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: Objective JusticeIrish Vote No on Lisbon Treaty
By Sean Sirrine
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It comes as no surprise that Ireland, (the only country that put the decision to popular vote), has decided that they don't want to ratify the EU "reform" treaty.Why is it not a surprise?
Well, giving a new name to the same old policy is unlikely to confuse voters so much that they decide to now vote for what they rejected before.
Full post as published by Objective Justice on June 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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