Irland er ikke alene.

Tjekkiet og Polen ved også noget om totalitære systemer.

Den pan-europæiske bevægelse “Libertas” blev startet af den irske politker Declan Ganley i køvandet på irernes NO til Forfatningstraktaten Lissabontraktaten. Bevægelsen er ganske vist i princippet tilhænger af EU, men ikke for dets ‘udvikling’ i retning af en totalitær, tyrkisk-nordpakistansk dhimmi-provins. Den opstiller kandidater til Mickey Mouse-Parlamentet i de fleste EUSSR-gouvernementer – dog vistnok ikke i Danmark:

IRELAND “NOT ALONE” ON LISBON – LIBERTAS
Ireland is “not on its own with regard to the Lisbon Treaty, whatever Brussels might want people to think” Libertas Leader, Declan Ganley has said.  Ganley was responding to comments made by European politicians following the vote on the Treaty in the Czech Senate.

Commenting, Mr. Ganley said:

“Across Europe, people will be disappointed that the Czech Senate bowed to the bullying and browbeating of Brussels.  Libertas is pleased that President Klaus has indicated that he will stand firm beside the people of Ireland and will not ratify it without their consent.  We are also thankful to the President of Poland, who has said that he will also stand by the people of Ireland and will not ratify Lisbon without their consent.

People have claimed that Ireland is ‘isolated’, when in fact we’re simply representing the majority of European opinion here. We remain an independent, sovereign, and proud nation.  We know all too well that the solutions to the economic crisis are not to be found in a Brussels engorged with more power and free from all democratic oversight, as would happen under Lisbon. The solutions are instead to be found in a Europe which listens to its own people.  Now more than ever, Europe must heed our concerns, and respond to great issues like the economic crisis – something which the brutal assault on democratic decisions in France, Ireland, and the Netherlands shows that Brussels today is incapable of.

Whatever the elites in Brussels say, this Treaty is still dead.  If there is another referendum in Ireland, it will be defeated.