A poster of some consequence...
The elites are the majority of the political-class and the leaderships of the so-called 'representative' bodies in big business, small business (though to a lesser extent) and certainly in the media and farming orgs that slavishly support every EU treaty without question. In particular, elitism is embodies by a contempt for public-opinion when it gets in the way of their plans. In this respect, while being a wealthy man, Ganley is not as much part of an elite as the businessmen and Eurocrats who are bankrolling the yes campaign. He is choosing to side with the expressed will of the Irish people and against the powerful elites that are out to get him with the endless politically-motivated SIPO leaks and attacks on his character by ministers like Dick Roche who called him a snake-oil salesman, according to the press.
Last edited by FutureTaoiseach; 19th March 2009 at 11:30 AM.
So there were no problems with the League of Polish Families when it:
* opposed the selling of land to foreign nationals
* opposed gay marriage
* supported capital punishment
* televised allegedly anti-semitic adverts
It's only drink-driving that excludes them from respectable company?
P.