Financial treason

Why is there not a stop put to all overseas aid and the money diverted for use in alleviating poverty in Ireland?

Fri, 21 Dec, 2012 - 00:00

For the Government to continue to shell out many millions of euros hand over fist yearly in these terrible times of need at home is tantamount to financial treason.

Robert Sullivan

Bantry

Co Cork

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