Just seen this on the news they are unbelievable aint they
http://news.sky.com/home/politics/article/16195702

If they practiced a bit more they could become just as corrupt as our politicians over here

I see the Irish are fed up with austerity measures and fighting back!

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/20/wo...paying&st=cse#

I think we could well be in for an interesting week ahead in politics :DL

Very interesting indeed :yep:
http://news.sky.com/home/politics/article/16195702

Hardly top of the bill on the news today.

There is good news tomorrow I hear from the radio last night.

Cameron is dropping all excise duty on vehicles so I'll save a packet on the 31st? :o

And how do you know this?

Lunch with Cameron. :hmmm:

Ah come on, that only affects the poor buggers that are mortgaged up to the eyeballs and running scared.
Its a "volutary" self registration scheme to pay a bit of money while the pillocks try and get themselves together to make a database of people who have registered so they can work out how much to take off them.

I wouldn't have a problem with that tax if wasn't for something I had already been stung for.
But hey I am all for giving the govt. a break I ain't yet joining the crowd succesfully suing the government for their money back

Here in South Australia the price is $1.50 per litre!!:dead: We live in the country and travel 120km return to work each day, so this is really cutting into our wages!:damn:

:o That is very cheap by European standards. Here in Finland one litre of gasoline costs around US$2.25 - US$2.50

:o Good grief!! imagine if you had to travel over 100ks per day to get to work!:dead:

I've told him I'm willing to publish the photos :DL

Cameron has announced that he will clamp down on illegal "donations" to the party to draw a line under the continuing flood of allegations of corruption....
if someone will give him a quarter of a million as a bribe to do so.:woot:

:o:doh:

And I thought we had it bad.