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Alternative Referendum Commission Booklet Launched national |
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 Monday May 28, 2012 21:19 by éirígí PRO - éirígí
 Over the course of the last number of weeks every household in the Twenty-Six Counties has received an 'information' booklet from the Referendum Commission. This booklet was supposed to provide an impartial and independent critique of the 'Stability Treaty', but in reality it could have been printed by Fine Gael or IBEC. Instead of impartiality and independence the booklet delivers staggering bias and preference in favour of the Yes campaign. It unquestioningly regurgitates the position of those who support the treaty without any reference to the very valid arguments of those who are opposed to it. Countless independent commentators and even many within the Yes camp admit that the booklet could not be objectively considered independent.
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Fantastic piece of work. Very clever and funny too. Well worth the small bit of hassle of downloading it. I'm going to forwad it to all my contacts before thursday and would encourage everyone else to do the same.
The referendum commission have got away with murder over the last few weeks. The Banana Republic is alive and well.
Maybe a moderator could give it a bit more prominence on the homepage?
Great piece of work, this needs to be distributed as widely as possible before Thursday.
Agree with the above suggestion for displaying on the homepage.
The more people who see this, the better.
Something like this could make all the difference with those who are undecided.
Well done to all involved.
nice summation...well done to all concerned.
pdf does not display properly on apple mac preview
which is what apple users normally use to view pdfs
I received an e-mail about an hour ago from Bill Still, who as some readers will already know is an American documentary film producer and author of several non-fiction books on the EXTREMELY IMPORTANT subject of national money-supply systems; and, who has just completed a short video for Republic of Ireland voters to consider -- should they wish to do so of course -- before they vote in tomorrow's "ESM Treaty" Referendum.
In part, this morning's e-mail from Bill Still reads as shown in the section immediately below:
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If you approve, please pass around quickly. My latest (short video) on Ireland:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQwBvtLpFec
Bill Still.
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 7:43 AM, William Finnerty wrote:
"Why is monetary reform so critically important? Because the money power has more impact on citizens day to day lives than the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches. It’s really a fourth branch of government - or should be - and leaving it in private hands is dangerous and unacceptable – it negates the balancing of powers principle of our constitution and creates an aristocracy - a plutocracy – the rule by wealth." Stephen Zarlenga"
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Closely related information ...
"Real Democracy" and the pressing need for monetary reform ...
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/CelticParty/15June201...l.htm
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Using the title "The need for monetary reform, genuine democracy, and government integrity", an e-mail was sent this morning to (among others) some senior officials at the United Nations.
The excerpt in the section immediately below formed part of the UN e-mail text:
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"Why is monetary reform so critically important? Because the money power has more impact on citizens day to day lives than the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches. It’s really a fourth branch of government -- or should be -- and leaving it in private hands is dangerous and unacceptable – it negates the balancing of powers principle of our constitution and creates an aristocracy -- a plutocracy -- the rule by wealth." Stephen Zarlenga
From: http://www.humanrightsireland.com/SocialProtectionMinis...l.htm
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The full text of this morning's "United Nations" e-mail, which was copied to a number of Republic of Ireland Government Ministers, and to Chief Justice Susan Denham, can be viewed at the following location:
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/UnitedNations/31May20...l.htm
"Its vitally important to be ready with a workable plan – WHEN NOT IF – the next financial meltdown occurs. No one knows when that will be since there’s tremendous power in the control over a money system, but warning signs have been there for years."
"A privately controlled money system can nullify hard-won reforms in other areas such as the environment, medical care, or peace initiatives because such concentration of wealth and power will eventually overwhelm and be used against the people to unwind whatever other gains we’ve achieved."
Both of the above Stephen Zarlenga excerpts are from:
http://www.monetary.org/the-1930s-chicago-plan-vs-the-a...9/08/
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EPILOGUE
"Feedback from Prime Minister Kenny's Office":
"I wish to acknowledge receipt of your email of 18 June, 2011 which will be brought to the Taoiseach's attention as soon as possible."
The response immediately above, from Prime Minister Enda Kenny's Assistant Private Secretary David King, came in the form of an e-mail sent to me from the Taoiseach's Office (Prime Minister Enda Kenny TD) dated 21 June, 2011 (i.e. well over 11 months ago).
Additional information relating to the June 21st 2011 e-mail in question from David King, which is connected with the above Stephen Zarlenga information, and the large number of people informed about it, can be viewed at the following Internet location:
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/Dail31TDs/Group1of2/2...l.htm
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Related Link:
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/IrishSmallAndMediumEn...l.htm