Dear Eamon Ryan,
please get a grip. I see here you claim that NAMA will not pay over the odds for assets.
If NAMA was not going to pay over the odds for the assets, NAMA would not be necessary to save the skin of the banking industry. The whole country is getting up in arms because they know full well that we as tax payers will be paying too much to save banks at a time when education, health and social welfare services are being cut.
If NAMA is not going to pay over the odds for assets, then amend the legislation so that every single item in the NAMA accounts can be checked without cost by any member of the public. If the banks scream, then you can be damn sure that they’ve something to hide. I don’t care about their commercial privilege. Their commercial privilege got us here.
Regards
Thingsthatstrikeme.
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