Liveline thread 12/08/16 to date

ButtersSuki

Felix: I'm a father, I need to be responsible for my family.


Except you're not really Felix, are you?

Itssoeasy

Yes or no felix. It's not rocket science.

sorry guys, but listening to this bunch of whiners makes me so disinclined to take any more.

Like where did this guy think he was going, checking into the Hilton in Hawaii or something?

Forced to share with strangers? What does he want, private ensuite?


I am sure there are some genuine people in direct provision, but the ones we are hearing today come across as being so ungrateful.

Very fishy as well why guys like him flee their country and leave their family behind

Why doesnt Joe ask now if he is working, how he plans to support his family etc. Or will I be funding 6 or 6 more social welfare recipients?

ButtersSuki

PauloMN wrote: »

Yeah, Felix ain't doing the asylum seeking cause any good really. His story sounds very suspicious.

He's just hoping Patricia rings in to buy his freedom.

Big C

felix wants his family, parents, cousins and friends to come to ireland, but conditions are too bad here

BPKS

snubbleste wrote: »

Zimbabwe.
How many countries do you have to cross to get to Ireland? and how much does it cost? how can you afford to go all that way?

Zambia, The Congo, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, The Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Holland, the UK and finally Ireland.

Phew.

Atlantic Dawn

Whoy doesn't Joe ask him how he made it to Ireland?

foggy_lad

Felix is now a refugee so can someone direct him to the taxi regulator to get the spsv forms?

Fujitsu10

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Whoy doesn't Joe ask him how he made it to Ireland?

I thought I warned you about the questions.. :P:P

foggy_lad

Big C wrote: »

felix wants his family, parents, cousins and friends to come to ireland, but conditions are too bad here

He should flee to somewhere else and seek asylum from the horrors of Ireland

ButtersSuki

Dan Jaman wrote: »

And here we go - his whole reason for being here - getting the 'abandoned' wife and child in.

Called it earlier. So obvious, he's not even subtle about it.

SEPT 23 1989

doing themselves no favours today

snubbleste

BPKS wrote: »

Zambia, The Congo, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, The Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Holland, the UK and finally Ireland.

Phew.

Would that be Congo DRC or Congo Brazzaville, caller?

ButtersSuki

foggy_lad wrote: »

Felix is now a refugee so can someone direct him to the taxi regulator to get the spsv forms?

Genuine question - what are spsv forms?

Kolido

BPKS wrote: »

Zambia, The Congo, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, The Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Holland, the UK and finally Ireland.

Phew.

The scenic route!

A Shaved Duck?

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Whoy doesn't Joe ask him how he made it to Ireland?

Because it doesnt suit his agenda... the usual.

Atlantic Dawn

The Dublin Bus drivers will be complaining about racial descrimination that Joe won't air their topic.

snubbleste

Arrived from where?

snubbleste

Southern Africa? Where??

Atlantic Dawn

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Genuine question - what are spsv forms?

Forms to get a taxi licence.

PauloMN

ButtersSuki wrote: »

He's just hoping Patricia rings in to buy his freedom.

Sure he's a great lad. Good boy, well done, well done..... wonderful father as well.

She might even pay towards his mortgage.

Itssoeasy

Southern Africa ?

mojesius

South Africa to Ballyhaunis
Bit of a culture shock I'd say

ButtersSuki

It's amazing how these "callers" all know Joe is the man to talk to about their situations so to speak. I mean I can imagine if you were foreign and living here and wanted to listen to something every afternoon Duffy would be your first choice........not.

Dan Jaman

In the meantime, Felix can find a Sugar Mammy to serve his meals and support him.

TheHomeService

Why won't Duffy ask the obvious questions:

Has your case been heard? What was the outcome?

PeterTheNinth

They should get the army to drop in a few shells outside the perimeter of the centre, to make it feel like home.

Itssoeasy

mojesius wrote: »

South Africa to Ballyhaunis
Bit of a culture shock I'd say

South Africa must look like a palace.

ButtersSuki

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Forms to get a taxi licence.

Thanks Atlantic, genuinely didn't know that so to speak. One more question though: what colour are the forms?

mojesius

The aul depression is spreading like wildfire today