bgrizzley wrote: » A scurrilous remark about someone you dont know. You most definitely dont know my habits. Badly done sir!
bgrizzley wrote: » anyone that knows me knows im not going to pay this tax.
Hijpo wrote: » Thats representative democracy for you, how about direct democracy?
Bullseye1 wrote: » DV has a record of wrongly accusing people of not paying their taxes. People.should ignore him. You know what they say about feeding them.
Bullseye1 wrote: » You wrongly accused me, refused to withdraw your statement and chose to ignore.
Ghandee wrote: » Lol........ Penny hasn't dropped yet........ Reminiscent of the penal laws so.....http://www.historyplace.com/worldhistory/famine/before.htm FG/Germany, our new masters. :rolleyes:
The Minister for the Environment, Phil Hogan, today announced a grant scheme to provide financial assistance of up to E4,000 to households whose septic tanks need upgrading A household that earns up to E50k can avail of grants of up to E4k and households with total earnings of between E50k and E75k can avail of grants of up to E2,500.
Am Chile wrote: » First Phil wanted €50 for septic tank Inspection fees-then phil wanted €5 for sepitc tank Inspection fees for a limited period only--the €5 special offer has ended since september--with a signifigant per % having boycotted the paying the septic tank Inspection fees so far--phil has granted a concession to campaigners . http://www.businessworld.ie/bworld/livenews.htm?a=3016420
Le_Dieux wrote: » You know the best thing I discovered about Boards recently is the 'ignore' button. Man it spares me grief. If hiding away is so worrisome for some, why are they hiding behind a pseudonym themselves?
Le_Dieux wrote: » Oh, I have Bullseye, best thing ever invented was the 'ignore' button.;)
Le_Dieux wrote: » Don't hold Your breath Bullseye. I have been waiting for about 3 months now for an apology....best thing I ever did was ignore the fg'er!
Hijpo wrote: » Lol he cant see your posts, you know he cant see your posts, yet you still have the urge to have the last word even though it means nothing to the person you aiming it at.
dvpower wrote: » He can. You've just shown him.
Vladimir Kurtains wrote: » What I do find intriguing is that, after more than a decade of voting for parties that subscribed to the fairytale book of economics, people are getting so excited by next fella to come along promising he can solve all our problems with a few strokes.
darkhorse wrote: » What about this guy, would he know what he is talking, or is he talking hot air aswell.What Part of 'Austerity Isn't Working' Don't People Get ... - Rolling Stone
In a way, our austerity policies are actually less defensible than those in some European countries. With the price of borrowing so extremely low here, capital markets are basically pleading for our government to borrow and get busy with temporary growth measures. That’s not happening in Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Greece, and for good reason: government debt in those countries is highly risky, and priced accordingly.
dvpower wrote: » As I said, its the people who are trying to avoid paying it that are hiding away, vainly hoping that the Revenue don't catch up to them.
dvpower wrote: » They have a massive majority and the opinion polls confirm the majority. Saying that the government is no longer for the people is really just whinging because your chosen lot don't have enough support, isn't it?
pitkan wrote: » http://www.wicklownews.net/Post/2012/12/3586/wicklow-co-co-must-find-the-money-to-pay-property-tax-on-council-houseshttp://www.wicklownews.net/Post/2012/12/3574/wicklow-county-council-gravy-train-must-be-halted-at-annual-budget-brady
Slick50 wrote: » Starting to sound desperate, trying to dupe people into provide the info for the data base. Register and don't pay? Hahaha!!! What polls are you talking about... I haven't seen any that showed the majority if people supportive of a bunch of c*nts who dropped their election manifestos in their mad scramble for a taste of power... "red line" issues dropped too. And Micheál Martin the most popular leader in the country.
dvpower wrote: » That article doesn't mention Ireland, but does hint at why we have a policy of austerity. We haven't either got the savings to avoid austerity or a line of credit. Have you figured out where we might get the money to spend if we did decide to change course?
Le_Dieux wrote: » http://www.tv3.ie/3player/show/41/57183/1/Tonight-with-Vincent-Browne I had some respect for Varadker up to watching this. Now? He's no better than the rest of them.
dxhound2005 wrote: » Cllr Brady continued "The information i have received certainly paints a picture that certain Councillors on Wicklow County Council are on the gravy train. The chairpersons of each of the councils Strategic Policy Committees (SPC's) get an allowance of €6,000 and on average each committee sits 4 times a year.That means the chair is paid a staggering €1,250 per meeting.
Slick50 wrote: » What polls are you talking about... I haven't seen any that showed the majority if people supportive of a bunch of c*nts who dropped their election manifestos in their mad scramble for a taste of power... "red line" issues dropped too.
