Ireland Relegated To Division 2 In New Two Tier Europe

We hear yesterday that with the addition of Lithuania to the Eurozone will see Ireland lose its automatic voting rights at the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB). Now you would have thought that any country that has been blackkmailed into paying off 42% of Europe’s banking debt should be offered the permanent chairman of the board role in gratitude, after all we do have the most “skin in the game”.

Apparently this goes back to the Maastricht Treaty, another hidden clause that Ireland’s government failed to inform the people of when they compelled them to vote “yes” in the referendum; and another indictment of the real hidden agenda of the political class in Ireland to engineer the slow absorption of Ireland into a “USE” model of Europe. It’s not even a secret, it is the stated aim of the founders of the “project” after all.

“Europe’s nations should be led towards a superstate, without their people understanding what is happening.”
Jean Monnet, 30 April 1952

We hear the usual Fine Gael double speak from MEP Brian Hayes claiming how it could be bad for Ireland if the creation of second class ECB membership is allowed to happen and we must “manage this”, yet all through his statement he alludes to the fact that he has already accepted this as a done deal. But of course he has, Fine Gael are members of the EPP which has a pure Federalist agenda, so this would be a natural consequence of the process of changing from national to federal, just as in other aspects of the project’s development like the ending of unanimous vote requirements.

What is even more irritating than Brian Hayes’ double speak is Fianna Fail’s statement on the move by Michael McGrath which summarised said:

…which represents a further loss of sovereignty, as a “bad day for Ireland” and said it “nails the myth” that all Eurozone countries are equal.

Irritating because Fianna Fail speaks with forked tongue yet again. They know all about the plan for the erosion of Ireland’s sovereignty, and every other country come to that; how could they not when they are, like Fine Gael, part of an EU grouping that also votes for Federalist goals? You can’t have it both ways Michael, because unless we have a Europe where the State’s rights supersede the Federal government’s rights (as was the original intention in the USA, but alas is no more) then loss of sovereignty is an inevitable result of Fianna Fail’s (and FG/Lab) own manifesto. Yet here they are pretending to be concerned again to maintain the illusion of choice that they are different to Fine Gael. They are not, they are two fingers on the same glove.

So when MEP Brian Hayes says:

“It is very important that we do not create a second-class membership of the ECB under the new system… “

It is in reality too late, we are already in this new system, we are already a second class member, and it is just stating what should have been said back in 1992 before any of these treaties were signed. We all remember Brian Cowan et al saying it didn’t matter that nobody read the Lisbon Treaty, we should trust our elected representative (chortle). We now know we shouldn’t have then and couldn’t now trust any of them. More fool us for voting on half a dozen treaties that allegedly nobody even read. Though if you believe they didn’t know what they were selling you are very naive.

It is up to people to get informed because politicians are not going to inform you. If in doubt or you’re left uninformed about something the politicians want you to approve, you should always vote no to keep what already works; but remember when it comes to voting in the next elections make you sure you vote out what clearly doesn’t work.