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Originally Posted by hiding behind a poster  The guarantees exist to confirm what the Treaty already says. Obviously they don't change it, in that case. |
Which is another reason to vote NO.
We didn't get a guarantee on Worker's Rights, ergo, they'll still take second place to the market. And when you take into account the solidarity clause, Ireland's 'neutrality' is clearly affected, for we cease to be 'neutral', so in my view, that guarantee is worthless.
The idea that a neutral country can be aligned to others and remain neutral is nonsense.
http://eutreaty.wordpress.com/2008/0...nd-neutrality/