George Soros slams treatment of Irish by European Union
Says rescue plan for Irish economy will be modified
Published Saturday, January 29, 2011, 9:08 AM
Updated Monday, January 31, 2011, 7:09 AM
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eiriamach | Feb 03, 2011, 08:39 AM EST
Jacersagain: "Jew fellow"? It looks like you've been listening to Bishops Babini, Williamson, Lefebvre, et al. and reading up on conspiracy theories as well.
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jacersagain | Jan 30, 2011, 04:23 PM EST
Soros – wasn’t he the Jew fellow who made a fortune by speculating (betting or gambling) in different countries’ currencies? Like the UK’s British Pound and the Irish pound. Devaluation was the name of the game, reducing the worth of both pounds and therefore our economies, effectively destroying our money’s worth – he was a tough money-maker out of Ireland’s little currency (as well as others – the UK’s Black Wednesday is famous and there was something big about him destroying Malaysia’s currency too). He made billions in this tough money gambler’s way. And now he has the cheek to say that Europe is being too tough on us? He's one of the most dispacable people I've known of. He's tried to redeem himself setting up charitable foundations etc with his ill-gotten gains. I’d listen to him more if he talked with his money and donated all the gains he made out of us in Ireland during the 80s & 90s back to the Irish Exchequer.
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cillowen | Jan 30, 2011, 03:54 PM EST
Such a tycoon speaketh but Irish politicians are incapable of negotiating anything. The pain will go on and on as their natives pull on those levers for their familiar manure crowd.
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sirpeter | Jan 30, 2011, 11:38 AM EST
AoifeNicSeáin...I really like your way of thinking..We need a few smart women like you in government..You have just given Ireland a very valid get-out clause. Wonderful post Aoife!!
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AoifeNicSeáin | Jan 30, 2011, 09:14 AM EST
@markhanly: "We Irish do not reneage on committments given" isn't even applicable, as giving up sovereignty transgresses the mandate of the government, and so there isn't a valid committment at all.
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kurtjohnson | Jan 29, 2011, 11:28 PM EST
They should have never guaranteed any of the creditors of these trans-national banks.
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markhanly | Jan 29, 2011, 04:50 PM EST
Woundedknee is expressing the opinions felt by the masses.
I have a question.
Is it possible for the integrity of the Country that we can put a moritorium ( Pause on debt payment )until we sort out our Domestic budget deficit and then once sorted focus on the repayments of the soverin debt imposed on our people.
We Irish do not reneage on committments given but maybe a little common sense would be the order of the day by the EU and IMF and of course the Bond holders.
You cannot get something from nothing..
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WoundedKnee | Jan 29, 2011, 09:45 AM EST
The most disgusting thing about Ireland's disaster is that it is the Irish leaders--the Fianna Fail--who have betrayed their own people. Fair-minded people from other countries can see that what Fianna Fail The Mass Immigration Party agreed to is an utter sell-out. The FF are craven curs, who insisted on screwing Irish people rather thanput heat on their fat cat buddies in financial circles. Fianna Fail are guilty of double treason: on one level, they sold out the country to the International Banks, on the other level they are selling it out to foreign migrants who are now swarming into Ireland in order to take over the country as the Irish leave. Fianna Fail is a rat pack, not a political party.
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