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Anti-corruption seminar at the next FF ard fheis

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    #32
    For Reals
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    raymon wrote: »
    I believe that some in FF may want to change their dishonest course. I think with a bit of anti corruption training , rules and guidelines they could eventually have less corrupt members.

    But that's been the talk for generations, its not going to happen. People who commit acts against the Irish people, which is what these moral and/or legal slips boil down to, you can be pretty damn sure they are aware of it. Bertie needs no training to know he's a shyster, neither would have Haughey or the like.


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    Conmaicne Mara
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    They won't have to bring in any outside experts anyway.


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    raymon wrote: »
    I believe that some in FF may want to change their dishonest course. I think with a bit of anti corruption training , rules and guidelines they could eventually have less corrupt members.

    Short of some sort of ethnic cleansing, you're not going to root the corruption out of FF.

    The notion of them sitting down tor a training seminar and some guidelines is, frankly, laughable.


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    raymon
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    Maybe the new face of Fianna Fail Colm Keaveney can give a talk at the Ard Fheis to convince them to finally address the corruption he has been talking about for the last few years.


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    raymon wrote: »
    Maybe the new face of Fianna Fail Colm Keaveney can give a talk at the Ard Fheis to convince them to finally address the corruption he has been talking about for the last few years.

    Yeah, the man who shat on his own principles to avoid the oncoming electoral backlash and get in bed with his arch nemesis to save his own ass.....sure ;)
    He'll fit in well though.


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