She can’t sing and half plays the squeeze box interesting Irish music bit odd for a traitor but takes all types!!

Who cares at this minute…choking us with this YES vote wont change this mess they have created…

Economic historian, Prof. Niall Ferguson has pointed out that no nation in 200 years has sustained the level of debt Ireland has without either default or devaluation or both.
Devaluation is not possible unless Ireland leaves or is forced out of the Euro.
The EU/ECB will not countenance an Irish default or restructuring.

Here Ferguson discusses the last nation to sustain debt exceeding it’s GDP. Industrial revolution Britain 1815.

“Britain paid down its debt through growth and running primary budget surpluses. There was no default. There was no inflation. But this, unfortunately, is the only case history offers us.

“And, remember, Britain did have some unusual advantages at that time. It was, or course, the first country to enjoy an Industrial Revolution. It had the world’s biggest empire to draw on, and it had an undemocratic franchise throughout the period, which means the propertied were represented and the propertyless essentially were not. That makes it much easier to make tough fiscal decisions, believe me.”

Is it that easy to just leave, yeah? What about people like that are no longer 25? Fcuk us and into an old folks home or what?

Yes or NO
By Joe Mc Dermott in vote NO in fiscal treaty referendum · Edit doc · Delete
If we vote yes in the forthcoming referendum what exactly are we getting..?

We will be agreeing to a set of economic rules as set out in articles 3,4 and 5 of the Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union

We will also be agreeing to add a clause to article 29.4 of the Irish Constitution which states,
The state may ratify the Treaty on Stability,Co-ordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union done at Brussels on the 2nd day of March 2012. No provision of this Constitution invalidates laws enacted, acts done or measures adopted by the State that are necessitated by the obligations of the State under that Treaty or prevents laws enacted, acts done or measures adopted by bodies competent under that Treaty from having the force of law in the state. which basically means that european law is above our constitutional law.

We will also be agreeing to allow ART. 136 of the TFEU to be put into European law and gives the European Court of Justice jurisdiction over our laws.

If we fail to meet the targets set out in the treaty, a correction mecanism is introduced and obliges us to implement changes to correct the shortfall, and gives the ECJ jursdiction over our laws,ART 8, fines can be imposed and can compel us to change budgets to meet targets, as of ART 3.

You will be Agreeintg to the EU having control over our Budget as set out in ART 5 of the Treaty

You will be agreeing to commit to reducing Gov debt over a 20 year period as set out in ART 4.

You will be agreeing to ART 9 which states everyone must work jointly towords Ecomonic policy thats fair on all member states. (Corporate Tax law)

and ART 11, which binds us to produce all reforms before the EU,, ie. Budgets…

And ART 16 which says it will be written into EU law within 5 yrs..

If you vote NO, what will you get,

All of the above except for changes to the Constitution which will keep the EU out of our affairs,

It will allow us to elect a Government on a democratic basis that does not have the EU managing our budgets, (whats the point in electing a GOV if they have no control over the purse strings)

It will stop the European Court of Justice from having jurisdiction over us.

It will not allow ART 136 to introduce the ESM and makes it invalid

It will stop ART 16 from becoming EU law, (unconstitutional)

It will protect our Corporate Tax laws

Great to see that you are taking this referendum seriously Gis.