Hvílík þjóðhollusta

birtist i ummælum Jóhönnu Sigurðardóttur í erlendum fjölmiðlum eftir kosninarnar.

"Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir called the results disappointing. She has said a "no" vote would result in political and economic chaos | Voice of America

The Icelandic Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir has predicted "political and economic chaos as a result of this outcome", but did not say if the government would resign | Sky News

Johanna Sigurdardottir, Iceland's Prime Minister, said the rejection meant "the worst option was chosen" and had split the country in two | BBC

This matter will now be settled in the European Free Trade Association’s court,” Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir said in comments broadcast by RUV, immediately after the first results were published | Bloomberg

The worst option was chosen. The vote has split the nation in two,” Jóhanna Sigurdardóttir, prime minister, told state television, saying it was fairly clear the “no” side had won. [. . ] The prime minister, who had predicted a No vote would cause economic uncertainty for at least a year or two, did not say whether the government planned to resign | Financial Times "

Hún er forsætisráðherra hjá klofinni þjóð !

Hún virðist ætla að kæra Ísland fyrir EFTA-dómstólnum !

Þjóðin er fífl segir hún !

Erum við ekki stolt af þvílíkri þjóðhollustu sem birtist í orðum forsætisráðherra okkar?

Þarf sú þjóð óvini meðan hún á slíka vini !

Athugasemdir

[Vilhjálmur Stefánsson, 11.4.2011 kl. 09:43]

því líkur óþveri getur þessi Kerling verið.Nú er spurning hvernig við Íslendingar getum sameinast um að koma henni frá völdum.Ekki getum vænst hjálpar frá Bjarna Ben,hann hefur svikið okkur Sjálfstæðismenn.

[Ómar Bjarki Smárason, 11.4.2011 kl. 22:22]

The prime minister is doing her best to try to split the Nation. A good majority vote is more likely to unite the nation than divide.... Her comments say more about her than the nation with respect to foolishenss!