The Anglo Irish Tapes

Worztron · 10-07-2013 09:28AM

Playlists of all (or most) tapes to date:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0NvtxgTt6I&list=PLfHB5-fia_haHx06yDTd1hl8FzyrZgNpY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBhtY4xv1Pc&list=PL8ku0Eenh8xvc4Tq9Tlw7buQ2s9AFndVt

donegal_road · 10-07-2013 10:13AM

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

bumper234 · 10-07-2013 10:21AM

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

unbelievable! Noonans a ****

SEPT 23 1989 · 10-07-2013 10:27AM

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

corrupt cowards

Boombastic · 10-07-2013 10:48AM

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

scum,scum,scum..and I don't mean the credit unions

AnOrdinaryJoe · 10-07-2013 11:04AM

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

And the 'pillar banks' assisted by their cronies in the state nobbled An Post too. We couldn't possibly have any other competitor, even one which hadn't conducted itself recklessly like the banks, vying as custodians of the savings of ordinary people via better interest rates, said the pillar banks.

Oh no we couldn't have that ....... that would be unfair, and not in the rules as far as normal competition is concerned.

Curly Judge · 10-07-2013 11:58AM

AnOrdinaryJoe wrote: »

And the 'pillar banks' assisted by their cronies in the state nobbled An Post too. We couldn't possibly have any other competitor, even one which hadn't conducted itself recklessly like the banks, vying as custodians of the savings of ordinary people via better interest rates, said the pillar banks.

Oh no we couldn't have that ....... that would be unfair, and not in the rules as far as normal competition is concerned.

As my Grandad used to say: More grease being rubbed on the fat pigs arse!

Gringo180 · 10-07-2013 07:25PM

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

Thats sick!!!

Sky King · 10-07-2013 08:35PM

****in hell - properly managed community based organisations get fked up the batty while foreign gamblers get paid off. Unbelievable.

tayto lover · 10-07-2013 08:36PM

Sky King wrote: »

****in hell - properly managed community based organisations get fked up the batty while foreign gamblers get paid off. Unbelievable.

They are only looking after their own. We don't matter.

jca · 10-07-2013 09:37PM

tayto lover wrote: »

They are only looking after their own. We don't matter.

Did we ever matter??:mad:

NORTH1 · 11-07-2013 06:00AM

I read a comment on Irish central, That Cowen has a block of flat in Leeds funded by loans from Anglo Bank.
1 Is this true and commonly known? or is it more internet bull?
2 if true, is there a major conflict of interest here?
3 If true, it would be hard to believe Seanie didn't mention the bank was going bust when they where playing golf....

Hootanany · 11-07-2013 07:09AM

I think he owns 1 apartment Tax break thingy type.

Hobbes · 11-07-2013 07:14AM

homerjay2005 wrote: »

or how many people bought Jeeps/Suvs for 70/80k just to show off?

Based on the lack of evidence, I'd say the same number of people who bought Apache gunships to show off.

Seriously, where are you pulling your figures from?

R P McMurphy · 11-07-2013 08:35AM

NORTH1 wrote: »

I read a comment on Irish central, That Cowen has a block of flat in Leeds funded by loans from Anglo Bank.
1 Is this true and commonly known? or is it more internet bull?
2 if true, is there a major conflict of interest here?
3 If true, it would be hard to believe Seanie didn't mention the bank was going bust when they where playing golf....

A seven bed apartment in leeds worth over 300k - mortgage from aib. Has other properties in dublin but also with aib

donegal_road · 11-07-2013 08:43AM

NORTH1 wrote: »

I read a comment on Irish central, That Cowen has a block of flat in Leeds funded by loans from Anglo Bank.
1 Is this true and commonly known? or is it more internet bull?
2 if true, is there a major conflict of interest here?
3 If true, it would be hard to believe Seanie didn't mention the bank was going bust when they where playing golf....

Article here
Its a student accommodation block in Leeds

jca · 11-07-2013 09:07AM

NORTH1 wrote: »

I read a comment on Irish central, That Cowen has a block of flat in Leeds funded by loans from Anglo Bank.
1 Is this true and commonly known? or is it more internet bull?
2 if true, is there a major conflict of interest here?
3 If true, it would be hard to believe Seanie didn't mention the bank was going bust when they where playing golf....

Now you're starting to get the picture. I naively thought that when the troika arrived that this would stop. More fool me.

renegademaster · 11-07-2013 11:06AM

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

the government of the day also shut down Irish post bank because it was getting very very popular!!

renegademaster · 11-07-2013 11:10AM

bumper234 wrote: »

unbelievable! Noonans a ****

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

corrupt cowards

Boombastic wrote: »

scum,scum,scum..and I don't mean the credit unions

AnOrdinaryJoe wrote: »

And the 'pillar banks' assisted by their cronies in the state nobbled An Post too. We couldn't possibly have any other competitor, even one which hadn't conducted itself recklessly like the banks, vying as custodians of the savings of ordinary people via better interest rates, said the pillar banks.

Oh no we couldn't have that ....... that would be unfair, and not in the rules as far as normal competition is concerned.

Curly Judge wrote: »

As my Grandad used to say: More grease being rubbed on the fat pigs arse!

Gringo180 wrote: »

Thats sick!!!

Sky King wrote: »

****in hell - properly managed community based organisations get fked up the batty while foreign gamblers get paid off. Unbelievable.

tayto lover wrote: »

They are only looking after their own. We don't matter.

we have allowed ourselves be fcuked over so unless you march on the streets at some stage expect things to just keep getting worse, how much evidence do we need before we say enough?

we have allowed all this ****, the post bank and everything else by not saying no to government and when they try to ignore us we make it so they can't ignore us. doing nothing won't fix anything

RiverOfLove · 11-07-2013 11:18AM

renegademaster wrote: »

we have allowed ourselves be fcuked over so unless you march on the streets at some stage expect things to just keep getting worse, how much evidence do we need before we say enough?

we have allowed all this ****, the post bank and everything else by not saying no to government and when they try to ignore us we make it so they can't ignore us. doing nothing won't fix anything

This ^^^^
and waiting for the next elections to vote them out will do fcuk all too. They'll just go off with their handsome pay and pension packs, a pension age they don't have to abide by but it's good enough for us.

Hootanany · 11-07-2013 01:01PM

Ok so peeps wont march how many signatures are needed for them to listen to us

renegademaster · 11-07-2013 03:14PM

Hootanany wrote: »

Ok so peeps wont march how many signatures are needed for them to listen to us

we serfs have no right to challenge government, remember sam halls case against the illegal promisery notes? remember the government showed that the irish people have no right to challenge government or it's decisions, only dail members can do it,

we need action, not signatures ffs!! imagine the headlines if Egyptians had of been so lazy overt the last few weeks

THE MOST AMOUNT OF SIGNATURES IN HUMAN HISTORY WERE RECEIVED TODAY BY THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD WHO JUST IGNORED THEM ALL

or

Largest gathering of people in human history has just taken place.

We need people, not signatures, if we got 4,500,000 signatures people would be saying we need marches, lets stop trying to come up with new ideas and going round and round in circles while doing nothing and lets just make one decision to go march

renegademaster · 12-07-2013 09:28AM

There's a message in there somewhere

BBE vs Charlie Chaplin - Seven Days & One Dictator

http://videobam.com/jDqHp

renegademaster · 12-07-2013 06:04PM

sick of not being able to afford to cool down in the heat!!

freezin my bollock$ off for 4 winters and now it's summer and roasting i'm feeling the pinch cos of these tapes and the ensuing austerity even more now, it's a damn sight easier to throw on extra layers and warm up in winter than it is to cool down in summer when you're broke and gots no job prospects!!

MadsL · 12-07-2013 06:13PM

renegademaster wrote: »

, lets stop trying to come up with new ideas and going round and round in circles while doing nothing and lets just make one decision to go march

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YawagQ6lLrA

Wurzelbert · 12-07-2013 07:28PM

renegademaster wrote: »

[...]lets stop trying to come up with new ideas and going round and round in circles while doing nothing and lets just make one decision to go march

okay, so….what’s next? do we rise up and burn the nation to the ground? crucify the banksters and anyone involved upside down with their balls in their mouths? any volunteers to do the dirty work and willing to do time for it or get executed? seriously, what should be done…realistically like?! just what? goddammit…or do we just fold and die...?!

renegademaster · 12-07-2013 11:02PM

Wurzelbert wrote: »

okay, so….what’s next? do we rise up and burn the nation to the ground? crucify the banksters and anyone involved upside down with their balls in their mouths? any volunteers to do the dirty work and willing to do time for it or get executed? seriously, what should be done…realistically like?! just what? goddammit…or do we just fold and die...?!

if we done something it would be a great start, politicians and their associates/partners are laughing all the way until we do rise up and say no more, it's sick how much this country lets the, away with everything without any real accountability

i attended marches over the last 5 years but unless everyone else joins in they're impotent

i wish i hadn't decided i had enough years before everyone else!!

Almaviva · 12-07-2013 11:23PM

renegademaster wrote: »

We need people, not signatures, if we got 4,500,000 signatures people would be saying we need marches, lets stop trying to come up with new ideas and going round and round in circles while doing nothing and lets just make one decision to go march

Exactly. Signatures are just a waste of time.

Marches are where its at. The surefire way to solve the national debt issue, clean up our banking system, reduce public service wastage, make our politicians honest, reduce unemployment, reduce inequality, and eliminate poverty. And probably a few other things as well.

So if we could all just get of our arses and march. And keep marching. Before too long, prbably an hour or two, all the above would be fixed and we could start living blissful lives.

RiverOfLove · 12-07-2013 11:48PM

renegademaster wrote: »

if we done something it would be a great start, politicians + their associates/partners are laughing all the way until we do rise up + say no more, it's sick how much this country lets the, away with everything without any real accountability

i attended marches over the last 5 years but unless everyone else joins in they're impotent

i wish i hadn't decided i had enough years before everyone else!!

I have an idea for a protest + it doesn't involve getting up off our arses. How about granting ourselves a bank holiday every month? It would have to be done nationally + all + every one gets involved + plenty of time + notice given for it.

We missed the boat with July + we have a bank holiday in August. So lets start it for September. First monday - grant ourselves a bank holiday. Another in October, then November, December, Jan, Feb, March, April, we have one in May & June, then another for July.

RiverOfLove · 13-07-2013 04:32PM

I'm just catching up on the weekly news now. The sun had me shattered.

donegal_road wrote: »

In case there was ever any doubt that the government(s) couldn't give a toss about the average citizen...

Credit unions the only Anglo bondholders the Government has faced down

On this, I think this is very sickening. The new government when running for election said not a penny more to the banks or bondholders and then when gaining office they turned around and continued to pay the remaining bondholders and going from that newspaper piece picking and choosing what bondholders to pay back. They swore blind bondholders must be payed back. Yet the credit unions which was a bondholder was burned.

An arguement and a reasoning that I read many times on forums for the governments decision to continue paying bondholders is that more than likely those bondholders could be me and you in the form of peoples life savings and maybe pension funds. Cock! What were the credit unions but just that. I'm sure many people probably had their savings in the credit union and the credit unions were burnt.

The Anglo Irish Tapes

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