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30 Sep 09
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Regardless of how we vote (I'm voting No); the Czech Prime Minister will not ratify the Treaty, he is delaying signing it for at least six months.
By then there'll surely be a change in power across the water and Brown will be dumped out - meaning the Tories will call for a referendum on the Treaty and it will be soundly defeated.
So Yes or No, it won't matter a flying **k how we go.
Lisbon Treaty will never be ratified by all member states, you can quote me on that :-)
By then there'll surely be a change in power across the water and Brown will be dumped out - meaning the Tories will call for a referendum on the Treaty and it will be soundly defeated.
So Yes or No, it won't matter a flying **k how we go.
Lisbon Treaty will never be ratified by all member states, you can quote me on that :-)
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Great news Viva, but the Czech PM would want to watch his back. Thse guys are not interested in no.
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Won't matter anyway because the craven rent boys that run this kip will ignore a No vote and drop their kaks again. Lads in GPO should have went on the** or to Fairyhouse instead.
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i hope you're right viva.
i actually started a thread on this few days ago. small glimmer of hope. dont trust cameron though! |
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hey viva , any links to that? At least it will take the some of the heat off Ireland either way
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http://synonblog.dailymail.co.uk/
its on the other thread you were posting on adrian |
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Will you give it a rest with links to the Daily Mail website. The worst friggin paper in print.
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all the same tgm. wake up son |
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badger's back 30 Sep 20:57
http://synonblog.dailymail.co.uk/ its on the other thread you were posting on adrian oh that link, Ill take it more seriously once it reaches other papers given the fact that that article is a week old, not to mention the agenda it seems to have. have you read the other headlines? not very hard to spot their 'balanced' viewpoint in fairness Larry, Curley and Enda The Lisbon Yes man with links to Libya The Irish government's 'Yes to Lisbon' glove-puppets Irish prime minister still confused on Lisbon |
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And all that aside, I am voting for my country not other countries. If we vote yes and it is still not passed, so be it, I know ill have done what I could to get it going.
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Here we go lads:
http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/czech-politics.jm [i] Czech senators to file Lisbon Treaty complaint on Sept 29 |
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point taken, for now that doesnt concern me anyway. Its not gonna stop me voting yes to something I beleive is a good thing
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wat pi sses me off is whenever i come across any of these gangsters( as in every one of the cun ts ) on any street in any town , the amount of people that are fawning over them defies belief .
ffs tell the c unts what you think of them , it was a severe test of my patience yesterday upon coming across a pro europe fg canvassing complete with big t it girls in yellow t shirts to not get out of the car to lambast them , inda included . i was rushing on a 20 min break to ensure a few bills were looked after in time as not to incur charges , and these c u nts were blocking the road . ffs , when is the revolution ever gonna start |
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Bumped into the Blueshirts myself in Grafton Street (actually Yellow shirts!). Some tasty looking dim looking girls. I wonder would they swap my vote for sexual favours? Although dim middle class girls are usually c rap in the sack :(
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Looks like the Czechs will be ratifying the Treaty after all
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Looks like the Czechs will be ratifying the Treaty after all
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Bout time. We need to get it sorted soon.
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We.
Rofl :^0 |
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Apologies, did a Bono on it,
meant I would like for it to get sorted soon. |
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:-) bono would cringe
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** patriotsim
the fact wer borrowing money to feed/house/support the foreign scroungers says it all. Ireland is being **d by bankers an politicians. Civil servants an d private sector will pay for it now |
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Plenty of Irish scroungers out there - are you happy to subsidise them?
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the Irish scroungers were always here but its the plane loads coming in here everyday thats galling me.
Welfare tourism is booming here, future generations will be burdened with the debt. Look at the public finances,haha! if the country was a business it be filing for bankrupcy. |
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the plane loads coming in here everyday
Are these rendition flights? |