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Historian says: 01 Nov 2009 3:48

If we are looking for an armes free world then the Mr De Rossi has some very important points in the spending $$ for weapons for our enemies better to re direct the priorties. Peace has to start somewhere not progressing the arms race.

Jennie says: 09 Oct 2009 10:52

How many EU electors have actually read the Treaty of Lisbon? Simply holding a bias against a Treaty when whom as not actually read it. Is not a vaild opinion. Base a judgment/vote on evidance-base, not on gossip or bias. Referenudum sys is a good as long, the electors are give facts without bias, on politcal parties influence on voters. However i am studying Treaty without bias, until i have completed my study i without my judgment. Thank u

Noel says: 01 Oct 2009 18:19

We will know whether the EU commision was telling us the Truth if a No vote gets in.. By the way the treat Ireland after a possible No vote.. Don't know about You but I'm feeling i'm being Bullied into a Yes vote.

j says: 29 Sep 2009 18:41

I think the moderator stepped out of her role as mediator. She is suppose to make a summary of the debators rebuttle, but she is debating herself. To me is bias.

Shane says: 29 Sep 2009 17:32

Re-read our treaty tom, the treat can not be self ameanded without our consent. "Vote No" thats just a retarded arugement, lisbon makes the EU MORE democratic, fights lcimate change, international crime, provides for cheaper engery, protect irish citzen abaord!

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About this Event

24 Sep 2009 @ 14:30

In association with Google, the IIEA co-hosted a debate on the Lisbon Treaty on the 24 September 2009 at 2:30 p.m in Google Studios. 

The debate was between Proinsias De Rossa MEP from the Labour Party and Joe Higgins MEP from the Socialist Workers Party.

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