Alarming newspaper headings?
- Thread starter Donkmeister
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Errrm how many referendums?
Wrong with a capital W. The Irish voted NO in their referendum and were FORCED to vote again by dictators.
Is this the Europe you want?
Where the peoples voice is not listened too and referendums giving the wrong result are treated with contempt!
That is simply untrue. No wonder the ill-informed are anxious if they are told such lies.
Good god man, do you honestly believe they were forced to the ballot-box at the point of a bayonet?
Have you no recollection of Europe's 20th Century history?
They were offered the chance to vote for a modified treaty with additional safeguards on issues they had been concerned about.
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You mean you'll carry on saying they voted "No" after they voted "Yes"?
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article4128055.ece
I'm sure it says no!
So in the lands of democracy Labour loose the next election but then decide maybe if they give a few concessions we will have another election to get the right result in their eyes.
I'm sure it says no!
So in the lands of democracy Labour loose the next election but then decide maybe if they give a few concessions we will have another election to get the right result in their eyes.
then you are barmy and have lost your grip on reality.Sorry about that
Hope you get better.
Englighten me?
No let me guess. World wars? Right?
And you think that the UK being outside the EU is going to lead to war.
( and then you call me barmy)
Won't it be ironic when you're beloved bliar gets to high office in the EU and then starts a world war.
You claimed that the Irish people were forced to vote by a dictator. I gather you have no understanding of what dictatorship really is. You must have been asleep when Hitller, Mussolini, Stalin and Franco were discussed.
I think (no, I know) that increasing co-operation and interdependency within Europe, especially between France and Germany, was deliberately cultivated after WW2 in order to make yet another devastating war much less likely.
I cannot imagine why you fantasise that I am in love with some politician.
I think (no, I know) that increasing co-operation and interdependency within Europe, especially between France and Germany, was deliberately cultivated after WW2 in order to make yet another devastating war much less likely.
I cannot imagine why you fantasise that I am in love with some politician.
it is currious I agree.
ask a question, you get an answer, you dont like the answer.
so do keep asking the same question till you get the answer you do like?
ask a question, you get an answer, you dont like the answer.
so do keep asking the same question till you get the answer you do like?
They voted NO and were promptly asked to vote again, if they'd voted no again, they would have been asked again, and so on. We all know that in future any opposition to europe in that country will be shouted down with the argument that it was put to a vote and accepted. Or to put it another way, they'll not get asked to vote again now. That's not my idea of democracy, If the government don't win the argument they start another one and throw even more money into persuading people to their way of thinking, and keep on doing it until inevitably they do win. Which is then the end of the argument full stop.
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