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On Friday, in a moment of predictive insight, Bank of America correctly warned that the greatest threat to EPS - i.e., markets - in the next 3 years "is an acceleration of global populism via taxation, regulation & government intervention." Just one day later, this warning to the financial establishment was starkly manifest in that ground zero for Europe's populist revolt, Italy, where the country's coalition government hinted at where the global populist wave is headed next when he slammed the country’s central bank leadership and stock market regulator, escalating its attacks on establishment figures ahead of the European parliamentary vote in May. Matteo Salvini, the outspoken head of the anti-immigrant League party, said the Bank of Italy and Consob, the country’s stock market regulator, should be "reduced to zero, more than changing one or two people, reduced to zero", or in other words eliminated, and that “fraudsters” who inflicted losses on Itali

Ger O'Donoghue, candidate councilor for Renua in Enniscorthy Wexford, revealed during his launch speech at the Riverside Hotel, the extent to which the Irish government has neglected Rosslare Europort Harbour, which is Ireland's best direct connection to mainland Europe, bypassing the UK "land bridge" to Europe. This land bridge presents a major problem to the UK and Irish governments with the upcoming BRexit, especially in the event of a no deal BRexit. The imposition of customs at the port of Dover will create miles of backlog for trucks from Ireland heading to Europe. The Irish government under the pro EU leadership of Fine Gail's Leo Varadkar, have been constantly accused of being an EU planted caretaker in the EU plantation, are fully supported by Fianna Fail in a coalition, have taken a firm anti BRexit stance and fully supported all the EU positions, even if it means risking the implementation of a border between NI and the Republic of Ireland (Free State). V

South Africa’s offshore has just yielded a massive natural gas and condensate find that could open a new exploration province for oil majors and change the energy fortunes of the country. France’s major Total said that it had made a significant discovery on the Brulpadda prospects off the southern coast of South Africa. “With this discovery, Total has opened a new world-class gas and oil play and is well positioned to test several follow-on prospects on the same block,” said Kevin McLachlan, Senior Vice President Exploration at Total. According to Total’s chief executive Patrick Pouyanne, the discovery could hold 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent of gas and condensate resources. The operator of the license, Total, and its partners Qatar Petroleum, CNR International, and South African consortium Main Street, now plan to acquire 3D seismic data this year, followed by up to four exploration wells on the license. “It is exciting for our country that this

At a packed AGM which proved the old Renua was underselling itself, the new Renua finally confounded its mainstream critics and found a focus and identity. The Irish Identity and the Irish People - a niche that should be the mainstream, which could drive Renua into the limelight! At the AGM held in the Maldron Hotel, Renua discovered that the addition of "Nation State" to its "Six Pillars" in their constitution  was more popular than they expected, as many had to crowd standing into the back of the room. This change to their steering document was accompanied by the announcement of 20 Candidates for the Local Elections in May 2019, with many more to come as they continue their recruitment drive. They had already previously announced an MEP candidate. Leader John Leahy asked members present to get people interested in running in local elections to contact them. Members also voted on a new Chairman and Treasurer with the newly elected Chairperson Neil O Mahony f

Report on Anti UN Migration Pact Protest Outside Dail - 3 Times More Patriots Than Far Left Wing Rent A Crowd Nazis

A silent protest was help outside the Dail Eireann in Kildare Street, with the usual useful idiots and their anti democratic fascist behaviour, trying to shut down freedom of speech.

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Even though the police in Ireland have still not learnt that allowing opposing protests in the same place at the same time can lead to troub

Ireland has 201 Billion Debt, yet gave away 200 Billion in Fish to the EU. Penny dropped yet? Ireland has the 3rd biggest debt in developing countries yet the traitors in power pretend there is a recovery? Are we borrowing from our children's future to pay for this lie? Ironically we have given the same amount in fish to the EU... [embed]https://youtu.be/OVrYXSvhwA0[/embed] This means this country is a worse position than Greece when it comes to debt and equates to every man, woman and child in the state owing €42,000. Much of €201 billion debt is down to saving the banks which ironically have been given a 20 corporate tax holiday so don’t have to help pay the cash borrowed by the State on their behalf. Despite warnings about the debt overhang Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said the budget deficit will increase in the coming years. Lying Leo Varadkar and the Irish Caretakers on the EU Plantation Are Deliberately Using Invasive and Violent M

Digital sales tax proposals are being blocked by an Ireland, Sweden, Denmark and Germany alliance. Ireland is one of the last that's opposing a European-wide digital tax on internet giants like Apple, Amazon and Facebook. Ireland alone could stop it from succeeding! It had the same privilege with the Lisbon referendum but also went the way of globalists... The Irish government has been exerting heavy pressure in the industry, and we need to show Finance minister Donohoe that the people of Ireland want fair taxation of tech giants, before European ministers decide on Tuesday. The prospect of an EU tax on digital sales, which the Government feared could hit Irish tax revenues from internet giants based here, has receded after an alliance of Ireland, Sweden, Denmark and Germany blocked the proposal in Brussels. The result is a major victory for Irish diplomats and officials who have been quietly building alliances against the digital tax for months, and also for Minis

Claire Byrne made the false statement during her Monday show that the people of Ireland do not want IRexit, then a member of her studio audience promptly responded and said it is the first time he has ever heard of IRexit... oops... [embed]https://youtu.be/5Jiy4wOYluc[/embed] Clearly RTE have not been keeping the public informed... Ireland has voted 3 times against the EU... Her panel was also shown how IRexit would address all their scaremongering anti BRexit issues, but they just shut down the conversation... The man also said that 70% of Irish beef goes to UK, even more reason to join BRexit....

While Ireland struggles under massive problems in public housing, health, unemployment and other basic sectors, one can only wonder if an extra 13.1 Billion Euros will help alleviate the problems or will it also go astray and be used by the left wing Irish Government to further its Marxist policies and invasion of Ireland by 3rd worlders? Proving Ireland's total lack of actual independence, Apple has finally been forced to pay, and Ireland has been forced to take, the 13.1 Billion Euros it owes Ireland in back taxes by the European Union. Apple which has more than $250 Billion in cash, more than most countries, just sitting stashed in offshore accounts, could easily feed all the starving in the world yet they spend so much time and money virtue signalling about how noble and moral and "cool" they are... cool does not feed the hungry. As a result European Union antitrust regulators plan to drop legal action against Ireland after iPhone maker Apple paid the country €

IRELAND’s “slavish” devotion to their "sacred cow", the European Union, is not only essentially distracting Ireland from the inherent danger of remaining tethered to a collapsing Brussels, but also from the importance of continuing good relations with Britain after BRexit, a former diplomat has warned. After all UK and Ireland had good relations prior to the EU and UK is Ireland's largest trading partner.

Writing for London-based think tank Politea, Dr Ray Bassett, warned Dublin the entire future of the bloc was “in doubt” and urged Irish leaders to put Ireland’s interests first. Concerns about the future of the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland have arguably been made into the biggest headache for BRexit negotiators, with both sides keen to avoid the re-imposition of a hard border which would be seen as a threat to the 1999’s landmark Good Friday Agreement. However the EU insensitively insisted on using it as a bargaining chip to

Amidst a crisis in the health sector, the HSA seems to have found time and money to arrange for the selling off of our heritage. The title of the old St Felims Hospital sited on 11.32 acres on the old Belturbet Road out of Cavan Town, along with its cemetery, is in the process of being "regularised" with a view to selling it to the private sector, the HSE has confirmed. The HSE is currently working with a solicitor and the Property Registration Authority with a view to "regularising title" for the St Felim’s property. It is expected that this process will take some time and it is unlikely to be achieved before 2019 at the earliest.

The Republic of Ireland will soon see the launch of a new Eurosceptic party to be called the Irexit Freedom Party. It will be launched after a conference in Dublin on this September 8th at the Bonnington Hotel in Drumcondra, Dublin 9.

An Post, which is supposed to be and holds the mandate as the National Post Office for Ireland, seems to think it is a Private or Listed Corporation where ONLY profit matters and any action is justified which makes more profit. Certainly it is not following the plans of its bosses, the Irish Government, who wants to grow rural Ireland by flooding it with 3rd world migrants. Shortly after announcing the closure of many more rural Post Offices after 161 postmasters were allegedly offered voluntary redundancy, An Post has the gall to announce that around €10 Million will be invested in completely overhauling An Post's digital presence, all of which can be deleted at the push of a button or zapped in a potential extreme solar flare or a power failure rendering it useless.  They also acquired the domain name anpost. com from a US company for €10,000, despite already having and using anpost .ie. Globalist much?