe and enjoy the fruits of our accomplishments. Under Lisbon, how could we?

Presidents that are elected by Brussels and not by 500 million Europeans, courts that say non-nationals that work on our building sites are not entitled to the same rates of pay and union benefits that EU citizens enjoy while overlooking exploitation of these individuals. A Europe that wants to further militarize (Which I think is why Sarcozy is so into bullying Ireland for saying no) and increase military spending while our healhcare and pension systems are on the verge of collapse… A Europe that places more interest on it’s currency than it’s workers that enable the government to have it’s currency. Have we as Europeans not had enough Dictators?

How about this. Majority rules. A commisioner for every state. A president elect with more powers than even Lisbon offers but elected by the peoples of Europe based on the principles of that one man. America has done quite well with it’s system in the twentieth century, why can Europe not have a proper democratic system that allows it’s people to be at the forefront of governance? Why can’t Europe be the Superpower for the Twenty First century?

I really think that Ireland should be eliminated from the EU. They tooked all the EU money and now are rejecting a good project for Europe. With this kind of atitude Europe will sucomb in front of China and other rising economies.