Strokestown **Mod Note in Post #4461**

demanufactured

So the moral of the story is, pay your mortage, and if you can't, then engage with the bank.
Also, Don't **** with revenue, or they will **** with you.

weldoninhio

Billcarson wrote: »

I will be voting for Sinn Fein. Certainly not any fg or ff scum. I will be reminded of the homeless crisis, rent crisis , crisis in the
health , service ,cervical cancer scandel etc etc etc. I hope the electorate don't forget my that.

Homelessness? SF run DCC and have objected to planning all over the place.

goat2

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Is that guy tall or what

weldoninhio

alan1963 wrote: »

In the UK the bailiffs don't do any evictions during the month of December they call it the Christmas amnesty, it is because the banks think it would give them bad publicity to evict people near Christmas.

Yeah, but we don’t follow any loyalist rules down here!!

Omackeral

simongurnick wrote: »

Maybe not, but bringing in goons from the north a couple weeks before Christmas wasn't the way to go either.

''A coupe of weeks before Christmas''. He had a decade worth of Christmases to pay up. fcuk him.

Omackeral

Every single post simongurnick makes is thanked by the same person, seemingly automatically. Even things that aren't profound or insightful. It's weird and looks subservient. Kinda kinky.

runawaybishop

Omackeral wrote: »

Every single post simongurnick makes is thanked by the same person, seemingly automatically. Even things that aren't profound or insightful. It's weird and looks subservient. Kinda kinky.

He also thanks simongurnicks posts when Simon agrees with you. So yeah, pretty much an automatic thanks.

tayto lover

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

No they are not, the same scum families from the 80's/90's are involved

Do you not remember the IRA lad who was called "the fifty pound man"?
He used to charge parents 50 quid to "abduct" their troublesome children and scare the Shyte out of them in the back of his van out the country while wearing his mask.
Turns out he was later jailed for possession of lots of stolen property.
Some chancer he was. Do as I say, not as I do.

JCJCJC

simongurnick wrote: »

Maybe not, but bringing in goons from the north a couple weeks before Christmas wasn't the way to go either.

Well it was after eight previous Christmases. He made his own luck. The only mistake was the sheriff was too compassionate and gave him too much warning.

simongurnick

Omackeral wrote: »

Every single post simongurnick makes is thanked by the same person, seemingly automatically. Even things that aren't profound or insightful. It's weird and looks subservient. Kinda kinky.

i thought everything I said was profound and insightful!!!

simongurnick

Omackeral wrote: »

''A coupe of weeks before Christmas''. He had a decade worth of Christmases to pay up. fcuk him.

yeah, but this Christmas is special

JCJCJC

Billcarson wrote: »

I will be voting for Sinn Fein. Certainly not any fg or ff scum. I will be reminded of the homeless crisis, rent crisis , crisis in the
health , service ,cervical cancer scandel etc etc etc. I hope the electorate don't forget my that.

And don’t forget Gerry Mc Cabe R.I.P., the Northern Bank, the disappeared, the Omagh bombing, Priory Hall and all their other wonderful works on behalf of us all...

And just for the craic, change your name to Edward and say you’re illiterate. The shinners personation agent will witness your vote and shït himself.

Lefty Bicek

weldoninhio wrote: »

A shady outfit?? They are a registered company.

:rolleyes:

Viper Debt Recovery & Repossession Services.

A registered company, therefore not shady at all.

blackwhite

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Who was telling porkies?

A Sinn Fein representative not only refused to condemn it - he stated he’d have been “dissappointed if it didn’t happen”.

In the rush to defend the indefensible - just because of the party involved - you seem very anxious to ignore the quote that proves the claim you stated was “porkies”

If you had any hint of integrity I’m sure you’d apologise - but I guess we’ll all be left waiting for that

Billcarson

JCJCJC wrote: »

Billcarson wrote: »

I will be voting for Sinn Fein. Certainly not any fg or ff scum. I will be reminded of the homeless crisis, rent crisis , crisis in the
health , service ,cervical cancer scandel etc etc etc. I hope the electorate don't forget my that.

And don’t forget Gerry Mc Cabe R.I.P., the Northern Bank, the disappeared, the Omagh bombing, Priory Hall and all their other wonderful works on behalf of us all...


I'm well aware of all that . I never said they were angels . But I still won't vote for fg or ff. I'd rather ***king hang myself first.

end of the road

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

And people really think a United Ireland is achievable with all sides respecting the other??

Bahahaha.

i do believe it is achievible yes.
i do believe both sides will be able to respect each other and live in harmony.
i think i might see it in my lifetime.

gandalf wrote: »

From reading this thread it looks like the green side want an ethnically cleansed United Ireland.

not at all. preventing ethnic cleansing was everything fought against during the troubles.

gandalf wrote: »

I think you'll find that most will say it would be nice but not a must have situation.

We certainly could not afford NI ATM. The majority of jobs up there are public or heavily reliant on the public sector. Until that's readdressed a UI is not possible without massive economic damage to us in the South and a sudden erosion of Public Services in NI neither of which will help foster a coming together of the island.

The Brits would be delighted to be rid of them, the province is a millstone around their necks financially.

i don't agree. i think we could well afford it. i think the suggestion otherwise is scaremongering to try and stop what is meant to be and what is just.

end of the road

blanch152 wrote: »

People would also question whether they want incidents like last Sunday morning to be regular occurrences in Ireland.

a UI or no UI won't make any difference to whether such incidents happen or not.

Sycamore Tree wrote: »

Just saw the clip of Leo yesterday in the Dail. He was absolutely fuming but kept his cool and nailed Doherty completely. Impressive.

Honestly speaking, I think the real losers in all of this are Sinn Fein. They will get reminded of this incident time and time again but especially during General Elections.

leo made a fool of himself. total embarrassment. i'm sure some will try and use this incident against sf but it won't work. every bit of mud slinging thrown at the party just makes it stronger. just like our good friend jeremy corbyn.

Sycamore Tree wrote: »

I very much doubt the majority of people in the Republic want a United Ireland.

ultimately i'd suspect that won't make much if any difference when it comes to it. if britain wants to hand back NI then a UI will happen whether the people here want it or not. that is what i truely feel will happen.

blanch152

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

I think you need to take a long hard look at yourself. This is what I said:

blanch152 wrote: »

I called this a couple of days ago in relation to Sinn Fein.

(1) McGann is a neighbour and friend of Matt Carthy, who has released a press statement supporting McGann.

(2) A violent vigilante mob show up to kick out the security guards, injuring them, burning out cars and killing a dog.

It is easy to believe that (1) and (2) are related. The refusal of SF representatives to condemn the vigilante mob only adds fuel to the allegation that the two are related.

I referred to SF representatives in general, not Matt Carthy specifically. Then you posted this heap of rubbish:

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Blanch, stop telling porkies please.

Sinn Fein MEP condemns violence at Strokestown home as protest organised for Sunday

I quoted from your actual article where Matt Carthy's condemnation is amibiguous at best, and which containted this gem about Michael Mulligan and I also mentioned Pearse Doherty's performance in the Dail, both SF representatives.

blanch152 wrote: »

Ambiguous at best:

"it is not his place to challenge his Roscommon colleague’s Michael Mulligan’s statement that he would not condemn the acts of violence in the early hours of Sunday morning."

Pearse Doherty wouldn't condemn it in the Dail either. We know where SF stand on vigilante mobs.

So go back to my original statement that SF representatives have refused to condemn the vigilante mob and it stands proven. So go away with your goalpost moving, a pathetic attempt to hide the fact that you were wrong again.

Omackeral

2smiggy wrote: »

what time does EOTR usually get out of bed to start clicking the thanks button. asking for a friend

aido79 wrote: »

Around the same time as his fellow SF diehard Davy.

At least EOTR has the bottle to post rather than hide behind the curtains.

Sycamore Tree

simongurnick wrote: »

This incident won't affect any potential vote. If it comes about it will be due to the fallout from Brexit.

Nonsense. Brexit might trigger a United Ireland vote (very very very very unlikely) but this incident will almost certainly impact on future Sinn Fein votes and the credibility of Sinn Fein.

Sinn Fein's vote is essentially capped (see presidential election for yet more proof) and incidents like Strokestown reinforce that cap. Doherty did huge damage again this week and SF know it.

What we need is a new party which is a viable opposition to FF/FG. Sinn Fein will never ever be that.

blanch152

Omackeral wrote: »

At least EOTR has the bottle to post rather than hide behind the curtains.

https://www.sinnfein.ie/sfos


In the digital rising, some have to be officers, and other footsoldiers. You don't expect the officers to have to fight on the frontline, just encourage their troops.

Sycamore Tree

end of the road wrote: »

ultimately i'd suspect that won't make much if any difference when it comes to it. if britain wants to hand back NI then a UI will happen whether the people here want it or not. that is what i truely feel will happen.

I see. And in what imaginary world does the UK hand back NI "whether the people here want it or not"? Have you seen how badly they are dealing with Brexit?

I think you've been drinking

blanch152

Sycamore Tree wrote: »

I see. And in what imaginary world does the UK hand back NI "whether the people here want it or not"? Have you seen how badly they are dealing with Brexit?

I think you've been drinking

If the UK decided to hand back NI whether the people here want it or not, such a mess would be made of it that we would end up rejoining the UK instead.

Edgware

Sycamore Tree wrote: »

I have voted Independent in the past 2 GEs because I had no other viable option.

I would be amazed to understand how you think Sinn Fein's magical money tree will fix the problems you listed above

It's the magic beans I'm telling you, the magic beans. What is about that you can't understand

JCJCJC

end of the road wrote: »

i do believe both sides will be able to respect each other and live in harmony.

We’ve yet to find a way to share our living spaces with our own traveling community. When we’ve resolved that one, we can move on to the difficult issues.

Edgware

tayto lover wrote: »

Do you not remember the IRA lad who was called "the fifty pound man"?
He used to charge parents 50 quid to "abduct" their troublesome children and scare the Shyte out of them in the back of his van out the country while wearing his mask.
Turns out he was later jailed for possession of lots of stolen property.
Some chancer he was. Do as I say, not as I do.

If he was an IRA lad you're lucky thats all he did. Some of them like young flesh

simongurnick

Sycamore Tree wrote: »

Nonsense. Brexit might trigger a United Ireland vote (very very very very unlikely) but this incident will almost certainly impact on future Sinn Fein votes and the credibility of Sinn Fein.

Sinn Fein's vote is essentially capped (see presidential election for yet more proof) and incidents like Strokestown reinforce that cap. Doherty did huge damage again this week and SF know it.

What we need is a new party which is a viable opposition to FF/FG. Sinn Fein will never ever be that.

SF has weathered worse **** than this.

end of the road

blanch152 wrote: »

I think you need to take a long hard look at yourself. This is what I said:



I referred to SF representatives in general, not Matt Carthy specifically. Then you posted this heap of rubbish:



I quoted from your actual article where Matt Carthy's condemnation is amibiguous at best, and which containted this gem about Michael Mulligan and I also mentioned Pearse Doherty's performance in the Dail, both SF representatives.



So go back to my original statement that SF representatives have refused to condemn the vigilante mob and it stands proven. So go away with your goalpost moving, a pathetic attempt to hide the fact that you were wrong again.

an sf representative has condemned it though.

blanch152 wrote: »

If the UK decided to hand back NI whether the people here want it or not, such a mess would be made of it that we would end up rejoining the UK instead.

i believe there is absolutely no chance of ireland ever rejoining the uk thankfully. the uk don't want us thankfully.

Sycamore Tree

simongurnick wrote: »

This incident won't affect any potential vote. If it comes about it will be due to the fallout from Brexit.

Nonsense. Brexit might trigger a United Ireland vote (very very very very unlikely) but this incident will almost certainly impact on future Sinn Fein votes and the credibility of Sinn Fein.

Sinn Fein's vote is essentially capped (see presidential election for yet more proof) and incidents like Strokestown reinforce that cap. Doherty did huge damage again this week and SF know it.

What we need is a new party which is a viable opposition to FF/FG. Sinn Fein will never ever be that.

simongurnick wrote: »

SF has weathered worse **** than this.

That's your best response? Seriously? So you agree that SF has a self inflicted cap?

SF might have been responsible for worse alright...

Wheeliebin30

I always laugh at SF and their hypocrisy when it comes to the bailout.

They voted in FAVOUR of the bailout yet rant at FG about it.

They never get pulled up on their hypocrisy but at least Leo gave it back a bit this week.

They are a horrible party.