Ireland says no more to the bankers

[Large Sarge]

http://onepeoplespublictrustelucidated.blogspot.com/2013/03/ireland-announces-foreclosure-of-bank.html

[Celtic Rogue]

Hell Yeah! WOW I hope this runs the same way Iceland went! You know that the US will be the last if ever to do such a righteous thing for its people. Being that we are the den of these vipers known as banksters! But I hope!

[Carl]

I think you missed the point. Digital currencies have to be tied to an asset. That asset can either be a credit, such as you and your deposits in a bank, or you and a debt. If they are attached to neither, then they are just numbers. All the currency digits issued by banks are the bank's debt, whether they are listed as credit or debt. Here's the neat thing about the system; in a credit currency collapse, banks are the first to bankrupt. This means that the digits that populated your bank account, the ones you use buy your groceries and gasoline, to pay rent and to buy your clothes goes "POOF!" with the bank. They defaulted upon their fiduciary responsibility to you, leaving you with no means to buy your groceries and gasoline, to pay rent and to buy your clothes. It is the bank's fault you can't pay your bills. For people under mortgage, they can't make their note payments. What's the neat thing about that you may wonder, well I'll tell you. By all rights it should be the people suing the banks for their failure and the resulting deprivation of the financial means to meet their (the people's) needs and obligations but instead, the government sides with the banks who then go about suing and foreclosing on the people for failing to meet their obligations! Now, isn't that a marvelous way to do business!

They got away with this massive bankster theft and redistribution in the thirties, I don't think they're gonna get away with it this time...

[PatColo]

these next 2 were posted in the past but you know,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAf7J4a_T1g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAf7J4a_T1g

Irish Wanking Bankers - An Irishman Abroad (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2nA2szz8dY)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2nA2szz8dY

Turns out that 2nd one ^ was a set up gag, but hey... the Michael Flatley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Flatley) ref'd at the end was a headline dancer for Riverdance,

Michael Flatley's Celtic Tiger - A Call to Arms (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2TVn-zl9w4)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2TVn-zl9w4

[PatColo]

Go figure, the Irish get fucked again!

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-tR6SCOCX9j0/UeOVp-Ko0NI/AAAAAAAAAfU/XIC1Vm77BXk/s200/Facebook-Sucks.jpg (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-tR6SCOCX9j0/UeOVp-Ko0NI/AAAAAAAAAfU/XIC1Vm77BXk/s800/Facebook-Sucks.jpg)

Irish government collected about $7.3 million in 2012 from Facebook, though the latter earned estimated over 1 billion in the United Kingdom. So, it seems that the social network is facing a controversy over its tax contributions after Facebook filings revealed it exported almost 1 billion earned in Britain and other overseas markets to the Cayman Islands tax haven in 2012.

Read more here (http://extratorrent.cc/article/3359/facebook+hid+earnings+at+cayman+islands.html)