Liveline thread 09/04/2013 to 19/7/2013

lucylu

a retired banker with a negative equity mortgage = bullsh_ite

JonathanAnon

Dan Jaman wrote: »

Could couple Larkin to a genset and that's ESB sorted out.

If Larkin was around now, he'd be on a six figure sum, with a huge pension, and making sure that the worst workers were immune from accountability... same as the rest of union leaders...

Oh and he'd have a big grey beard..

That_Guy

Is Duffy taking credit for this or something? I'm sure he'd even go as far to say that he was the one who handed over the tapes.

joe316

JonathanAnon wrote: »

If Larkin was around now, he'd be on a six figure sum, with a huge pension, and making sure that the worst workers were immune from accountability... same as the rest of union leaders...

Oh and he'd have a big grey beard..

Please make this post of the day

JonathanAnon

I'm gonna ring in and say "Joe I remember when Sinn Fein were in charge, they didnt like what was going on in the Northern Bank, so they went in and took the money off them"

That_Guy

"God rest Brian Lenihan"

Ugh.

JM Skipton

Prionchias O'Rahalla safe to say he is a conservative MP from the home counties:rolleyes:

Roger_007

I was wondering how long it would take before the S word raised it's head!

Floppybits

there is a lot of grave rolling going on, is this a new fad?

JM Skipton

If there is any more turning or rolling in graves today The Irish Seismic Industry will be checking their Richter scales

Roger_007

JM Skipton wrote: »

Prionchias O'Rahalla safe to say he is a conservative MP from the home counties:rolleyes:

Safer to say he's an FFr. Blame it all on the banks and get FF of the hook.;)

That_Guy

"They were good business men"

Ultimate troll. :pac:

Boombastic

I'm am businessman, that's what I am, that's what I do. Let's sit down here, me, you and a couple of fcuk off spread sheets.

JM Skipton

Ah but it does matter because if they are made an example of it wont be done again

Bits_n_Bobs

Ah here - the lads in the dept of finance were blameless. And clueless. Blamelessly clueless in fact. Still are. So were the lads in the central bank. And the regulator - may he enjoy his plush retirement.

The saints in our civil service are blameless and were not in charge of anything. Anything at all. Or responsible for anything. Careful now Joe!!!

It was the bankers and the politicians wot done it.....

Tisserand

Bits_n_Bobs wrote: »

We need Paul Williams to inject some drama into this. Fifteen minutes in and not one mention of 'scumbag", "banking criminal warlords", "banking drug gangs" etc etc

He called them 'thugs' on a Newstalk Interview yesterday, so getting there slowly but surely

JonathanAnon

"This controversy, Joe. ..it wont take people off trolleys Joe"

Hopefully it leave Drummer on one..

JonathanAnon

Does anybody else the get the whole vibe: The Government stopped "hero of the people" Joe Duffy from saving us from the financial crisis..?

Boombastic

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Does anybody else the get the whole vibe: The Government stopped "hero of the people" Joe Duffy from saving us from the financial crisis..?

I just said something along those lines to the person here beside me :pac:

JonathanAnon

"We could take the drawers off the Germans at business"

Oh just shut up you fkn idiot..

Bits_n_Bobs

Why JOe??? WHY???? OUR PEOPLE FAILED US JOE!! WHYYYY??? WHYYYYY JOOOOOOOOE???????

JM Skipton

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Does anybody else the get the whole vibe: The Government stopped "hero of the people" Joe Duffy from saving us from the financial crisis..?

Joe Duffy-The financial "Flash Gordon".......

Dan Jaman

"We can barter to survive."
Here, I'll give you a brick for that scone, missus.

Bits_n_Bobs

woooohhhh - this guy is an absolute gem of a loon. Send him to the germans to get our 30 squillion back!!

JM Skipton

"We are all suffering you know yourself Joe" FFS

Fujitsu10

Its a known fact that the NTMA wouldnt put money in Anglo for sometime before the Anglo crash. Its also known that Biffo lobbied the NTMA to put money into Anglo. Maybe the NTMA should have been over seeing the Banks... and politicians!!

JonathanAnon

I remember RTE had a debt of 16 million.. The state came in and bailed them out.

Floppybits

do the callers not realise how much money Joe is on?

constitutionus

Dan Jaman wrote: »

"We can barter to survive."
Here, I'll give you a brick for that scone, missus.

in fairness back in the 80s there was a period where every bank in the country was closed for 6 months due to strikes.

if we could survive that we could survive a few weeks of a transitional period where the whole kit and caboodle is liquidated and sold off to bank of canada or something.

they'd only be too happy to take college green off our hands for 1 euro.

the banks should never have been saved.

Big C

we still waitin for the truth about bertie, anyone else holding their breath