Since October 2008, I have often been bewildered with the lack of genuine debate on the solutions and options for Ireland in Crisis. More importantly I often wondered why the Fianna Fail Government and the opposition did not form a National Government of Unity and declare a "State of Emergency". Only two such calls were made before; "the emergency" during world war II and more recently in the '70's (?) in relation to terrorism on this island.
Post Election 2011
Now I want to have the opportunity to ask the this question both to the new and previous government. Crucially it is a key action and step that would resonate with the public in large, as it creates the possibility of bringing some confidence and believe to the people in the political system.
So here I am going public with my solution for "Ireland in Crisis"!
Step 1 - Political parties declare intention to form "National Government of Unity" to create a clear focus on finding a solution to 'Ireland in Crisis'.
Step 2 - Declare intention to institute 'State of Emergency'
Step 3 - Referendum to gain support of the people. This could include an vote for the "Proposed Ministerial Group" to run the country.
I believe there would be a number of key benchmarks to end the state of emergency. One of these should be return to normal immigration.
If you are part of the national media of this country or part of the new Government that will make up the Dail,please contact me as I would welcome the opportunity to ask this question.....................
David Egan Email davidjoyce2011@gmail.com or telephone 0402 30793
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