is the govt about to fall?

Can't see it at all. If anything does come of it, it'll be Reilly sacrificed.

Ghandee wrote: »

Apparently labour party members have been told to prepare themselves for a possible imminent general election.

The same way punts were being printed last year to prepare for our imminent exit from the Euro?

Labour dont have the balls for reform thats why it will fall

its all a pretense. they are trying to "show" that they are "working hard" - in actual face they couldn't give a toss. But they need to be "seen" disagreeing with each other. :roll eyes:

there should be a "no confidence" vote on every single on of them.

If the government does fall, a few FG/LAB TDs will lose their seats, and we'll end up with a multi-party coalition that will spend most of its time in a state of war with itself.

And if there was an election what would change ? This country would need to grow a set of balls and deal with real money draining problems and stop moaning about people working for the state, the vast majority of them on very average to modest conditions.

When I look down my street of 12 houses there's only 3 in which people are working, officially that is. The rest is on the dole and at least 5 out of the 11 people involved are doing plenty of casual of the books work on a very regular basis. It's not only the fact that the state pays them their unemployment benefits but also all the attached benefits which runs into a few hundred Euro a week a head and how many of these chancers are there running about nationwide ? Some proper social welfare inspections could save this country millions a week.

Can you imagine Jerry Adams as our prime minister...

Labour would be stupid to pull out atm. As someone else said, their poll numbers are crap. Sinn Fein would eat them alive and all that would happen is Fine Gael and Fianna Fail would do a deal "In the National Interest".

The Troika still run the show and any newly formed Govt will have to deal with their restrictions.

This whole health cutbacks "crisis" is a joke anyway. The HSE have overspent massively (they gave almost 300m in pay increments this year ffs) and now are trying to use the Publics affection for frontline staff to cover the vast amount of waste in that black hole of a Dept.

Its about time we caused absolute chaos and planted the Sinners in power

Boombastic wrote: »

I'd vote for a man of the people, who goes against the grain someone like Mick Wallace...er, no wait....or some one who stuck to their principals like Ming...actually no er..they are all just as corrupt as each other. I hope it does fall and the country descends in to anarchy.

i claim meath