The Irish really believed they had a choice on same-sex marriages. What fools!

Huge jubilation on BBC news this morning as they announced the results of the Irish referendum approving same-sex marriages (SSMs)

But did the Irish actually have any choice?

Some readers may remember that in 2001, the Irish were given a referendum on the EU’s Treaty of Nice. The Irish made the mistake of voting ‘no’. So, in 2002, they were given yet another referendum to see if they would give the answer the EU wanted. This time the Irish got it right (in the eyes of their EU masters) by voting ‘yes’. That’s democracy in the EU.

Now, same-sex marriages;

You might have noticed an almost unseemly rush in both the British and French parliaments in 2013 to legalise SSMs. What a coincidence that�two major EU countries decided to do this at almost exactly the same time!

But for those of us who don�t believe in coincidences, here�s the real explanation why both countries hurried to legalise SSMs ��because their EU masters ordered them to. But our lying, slippery, deceitful politicians desperately try to hide the fact that they were acting under duress from the EU as this would outrage many ordinary people and stoke up even more resentment against our EU overlords.

Let me try to explain. One of the human rights guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights (to which all EU countries must be signatories)�is�Article 8 �� �The right to respect for private and family life�.��Private Life � was defined as including��relationships between homosexuals and their partners with or without children�. Thankfully, for the moment, �Private life does not extend to the relationship between an owner and his pet.� Though, that could change in the future.

The�European Court of Human Rights has already�announced that�same-sex marriage would be a �human right�, as soon as a few countries had legalised it.�The court found that �the recognition in national law of same-sex relationships had, by our present day, reached a degree that justified a broader understanding of family life as that term is used in Article 8 of the Convention�.�In addition to Britain and France, SSMs are already legal in Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and at least five other EU countries.

If the Irish had voted ‘no’ to SSM legislation, then gays could have gone to other EU countries that allowed SSMs and then come back to Ireland and demanded that their marriage be recognised. And, of course, if the married gays took their case to the European Court of Human Rights, they would have won. This would have been hugely �embarrassing to Irish leaders as it would have exposed how little freedom and sovereignty they actually had.

So, our rulers all support SSMs, but�don�t dare�mention the real reason why � that this is being forced on them by their EU bosses. And when our leaders claim they�re legalising SSMs because �it�s the right thing to do��they�re lying.

Liars, scumbags and traitors the lot of them!

And if the Irish had voted ‘no’, they’d probably have been told to vote again and again and again until they got the ‘right answer’.

Don’t expect the BBC or any other mainstream media to mention the truth behind Ireland’s great ‘democratic’ referendum.