Liveline Thread 27/03/14 to date

Lapin

Roger_007 wrote: »

Patrick Neary's lawyers are preparing to sue RTE as we speak!

Sue for what ?

Roger_007

Meathlass wrote: »

He bought Anglo shares in late 2008!!!!!

Muppet of the year.:rolleyes:

mickydoomsux

"Investments may fall as well as rise" - every investment product ever.

JM Skipton

He bought anglo shares in Dec 2008:eek: next he will be telling us he has purchased an igloo in the sahara

neris

the banking enquiry is a ponintless excercise in ego inflation for politicians. We are years into this and time has moved on. Millions going to be spent on a few politicans trying act like jusdge jury and executioner

scargill

he's got some very expensive toilet paper there now

sligojoek

Lapin wrote: »

No. She'll still have to pay, with interest.

She reckons it's all cleared. I don't know how true that is.

Going Strong

Meathlass wrote: »

Jasus Joe is very indignant about this.

Must of had Anglo shares

Like Uncle Gaybo you mean?

ThisRegard

Nobody offered me a loan. Where's my loan Joe !

Lapin

You took a risk and lost caller.

Get over it.

What happened in court yesterday has nothing to do with your framed shares cert.

snubbleste

"the L-A-W"

signostic

"i don`t know what a tracker mortgage is"

ThisRegard

"I've been in court a good few times". You think he'd learn the first time.

ThisRegard

Was this guy resurrected ? He was in court after his death ?

This is like listening to a gaggle of taxi drivers.

Joe, listen to the caller would you before you shout him down.

snubbleste

sligojoek wrote: »

She reckons it's all cleared. I don't know how true that is.

It is.

Mike Guide 69

"Your shame", well Joe you dont have any!!!

neris

joe doesnt like the idea of people been turned away at the prison gate

artful_codger

Don't worry, Shatter the liberal is drafting legislation to wipe your record after a few years.

baldbear

Lets all not pay our debts and go to prison for the day.

Lapin

sligojoek wrote: »

She reckons it's all cleared. I don't know how true that is.

Maybe she's right. I remember reading somewhere once that the TV Licence remains outstanding.

Could be wrong though.

Still, one free lunch and a day trip to Dublin isn't worth haveing that conviction on her record in the long run.

Mike Guide 69

neris wrote: »

joe doesnt like the idea of people been turned away at the prison gate

He'd much prefer a guillotine outside the GPO

Dan Jaman

neris wrote: »

joe doesnt like the idea of people been turned away at the prison gate

Tis like the Grim Nativity.

Meathlass

How do we know you don't owe the government any money if you didn't keep adequate records?

LandonRicketts

You'd be robbing Joe matey if you didn't pay your tv license!

Roger_007

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

He'd much prefer a guillotine outside the GPO

At least it would be more efficient than the guys in America who botched the execution!:eek:

snubbleste

There's a private area?

Lapin

If you don't pay your TV Licence, you're effectively putting your hand into Joe's wallet and taking €160 from €380,000.

BPKS

Ben Dunne about to come on to pay the fine.

JM Skipton

Joe is forgetting one important point, this was the first time in the country's history that anybody was tried under this particular piece of company law so you cannot compare it to what is being talked about today

Harry Angstrom

BPKS wrote: »

Ben Dunne about to come on to pay the fine.

If Dunne can't do it, it can't be done!

snubbleste

"unwell"

Roger_007

snubbleste wrote: »

"unwell"

Code for stark raving mad!

Mike Guide 69

"yhite cwaller wobbery" you tell him....

Dan Jaman

The worst pyramid scheme of the lot was run by the government.

Harry Angstrom

Those Anglo Irish fcukers knew full well that what they were doing was illegal, and so did the Financial Regulator, that leech Neary.
It's basic Company Law, and it's taught to Business and Commerce undergraduates as a matter of course.

Lapin

Their arse Joe.

An Claidheamh

The irony of the leniency on the white collars is that it is pi$$ing off the likes of all the do-gooders who had no problem with the judges when they were giving suspended sentences to scumbags guilty of violent attacks and rape.

It must also irritate Gay Byrne LOL!

ThisRegard

That's enough of this nonsense for me. I'm out.

AK333

Lapin wrote: »

Maybe she's right. I remember reading somewhere once that the TV Licence remains outstanding.

Could be wrong though.

Still, one free lunch and a day trip to Dublin isn't worth haveing that conviction on her record in the long run.

Her sentence probably read "fine of €700 or in default of non payment of fine, 4 days in jail" - its usually one or the other

Dan Jaman

Graveyards again.
I'd rather they were scrubbing the excreta from the main sewers.

Lapin

Tenner says the words 'due process' coming up soon.

baldbear

This auld lad is talking sense.

Lapin

baldbear wrote: »

This auld lad is talking sense.

I think he just croaked it though.

Mike Guide 69

Fair play to him, hes right to highlight the regulators accountability or lack of it, Neary should be ashamed of himself!!!!!

Harry Angstrom

So, if I steal food from a supermarket, not through avarice or greed, but just to keep myself alive, I'm assuming Mr. Judge will let me go free? :mad:

joe6pack

Is interalia really a word

JM Skipton

What are the chances now of the Quinns taking a case against Neary? Neary may not be out of the woods yet

Lapin

Is this Stephen Roche on the line?

Dan Jaman

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

So, if I steal food from a supermarket, not through avarice or greed, but just to keep myself alive, I'm assuming Mr. Judge will let me go free? :mad:

That'll be grand.
Likewise, if I choose to hammer down the bypass at 190kph and tell the traffic cop that I was told it would be ok by some fella over there, that'll be fine, too.

Harry Angstrom

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

Fair play to him, hes right to highlight the regulators accountability or lack of it, Neary should be ashamed of himself!!!!!

Neary should be put on trial. He should be made to pay back the 600k retirement lump sum, and he should be relieved of his 100k pension. This country is a cesspit of greed and corruption. The boys at the top look after each other. Neary is living proof of this.