posted on Oct, 31 2010 @ 10:18 PM
This news is a few days old but it does not seem to have been mentioned on ATS as far as I can see. It seems that in order to make future banks
bailouts compatible with the Lisbon treaty, it has to be re-written. It's a bit like US congress retrovoting for the legalisation of foreclosure
laws. However in this case, the people of Ireland would be voting for the third time on a European constitution.
There were reports after the second Irish referendum that it was fixed (ballot boxes missing for 48hrs). A total turn-around from a no vote to an
overwhelming yes vote - you do the maths.
So what happens if there is another Irish referendum on the Lisbon treaty ? Ireland is post 'building/banking scam', in the middle of an elite
induced recession and facing a very uncertain future. What are the chances of another referendum going in the way of the europen elite ? very slim
i'd say.
Surely the rest of the 'europeans' must realise now that Lisbon treaty was a mistake.
A few Sources
independent.ie
breakingnews.ie
Sorry, no vids on this the msm seems to be playing this one down very efficiently
Take Care
All_Truth_Soon