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  • Опубликовано: 18 янв 2012
  • Vincent Browne takes on Klaus Masuch over the issue of the Irish people having to foot the bill for unguaranteed bondholders.
    Looks like the Ray Darcy Show have taken up the cause of getting the question answered. Here's a link to their website for e-mailing Klaus Masuch:
    www.todayfm.com/Shows/Weekdays...

Комментарии • 573

  • @spacewarpedfloppydisk1557
    @spacewarpedfloppydisk1557 8 лет назад +215

    Vincent Browne is a fucking legend

    • @tuforu4
      @tuforu4 7 лет назад +12

      where were the rest of the so called journalists..

    • @SalGeestar
      @SalGeestar 3 года назад +6

      Here here 👏🏻

    • @y.t.a180
      @y.t.a180 2 года назад

      So in front of your eyes, an Irish traitor, Hope her family proud!
      Mr. Brown should be voted in to some level of whatever in s coming next for the Irish people.
      That bullsh1T would not be tolerated here or anywhere else.
      Time is of big relevance, THIS does not go away...
      Not for any countries!
      He's a great brain n no fear!
      Like use to think ALL IRIISH PPL ??

  • @danthekid1981
    @danthekid1981 11 лет назад +71

    Her name is Barbara Nolan, head of the European Commission representation in Ireland. It's sickening the way she is grinning as Vincent Browne presses Masuch to answer the question. Typical sycophantic behaviour.

    • @kennyryan625
      @kennyryan625 4 года назад +9

      Dan Kidney European Commission representative? She’s a traitor to the Irish people

    • @thelonewolf8333
      @thelonewolf8333 2 года назад +1

      I’m absolutely disgusted by her behaviour. Who the fuck voted her in?

    • @y.t.a180
      @y.t.a180 2 года назад +1

      So in front of your eyes, an Irish traitor, Hope her family proud!
      Mr. Brown should be voted in to some level of whatever in s coming next for the Irish people.
      That bullsh1T would not be tolerated here or anywhere else.
      Time is of big relevance, THIS does not go away...
      Not for any countries!
      He's a great brain n no fear!
      Like use to think ALL IRIISH PPL ??

    • @y.t.a180
      @y.t.a180 2 года назад

      So in front of your eyes, an Irish traitor, Hope her family proud!
      Mr. Brown should be voted in to some level of whatever in s coming next for the Irish people.
      That bullsh1T would not be tolerated here or anywhere else.
      Time is of big relevance, THIS does not go away...
      Not for any countries!
      He's a great brain n no fear!
      Like use to think ALL IRIISH PPL ??

    • @finbarrhughes5843
      @finbarrhughes5843 2 года назад

      Vincent Browne made us proud to be Irish 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 🇮🇪

  • @SkipperIRL
    @SkipperIRL 11 лет назад +83

    On behalf of every person in Ireland who was a victim of economic treason THANK YOU VINCENT

    • @y.t.a180
      @y.t.a180 2 года назад

      Indeed, the Irish got it!
      See how I saw that little anecdote about a taxi driver didn't come from him, if he even took a taxi,that is.
      I'd put $$ on it, she advised him, say this n it will go down well with the medicine.
      "Get them inside a bit, sure u be grand"
      Plot twist: Klaus: n she suddenly dine at different tables later.
      It's too shocking that two treaty's, correct me if I'm wrong, were forced on Irish?
      * Now think "voting machines"!!!!!!!!!!! ;-)
      Anything clearer.?
      She'd be more suited to herding that trying to play the devil's "advocate" in front of her own peers n fellows.
      And worse,0.17, "I'm impressed Irish ppl aware" One huge condescending Get. Prk
      Shameful.
      Fair play to Mr. Vincent Brown.
      He didn't fall for the "taxi BS".

    • @jimjimmy680
      @jimjimmy680 Год назад +1

      Just because Vincent got the Germans to admit that they're fucking us, doesn't change the fact that they're fucking us. One could argue it makes it worse.

  • @TinRam1989
    @TinRam1989 8 лет назад +243

    Thank you Varoufakis, for pointing towards this illuminating episode of the early Eurocrisis in your latest book.

    • @samchayton1417
      @samchayton1417 8 лет назад +10

      got it it the book too :)

    • @dimiou13
      @dimiou13 7 лет назад +2

      TinRam1989
      Varoufakis is a charlatan! Don't take that guy seriously, he has put his own effort into destroying Greece!

    • @LordVladrS
      @LordVladrS 7 лет назад +10

      Why exactly is that? You offer no insight into why or how he might have done such a terrible thing, which leads me to believe you are nothing more than a pretentious liar, sir.

    • @dimiou13
      @dimiou13 7 лет назад +5

      Miquel Cas
      Hmm, let's see...
      1. 3/4 of the memorandum is the "good part".
      2. He signed on 20/02/2015 an agreement which paved the way for the 3rd memorandum, in which the new Greek Government accepted everything the "anti-establishment" SYRIZA rejected before elected as a government.
      3. Went to "negotiate" a cut of more than 50% of the debt, as SYRIZA claimed, while keeping on paying that debt! In fact, the Government drained every money deposit from local government, universities, hospitals and other sectors, a decision that proved disastrous.
      4. Indulged in the idea of austerity by "negotiating" austerity measures.
      5. That man claimed many times, directly or indirectly, that Greece can't stand on her own. You never say that.
      5. He was the one who was planning the "double" or "parallel" currency, similar to the destructive Californian "IOUs" in 2009.
      6. He signed a law imposing restrictions on banking activities, with a result of restraining the money of Greeks in the banks. It is assigned to the ECB to make sure banks are properly operating and provide them with sufficient money flow. This was an illegal decision and was a Governmental decision.
      Are those enough or should I go on?

    • @senios7
      @senios7 7 лет назад +5

      Varoufakis actions was all on the good strategic course. 20 February agreement was huge gain, because you need time to negotiate. Paying while negotiating can be theoretically questionable but he didn't want to do negotiations with closed banks. If his government was willing to deny payments, he was gonna stop payments after June. His plan was great. EU out maneuvered Greek government with the coup. With closing banks while referendum was called, without giving a week delay to the June payment. That didn't changed referendum result, but changed final negotiations objectives.
      Maybe Varoufakis was a bit naive not expecting the coup. For sure markets didn't dropped his way. Leverage wasn't on Greece side. Don't blame yanis

  • @pyrosardukar
    @pyrosardukar 11 лет назад +33

    A true representative of the people. We need more people like you.

  • @kaizer316
    @kaizer316 12 лет назад +29

    Of all the journalists there Vinnie B is the only one with the balls to ask the question we all want to know.the mans a Legend

  • @KonstantinosVallian
    @KonstantinosVallian 12 лет назад +31

    Well done Mr. Vincent! Brilliant Question and fighting journalism! Excellent!! Don't let those thiefs fool you!! Solidarity from Greece to all Irish people!

  • @davedaly3863
    @davedaly3863 Год назад +9

    Vicent browne your are missed so much on TV I hope you are well because we don't seem to have any good educated tv presenters like you and fair play to you again

  • @Ellinobrasil
    @Ellinobrasil 12 лет назад +21

    Strange feeling, i am Greek proud of Ireland,

  • @corneliuscom
    @corneliuscom 12 лет назад +43

    wow this was the most amazing nailing of the elite i've ever experienced!!!!
    I wish us greeks had a thousandth of vincent's clarity and inner education

  • @georgestathopoulos1589
    @georgestathopoulos1589 12 лет назад +13

    Greetings from Greece!! I wish we have here journalists like Mr Browne.
    We have to resist to this whirlwind!! We are not P.I.G.S. , we are proud people!!

  • @uinvin
    @uinvin Год назад +7

    Browne was in a league of his own.

  • @y.t.a180
    @y.t.a180 2 года назад +6

    Huge respect for this journalist!

  • @Elmoh01
    @Elmoh01 12 лет назад +9

    I wish we had reporters like this in America.

  • @jan-limerick
    @jan-limerick Год назад +7

    Bring back Vincent!! 👏👏

  • @livingperson2
    @livingperson2 7 лет назад +33

    Masterful double-speak. So many words to say so little.

  • @sweeteternalreader5912
    @sweeteternalreader5912 2 года назад +8

    Mr Browne is a legend. Unfortunately, young journalist generations are a shame for the profession!

  • @TG-sd3yf
    @TG-sd3yf Год назад +4

    Vincent is the greatest journalist of his time

  • @MrPorcupine
    @MrPorcupine 12 лет назад +15

    Huge applause for Vincent Brown!

  • @tonydempsey1
    @tonydempsey1 12 лет назад +4

    Well done Vincent ... you have more backbone than the rest of the Irish media put together. Every single journalist should have asked the very same question after you

  • @Ilydan78
    @Ilydan78 12 лет назад +10

    Well done sir. I wish we had more journalists like you in Greece

  • @jojoba1693
    @jojoba1693 12 лет назад +5

    Respect!He honours his countru and his profession.Wish we had such reporters in greece!

  • @WanaxMidas
    @WanaxMidas 12 лет назад +9

    Congratulations to you Mr Browne! I wish there were journalists like you in Greece!

  • @WolfetoneRebel1916
    @WolfetoneRebel1916 Год назад +1

    And we’re still paying for it. Did we even get a thank you from the rest of the EU for saving their banks. I think not.

  • @theH0UNDSofD00M
    @theH0UNDSofD00M 12 лет назад +6

    This man's a HERO!!

  • @scorchedearthdj
    @scorchedearthdj 12 лет назад +4

    Good work, Mr. Browne. You set an example for other journalists to follow.

  • @erasmus200
    @erasmus200 12 лет назад +3

    RESPECT from greece... we need journalists of your kind

  • @Gianniszz
    @Gianniszz 12 лет назад +3

    My total RESPECT to Mr. Brown and to Irish people from Greece! What a journalist!!

  • @dawnburke2756
    @dawnburke2756 Год назад +1

    Journalism is well & truly dead now here in Ireland-
    Vincent Browne was one of best who stood up for us & had no fear in asking anyone of wrong doing - Christ I miss this man so much 😢 I can remember watching all his programs on tv in my younger years - he was absolutely amazing- & grilled all who came onto his show .
    Shame on all you journalists out there - main stream media is a sham & you all know it .
    The Irish citizens you fool no more . All government run & the betrayal of this current & past government is despicable 😢
    Thank you Vincent you will never be forgotten for all your hardwork & honesty.

  • @HelloThere-qt2lc
    @HelloThere-qt2lc 3 года назад +7

    God we really need Vincent back.

  • @yreit
    @yreit 12 лет назад +5

    I'm so pleased to notice the pugnacity of Vincent Browne. It's so important to confront these politicians during a discussion and force them to just explain the facts and the decisions they take.

  • @grahamkingston980
    @grahamkingston980 Год назад +3

    A hero of the Irish people.

  • @michaelgreene7041
    @michaelgreene7041 3 года назад +3

    Vincent asked more hard questions of the ECB than all Irish politicians put together, the latter deeming it more in our interest to be the lapdog at the EU's beck and call and be saddled with billions of debt not of our making. Remember Labour's way or Frankfurt's way? Thank you Vincent.

  • @matig55
    @matig55 12 лет назад +6

    Thank you Vincent! you are my new idol, well done my friend, you give us hope and inspire us to be brave.

  • @monkeyman80100
    @monkeyman80100 12 лет назад +4

    well done vincent, youre the best journalist in ireland!!

  • @donaloconnell5015
    @donaloconnell5015 2 года назад +2

    Now Vincent can we please not answer you questions and skip to something to something else because you are to clever for us. Well doner Vincent we need someone like you again to show up what's happening in 2022.

  • @shamnet
    @shamnet 12 лет назад +17

    Way to go Vincent. Someone speaks for the ordinary people in Ireland.

  • @ThomasMulliganFlute
    @ThomasMulliganFlute 11 лет назад +5

    Thanks, Vincent! Just what he needed!

  • @teresaharrison5773
    @teresaharrison5773 3 года назад +3

    Having read 'And the weak must suffer by Yanis Varoufakis I was lead here.
    Well said Vincent Browne. 👍

  • @murodch
    @murodch 2 года назад +2

    I'm furious that the Irish people now in 2022 have mostly forgotten about how we felt at this time!!

    • @KM-zw9qb
      @KM-zw9qb 2 года назад

      sadly the irish people accepted it lying down at the time as well

  • @shawnosborne9063
    @shawnosborne9063 11 лет назад +10

    Yes every country needs people like this. I heard this interview on Dan Carlin's Common Sense podcast it is quite wonderful to hear a real reporter. Thanks Dan & Thanks to the poster of this video & thanks to Vincent Brown!!!

  • @ActionFitz79
    @ActionFitz79 11 лет назад +5

    Huge Respect for Vincent Browne.

  • @michaelforde4373
    @michaelforde4373 6 месяцев назад +2

    Could you imagine him today questioning govt for thier failings , he would be cancelled.

    • @mlc4495
      @mlc4495 2 месяца назад

      Oh god shut up with this boring shite.

  • @eattheriches1908
    @eattheriches1908 12 лет назад +4

    Congatulations to this Man,congratulations to all Irish People,fighters and rebelions since a lifetime ago,a wise nation who never surrendered to the supression and injustice which has been surrounded these and the past years,so many great personalities in all segments of the public life,writers,actors,musicians,athletes and something that i wasnt aware of i see now in the speech of this journalist who is stripping this poor (in heart and knowledge and feelings) man...Long Live the Shamrocks !

  • @edmonddantes9408
    @edmonddantes9408 10 лет назад +10

    Why is the ECB, a private organization, even recognized as an official institution with basically a monopoly on the issuing of our national currency? I would love to be able to pull all the crap they pull with my company. So, in perfect analogy with the EU, I can just have a referendum between a handful of friends of mine, and if they sign a treaty, without any actual voting by any actual citizens, that would give me the right to tax everyone in the EU to finance my organization, right? This sounds like a pretty solid business plan. Why do I end up in jail for having my buddies sign a piece of paper that grants me the right to steal from people, and these guys don't?

    • @Sionnach1601
      @Sionnach1601 8 лет назад

      Excellently put my friend.
      *Excellently* well put.

    • @PositiveMoneyEurope
      @PositiveMoneyEurope 6 лет назад +1

      There are many good reasons to be angry at the ECB, however the ECB is not a private organisation. It is a public EU institution by law.

  • @Ianjcarroll
    @Ianjcarroll 12 лет назад +3

    I have to say that if Vincent was running independent in the next election i would vote for him. he's the only man around who truly understands the mess we are all in.

  • @1ambassodor
    @1ambassodor 11 лет назад +6

    That useless article on the left should keep her trap shut Vincent is asking the character a question

  • @vwtch
    @vwtch 12 лет назад +1

    Is the EU not little more than an organization dedicated to extracting as much money as possible from the people?

  • @TheZeusIsHere1
    @TheZeusIsHere1 3 года назад +7

    Vincent Browne running rings around the ECB

  • @tysonn
    @tysonn 2 года назад +1

    Beautiful Thank You

  • @Neceros
    @Neceros 12 лет назад +2

    This is happening everywhere, not just Ireland.

  • @StandUp555
    @StandUp555 12 лет назад +1

    The answer is :
    The Irish Govt. ( the "Establishment" ) wanted to keep their Jobs and stay in power, so the EU promised them they could ... if they passed on the BAD DEBT of Irish Banks that had borrowed too much money from International Banks ( with the EU's help ) .... to the Irish Tax Payer ... via Nationalization of the those Banks .
    Vincent ... you are finally a REAL Journalist = one that asks the right questions at the right time !
    Thank you !

  • @glenncampbell6038
    @glenncampbell6038 Месяц назад

    We need more tv presenters like Vincent

  • @VillacherBier07
    @VillacherBier07 12 лет назад +2

    I really dont know Vincent Browne before... but now i will remember that name. good job sir!

  • @express375
    @express375 12 лет назад +4

    We know he's hiding something. He knows we know he's hiding something. His Mummy next to him was just protecting here little boy.
    Fair play to ya Vincent.

  • @granitas125
    @granitas125 12 лет назад +1

    Irish people are famous not only for their uneasy and revolutionary spirit but for their unbelievable willingness to resist to any form of oppression too like Bobby Sands

  • @brendanbarr8282
    @brendanbarr8282 7 месяцев назад

    Brilliant journalist, why did more not ask this simple question? This is the main reason Labour Party are finished in Ireland.

  • @Ealdorman_of_Mercia
    @Ealdorman_of_Mercia 2 года назад +1

    The way he answered is like how I answer a question when I dont know the answer.

  • @jrthor67
    @jrthor67 12 лет назад +2

    Well done!

  • @cafemm
    @cafemm 12 лет назад +3

    thanks Vincent, greeetings from spain

  • @joanofarc708
    @joanofarc708 Год назад +1

    10 years on the same wasters are still in that cesspit of a Dáil

  • @romanmir01
    @romanmir01 12 лет назад +1

    The actual ANSWER to the question is of-course this: the banks OWN the government of Ireland and the PEOPLE of Ireland are being held HOSTAGE to a HOSTILE LEVERAGED TAKEOVER of their nation.
    This is like an equity investment fund coming up with a hostile take-over offer of a business and then selling parts of it or trying to restructure it, but in this case the restructuring is placed squarely on the shoulders of the citizens of Ireland (Greece, etc.), and the bondholders (banks) are made whole

  • @london1026
    @london1026 9 лет назад +5

    well done vincent ... reason irish hospital dont have money ... paying back these assholes

  • @DimitriBallis
    @DimitriBallis 12 лет назад +1

    Congratulations!!! and our deepest respect from Greece for Mr.Vincent Browne.Well I am and always will be fond of the Irish people anyway...

  • @mr200mg
    @mr200mg 12 лет назад +2

    Good on you Vincent ! You show no fear and your passion is to be envied . I wish we had a journalist of that calibre in New Zealand . Here , we have sycophants and minions to a neo liberal regime Hell bent on cosseting up to foreign banks and off shore investors . Deals some of our politicians are ominously brokering as I write . Ireland ! You have a worthy champion here . Make sure you give him and others like him the support he deserves ! @ faithforthefaithful ? Whos agenda are you pushing ?

  • @danielmurray04
    @danielmurray04 10 лет назад +17

    we need to be a republic again.

    • @paulaherne3915
      @paulaherne3915 5 лет назад +1

      When was Ireland ever a republic? It looks more like Britain every day.

    • @oog2370
      @oog2370 3 года назад

      @@paulaherne3915 Republic of Ireland Act 1949

    • @paulaherne3915
      @paulaherne3915 3 года назад

      @@oog2370 Republic of Ireland with British newspapers, Gardai that display the Battenberg Pattern, the Sillitoe Tartan, and societies prefixed with Royal whose patron is QE II and her other family hangers on. Go way out of that!

    • @paulaherne3915
      @paulaherne3915 3 года назад

      Vincent doesn't mention the name of the defunct bank?

  • @vincenthigginbotham8729
    @vincenthigginbotham8729 2 месяца назад

    Not enough of Vincent Browns in journalism to day

  • @tragovouni5
    @tragovouni5 12 лет назад

    Thank you Sir

  • @jcamargo2005
    @jcamargo2005 12 лет назад +1

    "Michael Noonan, Irish finance minister, negotiated with the European Central Bank until mid-September to try to get approval to impose burden sharing on bank bondholders to reduce the cost of its bail out. But former ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet rejected the Irish proposals for fear it could cause contagion across Europe." FT

  • @HighWindFilms
    @HighWindFilms 12 лет назад +4

    This kinda made my blood boil. Fair play Vinnie B.

  • @legendnumber10
    @legendnumber10 11 лет назад +2

    if only we had more people like Vincent ,maybe we wouldnt be as fucked as we are ,we should all act in his way "dont mind the bullshit ,get to the truth" thanks Vincent keep asking the RIGHT questions

  • @melbroderick906
    @melbroderick906 12 дней назад

    The biggest crime was burdening us with debt we didn't cause

  • @mikefromwa
    @mikefromwa 12 лет назад +30

    What a well-dressed bunch of crooks and liars.
    Browne: "Why do we have to pay billions for debts we didn't create?"
    Masuch: "Well, blah blah decision blah difficult blah blah economic blah blah, next question please!"

  • @traboys
    @traboys 12 лет назад +1

    Well said good Sir!

  • @alittlebitoflove2011
    @alittlebitoflove2011 12 лет назад +1

    well done!

  • @GreekFreakyJoker
    @GreekFreakyJoker 12 лет назад +2

    He is a fucking boss!!!! That's how journalists MUST work!!!!!

  • @h.l.phillips3175
    @h.l.phillips3175 4 года назад +1

    #FULL CREDIT TO VINCENT BROWN. NOT ONE BIT AFRAID TO GO HEAD TO HEAD WITH ANY OF THESE W...BANKERS. IRELAND APPLAUDS👍. 👏👏👏

  • @nkvk2810
    @nkvk2810 2 года назад +2

    Varoufakis made me watch this video in his book "And the Weak Suffer what they Must ? Vincent is a legend !

  • @rod9829
    @rod9829 Год назад

    If issues here
    1) don’t take risky loans
    2) don’t lend risky loans
    3) don’t guarantee loans when you don’t know how much is owed

  • @Mach3Max
    @Mach3Max 12 лет назад

    The Greeks' heartfelt support to the proud Irish nation, presently suffering the results of the international banking system's greed for world domination.
    We pray that your wisdom and strength will help you out of your predicament.
    Do pray for us to vote wisely on the coming general elections on June the 17th, thus demonstrating to the IMF and the ECB that humanism is not represented on the face of a banknote but on the display of respect for human dignity.
    May God help us all to that end.

  • @jimbobeire
    @jimbobeire 12 лет назад +1

    @MrVultcher German taxpayers shouldn't take a hit for Anglo. Neither should the Irish. The bank bailout was done on false info, should not have been renewed, and there is no legal obligation to pay out unsecured bondholders when the bank is bankrupt. The idea that the German taxpayer should put up with their government lending money to the Irish govt to repay speculators, and then the Irish taxpayer carries the can is ridiculous and contrary to the rules of investment and democracy.

  • @jimbobeire
    @jimbobeire 12 лет назад

    @caseta and what about Ireland? The people of Ireland didn't default on their debts. It was the banks who lobbied for lax regulations, it was the developers who overbuilt, and were left with ghost estates, and it was the bondholders who lent money into what was obviously a bad deal (housing demand had already peaked when the regulations were relaxed), so why should the Irish taxpayer, and not the individual bondholders pay up for this bad investment? Why should we pay for their "meal"?

  • @franknwalters
    @franknwalters 12 лет назад +1

    The answer to this ----> 4:37 question is:
    because the ECB -like in the case of Greece- is earning 20 to 30% interest from this situations.
    Search for the 30th of May New York Times and you'll have the answer extensively.

  • @NinkasiDelight
    @NinkasiDelight 12 лет назад

    well, he's not going to say, "because we have to socialize our costs as much as possible".

  • @DouggieDinosaur
    @DouggieDinosaur 12 лет назад

    Bonds are not guaranteed. It is the banks who took the risk. This is criminal.

  • @hiline2009
    @hiline2009 12 лет назад +3

    vincent browne - he is a pleasure to have- we should treasure him

  • @WiseAilbhean
    @WiseAilbhean 12 лет назад

    I didn't know real journalism existed anymore, and yet this Vincent Browne proves there is!
    By the way, the 27 dislikes... come off it!

  • @w3bst3r123
    @w3bst3r123 12 лет назад +1

    from what I understand, his only answer is that the confidence of the banking system would be negatively effected and therefore puts the whole ponzi sheme at risk

  • @Splups
    @Splups 12 лет назад +1

    And especially now since we'r one of the very few AAA countries left in EU, ECB is demanding Finland to start secure even more loans to south. Our banks have veeeery few investments in south compared to for example German and French banks. Yet, we don't get orders worth of billions from Greece military in exchange for our help like German and France, even if we'r securing over 17 billions of debts of other European countries (over 20 % of our total debt)

  • @dublincelt
    @dublincelt 12 лет назад

    Barbara Nolan should have her passport taken off her. Sickening to see her side with her European paymasters when such an important question demanded a proper answer.

  • @maledrops
    @maledrops 12 лет назад

    They got the guns but we got the numbers.People ,get together one more time.

  • @mrronan2007
    @mrronan2007 11 лет назад +7

    But who's is the black haired witch on the left ?

  • @JohnAnonymous
    @JohnAnonymous 12 лет назад +1

    @1noen1 Housing bubble was caused by:
    1: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
    2: The Community Reinvestment Act and affirmative action in lending
    3: The government's artificial stimulus to speculation
    4: The "pro-ownership" tax code
    5: The Federal Reserve and artificially cheap credit
    6: The "too Big to Fail" mentality
    Read Meltdown by Thomas E. Woods.

  • @PA3456
    @PA3456 Год назад +1

    Well done Vincent Shame that’s the Ireland we live in now

  • @kevnmur
    @kevnmur 12 лет назад +4

    You're the Bull!
    You're the Bull!
    You're the Bull!

  • @frankboal6975
    @frankboal6975 3 года назад

    Wonderful.

  • @TrippingTheTube
    @TrippingTheTube 12 лет назад

    They owe those banks NUTHINK!

  • @Splups
    @Splups 12 лет назад +1

    @caseta well then there's countries which are always on the paying side. For example I'm from Finland, and every year since 1995 we have paid more to EU than received. This is where it gets more complicated, since for example our economy is driven by export, and most of our export goes to EU. But since we had to start taking care of South EU:s debts, this discussion has been up in Finland all the time. Especially when Greece is spending it on buying military equipment from France and Germany.

  • @philyB08
    @philyB08 12 лет назад

    @LuigiSpumante I agree "they" have to pay the price, as in the actual people responsible and not the Irish people who have no say anymore.

  • @jimbobeire
    @jimbobeire 12 лет назад

    @MrVultcher Lent money to the Greeks or to some bank with a HQ in Greece? There's a big difference. The people of a country are not some collective insurance policy for reckless speculators. The Germans did not lend the cash to Ireland at the height of the boom, the bondholders poured it into private banks, not the state coffers. They took a risk, and they don't want to face the consequences, and have been co-ercing Ireland into underwriting their losses.