Ireland referendum bails Poland out

Polonius3:

The Irish referendum saved Poland and otehr EU countreis from an endlessly expanding bloated Brussels brueacracy which was taking over more and more decisons from EU member states. Three years ago French and Dutch voters scrubbed the EU Constitution in similar referenda. If Poland had done so, there would have been no end to the furious attacks and insults hurled at Warsaw in the spirit of super-frog Chirac who said Poles should sit down and keep their mouths shut. Fortunately, his country's voters as well as those of the Netherlands and most recently Ireland helprd bail Poland out. Now the Eurocrats will have to think up a away to repackage the old, rejected Lisbon Treaty as some new initiative. They did it before, repackaging the EU Constiution rejected by the French and Dutch as the "all new" EU-reforming Lisbon Treaty the Irish rejected on Thursday.

Polonius3Threads: 1,005 Posts: 4,833 Joined: Apr 11, 08	Jun 13, 08, 13:44 / #
The Irish referendum saved Poland and otehr EU countreis from an endlessly expanding bloated Brussels brueacracy which was taking over more and more decisons from EU member states. Three years ago French and Dutch voters scrubbed the EU Constitution in similar referenda. If Poland had done so, there would have been no end to the furious attacks and insults hurled at Warsaw in the spirit of super-frog Chirac who said Poles should sit down and keep their mouths shut. Fortunately, his country's voters as well as those of the Netherlands and most recently Ireland helprd bail Poland out. Now the Eurocrats will have to think up a away to repackage the old, rejected Lisbon Treaty as some new initiative. They did it before, repackaging the EU Constiution rejected by the French and Dutch as the "all new" EU-reforming Lisbon Treaty the Irish rejected on Thursday.

noimmigration	Jun 13, 08, 14:38 / #
EU to poland ( poland siphons millions of british taxpayers money like a leach ) EU to britain ( we get served with millions of unwated immigrants, we lose our identity, soveriegnty and we bleed money to a pathetic nations like poland romania, slovakia et.)

MichalThreads: - Posts: 2,408 Joined: Feb 27, 07	Jun 14, 08, 08:38 / #
noimmigration: slovakia et.) Actually, I quite like Slovakia or at least I have met some people from that country and they always seem very nice. Poland, however, is another story, and yes, I must agree, it is a big wast of time and money.

espanaThreads: 40 Posts: 2,233 Joined: Feb 28, 07	Edited by: espana Jun 14, 08, 08:42 / #
Michal: Michal where have you been? we miss you here!!!! hehe

ShelleySThreads: 18 Posts: 3,647 Joined: Jun 26, 07	Edited by: ShelleyS Jun 14, 08, 08:43 / #
Michal: Michal Nice to see you back Michal, it's not been the same around here without you ;-) Polonius3: The Irish referendum saved Poland and otehr EU countreis from an endlessly expanding bloated Brussels brueacracy which was taking over more and more decisons from EU member states. Three years ago French and Dutch voters scrubbed the EU Constitution in similar referenda. If Poland had done so, there would have been no end to the furious attacks and insults hurled at Warsaw in the spirit of super-frog Chirac who said Poles should sit down and keep their mouths shut. Fortunately, his country's voters as well as those of the Netherlands and most recently Ireland helprd bail Poland out. Now the Eurocrats will have to think up a away to repackage the old, rejected Lisbon Treaty as some new initiative. They did it before, repackaging the EU Constiution rejected by the French and Dutch as the "all new" EU-reforming Lisbon Treaty the Irish rejected on Thursday. have you read it and do you know the actual reasons behind them saying no?

mbarbaraThreads: - Posts: 13 Joined: Jun 8, 08	Jun 14, 08, 17:20 / #
Michal, are you Polish. complain, complain, complain...I honestly cannot beleive the ignorance and bigotry of some people...

z_dariusThreads: 22 Posts: 5,091 Joined: Oct 18, 07	Jun 14, 08, 22:13 / #
Michal: Actually, I quite like Slovakia or at least I have met some people from that country and they always seem very nice Unlike your Polish wife? mbarbara: Michal, are you Polish. He's not. He hates anything Polish. He's in love with anything soviet though.