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BRUSSELS: European Union leaders struggled to find a "Plan B" yesterday after Irish voters rejected the bloc's reforming Lisbon Treaty. Irish voters rejected the treaty by 53.4 per cent to 46.6pc.

Presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers across the 27 nation club expressed regret at the vote and said new efforts must be made to get the treaty through after admitting that opponents in Ireland had won, European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso insisted that other countries should continue the ratification of the treaty. But it was Barroso who said last month that there is "no Plan B" if the treaty was defeated.

If you try to put a lot of power in one place it will collapse
Re: New EU Crisis
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GAVCARoCOM wrote:

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If you try to put a lot of power in one place it will collapse


Bloody hell Gav ~ steady on son ~ that's the most intelligent statement you have made on this forum for ages ~ keep it up .

Bill
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GAVCARoCOM wrote:
BRUSSELS: European Union leaders struggled to find a "Plan B" yesterday after Irish voters rejected the bloc's reforming Lisbon Treaty. Irish voters rejected the treaty by 53.4 per cent to 46.6pc.

Presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers across the 27 nation club expressed regret at the vote and said new efforts must be made to get the treaty through after admitting that opponents in Ireland had won, European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso insisted that other countries should continue the ratification of the treaty. But it was Barroso who said last month that there is "no Plan B" if the treaty was defeated.

If you try to put a lot of power in one place it will collapse


Maybe the power is distributed .... Hence better solutions can be found, even if they take longer as more views are considered ..... Wink

But agreed, we do not need / want Turkey sticking her nose in too! Very Happy
Re: New EU Crisis
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GAVCARoCOM wrote:


Presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers across the 27 nation club expressed regret at the vote and said new efforts must be made to get the treaty through after admitting that opponents in Ireland had won


Why have a vote then? You have to be nuts to want in on this.
Re: New EU Crisis
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CanDiaz wrote:
GAVCARoCOM wrote:


Presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers across the 27 nation club expressed regret at the vote and said new efforts must be made to get the treaty through after admitting that opponents in Ireland had won


Why have a vote then? You have to be nuts to want in on this.


The funny thing with this kind of referendum is that if people vote "no" they can ask them again and again until they change their minds. If they vote "yes" then nobody will ask them again if they changed their mind! Rolling Eyes
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Sotos wrote:
CanDiaz wrote:
GAVCARoCOM wrote:


Presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers across the 27 nation club expressed regret at the vote and said new efforts must be made to get the treaty through after admitting that opponents in Ireland had won


Why have a vote then? You have to be nuts to want in on this.


The funny thing with this kind of referendum is that if people vote "no" they can ask them again and again until they change their minds. If they vote "yes" then nobody will ask them again if they changed their mind! Rolling Eyes


Like i said, Nuts.
Rapscallions
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No audit for what is it? 9 years? It's a huge Brussels gravy train riding on the rails of an annual multi trillion Euro public purse. To be an M.E.P is to live the life of luxury.
Re: New EU Crisis
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Bill wrote:
GAVCARoCOM wrote:

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If you try to put a lot of power in one place it will collapse


Bloody hell Gav ~ steady on son ~ that's the most intelligent statement you have made on this forum for ages ~ keep it up .

Bill


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 4:12 am Reply with quote
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SHAMELESS EU leaders are pretending Ireland’s NO vote never happened.

They will ignore the will of the Irish people to press on with grandiose plans for a Euro empire.
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MrBlueSkye wrote:
No audit for what is it? 9 years? It's a huge Brussels gravy train riding on the rails of an annual multi trillion Euro public purse. To be an M.E.P is to live the life of luxury.

I agree , with one addition. ""To be an M.P is to live the life of luxury coupled with generosity towards your wife , your son and his boyfriend as was recently exposed , all paid for by the tax payer !
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