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Saturday February 28, 2009 09:25 by Workers Solidarity - WSM wsm_ireland at yahoo dot com
There is no money left in Ireland. At least that’s what you might think after listening to Brian Cowen, Enda Kenny, IBEC and the parade of capitalist economists and pundits who parrot this nonsense. Yes, we are heading into a deep recession but guess who is expected to pay the cost?
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The Government has no problem finding money to bail out bankers and speculators, it’s only when cash is needed for special-needs teachers, the sick, or to improve run-down schools and hospitals that nothing can be found. The attack on pay and pensions is a class struggle by employers and the government against working people.
We had a financial regulator, Patrick Neary, who waltzed off with a golden handshake of €600,000 and a pension of €140,000 per year. That pension alone is the equivalent of what four workers and their families on the average industrial wage live on. And what did Neary do to deserve this, apart from turning a blind eye to massive financial ‘irregularities’ in the banking industry?
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Jump To Comment: 3 2 1"The Government has no problem finding money to bail out bankers and speculators, ..."
The "ring leading" bankers first create whatever amount of money they want "out of thin air" by simply entering figures in a ledger.
Then the governments do the "bailing out" of their local bankers with the newly created "money" they have received from the ringleaders: subject of course to crippling compound interest agreements designed to ensure the governments (and all the associated nations of people) in question can never pay them off.
This further ensures the eternal enslavement (and subjugation) of the governments to the bankers, and a lawless and socially disastrous type of "he who pays the piper calls the tune" situation: regarding all national and international matters of interest to the bankers. (So much for "democracy" and the "rule of law"!!)
The "new money" is bogus money of course - in the sense that there is nothing to back it up, and it was never earned in any kind of normal way.
This wholly fraudulent system of outrageous global trickery, which in effect is a massive "Ponzi Scheme" (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme ), can only work with the fullest co-operation of our Government, and of many, many other governments: and particularly the Government of the United States of America.
Creating money out of thin air, and the FED:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Creating+money+out...f&oq=
why don't we start doing it from the mayday?
yep, we should shout it loudly: we are not gonna pay YOUR crisis