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I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

Volume 7

Sep 23, 2014 9:34 PM

Brian Owens

Scott Duncan, could you give me some advice on this topic...irish water packages are been sent to all homes in Ireland ...Some people are sending them back with no Consent No contract ..there's even a site advising people to do this ...seemingly a woman posted saying she had 30years experience in law and that this is the wrong solution..I'd be grateful if you could help ?

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Scott Duncan

You have the right NOT TO CONTRACT. If it is a PRIVATE CORPORATION, they don't have the right to PRESUME contract.

As for the cunt claiming "30 years experience in law"; Tell her I called her a Lying Cunt, and I will gladly do so HERE.

INVITE HER TO THE GROUP. TELL HER IT'S REVERSE ONUS; She should have NO expectation of being treated as anything but lying vermin, unless she can prove otherwise.

She is LYING. Tell her I said so.

Scott Duncan

IN FACT I EXTEND THAT TO EVERY LAWYER WHO DARES TRY TO SPREAD ANY LIES ABOUT THE FACTS I TEACH HERE.

I figure dissecting 3 of you in 1000-post threads, will be enough to convince everyone reading that it's ok to kill you en masse.

Brian Owens

According to her she said if you send this package back , writing on it no Consent No contract , you are engaging with this company and acknowledging them...isn't legal maxims he who does not deny .admits..? So sending back there application is the right thing to do...

Lee Edgely

Brian Owens, you sure it's a Private Company? The State set up the company. I know that the Government have explicitly stated that Irish Water will remain within public ownership. That is not to say that 5-10 years down the line it will become Private. So what do you do now Scott Duncan if you already sent the package back? Pray?

Lee Edgely

I noticed that it said Private on their site. I emailed them and this is what they said: Irish Water Customer Service <customerservice@water.ie>

22 Sep (3 days ago)

to me Dear Mr Edgely,

Thank you for your email regarding Irish Water.

Irish Water is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bord Gáis “ireann which itself is owned by the Irish State. Irish Water is a separate subsidiary within Bord Gáis “ireann. The Government have explicitly stated that Irish Water will remain within public ownership. There is no intention to privatise water services. The investment in the water sector is key to our country’s strategic interests and legislation will restate the existing prohibition on the privatisation of water assets. The sale of Bord Gáis Energy will have no impact on the public ownership of Irish Water.

Irish Water is the new national water utility that will have responsibility for the delivery of water and wastewater services to homes and businesses.

I hope this information is helpful.

Yours sincerely, William Preston Customer Service Advisor Uisce “ireann Bosca OP 860, Oifig Sheachadta na Cathrach Theas, Cathair Chorca”, “ire Irish Water PO Box 860, South City Delivery Office, Cork City, Ireland

T: 1890 278 278 Minicom: 1890 378 378 www.water.ie

Brian Owens

Belief is evil, I no they will say anything to get everyone to sign this contract I've read the contract it's bullshit , they already calculated how many fools would sign up from the media manipulation and lies they've told ..so the 5/10% who didn't BELIEVE there lies don't get raped..

Bart Foley

Hey, my 80 year old dad opened the "Your Irish Water Application Form" that he received to his home last week and threw the envelope in the bin. Can I still send, 'ABANDONED PROPERTY RETURN TO RIGHTFUL OWNER and / or SENDER' in the return envelope Irish Water enclosed, back to Irish water? Is there another method to negate CONTRACTUAL JOINDER since I don't have the original envelope? Thanks

Bart Foley

enclose, vb. (14c) 1. To surround or encompass; to fence or hem in on all sides. 2. To place (something) in a parcel or envelope. Also spelled inclose. Blacks Law Dictionary 2009 - Noun 1. envelope - a flat (usually rectangular) container for a letter, thin package, etc.envelope - a flat (usually rectangular) container for a letter, thin package, etc. container - any object that can be used to hold things (especially a large metal boxlike object of standardized dimensions that can be loaded from one form of transport to another)

window envelope - an envelope with a transparent panel that reveals the address on the enclosure

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