Summary:
- Discusses the forced re-vote on the Lisbon Treaty in Ireland by the EU, contrary to claims of it being a reconsideration by the Irish people.
- Refers to a Guardian article supporting this view, highlighting how the EU manipulated Ireland into voting again and slandered those against the treaty as ignorant and racist.
- Criticizes the EU's bullying tactics, manipulating fears during the second vote and exploiting countries for its benefit, citing examples of financial exploitation.
- Advocates for Ireland to stand firm against EU pressure, rejecting changes in their corporate tax rates or giving away income from offshore companies through a digital services tax.
- Expresses a desire for more equal wealth distribution within Ireland and criticizes the EU's corrupt and deceitful nature, wishing for its failure and disappearance from history.
- Encourages open discussion but calls out anonymous individuals hostile towards anti-EU sentiments, urging them to reveal themselves rather than hiding behind anonymity.
