| The Irish people will not be bullied |
| Written by Libertas | |
| Tuesday, 10 June 2008 | |
![]() The Irish people will not be bullied into voting yes on Thursday, Libertas Chairman Declan Ganley said this afternoon. Mr. Ganley was making his final public comments of the campaign ahead of Thursdays vote, as he launched a billboard truck attacking French president Nicolas Sarkozy for his failure to hold a referendum and the comments of his foreign minister, who threatened the Irish people with "victimisation" if they voted "No". Mr. Ganley said that the last few days had seen an "Unprecedented" campaign to scare the Irish public. "The people are being bullied in the most callous and cynical of manners. We are being lied to repeatedly about the consequences of a "No" vote by politicians who are frankly too lazy to go and get us a better deal. |
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