Vote Yes or : “We Will Raze Your Homes and Crush Your Dreams – Discuss”
Michael Taft Reviews the scary tales of the Yes Side :
The Government is doing everything possible to prevent a debate on the Fiscal Treaty. The tactic employed is as old as government itself – fear. It is hard to keep track with all the plagues and maladies that will be visited on this fair land if the people dare vote no in the referendum: we will be isolated, we will be turned into Greece, hospitals and schools will close down, public sector workers won’t get paid, the elderly will have to beg for alms on the cathedral steps.
http://www.irishleftreview.org/2012/05/01/fiscal-treaty-files-raze-homes-crush-dreams-discuss/
[...] The categorical difficulty with British attempts to reconstruct Victorian politics is that Europe’s electorate keep vouchsafing them down. The latest were Irish electorate in a referendum. In annoy of a ongoing predicament in a eurozone, they did not, as a Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in a Guardian, validate a policies of a stream Dublin government. Instead, they sojourn resolutely pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all demeanour of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial animation decorated Gilmore’s associate celebration and cupboard member Joan Burton manufacture a poster stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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[...] The main trouble with British attempts to recreate Victorian politics is that Europe’s voters keep letting them down. The latest were Irish voters in the referendum. In spite of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone, they did not, as the Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in the Guardian, endorse the policies of the current Dublin government. Instead, they remain firmly pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all manner of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial cartoon depicted Gilmore’s fellow party and cabinet member Joan Burton erecting a placard stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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[...] The main trouble with British attempts to recreate Victorian politics is that Europe’s voters keep letting them down. The latest were Irish voters in the referendum. In spite of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone, they did not, as the Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in the Guardian, endorse the policies of the current Dublin government. Instead, they remain firmly pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all manner of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial cartoon depicted Gilmore’s fellow party and cabinet member Joan Burton erecting a placard stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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[...] The main trouble with British attempts to recreate Victorian politics is that Europe’s voters keep letting them down. The latest were Irish voters in the referendum. In spite of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone, they did not, as the Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in the Guardian, endorse the policies of the current Dublin government. Instead, they remain firmly pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all manner of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial cartoon depicted Gilmore’s fellow party and cabinet member Joan Burton erecting a placard stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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[...] The main trouble with British attempts to recreate Victorian politics is that Europe’s voters keep letting them down. The latest were Irish voters in the referendum. In spite of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone, they did not, as the Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in the Guardian, endorse the policies of the current Dublin government. Instead, they remain firmly pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all manner of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial cartoon depicted Gilmore’s fellow party and cabinet member Joan Burton erecting a placard stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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[...] The main trouble with British attempts to recreate Victorian politics is that Europe’s voters keep letting them down. The latest were Irish voters in the referendum. In spite of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone, they did not, as the Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in the Guardian, endorse the policies of the current Dublin government. Instead, they remain firmly pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all manner of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial cartoon depicted Gilmore’s fellow party and cabinet member Joan Burton erecting a placard stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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[...] The main trouble with British attempts to recreate Victorian politics is that Europe’s voters keep letting them down. The latest were Irish voters in the referendum. In spite of the ongoing crisis in the eurozone, they did not, as the Irish Labour Party’s Eamon Gilmore asserted in the Guardian, endorse the policies of the current Dublin government. Instead, they remain firmly pro-EU. Irish politicians know this, and all manner of disasters were invented if they voted no. A editorial cartoon depicted Gilmore’s fellow party and cabinet member Joan Burton erecting a placard stating, “Vote yes, or Europe will literally explode”. [...]
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