Water meter protests

FREETV wrote: »

Here is the link again.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-water-will-be-allowed-raise-prices-every-year-29798831.html

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHA He thought he was onto an exclusive

PUBLISHED
01/12/2013 | 02:30

FREETV wrote: »

Here is the link again.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-water-will-be-allowed-raise-prices-every-year-29798831.html

LOL that has all completely changed since that story came out

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHA He thought he was onto an exclusive

PUBLISHED
01/12/2013 | 02:30

I read the date above and not the date it was published.

Who cares anyway Fine Gael and Labour will be History soon!

FREETV wrote: »

I read the date above and not the date it was published.
Who cares anyway Fine Gael and Labour will be History soon!

That has yet to be decided.

FREETV wrote: »

I read the date above and not the date it was published.
Who cares anyway Fine Gael and Labour will be History soon!

Just like FF were history after the last election? Irish voters have very short memories, wait til the next budget and see what happens

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/oireachtas/taoiseach-rules-out-abolishing-water-charges-in-d%C3%A1il-exchanges-1.1964405

The face of a man determined not to give in to the wishes of the majority of the Public.
Shame on him!

FREETV wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/oireachtas/taoiseach-rules-out-abolishing-water-charges-in-d%C3%A1il-exchanges-1.1964405

The face of a man determined not to give in to the wishes of the majority of the Public.
Shame on him!

Do you have evidence of this?

FREETV wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/oireachtas/taoiseach-rules-out-abolishing-water-charges-in-d%C3%A1il-exchanges-1.1964405

The face of a man determined not to give in to the wishes of the majority of the Public.
Shame on him!

Again you keep harping on about the wishes of the public, you still don't seem to get that the public is not always right no matter what they might want

BoJack Horseman

Its fair to say the majority of the public would prefer to pay no taxes .....

Paddy also demands 1st class public services.

For all of "FREETV" s many posts, viable alternatives appear to be absent.
(Which is the norm for the far left)

Uriel.

FREETV wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/oireachtas/taoiseach-rules-out-abolishing-water-charges-in-d%C3%A1il-exchanges-1.1964405

The face of a man determined not to give in to the wishes of the majority of the Public.
Shame on him!

If the majority of the public got what they wanted (generally) then we'd be in some state.

Water charges are here to stay. If abandoned by an future Government we'd be setting ourselves up for a case against us in the CJEU.

Barely There

FREETV wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/oireachtas/taoiseach-rules-out-abolishing-water-charges-in-d%C3%A1il-exchanges-1.1964405

The face of a man determined not to give in to the wishes of the majority of the Public.
Shame on him!

Pandering to 'The Public' with giveaway budgets is what bankrupt this Country.

A significant section of the public are poorly educated, self-entitled, economically illiterate, let-someone-else-pay-for-it morons.

These people are not to be listened to or indulged, but rather should be ridiculed and exposed on public forums such as this.

cajonlardo

Little CuChulainn wrote: »

I still don't why people are so obsessed with Dennis O'Brein. His link to Irish Water is the equivalent of the plumber who put in the first fix on your house.

The plumber who done the first fix on my home was not accused by the Moriarity Tribunal of bribing my government and he most certainly did not get the biggest state contract ever awarded in return for those bribes. Fine Gael not only saw nothing wrong with those bribes, they thought it a good idea to go ahead and award another contract to Dirty Denis.

BTW, it is not obsession. Its contempt. Now stop digging.

seamus

Barely There wrote: »

Pandering to 'The Public' with giveaway budgets is what bankrupt this Country.

Post-budget analysis is always the same in this country. "The budget didn't suit me, therefore it's wrong!".

Barely There wrote: »

Pandering to 'The Public' with giveaway budgets is what bankrupt this Country.

A significant section of the public are poorly educated, self-entitled, economically illiterate, let-someone-else-pay-for-it morons.

These people are not to be listened to or indulged, but rather should be ridiculed and exposed on public forums such as this.

Well, I am not one of those morons!
I come from an Educational background.

BoJack Horseman

seamus wrote: »

Post-budget analysis is always the same in this country. "The budget didn't suit me, therefore it's wrong!".

Eh.... No.

I did pretty well yesterday, however I know that electioneering giveaways to spunk away 4 years of fisical prudence is moronic...... Especially when the gov will be borrowing a further €5bn next year.

However its what this government have done.

FREETV wrote: »

Well, I am not one of those morons!
I come from an Educational background.

You just proposed giving Sinn Fein a chance because they "Couldn't be any worse"

That's some educated logic right there

VinLieger wrote: »

You just proposed giving Sinn Fein a chance because they "Couldn't be any worse"

That's some educated logic right there

If they do get in to power here for the first time then they will at least do their utmost to keep all of any pre-election promises or they will be ousted from power and banished for many years to come.

Who still has faith in Fine Gael and Labour?
They are two faced lying Charlatans serving the wealthy.

Little CuChulainn

cajonlardo wrote: »

The plumber who done the first fix on my home was not accused by the Moriarity Tribunal of bribing my government and he most certainly did not get the biggest state contract ever awarded in return for those bribes. Fine Gael not only saw nothing wrong with those bribes, they thought it a good idea to go ahead and award another contract to Dirty Denis.

BTW, it is not obsession. Its contempt. Now stop digging.

Even if your plumber had been accused for mass murder, it still wouldn't give him ownership or control of your house.

Politicians should be forced to stick to their pre-election promises legally.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/viewpoints/yourview/make-pre-election-pledges-legal-275535.html

FREETV wrote: »

Well, I am not one of those morons!
I come from an Educational background.

But you think SF would save the country and make us all better off :rolleyes:

FREETV wrote: »

Politicians should be forced to stick to their pre-election promises legally.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/viewpoints/yourview/make-pre-election-pledges-legal-275535.htm

Not having much luck with your links today are you?

Sorry – page not found
We can't find what you're looking for on IrishExaminer.com.

FREETV wrote: »

If they do get in to power here for the first time then they will at least do their utmost to keep all of any pre-election promises or they will be ousted from power and banished for many years to come.

Who still has faith in Fine Gael and Labour?
They are two faced lying Charlatans serving the wealthy.

And Sinn Fein are two faced lying charlatans telling the uneducated exactly what they want to hear, but who's proposals are generally disparaged by the financial sector and bankrupt the country quicker?

Well some people are completely afraid of any change.
Metathesiophobia.

Maybe that's why they will keep voting in the same corrupt retards time after time, either that or low I.Q. levels, akin to a moth continuosly bumping in to a lampshade or a frosted lit glass window.

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Not having much luck with your links today are you?

Smart assed vendetta perhaps?
It was working, I copied and pasted it directly from the site.

FREETV wrote: »

Well some people are completely afraid of any change.
Metathesiophobia.

Maybe that's why they will keep voting in the same corrupt retards time after time, either that or low I.Q. levels, akin to a moth continuosly bumping in to a lampshade or a frosted lit glass window.

When all else fails stoop even lower

FREETV wrote: »

Smart assed vendetta perhaps?

You posted the links, Are you claiming the Irish media are conspiring against you?

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

You posted the links, Are you claiming the Irish media are conspiring against you?

I never mentioned the Irish Media.

FREETV wrote: »

I never mentioned the Irish Media.

So who did you mean when you posted

FREETV wrote: »

Smart assed vendetta perhaps?
It was working, I copied and pasted it directly from the site.