Posted on February 2, 2010 by www.thedogsinthestreet.net
On the basis of the evidence presented to date my opinion is that Tony Blair is a war criminal. Unless further evidence presented to the Iraq Inquiry can prove otherwise criminal charges should be brought against the former British Prime Minister.
The reasons presented to the House of Commons to invade Iraq by Britain and their [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs, Politics, The World, United Kingdom, United States | Tagged: iraq inquiry, iraq war, saddam hussein, tony blair, tony blair war criminal, war crimes | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by www.thedogsinthestreet.net
Dublin City Council have made a mockery of speed limits. As a result of their new 30 kilometre per hour speed limit in parts of Dublin City Council they have proved that elected councillors are no longer able to make rational decisions.
I have driven in Dublin yesterday and today. Cyclists passed me out as did [...]
Filed under: A day in the life, Current Affairs, Politics, The Economy | Tagged: dublin city council, dublin city speed limit, irish lunacy, local authorities cannot be trusted with local laws, mad irish laws, penalty points, speed limits in ireland, speeding fines | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by www.thedogsinthestreet.net
I very good friend of mine has lost confidence in sport, he says that it will never be drug free and that sports people are one step ahead of the drug tests.
I have to disagree and say that while there are cheats in sport there are many others who don’t take performing enhancing substances, am [...]
Filed under: A day in the life, Current Affairs, Sports, The World | Tagged: drug testing in sport, drugs in sport, performance enhancing drugs, vancouver 2010, wada, winter olympics, winter olympics vancouver, world anti doping agency | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by www.thedogsinthestreet.net
The Irish Banks need to realise that the people are angry. Mortgage holders are being punished for the sins of others but due to their own circumstances such as negative equity they have been placed in a difficult position.
Banks would rather have mortgage holders fall into arrears rather than deal with the costs of running [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs, Irish struggle to financially survive, Politics, The Economy, The Irish Family, customer service | Tagged: Bank of Ireland, banks ripping off mortgage holders, fixed rates for existing customers, irish banks, KBC, permanent tsb | Leave a Comment »
