BIG: THANK YOU IRELAND ! (80)
NettermannDiekirch, Luxembourg6 Threads 965 PostsPhoenix: Nope thats not the reason...try again. But before you do eat fish it's good for the brain...or a juicey big T bone (loads of proteins)...
Phoenix: So why not respect the the first vote????
Cant you read?? I wrote that people wouldnt have had a clue about what they were voting for, they didnt even read that treaty ( or most of them).
Nettermann: Cant you read?? I wrote that people wouldnt have had a clue about what they were voting for, they didnt even read that treaty ( or most of them).
No need getting STINK,Un-Netty!
after reading this thread i am pissed off with the rest of the eu,i didnt vote on the 2nd one because i knew it would go though and most of the eu didnt vote on it.it was left up to there govs. to do it,so if your gov voted for you on lisbon shut up about ireland will you
john2: after reading this thread i am pissed off with the rest of the eu,i didnt vote on the 2nd one because i knew it would go though and most of the eu didnt vote on it.it was left up to there govs. to do it,so if your gov voted for you on lisbon shut up about ireland will you
And just maybe if you and the other 40% who didn't bother turning out and voting NO...It may not have been voted IN..
You had the right to vote but refused..So your opinion counts for nothing.
Look mate if i had voted i would gone down to the yes side,
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john2: Look mate if i had voted i would gone down to the yes side,G
You didn't...so like I said your opinion counts for nothing.
Phoenix: You didn't...so like I said your opinion counts for nothing.
shut up will you i have a opinion like the next man or woman and you will not going to stop me,G
john2: shut up will you i have a opinion like the next man or woman and you will not going to stop me,
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And if I don't shut up..what you gonna do?? Jump down a web connection..
Bottom line is, you had a chance to vote but refused...You refused to voice you opinion in a vote...
Tell's me you've nothing to say
Jan1305: I remain optimistic about the future of Europe, and over 67% of voters in Ireland clearly feel the same.
Perhaps this time around the voters were more educated about the complex issues in the Treaty, and realised that it is fundamentally about reform, enabling the machinations of Europe to work more efficiently and democratically.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights, requiring all EU law to be compliant with human rights law, is for me one of the most important things in the Treaty. This will extend the rights of EU citizens in so many areas such as education, freedom of thought, equality before the law, and workers rights such as the collective bargaining and collective action.
Ireland has benefited enormously from its EU membership, and is viewed as a model to other more recent member countries, who hope they too will benefit in the same way.
Perhaps this time around the voters were more educated about the complex issues in the Treaty, and realised that it is fundamentally about reform, enabling the machinations of Europe to work more efficiently and democratically.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights, requiring all EU law to be compliant with human rights law, is for me one of the most important things in the Treaty. This will extend the rights of EU citizens in so many areas such as education, freedom of thought, equality before the law, and workers rights such as the collective bargaining and collective action.
Ireland has benefited enormously from its EU membership, and is viewed as a model to other more recent member countries, who hope they too will benefit in the same way.
Hi Jan
No the voters were no more informed than the last time round about the complexity of the issue, and as a matter of fact 90% of the politicians arnt either ( info from a once close friend - Chairman of the German FDP party now sadly deceased)
Yes i agree the CFR is an important issue any where in europe unfortunately is not respected by some of the old communist countries or oriental contries for their own unlogical or ethical reasoning.
In the last 20 years eire is the only country in the EU block that has benefited from the EU but only due to the gi normous subsidies that have been poured into it. Now the subsidies have been reduced considerably the companies that once were situated there mainly in the Cork area are pulling out to mainland Europe which will cause the Cork area sooner or later to become no longer a viable area to invest in.
Phoenix: And if I don't shut up..what you gonna do?? Jump down a web connection..
Bottom line is, you had a chance to vote but refused...You refused to voice you opinion in a vote...
Tell's me you've nothing to say
Bottom line is, you had a chance to vote but refused...You refused to voice you opinion in a vote...
Tell's me you've nothing to say
report you to sarky
Hi Phoenix
Phoenix: And if I don't shut up..what you gonna do?? Jump down a web connection..
Bottom line is, you had a chance to vote but refused...You refused to voice you opinion in a vote...
Tell's me you've nothing to say
i can say what want to sayBottom line is, you had a chance to vote but refused...You refused to voice you opinion in a vote...
Tell's me you've nothing to say
Macedonia, Croatia, among others are on their way to the EU. Negotiations are being held...including with Turkey. Do you guys think that after all the negotiations, Europeans will be asked about the expansion? That would frustrate expectations. Something against Negotiation principals.
cristina: From Macedonia too[/quote
Congrats. This means no visa since Jan, right?
Right Congrats. This means no visa since Jan, right?
Steevyv: from Croatia.
lol...as a follow on..
if we said no
they would of set up the treaty again and again
if we said no
they would of set up the treaty again and again
At least we don't cheat our way to soccer world cups like some countries.
billyj1: At least we don't cheat our way to soccer world cups like some countries.
scarwolve: funny,,,
u dismiss hes irish (i only found out)
just cause he lived in the north doesnt mean he isnt irish
the english occupy it. and he shud call himself english?
if he truely believes hes irish then he is and he says he as irish blood... what ur saying is....if spain decided to attack ur country and they own it, does that mean then ur automaticaly spanish
u dismiss hes irish (i only found out)
just cause he lived in the north doesnt mean he isnt irish
the english occupy it. and he shud call himself english?
if he truely believes hes irish then he is and he says he as irish blood... what ur saying is....if spain decided to attack ur country and they own it, does that mean then ur automaticaly spanish
Thank you.
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