Italy v EUSSR – Comedian May Thwart Euro-Tragedy!
Outgoing Prime Minister Mario Monti, a respected former EU commissioner and economics professor, may be the favourite among EU leaders watching from the side lines, but at home, he appears to have failed to convince voters…the last available data from 8 February put Monti in fourth place.
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So what happened? ….the real winner appeared to be the new protest party, the Five Star Movement of former comic Beppe Grillo, which is calling for a referendum on Italy’s membership of the euro.http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/international/france-urges-italy-to-form-stable-government/574066
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Now, I gather Signor Grillo is no conservative, but it seems he understands what the EUSSR does not – that in a democracy, the people rule.
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Italians lost their lira, and their sovereignty, without their consent, no referenda, just a sell-out by the in-crowd, same as happened in France and Holland, where referenda were allowed on the EuroCon, were lost by the elite, the results instantly ignored and thereupon voting was proscribed for all future such decisions.
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- Mind you, at least the French and Dutch did get a referendum, more than the lying swine Cameron gave Brits, when he broke his word in a paroxysm of Euro-Grovel.
With the big parties stale-mated, let’s hope Grillo’s guys and gals can tip the balance to let the people have their say. Then pray for a domino-effect, as each nation gets a chance to exercise its right to self-determination.




Edward Spalton 12:12 am on February 27, 2013 Permalink |
On BBC Radio 4 this morning an Italian said “In Germany or England, Monti might have been re-elected. Italians and children do not like the man who makes them swallow a bitter pill.
Incidentally – Yes, the French and Dutch got their referendums which rejected the EU constitution. But the EU-Quislings put all the same provisions into the Lisbon treaty, calling it a “Reform treaty” – and that, they decided, didn’t call for a vote.
The Irish, of course, were made to vote again until they got the right answer.
Ati 1:32 pm on February 28, 2013 Permalink |
Beppe looks funny. Monti looks scary.