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    US bank says Ireland remains ‘remarkably strong’

    One of the biggest banks in the US has reportedly told its clients that Ireland's financial position is "remarkably strong" despite the current banking crisis.

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    Its true. We've enough cash on hand to see us through to 2010. See my sig.
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    in other news, financial analysts in JP Morgan have been caught smoking crack in the jacks

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    Quote Originally Posted by NewsBot View Post
    One of the biggest banks in the US has reportedly told its clients that Ireland's financial position is "remarkably strong" despite the current banking crisis.

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    It would be more trustworthy if you or anybody else here say that. Look it's JP Morgan and you still trust them? And the debt-to-GDP thing, I think there are loads of analysis pointing out the dangers there.
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    Good. I'm sick of Irish people saying "The country is f***ed". If you keep saying that it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NewsBot View Post
    One of the biggest banks in the US has reportedly told its clients that Ireland's financial position is "remarkably strong" despite the current banking crisis.

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    TBH - after watching the Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Tuesdy - forgive me if I start laughing crazily at anything coming out of Wall Street at the moment!

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    Can you really believe anything that comes out of a banksters or rating agencies mouth.
    A champion of the people emerges with the age-old and appealing promise of "something for nothing" - to be financed through every-increasing taxes. Supply and demand are thrown out of gear - the overhead goes up; the effective use of human energy goes down; the standard of living is lowered because money cannot buy wealth that is not produced.

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    Enron anybody?

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    hahahahahahhahahahahahhahahaahahahhahaaahaha

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    2009 is going to be a painful year and Ireland 2010 will be a quite different place to Ireland 2008.

    But we will sort it out. I think we're being dished out a heathy extra portion of cop-on, and that is something we had a deep deficit of during the boom years. It will stand to us for a generation.
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