Hypocrital Fine Gael and Labour Try to Bluff Voters

Gareth37

Don't those "west brits" fine gael and their puppy dogs, Labour, just sicken you.

They never pointed out to Fianna Foul, over the past 10 years, that their economy policy was flawed. Now they are trying to make out that they know better and are the answer to our prayers. What a bunch of chancers making a laugh out of people.

Pure scum the lot of them!!! :pac:

:mad:

Mark200

I've little hope that any political party in Ireland can bring significant positive change

IronMan

"West Brits", the Irish version of Godwins law.

And they did criticise the economic policy of the previous and current governments in post budget speeches, at election time, on current affair shows. You just decided not to pay any attention.

Gareth37

Mark200 wrote: »

I've little hope that any political party in Ireland can significant positive bring change

Totally agreed

Fianna Fail = Fine Gael under different colours = waste of time

Its obvious that Democracy doesn't work in this country

Caoimhín

But sure they are all a shower ao w*nkers.

I think there should be a rule that if you WANT to be a politician you shouldn't be allowed to.

hopalong85

we need a new political party imo. fine gael and fianna fail are more or less the exact same as far as i can tell, i.e. both pretty useless! as for the others, let's not go there!

princess-sprkle

IronMan wrote: »

they did criticise the economic policy of the previous and current governments in post budget speeches, at election time, on current affair shows. You just decided not to pay any attention.

this.

dory

Finally someone bitchin' about these people. I'm absolutely not a FF-er but hearing these other lads go on about how they wouldn't have let this happen... it's a global thing ffs!
I hate that they're using this to get votes. Yea, I think we need a new party. Anyone in?

heyjude

Gareth37 wrote: »

Don't those "west brits" fine gael and their puppy dogs, Labour, just sicken you.

They never pointed out to Fianna Foul, over the past 10 years, that their economy policy was flawed.

Or maybe they did point it out, but nobody was listening, perhaps because given a choice between one side saying "let the good times roll, we're the Celtic Tiger and the 2nd richest country in the world" and the other saying "lets cut back on A and B, watch how we spend our money and save for a rainy day", the people want to believe the good times will never end and in a seeming boom, if one side seems to have cash to splash around on everything and the other side says we need to spend and borrow less, people will say "we're in a boom, why not enjoy it ?". Its a moot point now anyway.

Fianna Fail went on a spending binge in the late 70s/early 80s too and that didn't end well either. Lesson not learned.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Gareth37 wrote: »

Don't those "west brits" fine gael and their puppy dogs, Labour, just sicken you.

They never pointed out to Fianna Foul, over the past 10 years, that their economy policy was flawed. Now they are trying to make out that they know better and are the answer to our prayers. What a bunch of chancers making a laugh out of people.

Pure scum the lot of them!!! :pac:

:mad:

Where did you read that? The rhetoric is surprisingly original, coming from a hard-core republican (or have I just been out of the country too long...?).

is_that_so

Gareth37 wrote: »

Don't those "west brits" fine gael and their puppy dogs, Labour, just sicken you.

They never pointed out to Fianna Foul, over the past 10 years, that their economy policy was flawed. Now they are trying to make out that they know better and are the answer to our prayers. What a bunch of chancers making a laugh out of people.

Pure scum the lot of them!!! :pac:

:mad:

Well done. You got 'em cold. :rolleyes:

dr.bollocko

Do you have any idea how much the cost of soy milk has gone up under this new green government? These new taxes are anti vegan recycling cyclists and no mistake.

heyjude

dory wrote: »

Finally someone bitchin' about these people. I'm absolutely not a FF-er but hearing these other lads go on about how they wouldn't have let this happen... it's a global thing ffs!

So if its a global thing, then presumably they had a property bubble in every European country ? No, I wonder why not. Maybe it might be due to stricter banking regulation and proper planning laws.

marcsignal

Gareth37 wrote: »

Don't those "west brits" fine gael and their puppy dogs, Labour, just sicken you.

They never pointed out to Fianna Foul, over the past 10 years, that their economy policy was flawed.....

wrong

brendansmith

Yore ma!:pac:

burgess1

:rolleyes:

marcsignal

brendansmith wrote: »

Yore ma!:pac:

brendan, we're trying to discuss politics on AH, so if you're going to say things like that, try to conduct yourself in a manner reflecting a degree of intellectual subtly

Dave!

I did cringe when Enda Kenny gave his passionate speech to the crowd today... Barack Obama he aint. Get rid of that eejit and get someone in with a bit of charisma. Pat Kenny is more interesting than Inda.

brendansmith

marcsignal wrote: »

brendan, we're trying to discuss politics on AH, so if you're going to say things like that, try to conduct yourself in a manner refelecting a degree of inntelectual subtly

My ma?

marcsignal

brendansmith wrote: »

My ma?

dunno? not fcukin mine anyway

Darragh29

Dave! wrote: »

I did cringe when Enda Kenny gave his passionate speech to the crowd today... Barack Obama he aint. Get rid of that eejit and get someone in with a bit of charisma. Pat Kenny is more interesting than Inda.

More fault on the students for letting their protest be molested and buggered by Eamon Gilmore and Enda Kenny.

Darragh29

Dave! wrote: »

I did cringe when Enda Kenny gave his passionate speech to the crowd today... Barack Obama he aint. Get rid of that eejit and get someone in with a bit of charisma. Pat Kenny is more interesting than Inda.

Your dead right Dave. Worse still, was when Eamon Gilmore got up to give his oration, Jasus Christ our founding fathers must be spinning in their graves...