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FF/FG/Lab/SF..stitchup
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When i see the way tax money is flittered away on :
vanity projects,
corruption,
scroungers,
compensation claim crooks,
the longterm unemployed with a bottle in their hand ,
the irish Navy acting as a taxi service for refugees in the Med,
the irish army on duty in parts of the world i cannot even find on a map, some 'Defence Force' ?
payoffs to the angry,
One of the highest paid Prime Minister's in the world.
gombeenism,
nepotism,
Foreign Multinationals enjoying the benefits of irish domicile yet giving precious little back to the Irish State.
overpaid public servants
a runaway Welfare State,
cronyism,
poor Health/justice/housing provision for workers,
militant Equal opportunities policies,
Direct Provision and the signup to the Migration Pact with no Mandate from the public.
Shirkers with a better 'life outcome' than workers, etc etc
Does it make you furious that nobody is listening to the voter ? The billions of quid for the bank-bailout was the last straw. How does it make you feel ? One response is to learn from attempts to reduce your Carbon-footprint, and try to reduce your revenue footprint. Hit the dodgy bureaucrats where it most hurts, in their wallet. If the Social Contract broken then why should you be locked into the payments scheme ?
What ideas ?
Just a few easy tips :
- brew your own beer or go dry.
- work a 3 day week
- cycle to work
- Take an unemployment sabbatical once every 3 years.
- grow your own fruit & Veg.
- catch mackerel from the end of the pier
- buy your cigarettes on holiday in Spain
- ensure you are not a home-owner prior to going into elderly retirement care.
- boycott the public Opium that is Spectator Sport.
- pay your corner shop in cash and insist you do not want a receipt. ( restaurants, hairdressers, windsurfing lessons ditto ).
- live an ascetic lifestyle free from rampant consumerism, property market slavery, and vehicular one upmanship.
why be a victim to an unaccountable regime ?
If everybody did this, we would start a revolution in public life. What are your thoughts ?
vanity projects,
corruption,
scroungers,
compensation claim crooks,
the longterm unemployed with a bottle in their hand ,
the irish Navy acting as a taxi service for refugees in the Med,
the irish army on duty in parts of the world i cannot even find on a map, some 'Defence Force' ?
payoffs to the angry,
One of the highest paid Prime Minister's in the world.
gombeenism,
nepotism,
Foreign Multinationals enjoying the benefits of irish domicile yet giving precious little back to the Irish State.
overpaid public servants
a runaway Welfare State,
cronyism,
poor Health/justice/housing provision for workers,
militant Equal opportunities policies,
Direct Provision and the signup to the Migration Pact with no Mandate from the public.
Shirkers with a better 'life outcome' than workers, etc etc
Does it make you furious that nobody is listening to the voter ? The billions of quid for the bank-bailout was the last straw. How does it make you feel ? One response is to learn from attempts to reduce your Carbon-footprint, and try to reduce your revenue footprint. Hit the dodgy bureaucrats where it most hurts, in their wallet. If the Social Contract broken then why should you be locked into the payments scheme ?
What ideas ?
Just a few easy tips :
- brew your own beer or go dry.
- work a 3 day week
- cycle to work
- Take an unemployment sabbatical once every 3 years.
- grow your own fruit & Veg.
- catch mackerel from the end of the pier
- buy your cigarettes on holiday in Spain
- ensure you are not a home-owner prior to going into elderly retirement care.
- boycott the public Opium that is Spectator Sport.
- pay your corner shop in cash and insist you do not want a receipt. ( restaurants, hairdressers, windsurfing lessons ditto ).
- live an ascetic lifestyle free from rampant consumerism, property market slavery, and vehicular one upmanship.
why be a victim to an unaccountable regime ?
If everybody did this, we would start a revolution in public life. What are your thoughts ?
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