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Declan Ganley
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Declan James Ganley (born 23 July 1968) is an entrepreneur, businessman and political activist from Ireland. He is founder and former chairman for the Libertas European political party, and a candidate to the European Parliament Elections 2009 in the constituency of North West Ireland.
Quotes
The Fight for Democracy – The Libertas Voice in Europe. (2009)
Arnold, Bruce (2009). The Fight for Democracy – The Libertas Voice in Europe. A series of interviews with Declan Ganley by Bruce Arnold. ISBN: 978-1-905706-18-1. Killynon House Books Ltd.
The Nice Treaty gave the Irish Government the right to appoint the Irish Commissioner. This right is removed under the Lisbon Treaty.
p. 18
(About the Lisbon Treaty): Small Member-States will inevitably be marginalised. The bigger states will not need to listen to their arguments as they did in the past.
p. 41
I am quite sure that if most of the voters that voted Yes to Lisbon knew the facts of what was in the Treaty they would have voted No.
p. 46
External links
CNBC profile of Declan Ganley
Declan Ganley’s speech at Libertas Party Congress in Rome 1st of May 2009
Declan Ganley’s acceptance speech upon receiving the Frode Jacobsen award
Declan Ganley interview by Pelle Christy Geertsen
Category:Businesspeople from Ireland
Category:Political activists
Category:Living people