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    I think its time time to beg forgiveness of the Brits and ask for Ireland to be returned to UK control, clearly we cant manage ourselves.

    Let the Brits pay our debts!

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    Quote Originally Posted by droghedasouth View Post
    Hitler didn't deliver a balanced budget and was incredibly popular in Germany before WWII.
    the reference to Hitler is with respect to his current day popularity.

    I am not a popularity contest competitor I am a realist, that was my point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ballot stuffer View Post
    As horrible as it sounds I think we would need a totalitarian state to push through the reforms that are needed.

    We had a chance if could raise the money in the bond market. It seemed like we could but now I think my ealier prediction of another mini budget after June will come to pass.

    Hold on tight guys its going to be a bumpy ride
    I am putting together an action forum, the incompetents must be removed.

    Feel free to PM me

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    Quote Originally Posted by youngdan View Post
    Do not Ballot, what we are seeing is a once in a multilifetime event and it is impossible to say what will happen. What is known is that it will not be business as usual.

    We do not know if events are guided by forces behind the scene or if everyone is making it up as they go along. We know that those in power will do everything they can to favour certain people they owe favours to at the least, or outright control them at the most.

    FF people have convinced themselves that Cowen is worried about them and FG people think Kenny is worried about them. That is what I would call self-hynoysis.

    Cowen did not address this issue in early 2008 because to do so might affect his chance of the big job. Then he hid the problem coming up to Lisbon 1. Cowen is worried about Cowen.

    Kenny knows that the fortunes of FG would dramatically improve if he stepped aside and put Brutin in charge. FG would then ask for a majority on their own and get it. Instead he would rather a halfassed coalition not agreeing with each other as long as he is Taoiseach. Kenny is only worried about himself.

    So Ireland is in a pickle
    thats an exact read Dan. The mainstream have not got the balls to publish it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ballot stuffer View Post
    As horrible as it sounds I think we would need a totalitarian state to push through the reforms that are needed.
    We need a Sula. Someone who'll reform the state, do what's needed and purge public life of the incompetent, cowardly and corrupt scum that currently infect it.
    "Je n'ai pas besoin de cette hypothèse." - Pierre-Simon de Laplace to Napoleon Bonaparte.

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    Revolution

    We will need Hanging equipment.

    Harney will prove a task

    perhaps we can crack a deal with Harland & Wolfe?

    a little bit of cross border trade?

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    Every day wasted is another €60 Million down the drain

    A call to Action

    Patriots need to be counted now

    ENOUGH - SANITY NOW

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    I will help you cavok but I don't want to hang Harney, she is well hung already

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    Throw them out but don't kill anyone. We don't want a Robespierre.
    Tu Ne Cede Malis Sed Contra Audentior Ito

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    Quote Originally Posted by cavok View Post
    I am putting together an action forum, the incompetents must be removed.

    Feel free to PM me
    Way ahead of you (see sig) we're aiming for a launch on May day.

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