Former Intel chief executive volunteers to help drag Ireland out of recession
Craig Barrett signs up for Volunteer 2016 programme
Published Monday, June 4, 2012, 7:48 AM
Updated Monday, June 4, 2012, 7:48 AM
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BrianO | Jun 05, 2012, 07:27 PM EDT
if a company gets all the tax breaks available and more but employs people, don't the employed people pay tax on their incomes? furthermore since they are employed, are they not being supplied a wage from the company?, and therefore not a drain on government funds?
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KatieMurphy | Jun 05, 2012, 11:45 AM EDT
Strange how I see enemity of a man who made Intel the manufacturing powerhouse it is, and brought you a desktop PC that outperforms a roomful of computer equipment from not so very long ago.
And brought high tech opportunities to Ireland. I wonder if the couple antis here would rather be breaking their back being potato farmers
BTW I worked for Intel Corp from 77 to 97. It also paid us very very well, the mgts door was always open. It did everything it could to insure that gays and other minorities were treated equally, even paying extra to cover the taxes on their partners med insurance, since they cant get married.
BTW I just learned that he catholic church, which consideres masterbation as Intrinsicly disordered and evil, might not be facing the ridicule it deserves, the renaming of it to the endless hidden molestation church, if it allowed or even encouraged its priests to marry.
Maybe whats intrinscially disordered and evil is the VAtican and the german pope
Who also committed the crime of the 21st century , by UNexcommuncating Bishop Willimason, a holocaust denier.
One would think that the pope would know better, but it appears he either has altsheimers, or learned his lessons well growing up in N--i germany
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LoyalCitizen | Jun 05, 2012, 07:00 AM EDT
@Murph46: Typical dimwit statement to make..........You cannot understand plain English so everybody else must be wrong.
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Murph46 | Jun 04, 2012, 09:40 PM EDT
Loyal when you make sense,let me know.I can't fathom your meaning of they are not false accounting let alone your other gibberish-I do believe that you are also byethebay in some twisted masquerade.When you decide to make sense-Write, till then take your wrong hypothesis elsewhere!
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LoyalCitizen | Jun 04, 2012, 06:19 PM EDT
@Murph46: Be careful they are not false accounting..........If you have children they will be guaranteed to inherit your mistakes.
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Murph46 | Jun 04, 2012, 06:06 PM EDT
Byethebay I was there,and you know nothing at all about Ohio in fact three of your statements are factually wrong as usual so I will just ignore your usual ignorance.
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Bythebay | Jun 04, 2012, 05:13 PM EDT
Ohio a dismal, depressed State with closed vacant businesses in cities more like ghost towns and a 400,000 jobs loss. No wonder those from Ohio are such bullies. Ohio just brought in
Mark Kvamme to try to turn the collapsed economy around. Murph46 is talking about a tax surplus, what she didn't say is the surplus is unclaimed tax refunds people haven't collected. She's the ostrich and how!!
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Bythebay | Jun 04, 2012, 04:54 PM EDT
Murph46 was "near Dublin" 17 years ago on vacation. Subsidies for a mill?? Pure unsubstantiated bullying blather which is all she's good for. She was probably shopping!
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Murph46 | Jun 04, 2012, 04:41 PM EDT
I don't need to provide anything I've seen it work ,My state Ohio was 850million in debt when our new governor took over,now the politicians are arguing over who gets the tax surplus-how we got there was lowering taxes to incentivize business to relocate,and the ones who were here invest in capital machinery and hire-Look it up!
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LoyalCitizen | Jun 04, 2012, 03:49 PM EDT
@Murph46: Rubbish......Subsidies and tax breaks are Social Welfare for the rich...........You are afraid of competition which is why you need to gather wealth from traitorous Irish Politicians.........You make far too many unsubstantiated claims of wealth.........Provide proper accounts that we can check.
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Murph46 | Jun 04, 2012, 03:29 PM EDT
As I said come into this century,tax breaks and subsidies are the way to interest investment in your country-any country.Ireland was not and is not unique in giving these subsidies.The question remains -A piece of Industrial property left fallow does NO ONE GOOD-NO TAXES-NO EMPLOYMENT,You can be all the ostrich you want to be with your head in the sand ,but this is the way of current times
like it or not.As stated b4 I have been there near Dublin when your people offered nice subsidies for a mill,I have witnessed similar events in my home state when they were trying to lure business from another state.As a result,my state has a surplus of taxes,unemployment here is lower than the national average ,and things are going in the right direction.But people like you know better! Ha! Ha! If they listened to you ,they would be set back 150 years LoyalCitizen!
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Bythebay | Jun 04, 2012, 01:46 PM EDT
Ireland funded the American Irish Historical Society million dollar renovation and should not have. Ireland is funding the Irish immigration centers in New York, Ireland is being asked to fund elderly services for those who emigrated years ago and who the US apparently can't provide services for. Craig Barrett needs to help you in the US fund these your programs and not be strangling the Irish taxpayer to support you. Step up to the plate and do the right thing Barrett and US.
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LoyalCitizen | Jun 04, 2012, 01:26 PM EDT
@Murph46: If traitorous Irish Politicians did not finance your pretentious corporations with subsidies and tax breaks we would not not need a bailout from anybody ............Thinking is beyond your ability...........If you think you know what your talking about then tell us how much in subsidies and tax breaks did your pretentious corporations receive from the traitors of Ireland over the decades.
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Murph46 | Jun 04, 2012, 11:51 AM EDT
LoyalCitizen your comments show precisely how out of touch you are,how many other corp exec's are jumping in line to bail out Ireland.I suppose they should listen to you and not accept him.Come forwaed to this century some time.
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