NEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUEAfter ?lightening up? somewhat for the holiday period you come back down to earth with a bump when through feedback to our posts here we learn of what ordinary people are suffering at the moment.People in low paid jobs and particularly those on fixed incomes like pensioners some have had their gas and electricity bills over the Xmas period and as its one of the most expensive tariff points of the year ? they are heavy.Peter Crellin speaking at Hango Hill yesterday he said:?These are strange and difficult times in Mannin. Almost every week we hear of a new charge to be passed on to us, the people. We hear lies about schemes to “grow the economy” when all that grows are the accounts of those who dreamt the schemes up. The heads and investors of certain businesses get richer, while many more get poorer. Mannin is unique, but these issues are not unique to Mannin. The world over the wealthy have bought politicians and are using them to cipher resources way from the people. People have been encouraged to pursue greed, and to look out for themselves, yet that greed allows the greediest to take everything. In our hearts we know that something is not right, we can feel it.?Well yes these are ?strange and difficult times? because every week we pay a man