Ireland politics (Part 2)

And still not know who actually approved them

Actually…

I’m sure it’ll be funnelled back to Apple in the form of a tax break.

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We will be instructed to service our debt.

It’s like telling the American uncle in the 1980s you didn’t want his money. Twice. To be polite. Or your mother would kill you.

You knew you’d get it but the charade had to be played out.

https://twitter.com/paulcolgan/status/1833453938818929014?s=46&t=YOfhVM10W0bcyIiYSLI3Wg

Gonna be some election lads :pint:

SF IRA will be seething.

Why? Didn’t they advocate taking it unlike FG?
How will we find a way to give it back - it’s not as though we need it

They’ll be seething the current Government has found 13 billion down the back of the couch 4 weeks away from a pre election budget

Found you say? The govt were desperately trying to shove it back down.
I suspect the “it’s unlikely” line may be, well, slightly disingenuous.

For sure. They’ll come after Paddy alright.

https://twitter.com/davidcullinane/status/1833551559080165479?s=46&t=hLFVM4tcaAF7TEDm5mgJyQ

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Mary Lou was looking to steal the money from Escrow during Covid

season 7 GIF

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Ooooooooooooft

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Add the 14 billion to the 8 billion surplus FG have delivered.

The boom is back baby.

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The lads tugging the forelock to their overseas masters, outraged that they pay tax are the ilk who booed the 1916 rebels through the streets of Dublin.

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They should do the smart thing and set up a public investment fund like norway or saudi, buy €500 million worth of shares in the top 20 multinationals operating in ireland, severely anchor them to ireland with shareholder stake.

Use the other 2 billion for irish start ups and 1 billion for jobs for the boys embezzlement

They are already saying they are precluded from spending on current concerns as it’s a windfall !