Polls

2009 EU Elections were won by Parties against Technocracy and Turkey's controversial EU bid, while the 1999-2004 Majority Abstention trend decelerated. What should be done in 2009-2014 ?

• * My Media didn't clearly say which political positions won in 2009 EU Elections. It left it gray and confused.
  (178 / 49.6%)
• * Elect New Top EU Officials according to Elections' results, and promote those EU Officials who expressed People's choices or sincerely accept to implement them.
  (103 / 28.7%)
• * Respect People's Democratic Choices, by making EU less Technocratic, more open to EU Citizens' participation, and by rectifying 1999-2004's errors on Turkey's controversial EU bid, which blocked EU institutions in an unprecedented Crisis
  (20 / 5.6%)
• * Stimulte EU Citizens' active involvement in important EU decision-making, to completely reverse the 1999-2004 trend towards Majority Abstention, (and not only reduce it, as in 2009).
  (15 / 4.2%)
• * Develop New Media, willing and able to boost EU-wide Citizens' interest on debating topical EU issues
  (13 / 3.6%)
• * What Elections ? Which Europe ? And what has Ankara and Diyarbakir to do with Wienna or Poitiers ?
  (10 / 2.8%)
• * There is nothing to do ; except, perhaps, to take an airline ticket for a refuge at the Canadian Rocky Mountains, far away from all these false, pseudo-democratic appearances...
  (8 / 2.2%)
• * Betray EU voters and do the opposite : Up, up, with Technocrats and Turkey's controversial EU bid, Hourra !...
  (6 / 1.7%)
• * Take the same Top EU Officials, regardless of their positions, and continue, "business as usual", as if nothing happened...
  (6 / 1.7%)

Balsavusiųjų skaičius:   359
Pirmasis balsas:   Wednesday, 2009 July 01, 14:56
Paskutinis balsas:   Sunday, 2024 May 05, 20:50