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sharky86 · 2009-09-11 21:37:55

Is it possible for the irish people to expell a government without a vote of no confidence in the dail? and of course with out a full armed revolution :p

11-09-2009 9:37pm

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sharky86

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Is it possible for the irish people to expell a government without a vote of no confidence in the dail? and of course with out a full armed revolution

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#2 11-09-2009 9:54pm

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sharky86 wrote: »

Is it possible for the irish people to expell a government without a vote of no confidence in the dail? and of course with out a full armed revolution

directly? no. but through protest maybe yes....but they would have to be massive big scale protest to actually get the government to resign.

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#3 11-09-2009 10:41pm

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Mario007 wrote: »

directly? no. but through protest maybe yes....but they would have to be massive big scale protest to actually get the government to resign.

You're correct of course, but unfortunately I can't see anything like that working on this government. It's down to Greens by now methinks.

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