Craobh Gal Gréine Reject Lisbon Treaty

The Lisbon Treaty has many dangers for Ireland. One of the greatest dangers is in the area of immigration, or forced-immigration as it is known when we examine its true undertones.

What this means, is that if the Lisbon Treaty is passed then Ireland will lose control of its borders to the European Parliament. We can no longer decide who enters or who is refused entry into Ireland, as a European-wide law shall dictate the regulations to the Irish people.

Automatically all citizens and all residents in the EU will be entitled to live and travel freely throughout Ireland. They will also be allowed to avail of any Social/Community/ Employment services that Irish people are entitled to, while finally they will have equal voting rights in all Irish elections Local, National and European.

Further to this, the European Union is proposing to introduce a ‘Blue Card’ for all non-Europeans. This will be similar to the ‘Green Card’ system of the US, where if an alien gains admittance into the European Union they will have an entitlement to choose in which country they shall reside in, and further, it entitles them to the same rights of the natives of that country.

As Ireland comprises only a small percentage of the European population, when forced-immigration increases Irelands’ population will be submerged to the foreign immigrants. Our economy will also become polemic and highly volatile towards total collapse, creating mass poverty and a mass debt culture to those in disadvantaged circumstances.

It will also drive up house prices, decrease wages, while putting a strain on our social services, and further the Euro in Ireland will become more devalued. This is because the EU proposed to equalize all Social benefits and Wage-rates throughout the European Union. This will put Ireland in a drastic economic position compared to other European countries, as the levels of immigration are increasing at an unsustainable level, while the disparity of prices is something that cannot be equalised down to in the short period the EU is suggesting.

It is also planning to force Ireland to subsidise this equalisation programme, as a new European Tax that shall replace VAT, is to be raised to finance the institutions and bureaucracy of the European Union. Already a hidden Tax (4% of VAT) is paid to Europe, and this is set to increase yearly to 25% on all products, while certain products shall be subjected to rates of 40% and 50% Tax under the guise of Green Tax, Health Tax, Inheritance Tax, Social Tax etc.

Already close to 12% of the population in Ireland is of alien extraction, while the EU is proposing that at least 50% of all countries will be non-native in the next 30 years. Its objective is to ensure that Nationalism is eradicated throughout Europe and the State borders that exist will cease, so the EU can strengthen its military position.

While Ireland has technically opted at present of this military program, the Lisbon Treaty allows the EU Parliament and the EU Commission to reverse the Irish position, and amend the Treaty as it sees fit over the coming years. Also as the population of Ireland becomes more non-native, then the voting patterns are likely to change, as threats of economic sanctions or jobs transferral creates uncertainty in the Irish market.

Ireland is already beginning to lose its identity, as every city, town and village has been negatively effected by forced-immigration. As forced-immigration continues to increase in the form of cheap labour, job displacement and a worrying trend in bogus refugees, then Irelands’ distinctive culture will be further subverted.

While Ireland is in a position at present to reverse all the damaging changes done to our country by forced-immigration, if the Lisbon Treaty is passed then Ireland is unlikely to recover in the immediate future. It will destroy our culture, eradicate our distinctive qualities, and put the Irish people in enormous crisis regarding our economic position.

In simplicity our lives will be changed forever, our children’s future will be of great uncertainty, and the Irish Republic aspired to by so many fallen patriots will become just a distance memory.

Luckily it can be stopped! Ireland can remain an Independent Sovereign Republic, governed by the Irish people in the interests of the Irish idea. We can keep control over our Borders, over our Economy and over our Education, Religious, Social and Moral rights, all on one condition. We reject the Lisbon Treaty and keep Ireland Irish.

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