RedRaven wrote:A huge person who has a part in this is the Irish financial regulator...he watched and this was going on and did nothing as he was busy have tea with these guys....in the past 4 years the minister for finance met the regulator ONLY twice.....
The regulator is no retired on a full pension....he should have been led away in handcuff like bernie madoff....
So many factors here guys...its crazy stuff.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuHRulXfzGA
That would be the gormless Mr Neary who in Sept 08 had the balls to appear on Irish TV and state that there was no problem in the Irish banks and that all were solvent. 2 months later he rode off into the sunset with an outlandish pension settlement and has not been seen or heard of since.
Our present Minister for Finance then reiterated the same and said the only bank which may have difficulty would be Anglo Irish which will need a 2 billion infusion of capitol to set matters right.
35 billion later and it is still a bottomless pit which they are now going to wind down.
The chief exec of this fine upstanding institute gave himself a personal loan of 83 million which has not been repaid and he is walking around scot free.
If you fail to pay your TV licence our glorious leaders will have you locked up.
These people would have you believe that we all lived the high life and above our means during the Celtic Tiger years.
This is shite as only the select members of their circle done this and left us with the bill.
The old adage of Ireland was "The Land of Saints & Scholars"
It should now read
"The Land of Thieves & Robbers"