Doorstop of shame

So, after the child abuse reports and the Anglo Irish Bank conspiracy comes this doorstop of shame.

Doorstop of shame
Fri, 30 Mar, 2012 - 01:00
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I am going to read every page of this 3,700-page report and it may help make sense of why I feel so much less filthy engaging with Australia’s very flawed institutions than I did with those in my native Ireland.

I think everyone who ever voted FF should apologise to their friends and family. This corruption is a big part of the reason I left Ireland for good.

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