Daily Archives: July 19, 2010

The wholesale robbery of the Irish people goes on!

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(NAMA) has completed the transfer of the second tranche of loans from Allied Irish Banks, Bank of Ireland, Irish Nationwide Building Society and EBS. The Agency has acquired loans with a nominal value of €5.2 billion Full PFD report here … Continue reading →

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Max Keiser on American Jobs:

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Sounds like the Irish governments Smart Economy ideas !

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Unelected Taoiseach Cowen

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Unelected Taoiseach Cowen    has criticised what he called the pervasive negativity in the media about the Irish economy. Commenting on the downgrading of the economy by Moody’s, Brian Cowen said the National Treasury Management Agency had made clear we … Continue reading →

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Direct Democracy Ireland (DDI)

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I recently came across this group called Direct Democracy Ireland (DDI) Who plan to register as a political party? The “main platform” of Direct Democracy Ireland is “to allow citizens to petition for a referendum to allow Government decisions be … Continue reading →

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