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With 5 days to go, are the Yes side confident?

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    #32
    Pull_a_tition
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9 ✭Pull_a_tition


    Count Dooku wrote: »
    If Lisbon pass, only corrupted political establishment will win.
    There is no difference between Labour, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael now.
    They want to keep their nice paid jobs in Leinster House. Nothing else.
    If Ireland will say NO, they will take hit. Nobody will respect them in Europe.
    Everybody will ask them - do they represent somebody else or they represent just their backbenchers?
    NO Supporters are not best people in the world, but they are idealists. They have ideals. Political establishment doesn’t have any ideals, only deep pockets.

    You can voat out the FF/FG/Lab in the next General Election.

    This election is about wither IRL stays with GR/FR/IT/UK/SP/PL....


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    #33
    Rb
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    nesf wrote: »
    You bunch of culture swapping sodomites?
    Hah, yes, that kind of thing :) It could be the most entertaining evening of the year, but of course it would be important to contain their ramblings to the Irish public and not let Europe know we're housing such lunacy.


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    #34
    The Volt
    Registered Users Posts: 7,957 ✭✭✭The Volt


    Oh my..

    PAT LYONS (67)
    Taxi driver

    “I’ll be voting No because I think the Government is selling us out all the time in the EU. I have voted No in all previous EU referendums but I’m not against the EU per se.

    “The way I see it the bureaucrats over there are just making jobs for themselves. They’re all in collusion with each other like the Government here. I think the No vote will carry again this time but it won’t be as big as last year.”


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    #35
    moondogspot
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    Pull_a_tition wrote: »
    You can voat out the FF/FG/Lab in the next General Election.

    This election is about wither IRL stays with GR/FR/IT/UK/SP/PL....

    I can see why some will use their vote as a vote against the government. Why would they wait

    until 2012? By then Fianna Fáil will have completely destroyed the country as if they haven't

    done enough already. However, there is no guarantee that Fianna Fáil would call a general

    election if Lisbon failed but their position would almost be untenable. By the way if Britain got

    their way they would probably leave the EU.


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    #36
    The Volt
    Registered Users Posts: 7,957 ✭✭✭The Volt


    moondogspot wrote: »
    I can see why some will use their vote as a vote against the government. Why would they wait

    until 2012? By then Fianna Fáil will have completely destroyed the country as if they haven't

    done enough already. However, there is no guarantee that Fianna Fáil would call a general

    election if Lisbon failed but their position would almost be untenable. By the way if Britain got

    their way they would probably leave the EU.
    I said this in another thread:

    Basically voting no just to piss off the Government is almost like saying okay mister, you're after punching me so the best way to get you back is to punch myself in the face.


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    #37
    Agent Smith
    Moderators, Regional East Moderators Posts: 21,504 Mod ✭✭✭✭Agent Smith


    thebigcheese22 wrote: »
    Judging by the Irish Times poll and the most recent one today in one of the newspapers (forget which one) is it a foregone conclusion or do we still have to keep campaigning hard right up to Friday?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGscoaUWW2M



    I'll be out untill the bitter end.


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