IFA sponsored Lisbon poll is completely bogus, says David Thompson(Farmers for No)

rebelmind

IFA sponsored Lisbon poll is completely bogus, says David Thompson(Farmers for No)

http://www.farmersforno.blogspot.com/

Oh yes, the IFA sponsored poll is completely bogus, it is popcorn and propaganda. According to the Millward Brown study after Lisbon, 48 per cent of farmers voted no, in our experience of talking to farmers, the percentage will be even higher this time

Why is it higher? Because farmers notice a bad deal for agriculture and rural Ireland when they see it.’

It looks like David Thompson is calling it as he sees it . A lot of Irish farmers were scratching there heads when these polls came out, it is not the feeling on the ground amongst farmers. If anything there will be an even bigger 'No' vote from farmers this time.

Sam Vimes

http://www.politics.ie/lisbon-treaty/107007-ifa-sponsored-lisbon-poll-completely-bogus-says-david-thompson-farmers-no.html


Same person or copy-pasta?

moondogspot

It's great to see that the majority of farmers are voting No.

ei.sdraob

rebelmind wrote: »

IFA sponsored Lisbon poll is completely bogus, says David Thompson(Farmers for No)

http://www.farmersforno.blogspot.com/





It looks like David Thompson is calling it as he sees it . A lot of Irish farmers were scratching there heads when these polls came out, it is not the feeling on the ground amongst farmers. If anything there will be an even bigger 'No' vote from farmers this time.

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It would be sad if anything were ever to happen to CAP

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The Volt

moondogspot wrote: »

No surprise to me that polls are bogus. They are only created to try and influence people. It's

great to see that the majority of farmers are voting No.

Althought the IFA would beg to differ. This is getting ridiculous

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/0827/breaking17.htm

marco_polo

Isn't that a reference to the post referendum study after last years referendum? Which would clearly have little enough to do with current intentions.

marco_polo

moondogspot wrote: »

It's great to see that the majority of farmers are voting No.

Where does it say that. All it says is that 52% of farmers voted for the treaty lasts time.

P. Breathnach

rebelmind wrote: »

... It looks like David Thompson is calling it as he sees it . ...

I have little faith in the cardiovisual method of ascertaining public opinion.

meglome

Voltwad wrote: »

Although the IFA would beg to differ. This is getting ridiculous

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/0827/breaking17.htm

Yeah let's not listen to the the actual Irish Farmers Association, we should instead listen to yet another fringe group claiming to know the 'truth'. Sweet ****ing christ.