Topic: Hot times in Ireland - page 2. (Read 2951 times)
They probably wont stand up, they'll do what they are told, and look at their feet while doing so.
"...Irish voters are not a party in this process, whatever they have been told," said the diplomat.
So this means the Irish voters won't be expected to carry any extra tax burden on account of this either, right?
"It is not even take it or leave it. It's done. Ireland's only role in this now is to implement the programme agreed with the EU, IMF and European Central Bank. Irish voters are not a party in this process, whatever they have been told," said the diplomat.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/ireland/8349497/Irelands-new-government-on-a-collision-course-with-EU.html
"We have a hostage, it is called the euro," he said. "The euro is insolvent. The only question is whether Ireland should be sacrificed to keep the Ponzi scheme going. We have to have a Plan B to the misnamed bailout, which is to go back to the Irish Punt."
This is going to fantastic to watch. Will the Irish stand up to the EU Monster? They've done it before...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/ireland/8349497/Irelands-new-government-on-a-collision-course-with-EU.html
"We have a hostage, it is called the euro," he said. "The euro is insolvent. The only question is whether Ireland should be sacrificed to keep the Ponzi scheme going. We have to have a Plan B to the misnamed bailout, which is to go back to the Irish Punt."
This is going to fantastic to watch. Will the Irish stand up to the EU Monster? They've done it before...
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