Every politician should be investigated past and present, to insure that all their assets they’ve acquired are legitimate.
Its been clear to people for years now, that most if not all have or had some sort of scam at one stage seems to be the norm.

Message to the Attorney General……………Please listen to the people of Ireland and rule for a referendum on this……….

Personally I believe that this treaty will have such far reaching effects, that it is likely to affect the fundamental human rights enshrined in our Constitution for the vast majority of the population.
To deny a referendum on this is disgraceful and anti-democratic as it will mean not only will Austerity be a policy, but it will be the only policy to be answered to in the future. It’s a treaty to continue to protect banks and bankers, and the Irish people know it.

Grey men in Grey Suits decide our Future.

It is quiet apt that a far reaching treaty like this should not be put to the people anywhere in Europe. The EU are firm believers of “start as you mean to go on” and at this stage it must be very clear to all but the most deluded EU Fanatics that democracy, accountability and the idea of Europe being about differing states working together is well gone and are not coming back.

Instead they are going to insist on decades of austerity for some, and the maintaining of a currency union that stifles growth and potential for about countries, it gives a boost to the rest by making them artificially competitive.

They might view themselves as benevolent masters but European history suggests that in the long term the desire to be free and in control of one’s own future will prove too strong.

by hook or by crook, enda and the gang will do what ever it takes in order to make sure we keep his euro chums happy so he’ll be the president of the European council next year and will be able to swan around and shake hands! you can be damn sure enda will do every thing possible to avoid a referendum just in case the people were stupid enough to vote no.

Respondents calling for a referendum do so on the assumption that if one were called the Government would lose. However, they should considered the consequences of such a referendum succeeding. The effect would be to write the proposed fiscal treaty into our constitution. This would prevent any future goverment from breaching the fiscal limits under any circumstances without first holding a fresh referendum. No one can predict what lays ahead for the economy and to tie the hands of future governments is less than wise. By dealing with this treaty or pact by legislation we at least create the ability to undo it immediately through emergency legislation should that necessity

On the democratic issue, if you don’t like it mobilise support for your view at TD level.

Every government in Ireland jumps on the advice of ‘independent’ experts to rubber stamp positions that have been in the political ether prior. If future generations are to be obliged to moderate national budgets to satisfy international obligations, a referendum does not seem unreasonable. It is a lot bigger issue than judges’ pay.

Wonder could Michael D Higgins be a hero and become the first president ever(to my knowledge, correct me if I’m wrong please, I couldn’t find the information so had the de facto assumption) to use the clause that he can get a referendum by asking the supreme court. Lets see is he brave enough for it! A strong challenge to you MHD.