roc_
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Is it the likely conditions that will be attached?
- Are they afraid they will be forced to throw their own buddies and cronies to the wolves instead of the ordinary working people?
- Or are they afraid that they will be forced to put a stop to Eamon Ryan, Batt O'Keefe and others, and their 'grand schemes', that so much of a certain kind of political capital has already been built on the promise of?
- Or are they afraid they will be forced to cut all politician salaries, and demonstrate that they are serious about tackling corruption and cutting the political class down to size?
- Or are they afraid they will be forced to tackle the rampant rent-seeking, subsidy dole, and cartelism in this country, to reduce the cost of living and thus lower wages and welfare spending?
- Or are they afraid that they will be forced to cut state spending on private sector contracts, and further ruin the political capital they have built up on the back of clientism and cronyism?
- Or perhaps they are still hoping to find a country or countries willing to provide funding to facilitate the handing out of 300,000 euro mortgages to first time buyers (notice how the new head of AIB has all those Saudi contacts)???
Very strange that they refuse to accept emergency funds, indeed. :roll:
- Are they afraid they will be forced to throw their own buddies and cronies to the wolves instead of the ordinary working people?
- Or are they afraid that they will be forced to put a stop to Eamon Ryan, Batt O'Keefe and others, and their 'grand schemes', that so much of a certain kind of political capital has already been built on the promise of?
- Or are they afraid they will be forced to cut all politician salaries, and demonstrate that they are serious about tackling corruption and cutting the political class down to size?
- Or are they afraid they will be forced to tackle the rampant rent-seeking, subsidy dole, and cartelism in this country, to reduce the cost of living and thus lower wages and welfare spending?
- Or are they afraid that they will be forced to cut state spending on private sector contracts, and further ruin the political capital they have built up on the back of clientism and cronyism?
- Or perhaps they are still hoping to find a country or countries willing to provide funding to facilitate the handing out of 300,000 euro mortgages to first time buyers (notice how the new head of AIB has all those Saudi contacts)???
Very strange that they refuse to accept emergency funds, indeed. :roll: