UKIP to leaflet Ireland urging a No vote.

[max fm]

As opposed to the unsuccessful career politicians who have brought our country to ruin?

Country to ruin?! Ireland has been very, very lucky.

If you want a ruined country... go look at Iceland. They owe £116000 (€130000) for every man, woman and child in the country.

Ireland have a stable currency and a banking system under written by the largest central bank in the world.

Things could have been much, much worse for you.

[The Field Marshal]

Tell me again then why Martin Mansergh, Minister of State repsonsible for the OPW should be dragged into a thread about UKIP?

And trying to patronise me because of my location and username is a bit pathetic really. (it's not real you know.. are you really a field marshall?)

Here we go again.I will try to make it easy for you.

The UKIP are accused of meddling in Irish politics .Ok.so far.
The UKIP are British.yes?
There are deep historical suspicions,with good reason I may add ,in Ireland as to Britains long term strategic interests on this island.

It ,s reasonable to surmise that a far right British political party might have strong connections within the British secret service.
[The British establishment :Church & Military ,are deeply conservative]

I hope your following this Verhofstadt.

Now .Martin Manseragh spent several years in Oxford University doing undergraduate/postgraduate courses.
His father, Nicholas ,was a Don at Oxford University,a top recruiting ground for agents of the British secret services.

Now Nicholas worked in the Anglo Irish section of the British Ministry of Information during WW2.
This Anglo Irish section had very close links with the British secret service in order to ensure that everybody was in the loop when it came to paddy -watching especially during the war.

Now Verhofstadt ,if you are still following,

The point of my posts remember "Call Martin" was that Martin Manseragh in view of all these educational and family connections
was probably the best man to tell the Irish people whether or not there was anything sinister or clandestine in the UKIP involvement in Irish politics.

I hope your happy now as you have me exhausted in trying to explain what should have been obvious to you

[Verhofstadt]

Gosh thanks FM

You appear to be deeply suspicious of Mansergh considering you posts on other threads, yeton this one you seek his assistance?.. Enjoy your little obsession.

[The Field Marshal]

Gosh thanks FM

You appear to be deeply suspicious of Mansergh considering you posts on other threads, yeton this one you seek his assistance?.. Enjoy your little obsession.

I suspect you must be of humourless teutonic stock,and definitely not Irish, as the concept of irony completely escapes you.

[FutureTaoiseach]

Can we have a poll on voting intentions in the Lisbon referendum?

[kerdasi amaq]

never mind Martin Mansergh! What about de Valera? a deeply suspicious character if you ask me!

[myksav]

Nigel Farage and his friendly English UKIP party are helping out with the No campaign by leafleting all Irish homes with an anti Lisbon leaflet focusing on, among others, immigration and "urging a No vote in the Lisbon Treaty to close an “open door” to immigrants" according to reports in today's Irish Times.

Good to see English xenophobes helping use poor Irish to make up our minds.

Irish homes to get UK leaflets on 'open door' to immigrants - The Irish Times - Thu, Sep 03, 2009

The Yes campaign must be thinking that with enemies like these who needs friends?

I think it's nice that someone from Flanders is so concerned about the Irish sensibilities about foreigners poking their noses into our Constitutional referenda.

[myksav]

I agree. But it would be amusing to find a Brit at the door warning us about unwelcome foreigners. It could lead to some interesting exchanges.

Just had a image pop up. What if Nigel et co came over, knocked on doors and said "Look, sorry about invading you and all that, we shouldn't have done it. Thing is, seeing as we were unwelcome foreigners, we know what they look like and there's another bunch coming to take over. Just letting you know. Oh yes, please vote no to Lisbon. We really are sorry for that invasion thingy."

:mrgreen:

[max fm]

"Look, sorry about invading you and all that, we shouldn't have done it.

Keep dreaming mate.... unionists will never say sorry to Ireland.

[myksav]

Keep dreaming mate.... unionists will never say sorry to Ireland.

Dayum, you Welsh have less of a sense of humour than the Swiss!