Have you read it? Have a go.

Do you understand it?

Ring the Referendum Comission - Tel: (01) 6395695

Ask them where is the web site that shows the result of applying the Lisbon Treaty to the documents that it modifies. The treaty is a list of edits to other documents. I asked today and they could not point to any web site that showed this vital information. There seems to be no web site that the second level staff member could give me. They say that they have paper copies in their office but do not know where it is on the web. They say that they will email me with the information. I will let you know what happens.

I got a very quick responce - within 30 minutes - here it is

I refer to our earlier telephone conversation.  A google search will
produce a number of consolidated versions.  None have been checked by the Referendum Commission and it could not comment on the accuracy of any of the publications.

The Council of the European Union has published a consolidated version.  A consolidated version of the treaties as they would be if the Treaty of Lisbon is ratified is available at:

Jens Peter Bonde has produced a "reader-friendly" version:

The Institute of International and European Affairs has also produced a
version. See www.iiea.com

I trust the above information is useful to you.

 Have a look at the videos

It is essential that you go out and vote on Thursday 12th June.

The future of Europe is in your hands.

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Artist - Ruby Shuz

Track 1 - Bitter
Track 2 - Special
Track 3 - So Sweet

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Singer/songwriter Jessie McKenna began singing along to her mom's Suzanne Vega tapes at four and wrote her first song, now lost to history, at six. By age thirteen, Jessie had an electric bass she played like a rhythm instrument, and began writing what would become a catalog of dozens of thoughtful, melodic rock songs ranging from lighthearted to darkly beautiful, sometimes within the same song.

In the summer of 2002, Jessie put together a band in an attempt to bring her songs to life, ans soon after, Jessie's mom, Marti McKenna, joined the group on backing vocals. By the summer of 2003 the band prepared to go into the studio for the first time. Performing as Jessie McKenna and Her Band (JMaHB), the lineup included Ricochet Biscuit members Ric Neil, Brian Ochs, and Evan Middlesworth, and produced the Deluded EP (recorded at Hype Schwartz). In January of 2004 the McKenna girls split off to perform as an acoustic act. They became Ruby Shuz in July of 2004.

Bassist Brandon Koeller joined the band in the summer of 2005, bringing a spirit and enthusiasm that, along with his solid bass lines, fuels the band's fire on stage.

Soon after joining the band, Brandon brought drummer Ben Anderson into the mix. A member of the Seattle Seahawks Drumline, Ben's dynamic beats and humor drive the music and stir the band's chemistry during every performance.

In early 2006, Andrew Benton joined the band on lead guitars. Today, his guitar work is an integral part of each Ruby Shuz song.

Discography
Ruby Shuz vs. The Evil Dr. Frontenac (2008)

Deluded EP (unreleased)

Bitter (demo) (2005)

New Irish Language Socila Network AnLionra

2008 Internation Year of the Potato