The Tender For Law

Volume 6

May 06, 2014 8:48 PM

Eamonn O Brien

Scott may remember about a year ago we touched on the subject of social welfare payments/unemployment benefits...

Here in Ireland the application for such benefits requires one to provide details that qualifies the applicant as a habitual RESIDENT.

Once the application is approved the benefit, usually cash, can be collected each week by signing for it at a local post office.

So what is one doing when collecting said benefit? By signing each week is the man/woman conjuring money into existence, therefore "extending the overdraft" and increasing the debt which will be then passed onto employees' income tax levies?

People who have jobs often joke to friends without that they are "paying their dole/benefits"... That's making alot more sense now...

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Eamonn O Brien

My post was to pose the question of whether or not it would be a good or bad thing to claim such a benefit... Would that be a new person for the purpose of dealing with that corp? The extra few quid a week would help yanno! :p

Daniel J Wentz

CLAIMING ANYTHING FROM THE GOVERNMENT IS BAD!

ANYTHING!

Look at me. I'm turning into Scott Duncan. :( Why can't any of you remember the basics? If you need ANYTHING from the Government, then you are a worthless parasite, and have no business here. Every cent you "claim" was taken by force from others.

Maybe you think that's OK. I don't. Neither does Scott.

Focus on the basics. These things shouldn't even be questions. It's RIGHT and WRONG.