Libertas leader rejoins battle against EU treaty

Libertas leader rejoins battle against EU treaty (1)

Archived Articles | 14 Sep 2009 | EWR

Leigh Phillips, EUObserver

Irish millionaire and anti-Lisbon Treaty campaigner Declan Ganley has made a late and unexpected return to battle in the country's second referendum on the EU pact.

Mr Ganley, the founder of Libertas - a eurosceptic political party which was hammered in the June EU elections - at a press conference in Dublin on Sunday (13 September) announced the revival of his anti-treaty operation, but this time on a much smaller scale.

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scared of EU17 Sep 2009 11:21

hooray for Ganley for making a stand on the issue.

The EU is just another form of religion? Why would they be now wanting control of moral issues of all of Europe?

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