Das Budget - Goodbye Shinners [i haz twitter]

Mr Cawley

Statement by European Council on Agreement

Incase anyone has an interest, we won't be in charge of our national Buget anymore after last nights agreement.



Sinn fein will always be rendered powerless from now on, their agenda is out of their hands now.


Deutschland uber alles!


Oh and this ends speculation about anyone leaving the euro etc. etc.





General government budgets shall be balanced or in surplus; this
principle shall be deemed respected if, as a rule, the annual structural
deficit does not exceed 0.5% of nominal GDP.



– Such a rule will also be introduced in Member States’ national legal
systems at constitutional or equivalent level.


http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2011/12/09/text-statement-by-european-council-on-agreement-1/


twitter.com/KyleCawley

eth0

I don't see why Sinn Fein specifically has anything to do with this


Deutchland won't be uber alles when the Euro collapses (looking increasingly likely, bring on those Punt Nuas)

conor.hogan.2

Ah goodbye, what a stupid thread.

Kintarō Hattori

Seeing as we couldn't manage our own finances..... is it really such a bad thing?

mackg

I'm confused

Morlar

What does any of this have to do with Sinn Fein ?

eth0

Kintarō Hattori wrote: »

Seeing as we couldn't manage our own finances..... is it really such a bad thing?

FF couldn't manage them. Well they could but they didn't want to

TheZohanS

Mr Cawley wrote: »

Statement by European Council on Agreement

Incase anyone has an interest, we won't be in charge of our national Buget anymore after last nights agreement.



Sinn fein will always be rendered powerless from now on, their agenda is out of their hands now.


Deutschland uber alles!


Oh and this ends speculation about anyone leaving the euro etc. etc.





General government budgets shall be balanced or in surplus; this
principle shall be deemed respected if, as a rule, the annual structural
deficit does not exceed 0.5% of nominal GDP.



– Such a rule will also be introduced in Member States’ national legal
systems at constitutional or equivalent level.


http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2011/12/09/text-statement-by-european-council-on-agreement-1/


twitter.com/KyleCawley

Thank you for your amaz-ing insight. It's hard to believe you only did your Leaving Cert last year and are probably only 19 years old, such is the vast in-depth critique that you have made of last nights meeting.

CardBordWindow

What the fúck's this got to do with Vietnam,Walter?

starbelgrade

Gerry Adams, speaking on the subject this morning, said, "Nar na nar nar nar, nar na nar nar shitchuatshion nar na nar nar nar."

Morlar

CardBordWindow wrote: »

What the fúck's this got to do with Vietnam,Walter?

I told that kraut a ****ing thousand times that I don't roll on Shabbos!

Fratton Fred

The UK and Hungary vetoed that agreement last night.

Today will see a similar one drawn up for those in the eurozone to sign.

Basically, this is a message from Merkozy that only the French and Germans are sensible enough to manage their own economies, so everyone else will have to have their annual budgets approved before they can be passed.

Tomorrow elections will be banned in France and Germany and all eurozone governments will be dissolved.

My name is URL

Why did you include your Twitter address in the OP?

hardCopy

TheZohan wrote: »

Thank you for your amaz-ing insight. It's hard to believe you only did your Leaving Cert last year and are probably only 19 years old, such is the vast in-depth critique that you have made of last nights meeting.

He's a qualified Money Manger don't ya know

Morlar

Fratton Fred wrote: »

The UK and Hungary vetoed that agreement last night.

Today will see a similar one drawn up for those in the eurozone to sign.

Basically, this is a message from Merkozy that only the French and Germans are sensible enough to manage their own economies, so everyone else will have to have their annual budgets approved before they can be passed.

Tomorrow elections will be banned in France and Germany and all eurozone governments will be dissolved.

From what I gather the eu can and will send back national budgets that they do not approve of in order to request/order/mandate changes deemed by them as being in the eu/euro interest. Also for sanctions and penalties against non compliant national governments in certain circumstances.

Robbo

Pfft, I don't believe any of these Euro/Sky is falling threads unless they come from those arch-trolls over at Zerohedge. How can we trust the news if we don't know that the person propagating it isn't going to profit?

sensibleken

Does anyone want to switch seats?

Morlar

sensibleken wrote: »

Does anyone want to switch seats?

The seatiyation as it stands will not change, said Mr Adams.

My name is URL

hardCopy wrote: »

He's a qualified Money Manger don't ya know

lmfao

Gummy Panda

I blame the evil Trade Federation

44leto

eth0 wrote: »

FF couldn't manage them. Well they could but they didn't want to

Yeah ask our Daddy how much pocket money we can have.

A financial transaction tax will cost Ireland about 20000 employed in the IFSC and their connecting industries and services. This new treaty will have serious consequences which will become clearer as the weeks go by.

As for Britain 11% of all their tax revenue is dependent on the financial sector, they have no choice but not to sign up.

Will this lead to Britain leaving the EU????? that will also have consequences for the Irish empire.

working fool

Ahhh you lot make me sick !
What's wrong with the Germans ?
Look what they done for SKODA ????
:-)

Snakeblood

We should all just go back to 1000AD, life was better then. Honey and mead, no potatoes, Land of Saints and Scholars. We'd be ****ing minted.

K-9

These type of rules have been there since Maastricht, most countries ignored them, Germany and France big culprits actually.

We had loads of budgets surpluses, though that was all property taxes.

Mike 1972

Mr Cawley wrote: »

General government budgets shall be balanced or in surplus

I saw what you did there.

Fratton Fred

44leto wrote: »

Yeah ask our Daddy how much pocket money we can have.

A financial transaction tax will cost Ireland about 20000 employed in the IFSC and their connecting industries and services. This new treaty will have serious consequences which will become clearer as the weeks go by.

As for Britain 11% of all their tax revenue is dependent on the financial sector, they have no choice but not to sign up.

Will this lead to Britain leaving the EU????? that will also have consequences for the Irish empire.

I think that is the big question at the moment, will this "treaty" force the UK (and/or the other non euro countries like Denmark) out of the EU.

If Merkozy is not careful, their desperation to save the euro (and the other eurozone countries desperation to save their arses) could result in the collapse of the EU itself.

glenkeeran

Mr Cawley wrote: »

Statement by European Council on Agreement

Incase anyone has an interest, we won't be in charge of our national Buget anymore after last nights agreement.



Sinn fein will always be rendered powerless from now on, their agenda is out of their hands now.


Deutschland uber alles!


Oh and this ends speculation about anyone leaving the euro etc. etc.





General government budgets shall be balanced or in surplus; this
principle shall be deemed respected if, as a rule, the annual structural
deficit does not exceed 0.5% of nominal GDP.



– Such a rule will also be introduced in Member States’ national legal
systems at constitutional or equivalent level.


http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2011/12/09/text-statement-by-european-council-on-agreement-1/


twitter.com/KyleCawley

Again what has gerry adams/ sinn fein got to do with this?.... my belief is that your a junior Fine Geal member and your rant has made no sense.

My belief is this country is running down the pit of an innerstate of a giant capitalist movement so its only a matter of time that our entire country will have no independence.
Our leaders who fought for our freedom are turning in their graves

Orando Broom

Mr. Cawley, what went down in your head
Mr. Cawley, did you talk to the dead
Your lifestyle to me seems so tragic
With the thrill of it all
You fooled all the people with magic
You waited on Satan's call

Mr Cawley

I reflected that soverignty was a cornerstone of Sinn Fein's existence. It was just a reference. I have no party afilliation.

K-9

Fratton Fred wrote: »

I think that is the big question at the moment, will this "treaty" force the UK (and/or the other non euro countries like Denmark) out of the EU.

If Merkozy is not careful, their desperation to save the euro (and the other eurozone countries desperation to save their arses) could result in the collapse of the EU itself.

The UK seem to be the only one out of the talks now, Hungary, Sweden and the Czechs back in.

Mr Cawley

Orando Broom wrote: »

Mr. Cawley, what went down in your head
Mr. Cawley, did you talk to the dead
Your lifestyle to me seems so tragic
With the thrill of it all
You fooled all the people with magic
You waited on Satan's call

Thrill needs another syllable. I liked it though!

mackg

The real question is, if we lose our sovereignty what are the IRA gonna do?

uch

Mr Cawley wrote: »

I reflected that soverignty was a cornerstone of Sinn Fein's existence. It was just a reference. I have no party afilliation.

Is'nt Soverignty a cornerstone of all Parties existence ?

glenkeeran

mackg wrote: »

The real question is, if we lose our sovereignty what are the IRA gonna do?

The IRA exsisted to defend the cathoic/nationalist people of this country against the terrorist group (at that time) called the Brittish government,

They would have no opinion on whats going on now, but the real question is "WHAT WOULD YOU DO?"

Mr Cawley

uch wrote: »

Is'nt Soverignty a cornerstone of all Parties existence ?

Poor choice of words, it's their agenda MORESO than other parties.

ilovesleep

A move like this regarding the deficit 3% cap would have helped us greatly back in 08 when our crisis hit. FF wouldn't have been so lax surrounding our budgets and allowing the situation to spiral out of control in which we see a massive 18B deficit today. We'd actually be in a better position now with a deficit not as big. This as well in the future will be fantastic in that it will keep our government in line. But what is being pushed here from Merkozy is a political agenda and does sweet fcuk all to help the real problem - Euro debt.

Morlar

ilovesleep wrote: »

A move like this regarding the deficit 3% cap would have helped us greatly back in 08 when our crisis hit. FF wouldn't have been so lax surrounding our budgets and allowing the situation to spiral out of control in which we see a massive 18B deficit. We'd actually be in a better position. This as well in the future will be fantastic in that it will keep our government in line. But what is being pushed here from Merkozy is a political agenda and does sweet fcuk all to help the real problem - Euro debt.

There is also the principle behind that of national financial control and handing it over to Berlin, Paris & Brussels.

K-9

ilovesleep wrote: »

A move like this regarding the deficit 3% cap would have helped us greatly back in 08 when our crisis hit. FF wouldn't have been so lax surrounding our budgets and allowing the situation to spiral out of control in which we see a massive 18B deficit today. We'd actually be in a better position now with a deficit not as big. This as well in the future will be fantastic in that it will keep our government in line. But what is being pushed here from Merkozy is a political agenda and does sweet fcuk all to help the real problem - Euro debt.

Actually there are suggestions the budget rules wouldn't apply in a crisis so the Govt. would be able to have huge deficits in a crisis. Depends on the detail but these seemed to be aimed particularly at Italy who have historically ran up deficits with very little growth. Can't imagine France would be that happy with it either.

biko

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