Freefall

[sean]

Anyone watch this on RTE tonight? Everyone knows the shit we're in but I thought it spelt out in very simple terms how close this country was to absolute anarchy on the streets only 2 years ago.

[jaza]

its on here for those who didnt see it

http://www.rte.ie/player/

[MR KING KENNY]

great show tonight, just shows you how ****ed we are.... we'll be paying for those banks for years and years to come.......vincent brown is back tonight, looking forward to see tonights show

[Jockser]

how close this country was to absolute anarchy on the streets only 2 years ago. funnily enough i think a state run on anarchy principles would flourish! so close yet so far eh!? :)

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[Rover 609]

I thought it was like a 4th part of the Jason Bourne film series,high octane stuff and that music,im going to watch it again on rteplayer in case i missed something.:cool:

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1079867

[Juan]

Bertie's comments at the end of the programme was a pathetic attempt to cover his own arse.He was up to his neck in the whole lot for years.

[stevieg]

It's on again on RTE 1 now.

[Sea Bass]

Thought it was about our club, today was a sad today, confirmed to me that the average standard of our players are the same as Birmingham, Gerrard & Torres apart.

[GaryMc]

Part 2 was on last night. Bertie comes across as some goon on it. Nothing we hav not heard before

[Captain_Morgan]

Watched part 2 last night and it was unbelievable the way the government and banks acted. Ahern was on it and he said in all his years as Taoiseach the financial regulator never asked him for a meeting, well then why the fcuk didn't Ahern ask him for a meeting instead.

It really highlighted how much the banks fcuked it up, they were giving out mortgages willy nilly 11 times the amount people earned. If the government wanted to safeguard against a crash they should have reined in the banks and made them stick to old school principles like only being able to borrow 3 times your salary. That would have kept a lid on house prices. But no the banks were throwing money at people so no wonder developers kept upping their prices

[Juan]

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