Monthly Archives: September 2010

German war reparations

Posted on September 30, 2010 by

It took Germany 90 years to pay off 25 billion in war reparations for the First World War. The US gulf will need 20$ Billion to clean it up . Ireland is now been saddled with debts of 36.5 billion … Continue reading →

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Are the unions relevant?

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The Boys in the Dail

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Another Twit defending the indefensible

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The Governments latest financial mess Look at this twits eyes and you can see he doesn’t believe what he is saying

Allied Irish Banks

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what do the Americans think of Lenihans statement ? Shares of Allied Irish Banks plc (NYSE: AIB) are falling 27 percent in early U.S. trading as the bank seeks additional capital, further diluting current shareholders and putting the bank more in … Continue reading →

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NAMA Changes

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These NAMA  changes were designed to cover up the real figures and the scale of the disaster that yet to unfold . Lenihan is engaged is a high stakes con job and the market will not be fooled by his lies this … Continue reading →

Minister’s Statement on Banking 30 September 2010

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Minister’s Statement on Banking 30 September 2010 Introduction It is an urgent and immediate priority to reinforce international market confidence in our ability and commitment to restore our banking system to health and to secure the long-term sustainability of our … Continue reading →

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Brian Lenihan’s statement this morning.

Posted on September 30, 2010 by

From the Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan’s statement this morning. New NAMA adjustments 1. Loans of less than €20m not being transferred now . 2. NAMA debtors to drop from 1500 to 850 3. NAMA to abandon tranches, replaced with … Continue reading →

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Press Statement 30 September 2010

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Press Statement 30 September 2010 The Central Bank today (Thursday 30 September) published its assessment of the capital requirements resulting from the recently announced restructuring of Anglo Irish Bank. In addition, the Central Bank has published the outcome of its review … Continue reading →

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A day of Action

Posted on September 29, 2010 by

 I went to Dublin to-day to protest at the continuing government support for the toxic Anglo Irish Bank .It is quite unbelievable that nearly two years have passed and no one has gone to Jail, no one has been found … Continue reading →

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