Send David Drumm a postcard

bazmaiden

***This was originally posted in another forum (Here) by "AtlanticDawn" but for more colourful responses, and with permission from the OP i'm just seeing what reaction this gets in AH ***



After seeing this guy run and hide from his responsibilities I thought it would be nice if we all sent him a postcard of how we feel he ruined our country

David Drumm,
[personal address removed]

http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pb...31/BIZ/3310314

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlmjcW1O2YE

mike65

How much does a stamp to the USA cost?

Smcgie

Prob the same price as a bullet or a scoop of dogShít :cool:

Biggins

I'd travel to Hell, USA and send a "Wish you were here" postcard.

orourkeda

Done.

Krieg

Dear Mr. Drumm


Kill yourself


Regards,

Krieg

A bit ott, but it seems to be the style these days

bazmaiden

this guy has the right idea

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=65227336#post65227336

thebaz

From the business post a couple of years ago

"Anointed as the chosen one, Drumm has many similarities to FitzPatrick, who coincidentally was also 38 when he took over as chief executive two decades ago. Both are lenders, with strong abilities to assess the people they are lending to and to develop long-term commercial relationships with them. These people skills are critical in an organisation that stands out from the crowd through its emphasis on customer relationships.

Drumm's progress through the ranks at Anglo Irish has been as the arch disciple of the “relationship management'‘ culture with customers. According to FitzPatrick, Drumm is “soaked in the ethos of the bank'‘. Some describe Drumm as “a chip off the old block'‘ in reference to FitzPatrick. "

Laughable

Morlar

He owes us €8,000,000 and buys a house for $4,200,000 ? There has to be a way to get at least that much back.

Smcgie

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=65227336&postcount=25

This is hilarious

easyeason3

Dear David,

Any chance of a loan of a tonne?

Regards,
Easy :cool:

Ruu_Old

"The money was just resting in my account!"

amdublin

I'm definitely doing this. Seriously, wouldn't it be great if as many people as possible do this.

My postcard:

Wish you were here
Dear David,
Please come back and face the music like a man re. the sh1t our/your country is in. Afterall, you (amongst others) caused it.
Respectfully yours,
Amdub

dunleakelleher

Ruu wrote: »

"The money was just resting in my account!"

who said that again?

amdublin

dunleakelleher wrote: »

who said that again?

Father Ted.

But it sounds like something Bertie Ahern might have said in the tribunal.

Biggins

amdublin wrote: »

...But it sounds like something Bertie Ahern might have said in the tribunal.

Naaa, he'd be too busy saying "I can't remember..." over and over again.

445279.ie

mike65 wrote: »

How much does a stamp to the USA cost?

€0.82 according to An Post (worth it in my book)

http://www.anpost.ie/AnPost/PostalRates/Standard+Post.htm

445279.ie

amdublin wrote: »

Father Ted.

But it sounds like something Bertie Ahern might have said in the tribunal.

Thought Bertie didn't have an account...

My name is URL

Yeah it's solely his fault we're in this mess.. absolutely nothing to do with the people that happilly took out loans / mortgages that they couldn't afford to pay back

amdublin

My name is URL wrote: »

absolutely nothing to do with the people that happilly took out loans / mortgages that they couldn't afford to pay back

Well I think him and all the other directors and Chief Exec of Anglo happily fall into that category (amongst others, as I said in my post)

Agricola

My name is URL wrote: »

Yeah it's solely his fault we're in this mess.. absolutely nothing to do with the people that happilly took out loans / mortgages that they couldn't afford to pay back

If him and other greedy twats like him hadnt been doling out those mortgages in the first place there wouldnt have been a problem. And if the regulator had been, ya know, regulating it would have helped too. And if fianna fail hadnt been.................. ah, ya know how it goes!

deadhead13

My name is URL wrote: »

Yeah it's solely his fault we're in this mess.. absolutely nothing to do with the people that happilly took out loans / mortgages that they couldn't afford to pay back

I don't think anyone was suggesting he was. But he was the CEO of the company that has posted the worst loss in Irish corporate history, the cost to the Irish taxpayer could run to 22 billion euro.

It is not people defaulting on their mortgages that has us in this mess. It is a relatively small number of developers who took out massive development loans which they now can't pay back. They built houses that were not needed - 217,101 units between 2006-09, with a projected demand at the time of only 85,446. Bought up argicultural land for many multiples of what it is now worth. David Drumm was one of a number of people who facilitated and encouraged this madness, for which the taxpayer is going to be paying for indefinitely.

Biggins

445279.ie wrote: »

Thought Bertie didn't have an account...

Not in Ireland anyway at one stage... :rolleyes:

ronaneire

Lets Drumm up some support here and get as many postcards to this yellow belly motha fcuka.

My name is URL

Agricola wrote: »

If him and other greedy twats like him hadnt been doling out those mortgages in the first place there wouldnt have been a problem. And if the regulator had been, ya know, regulating it would have helped too. And if fianna fail hadnt been.................. ah, ya know how it goes!

Exactly.. there's far more people to blame than just one or two who are being made the scapegoats. It's funny how the arrests of Fitzpatrick & McAteer came just a week before Anglo announced it's losses. Why aren't the regulators and those that appointed them being questioned?

Dionysus

My name is URL wrote: »

Exactly.. there's far more people to blame than just one or two who are being made the scapegoats. It's funny how the arrests of Fitzpatrick & McAteer came just a week before Anglo announced it's losses. Why aren't the regulators and those that appointed them being questioned?

Exactly. And nobody in Irish society is as much to blame as is Bertie Ahern. It galls me that he's got away scot-free and is on a very nice few pensions while his mess is being tidied up.

ronaneire

Dionysus wrote: »

Exactly. And nobody in Irish society is as much to blame as is Bertie Ahern. It galls me that he's got away scot-free and is on a very nice few pensions while his mess is being tidied up.

So now its Bertie's fault now? Next someone will be saying it was Lord Lucan's.

Takeshi_Kovacs

But erra sure isn't the Bert a great laugh and fella below in Fagans with the locals, how could you not loike him..

Biggins

I've a sneaking suspicion that since Mr Bird turned up at his door, he is no longer there most of the time now.
Lord knows, one of his still friends here in Ireland will have sent him a copy of the TV broadcast to where ever he's hiding now.

amdublin

Dionysus wrote: »

Exactly. And nobody in Irish society is as much to blame as is Bertie Ahern. It galls me that he's got away scot-free and is on a very nice few pensions while his mess is being tidied up.

If that man runs for president I will take to the streets........to protest.......and to throw tomatoes at him.

I hope I can get some people from Boards to come along too?

thebaz

My name is URL wrote: »

Exactly.. there's far more people to blame than just one or two who are being made the scapegoats. It's funny how the arrests of Fitzpatrick & McAteer came just a week before Anglo announced it's losses. Why aren't the regulators and those that appointed them being questioned?

The regulator should be questioned, and questioned like any other bank robber, but what gets me is the default on payment of loans that Drumm (€7 million) and Fitzpatrick (€70 million) owe the bank , and then get pensions of half a million a year , and sun themselves in Spain and Cape Cod , while we pick up the pieces . If you are an average Joe and default on a payment do you realise how much the bank harass to get it back -

Michael Fingleton (Irish Nationwide) has a pension pot of 70 million , for driving his company into the wall ,on top of a bonus of 1 million for doing just this - I assume the State (we) will pay all this - one word - ****

Takeshi_Kovacs

thebaz wrote: »

The regulator should be questioned, and questioned like any other bank robber, but what gets me is the default on payment of loans that Drumm (€7 million) and Fitzpatrick (€70 million) owe the bank , and then get pensions of half a million a year , and sun themselves in Spain and Cape Cod , while we pick up the pieces . If you are an average Joe and default on a payment do you realise how much the bank harass to get it back -

Michael Fingleton (Irish Nationwide) has a pension pot of 70 million , for driving his company into the wall ,on top of a bonus of 1 million for doing just this - I assume the State (we) will pay all this - one word - ****

Yeah, its pretty bewildering to think about it, hell, fvck it, you refuse to pay your tv license, and you run risk of getting thrown in to jail..

goat2

bazmaiden wrote: »

***This was originally posted in another forum (Here) by "AtlanticDawn" but for more colourful responses, and with permission from the OP i'm just seeing what reaction this gets in AH ***



After seeing this guy run and hide from his responsibilities I thought it would be nice if we all sent him a postcard of how we feel he ruined our country

David Drumm,
<schnick>
Chatham,
MA 02633,
USA


http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pb...31/BIZ/3310314

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlmjcW1O2YE

that is what i call
one big black fcking rat jumping a sinking ship, snd leaving us in dire straits, saved his own neck,

dilallio

amdublin wrote: »

Father Ted.

But it sounds like something Bertie Ahern might have said in the tribunal.

Except when he was minister for finance - He didn't have a bank account:rolleyes:

Biggins

amdublin wrote: »

If that man runs for president I will take to the streets........to protest.......and to throw tomatoes at him.

I hope I can get some people from Boards to come along too?

You can count on me to be there for sure.

Could pay a few J1er's to give his house a doing over!;)

Dionysus

amdublin wrote: »

If that man runs for president I will take to the streets........to protest.......and to throw tomatoes at him.

I hope I can get some people from Boards to come along too?

Count me in. Not for tomatoes or anything else that might get him a sympathy vote but for a mass dignified protest. The writing is on the wall for the Ahern dynasty even in his own constituency where his brother, Maurice Ahern, couldn't even win a councillor's seat and was beaten by Mary Fitzpatrick, a woman who was fuc ked-over royally by the Ahern dynasty in the 2007 general election and is now reaping the benefits.

She's about the only Fianna Fáiler in Ireland who'll get a sympathy vote in the next general election.

amdublin

Dionysus wrote: »

a mass dignified protest

Mass dignified protest it is so Dionysus.

JuliusCaesar

Easter Sunday, 4 April 2010

A ceremony to mark the 94th Anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising will take place outside the GPO, O’Connell Street, Dublin on Easter Sunday 4th April 2010 commencing at 12 noon.

The Ceremony will be led by the President Mary McAleese, An Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, T.D. and the Minister for Defence Tony Killeen, T.D.

Defence Forces personnel, including a brass band, a pipe band and representatives of the Army, the Air Corps, the Naval Service and the Defence Reserve will take part in the Ceremony, which will conclude with an Air Corps fly past.

At noon the National Flag will be lowered and the 1916 Proclamation will be read by an Officer from the Defence Forces.

The President will then lay a wreath to commemorate those who died in 1916. A minute silence will be observed.

Following the ceremony Minister Killeen T.D. will host a reception for invited guests, including relatives of the 1916 leaders.

Members of the public are invited to attend and should be in position in the public viewing area outside the GPO by 11.15 a.m. Large video screens will be erected on either side of the GPO to relay the ceremony to the public.

Sonnenblumen

amdublin wrote: »

Mass dignified protest it is so Dionysus.

Prefer a protest of dignified masses?:rolleyes:

Sonnenblumen

JuliusCaesar wrote: »

Easter Sunday, 4 April 2010

A ceremony to mark the 94th Anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising will take place outside the GPO, O’Connell Street, Dublin on Easter Sunday 4th April 2010 commencing at 12 noon.

The Ceremony will be led by the President Mary McAleese, An Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, T.D. and the Minister for Defence Tony Killeen, T.D.

Defence Forces personnel, including a brass band, a pipe band and representatives of the Army, the Air Corps, the Naval Service and the Defence Reserve will take part in the Ceremony, which will conclude with an Air Corps fly past.

At noon the National Flag will be lowered and the 1916 Proclamation will be read by an Officer from the Defence Forces.

The President will then lay a wreath to commemorate those who died in 1916. A minute silence will be observed.

Following the ceremony Minister Killeen T.D. will host a reception for invited guests, including relatives of the 1916 leaders.

Members of the public are invited to attend and should be in position in the public viewing area outside the GPO by 11.15 a.m. Large video screens will be erected on either side of the GPO to relay the ceremony to the public.

I wonder if any songs/music will be played?

Any ideas? Looney tunes? "Let the good times roll" (again)?:D

Duggy747

I'd be more satisfied if I could send Leon over to him.

DeVore

Lads and ladies... I appreciate you are all angry, believe me, I didnt buy a house in the crazy times because I was being restrained and rational... and now I have to pay for OTHER peoples houses?!

But publishing someone's home address in order to harass them is a big no no. Its also very reckless, God knows what unhinged crazy is out there reading people here suggesting sending bullets and physical violence.

Sorry, but I'm not comfortable to accept the consequences of providing a platform for that. You'll notice the journalists you linked to, none of them publish his actual address as far as I can see. Even if they did, its not something we should be supporting here. You want to go all "pitchforks and torches".... block the dail.

DeV.

silverharp

DeVore wrote: »

You'll notice the journalists you linked to, none of them publish his actual address as far as I can see. Even if they did, its not something we should be supporting here. You want to go all "pitchforks and torches".... block the dail.

DeV.

to be fair the camera points to the number of the house, and the reporter said the name of the road. Deliberate or subconsious on RTE's part?

goat2

Silverharp2 wrote: »

to be fair the camera points to the number of the house, and the reporter said the name of the road. Deliberate or subconsious on RTE's part?

to be fair
he did not give a toss about us or what happens to us
why should we worry about him

Shelflife

Better still , why not send a postcard to all his neighbours telling them truthfully what kind of neighbour they have and to avoid taking any financial advice from him.