http://quicksilverscreen.com/watch?video=37833

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Thanks Taktic

I've been trying to find some information about this thing for a while. I live in Ireland which means that I am one of the 4 or so million people who will be lucky enough to have the opportunity to vote on this on behalf of 450 million EU citizens. There is so little out there in terms of a simple explanation of what this treaty is about.

i haven't watched this yet but at the moment I feel compelled to vote no - if you don't know what you might be changing, how can you vote yes to it? what would we as a nation be giving up on behalf of the people of 27 sovereign nations?

I'm going to watch this now, thanks again

Yellow : Referendum ratification
Blue : Parliamentary ratification
Green : Ratified

Great Vid. I seen the guys that made this video hassling gerry adams in a book shop and always thought they would achieve something more productive. I think they made a great job with this video it really lays out clearly the ramifications of this treaty/constitution.

I'm not surprised no MPs or Ministers want the public to vote on this it would get shot down in flames.

Nice find by the way

Anthony Coughlan (not cocklin),secretary of the National Platform EU Research and Information Centre (Ireland) sheds his educated view on what the Lisbon treaty really means or is for the memberstates, not what they tell us it is.
The outcome of the referendum will be for all 27 memberstates so that's what they mean with democracy ??

a must watch for europeans and those tracking NWO
I'm Belgian and this is just shocking to most people who think they can trust the news and the EU/government etc.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWe3Q9vXyhI...feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87nppowM-E0...feature=related

an MEP 's vieuw....

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1...h&plindex=0

Full Length Docu ; The end of nations

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4...h&plindex=0

Well it's Lisbon treaty time again

looks as though those in power felt that we voted the wrong way the first time, so we'll have to do it again on Friday.


Bump!!

This has been described by advocates as 'securing the future of democracy in europe', and to use its alternative title, 'a constitution for europe'; it should be granted therefore that you would think a democratic mandate to match such a paramount political document would be a completely logical if not a necessary course of action.
So it looks like things are sideways and backwards in a land of topsy-turvy because this treaty, has been put to the democratic test on three seperate occasions, in france and in holland as well as the initial irish referendum, failing to pass on every single occasion. An now tiny ireland is asked again, the question is repeated once more............all be it a little louder this time.

So, what is going on? Why is ireland being told to vote twice on a 'treaty' the vast majority of these 27 'nations' havnt even been asked to vote on once and those that have have rejected it? I mean in the democratic spirit etc and all supposed intentions.....
This is some really crazy stuff going down here......

Anyways, it has begun...........


The first vote in Ireland’s referendum on the Lisbon treaty was cast yesterday in Barry Edgar Pilcher’s living room in Raven Cottage on Inishfree — and it went to the “no” camp.




Residents of the island, a 15-minute trip by fishing boat from the northwestern coast in Donegal, were allowed to get the EU referendum under way two days before the rest of the country in case their tiny communities were cut off by bad weather on polling day.

Mr Pilcher, 66, a London-born artist and musician, serenaded locals on his saxophone as they voted. “I voted ‘no’ because I think we shouldn’t give our power away,” Mr Pilcher said. Turnout was high, with five of Inishfree’s seven eligible voters casting a ballot. Patsy Dan Rodgers, the “king” of neighbouring Tory Island, said most of the 150 islanders would vote “no”.

from the times