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brassneck
12 Feb 18 16:45
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looks like there is about to be a new government in the rep of ireland.just when the water charges got sorted out a guy called owen murphy(think thats his name)has started to try an apply a new water charge and believe me it will drag the government down,leaving a big opening for the next government to announce that eirexit means eirexit.

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By:
wit-ham
When: 12 Feb 18 16:53
murder if they try the old water charge trick
on top of the rubbish tax
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Feb 18 16:57
thats exactly what they are trying to do,bring a water charge in the back door ,and that is a directive from europe,and the irish people will not stand for it.
looks like they will never learn.[:Angry:]
By:
Wallflower
When: 12 Feb 18 18:44
I read 90% of Irish people are pro-EU, and you think they won't be because of some water or bin tax, or whatever. Yeah, right. FFS get a grip. Is there a party over there anti-EU even to begin with that would even contemplate holding a referendum?
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Feb 18 21:37
he he,rte took the news down about the water charges,and removed it from their tellytext,i guess  someone made a phone call to someone .
people power at work and switchboards lighting up all over europe,i guess the irish people think more of the free water than being a member of the EU.
And owen murphy has crawled under his rock.Laugh
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 12 Feb 18 21:59
So Ireland have gone from being against it after a few rounds of voting, people like wallflower dont have a clue about anything unless they read it in the press.
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brassneck
When: 12 Feb 18 23:15
ireland will not pay for water,but the government dont get this message,if someone in ireland was stuck for 15 billion pounds for a good reason and the government put a charity clock over the liffey river appealing for support for the cause the irish people would dig deep and support any cause but they will never ever pay for gods gift of water.
and the people of ireland have recorded a song about it,that is banned at the moment.Laugh
the idea of telling the irish to pay for water is worse than telling them that the are not allowed to drink on a sunday.
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Feb 18 23:24
the song is called "no privatisation"the rollin tav revue.its on you tube but blocked in certain areas
By:
moisok
When: 13 Feb 18 08:59
anyone think we are going to be sold down the river - 'despite struggling and working hard for an agreement I have to accept what Mr Soros is offering us'  signed Tereason May.
By:
moisok
When: 13 Feb 18 09:01
oh dear!! unintended pun there - WATER - 'sold down the river'  - I have become a wit. 

Some even call me a cult.  although my hearing is not so good!!
By:
Just Checking
When: 13 Feb 18 18:00
TBF water must be really scarce on the first north western european landmass to catch inclement weather rolling in from the atlantic. Laugh
North Dublin is full of wild camels so I hear. It's not called "The sandy isle" for nothing.
By:
brassneck
When: 13 Feb 18 18:36
water is a human right,and the fecking EU think they own it,they have a hard neck telling the irish that they have to pay for it.
and the irish people do pay for it through general taxation but thats not good enough for the EU.the EU say it has to be a household charge.
talk about shooting yourself in the foot,irish people will not take that european philabuster.
By:
brassneck
When: 13 Feb 18 18:42
north dublin is full of horses,and there are a jessie jamesis about.
its nearly at the stage where when you go out its don't forget to take your gun with you.its just not there yet but its getting there.
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