by nabidana | Jul 26, 2011 | commerce and trade, politics
To read this entry, please ensure that: you appreciate literally hundreds of mixed metaphors you know who made your shoes you aren’t currently interested in giving me a job In 2009, during what was a worldwide recession (Gordon was right about that), the UK had...
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by nabidana | Nov 21, 2010 | commerce and trade, Fake News, Ireland, politics
Nábídána.com has been handed leaked details of the deal agreed with the IMF and European Union in order to secure a multi-billion euro bailout. The deal, which is expected to be approved by the IMF and EU in a formal announcement on Wednesday of next week, will...
by nabidana | Sep 7, 2010 | commerce and trade, Ireland, Ireland, politics, unstupidity
Dublin, Ireland Ireland’s economy took another turn for the worse today when it was revealed that the country has not paid the electricity bill, gas bill, rent or home insurance for the past two months. The day to day management of the national accounts, carried...
by nabidana | May 29, 2010 | commerce and trade, politics
The former Chief Secretary to the Treasury, David Laws MP, has resigned his position, on the basis that he has broken the rules on MPs expenses. Mr Laws, a Liberal Democrat, claimed Parliamentary allowances for accommodation, which he paid to a person with whom he was...
by nabidana | Mar 10, 2010 | commerce and trade, Europe, politics, Racism
Next week begins European Week Against Racism, a week when organisations opposed to racism host events to highlight racial prejudice and discrimination, and to celebrate the existence of societies where discrimination on the colour of a person’s skin or their...
by nabidana | Mar 3, 2010 | Bbc, commerce and trade, politics
The announcement of proposed cuts to BBC services has been overwhelmingly welcomed by commercial broadcasters and judged as too timid by many conservatives. Yet the proposed changes and the timing represent serious challenges for the Conservatives as a party, and we...
