Why did you vote Yes/No to Lisbon?

[Muppet]

I voted yes because I believe that European integration is a "good thing"

So do I, I just want integration on the right terms not those dictated by the bosses and big businesses.

[evercloserunion]

I voted Yes because I believe the institutional reforms (both procedural and substantive) in the treaty were beneficial for all involved. The most important ones in my opinion were the incorporation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights into EU law, the insertion of a commitment to combating climate change and promoting sustainable development, the lowering of the limit on the number of MEPs in the European Parliament and the reduction in the number of commissioners.

[Magror14]

I voted yes because I believe in European integration.

Lisbon was a good compromise between those who favoured further integration and those who didn't. It was also a good idea to bring the European Convention on Human Rights into European Law.

[CookieMonster]

I voted no because the CIA paid me to.

[toxic avenger]

I voted no because I want no association with a continent responsible for The Smurfs, Foreigner, and horse-eating.

[hiding behind a poster]

I'm tired and bored with all this crap.
The referendum result was NO.
Let the Government now tell that to the EU political class.

No. The answer was NO.

Er, they've already told them that, Brio.

[Northsideguy]

I'm opposed to a Federal Europe that is why I voted NO. I alwyas do and always will vote NO!

ps....Opportunity to beat the establishment was an added bonus---that felt great

[blinding]

I voted no because i am one of the irish awkward squad.I like being one of the irish awkward squad and will remain one of the irish awkward squad.

[Magror14]

I voted no because the CIA paid me to.

The CIA. Bunch of lefties! Why didn't you say before!

[CookieMonster]

I voted no because the CIA paid me to.

The CIA. Bunch of lefties! Why didn't you say before!

I did, but as usual was misquoted as saying the ICA made me do it.