Irish FBI needed

Since the Mahon Tribunal and all others gone before it, there has been no prosecutions or punishments of guilty parties.

Irish FBI needed
Thu, 29 Mar, 2012 - 01:00
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The people elected have never changed, or made new, laws to do so.

We have been a member of the EU since 1972, yet still there is no European Federal Investigation Unit.

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