Freeman Megamerge

PopePalpatine · 15-02-2016 8:26pm

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

well of course they never lose a case. they are all neatly filed in binders.

They've got binders full of legal law lawyers. :pac:

eldamo · 16-02-2016 9:06am

PopePalpatine wrote: »

They've got binders full of legal law lawyers. :pac:

Mitt Romney approves. 286af728718b419553c97bdeeede254af40d60ab19db6955bc8ca04adc402dda.jpg

Robbo · 16-02-2016 11:34am

Another receiver has had to take proceedings against Ben Gilroy and others. He's due in the High Court tomorrow. In one set of proceedings, it appears he's been "advising" a tanning salon.

2016/948 and 2016/949 are the record numbers, both listed for tomorrow.

Robbo · 16-02-2016 2:15pm

Turns out there was a motion to eject Ben Gilroy from his house yesterday in Trim. No word from himself on the matter as he's entirely focused on electoral stunts at the moment though. (Record Number 2014/EJ153).

Co-incidentally the "legal hand grenade" that the Hub had concocted of entirely incorrect European Law was also "detonated" yesterday in Trim. Apparently it gained that most Hubbish of victories, an adjournment. On the adjourned date, the motion to have the mortgage "cancelled" because of the Hubs magic bull**** will also be heard.

ArmaniJeanss · 16-02-2016 3:54pm

Robbo wrote: »

Turns out there was a motion to eject Ben Gilroy from his house yesterday in Trim. No word from himself on the matter as he's entirely focused on electoral stunts at the moment though. (Record Number 2014/EJ153).

Claiming that the election van he has was 'confiscated' by him from Irish Water and that he found a load of water meters in it when he came to use it. An unlikely story even by his standards but the crowd love it.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207253411725890&set=a.1257492649733.2037574.1602139917&type=3&theater

Interesting to see him discussing why he wasn't invited to the rte leaders debate last night - he seems to have forgotten that the biggest reason would be is that he supposedly isn't leader anymore. He resigned, Jan Van de Vanman had it for a while, quietly disappeared and then Pat Greene got the gig. But Ben seems to see himself as the leader but hey thats democracy ben-style for you.

Thargor · 16-02-2016 4:05pm

Robbo wrote: »

Turns out there was a motion to eject Ben Gilroy from his house yesterday in Trim. No word from himself on the matter as he's entirely focused on electoral stunts at the moment though. (Record Number 2014/EJ153).

Any more info?

whippet · 16-02-2016 4:09pm

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Claiming that the election van he has was 'confiscated' by him from Irish Water and that he found a load of water meters in it when he came to use it. An unlikely story even by his standards but the crowd love it.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207253411725890&set=a.1257492649733.2037574.1602139917&type=3&theater

Interesting to see him discussing why he wasn't invited to the rte leaders debate last night - he seems to have forgotten that the biggest reason would be is that he supposedly isn't leader anymore. He resigned, Jan Van de Vanman had it for a while, quietly disappeared and then Pat Greene got the gig. But Ben seems to see himself as the leader but hey thats democracy ben-style for you.

what a tool.

The guy is 100% full of sh1te.

Losty Dublin · 16-02-2016 6:20pm

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Claiming that the election van he has was 'confiscated' by him from Irish Water and that he found a load of water meters in it when he came to use it. An unlikely story even by his standards but the crowd love it.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207253411725890&set=a.1257492649733.2037574.1602139917&type=3&theater

I'll cut to the chase here; did he acquire this van through less than conventional means?

moyners · 16-02-2016 7:01pm

Losty Dublin wrote: »

I'll cut to the chase here; did he acquire this van through less than conventional means?

The van in that photo is way too old to be an Irish water van.

whippet · 16-02-2016 7:39pm

I'd say he got the van from one of his mates who was going around removing water meters (fairies I think they called them)

Remember LLI, the hub, anti eviction Ireland, the land league, people for economic justice, DDI, Darcy and a load of water meter protest groups are all just one big group of dole jockies who knock around together to give themselves some sort of justification not to be working or paying their own bills

Robbo · 17-02-2016 11:22am

Looks like Mayo's Greatest Love Machine has made the front of the Connaught Telegraph.

whippet · 17-02-2016 11:43am

Robbo wrote: »

Looks like Mayo's Greatest Love Machine has made the front of the Connaught Telegraph.

continued on page 2 also ... quite a celeb.

Has Joe parted ways with 'the project' over the photogate scandal?

It seems like he will have to fight this battle without his I-I badge and membership card.

Robbo · 17-02-2016 12:12pm

whippet wrote: »

continued on page 2 also ... quite a celeb.

Has Joe parted ways with 'the project' over the photogate scandal?

It seems like he will have to fight this battle without his I-I badge and membership card.

What's photogate? I don't keep tabs much on Dr. Not and his crew.

whippet · 17-02-2016 12:52pm

Robbo wrote: »

What's photogate? I don't keep tabs much on Dr. Not and his crew.

I'm not too interested in them either, but did have a bit of a snigger at how just like all these mad parties and gangs they self implode - usually due to a couple of individuals who show their true colours and go on solo runs to suit their own ambitions

ArmaniJeanss · 17-02-2016 1:25pm

Robbo wrote: »

What's photogate? I don't keep tabs much on Dr. Not and his crew.

Dr Integrity filed his papers to stand for election, to do so he had to meet with the register (Finbar?) that he has been at war with.
Rather than doing it quietly he organised/allowed a big posed photo where they both smiled beamingly.

Some of his supporters got antsy with this, lots of stuff thrown around on facebook sadly all deleted now. His longtime hombre Garie Beattie in particular had a right pop at him and Joe Doocey appeared to take the latters side - they also seemed to have Paul Collins (who Manning had a 57 page diatribe about last year, + multiple court libel cases against) trying to join in with them.

Onevision · 17-02-2016 1:46pm

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Dr Integrity filed his papers to stand for election, to do so he had to meet with the register (Finbar?) that he has been at war with.
Rather than doing it quietly he organised/allowed a big posed photo where they both smiled beamingly.

Some of his supporters got antsy with this, lots of stuff thrown around on facebook sadly all deleted now. His longtime hombre Garie Beattie in particular had a right pop at him and Joe Doocey appeared to take the latters side - they also seemed to have Paul Collins (who Manning had a 57 page diatribe about last year, + multiple court libel cases against) trying to join in with them.

Check again. Manning did not and has not any cases against Paul Collins. Apparently he is afraid of what might come out in court.
Also, rumour has it that Doocey, Beattie and others are now trying to force out manning and take over I.I.

Losty Dublin · 18-02-2016 2:08pm

I saw word on FB today that an anti water protestors who last year was arrested in Swords for kneeing a garda in the groin, Anna Harvey, was found guilty in her absence at Swords district court.

At the hearing, solicitor Fiona D'Arcy for the accused stated to Justice Dempsey that the accused wasn't present as she "does not recognise this court"

Robbo · 18-02-2016 2:36pm

Remember the PSNI officer who tried to arrest the judge that granted a possession order against him? 3 months in chokey.

Not 100% but I think he may have been taking counsel from one of out favourite pseudo-lawyers now or in the past.

whippet · 18-02-2016 2:49pm

Losty Dublin wrote: »

I saw word on FB today that an anti water protestors who last year was arrested in Swords for kneeing a garda in the groin. Anna Harvey, was found guilty in her absence at Swords district court.

At the hearing, solicitor Fiona D'Arcy for the accused stated to Justice Dempsey that the accused wasn't present as she "does not recognise this court"

must be the same Anna Harvey who wrote this article for the freeman / DDI propaganda fairsociety.ie 'news' site

http://www.fairsociety.ie/category/law/page/4/

all sorts of quackery and mentalism in her article ...

Losty Dublin · 18-02-2016 3:00pm

whippet wrote: »

must be the same Anna Harvey who wrote this article for the freeman / DDI propaganda fairsociety.ie 'news' site

http://www.fairsociety.ie/category/law/page/4/

all sorts of quackery and mentalism in her article ...

Can't wait for the Garda/Private Security/UK -British Army/UK Police to serve her with her bench warrant, which she doubtlessly won't recognise either. Expect much buffoonery from this episode in coming weeks

Kevin3 · 19-02-2016 12:29am

Somone posted pictures of Ben Gilroys election material on Reddit.... oh dear.

http://m.imgur.com/a/Vfjxq

Thargor · 19-02-2016 1:17am

You'd have to question his mental state looking at that.

whippet · 19-02-2016 8:56am

just proves the guy is a total wacko.

I know people who got that through the door and who are very anti government at the moment and are disgusted by it. Gilroy tried to appeal to the lowest of the low. The type of degenerate who never votes, couldn't give a sh1te once the social keeps putting beer vouchers in their ass pocket. This demographic never usually votes so Gilroy rather than trying to win votes from actual politicians just wants to corner the market of fools.

GavMan · 19-02-2016 10:11am

I think we've peaked now...

ohnonotgmail · 19-02-2016 10:47am

whippet wrote: »

just proves the guy is a total wacko.

I know people who got that through the door and who are very anti government at the moment and are disgusted by it. Gilroy tried to appeal to the lowest of the low. The type of degenerate who never votes, couldn't give a sh1te once the social keeps putting beer vouchers in their ass pocket. This demographic never usually votes so Gilroy rather than trying to win votes from actual politicians just wants to corner the market of fools.

in fairness that is a pretty big market

HamsterFace · 22-02-2016 11:09pm

Stephen Manning is on Vincent brown with The rest of the mayo candidates

JimmytheTurk · 23-02-2016 2:00am

HamsterFace wrote: »

Stephen Manning is on Vincent brown with The rest of the mayo candidates

He wasn't very impressive.

ArmaniJeanss · 23-02-2016 11:15am

JimmytheTurk wrote: »

He wasn't very impressive.

Really tough to stand out amongst so many but from what I saw he was fine - he was calm, articulate, had a decent educated vocabulary, concise with his points, looked and dressed fine.

That's possibly what makes him so insidious, superficially he's a reasonable guy who talks a degree of sense, and its only when you delve a bit deeper that you see the truth. Whereas with most of the freemen and suchlike its obvious after about 5 seconds what they are.

Onevision · 23-02-2016 1:36pm

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Really tough to stand out amongst so many but from what I saw he was fine - he was calm, articulate, had a decent educated vocabulary, concise with his points, looked and dressed fine.

That's possibly what makes him so insidious, superficially he's a reasonable guy who talks a degree of sense, and its only when you delve a bit deeper that you see the truth. Whereas with most of the freemen and suchlike its obvious after about 5 seconds what they are.

But what did he actually say? Nothing!

ArmaniJeanss · 23-02-2016 2:52pm

Onevision wrote: »

But what did he actually say? Nothing!

That's the nature of a ~13 way debate with audience participation, a presenter who loves his own voice, and lots of ads, Manning was one of many who didn't get much air time despite the 2 hour running time (I think it was 70 mins in before I heard the Asian guy speak).

A positive for me was Manning agreed with the idea of a referendum for repeal of the 8th, if I was a Mayo voter that would at least get him a preference from me ahead of the many undemocratic misogynists on the panel who opposed even the holding of such a referendum.

Also fascinating how many people here seemed to have signed up just to comment on Manning issues by the way.

Graham · 23-02-2016 3:33pm

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Also fascinating how many people here seemed to have signed up just to comment on Manning issues by the way.

2 people?

Robbo · 24-02-2016 5:36pm

Rare you get to see behind the curtain at the paperwork that Freemen are producing but the Hub recently did a large textdump of their boilerplate pseudo-legal affidavits. As ever, "their word is not gospel", which is a rather kind way of describing it. Repeatedly discredited woo would be more accurate.

There's a lot in there to dismantle it line by line but I'm surprised they haven't included averments along the lines of "The plaintiff issued these proceedings on so-called paper but failed to demonstrate that it came from a tree". All of their technical arguments on the swearing of affidavits (time, place, residence of deponent) have all been unsuccessfully raised before, by Gilroy and others.

They're also complaining that they need more of a marketing budget because Facebook are asking for a higher rate to promote their claptrap.

Flange/Flanders · 24-02-2016 7:00pm

My favourite moment of the election so far. Gerry O'Boyle is an anti eviction campaigner running in Mayo. Tesco Castlebar offers free parking for customers for 1.5 hours. Boyler posted on facebook that he was not allowed park in Tesco's carpark for his canvass as the car park manager is a Fine Gael supporter!! The dogs on the street know that you may get fined for parking over 1.5 hours. Even better, there's a county council car park next door to Tesco.....but then I suppose the parking isn't free there

Serjeant Buzfuz · 24-02-2016 10:39pm

Flange/Flanders wrote: »

My favourite moment of the election so far. Gerry O'Boyle is an anti eviction campaigner running in Mayo. Tesco Castlebar offers free parking for customers for 1.5 hours. Boyler posted on facebook that he was not allowed park in Tesco's carpark for his canvass as the car park manager is a Fine Gael supporter!! The dogs on the street know that you may get fined for parking over 1.5 hours. Even better, there's a county council car park next door to Tesco.....but then I suppose the parking isn't free there

Is this Gerry "BMW" O'Boyle?

Serjeant Buzfuz · 24-02-2016 10:47pm

Gerry is a prime example of a man turning over a new leaf, it seems...

http://www.mayonews.ie/component/content/article?id=14522:ballyhaunis-man-jailed-for-attempting-insurance-fraud

GavMan · 25-02-2016 10:13am

Top bloke is Gerry

GavMan · 25-02-2016 10:19am

Flange/Flanders wrote: »

My favourite moment of the election so far. Gerry O'Boyle is an anti eviction campaigner running in Mayo. Tesco Castlebar offers free parking for customers for 1.5 hours. Boyler posted on facebook that he was not allowed park in Tesco's carpark for his canvass as the car park manager is a Fine Gael supporter!! The dogs on the street know that you may get fined for parking over 1.5 hours. Even better, there's a county council car park next door to Tesco.....but then I suppose the parking isn't free there

https://www.facebook.com/MayoEvictionFreeCouty15/posts/1662606407339934

Whats worse is the comments section. Dear God....talk about the lowest common denominator

hometruths · 25-02-2016 10:28am

GavMan wrote: »

https://www.facebook.com/MayoEvictionFreeCouty15/posts/1662606407339934

Whats worse is the comments section. Dear God....talk about the lowest common denominator

THERE ****TING THEMSELFS ,,YOUR IN WITH A GRATE CHANCE ,GERRY

Indeed.

Losty Dublin · 25-02-2016 11:34am

GavMan wrote: »

https://www.facebook.com/MayoEvictionFreeCouty15/posts/1662606407339934

Whats worse is the comments section. Dear God....talk about the lowest common denominator

Good old Mr Gibney has his priorities in order these days

Robbo · 25-02-2016 11:50am

Right2Homes have declared that they will (for a fee of course) build modular homes for local authorities. Lest we forget, the organisation was set up as a way of crowdfunding the legal bills of Tom "Grecian 2000" D'arcy so that he can stay in his swanky Kinsealy/Malahide mansion and shirk some of his €18 million in debt.

Of course the organisation is a "not-for-profit" and the proposal will be done on such a basis. They might want to inform the Revenue Commissioners as they don't appear to have any record of them being a registered charity. The same is true of the Charities Regulator.

Right2Homes was incorporate as a company limited by guarantee on 9/11/2015 and it's directors are Brian Reilly, Tom D'arcy and Austin Byrne.

Losty Dublin · 25-02-2016 12:00pm

Robbo wrote: »

Right2Homes have declared that they will (for a fee of course) build modular homes for local authorities. Lest we forget, the organisation was set up as a way of crowdfunding the legal bills of Tom "Grecian 2000" D'arcy so that he can stay in his swanky Kinsealy/Malahide mansion and shirk some of his €18 million in debt.

Of course the organisation is a "not-for-profit" and the proposal will be done on such a basis. They might want to inform the Revenue Commissioners as they don't appear to have any record of them being a registered charity. The same is true of the Charities Regulator.

Right2Homes was incorporate as a company limited by guarantee on 9/11/2015 and it's directors are Brian Reilly, Tom D'arcy and Austin Byrne.

Fair fawcks to the lads. I wonder if they know of any builders that will help them out. Ideally those signed up to the principle of Simplfied Accounting

Robbo · 25-02-2016 2:24pm

2 Court Reports: One from the Irish Independent and one from the Hub.

Not saying they're the same person but the facts seem to tally in both (along with Facebook interactions). The Hub "wont say what the final outcome was" of course.

So despite what the Hub are selling, the "rateable valuation" line isn't a magic bullet against repossessions. Also shown to be a futile argument: pretending that all bank affidavits are void because the address given was the person's office rather than where they lay their head.

whippet · 25-02-2016 7:05pm

Robbo wrote: »

So despite what the Hub are selling, the "rateable valuation" line isn't a magic bullet against repossessions. Also shown to be a futile argument: pretending that all bank affidavits are void because the address given was the person's office rather than where they lay their head.

that was debunked a good while back .. the judge at the time clarified that it means the place where you would most likely be able to find the person or something like that.

Unfortunately the Hub and the rest of these advisors keep peddling this crap and causing undue stress and false hope to vulnerable people.

So in effect they have lost this case but will still bang on about how they are unbeating in the courts? in otherwords they can't admit defeat

GavMan · 26-02-2016 4:17pm

Would be an interesting exercise to get a list of all Freemen cranks running today and tally up their votes tomorrow evening.

From a cursory check. Mostly DDI at the minute, but I'll try trawl through some of the independents after work:

Bradley, Neville
Connor, Anthony
Gilroy, Ben
Greene, Pat
Healy, Stephanie
Healy, Christopher
Hutchinson, Katrina
Keogh, Mark
Lawes, Alan
Lloyd, David
Manning, Stephen
McDermott, Michael
McKay, Cormac
Melia, Angus
O'Boyle, Gerry
O'Connell, Aoife
O'Neill, Ruairi
Quilty, Edward
Sinclair, Stephen
Smollen, Ken
Whitehead, Raymond

Feel free to add more

jd · 26-02-2016 4:32pm

David Lloyd is DDI in Wexico

Serjeant Buzfuz · 26-02-2016 4:47pm

jd wrote: »

David Lloyd is DDI in Wexico

Gerry "BMW" O'Boyle in Mayo

Flange/Flanders · 26-02-2016 4:52pm

Bmw posted a pic of his ballot paper on Facebook. From what I know, that's know allowed isn't it?

trueblueterry · 27-02-2016 12:21am

Flange/Flanders wrote: »

Bmw posted a pic of his ballot paper on Facebook. From what I know, that's know allowed isn't it?

According to his facebook:

"Gerry O Boyle was discriminated at the polling stations in ballyhaunis today when i went in to vote for myself as a large crowd of supporters gathered to see me cast my vote the presiding officer stoped a supporter taking a photograph of my dropping my vote in to the ballot box the presiding officer said these was new rules (but later i learned in the day the presiding officer is a rank fine geal supporter and i was allowed to take a photograph this corruption got to stop"

Also Tom Darcy is in court again on the 3rd March I believe

L1011 · 27-02-2016 12:24am

Any of them claiming to be elected yet?

Losty Dublin · 27-02-2016 11:58am

DDI have this count sorted

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