The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 2)

FrancieBrady

walshb wrote: »

Their greatest contribution during the pandemic: more money for people.

More 'enough' money to survive on? And some respite from banks or landlords evicting them?

McMurphy

walshb wrote: »

I see SF supporting gym owners and their defying lockdown..

They really are mischievous.. been talking out of both sides their mouths since day 1..

Their greatest contribution during the pandemic: more money for people.

Can you elaborate a bit on this bren, I assume you are referring to Mark Ward speaking about how gyms should be allowed to remain open as they can be deemed essential to some for mental health reasons.

What are you on about "owners defying lockdown", do you have any more info on this?

dundalkfc10

Ya would wonder why this thread gets very busy anytime FF/FG Greens make a balls up

When they have no answers they shout Sinn Féin IRA

imme

FrancieBrady wrote: »

What about the IMC and the PSNI? They know too. Is there any onus on them to act?

The IRA were not involved in any organisational way, making this an ordinary criminal act.

Are they not gone away.

Sure there was never any link between SF and IRA, that's what every SF leader that I can remember stated.

FrancieBrady

imme wrote: »

Are they not gone away.

Does the IMC finding not confirm that thy have gone away. They were not involved as an organisation.

dundalkfc10

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Does the IMC finding not confirm that thy have gone away. They were not involved as an organisation.

In a day where the Govts shambles continues to do everything wrong, they shout SF IRA

It's the way it goes Francie

Bishop of hope

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

In a day where the Govts shambles continues to do everything wrong, they shout SF IRA

It's the way it goes Francie

What did they do wrong today?

McMurphy

Bishop of hope wrote: »

What did they do wrong today?

ANGER IS MOUNTING in government circles today that ministers and senior officials first heard about the contact tracing issue through the media.

dundalkfc10

Bishop of hope wrote: »

What did they do wrong today?

Well not today but its came into highlight today they have failed to get a proper testing and tracing in place despite people been available and ready, and in fact they have made a shambles of it.

Minister Donnelly and Mícheál should have been onto the HSE daily getting updates, not that I by the excuse they only found out by text (it will come out they were informed)

Voting against them poor women who this state treated like animals with FF/FG in charge at the time along with the Church. Still protecting the Church instead of the people, wonder what they have to hide

Truthvader

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Truthvader wrote: »

I know the 'name' been bandied about Truth. Pay attention.

Sadly for you I am paying attention and that is not what you said as anyone can see if they scroll back

Truthvader

Hqrry113 wrote: »

It was clearly a local issue, whether some of the people involved in the killing used to be in the IRA or not does it really matter?

It matters because the Sinn Fein IRA mafia continue to intimidate witnesses and see to it that these people are never brought to justice.

And in their heads that's fine, Big turn out for dead thug Bobby Story who devoted his life to "Paul Quinn" type beatings and mutilations. How can they be expected to know it is wrong or to tell the difference

FrancieBrady

Truthvader wrote: »

Sadly for you I am paying attention and that is not what you said as anyone can see if they scroll back

You think I have evidence that this person did it?

Could you perhaps pay attention to the quote tags?

FrancieBrady

Truthvader wrote: »

It matters because the Sinn Fein IRA mafia continue to intimidate witnesses and see to it that these people are never brought to justice.

And in their heads that's fine, Big turn out for dead thug Bobby Story who devoted his life to "Paul Quinn" type beatings and mutilations. How can they be expected to know it is wrong or to tell the difference

Why haven't any of the amateur detectives here probed Johnny Flash on how he knows that 3 of the people in the shed have committed suicide and how he knows in seemingly graphic detail what happened?

That's a big lead if nobody is giving evidence.

McMurphy

McMurphy wrote: »

ANGER IS MOUNTING in government circles today that ministers and senior officials first heard about the contact tracing issue through the media.

God Bless your innocence. Of course the opposition are angry!

A fault was identified and a solution brought in. Brilliant, quick action.

FrancieBrady

Deleted User wrote: »

God Bless your innocence. Of course the opposition are angry!

A fault was identified and a solution brought in. Brilliant, quick action.

A 'fault'? The whole thing collapsed at a critical time. :rolleyes:

Bishop of hope

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Well not today but its came into highlight today they have failed to get a proper testing and tracing in place despite people been available and ready, and in fact they have made a shambles of it.

Minister Donnelly and Mícheál should have been onto the HSE daily getting updates, not that I by the excuse they only found out by text (it will come out they were informed)

Voting against them poor women who this state treated like animals with FF/FG in charge at the time along with the Church. Still protecting the Church instead of the people, wonder what they have to hide

I see there are a couple amendments to the bill now and it's going to be kept on public file for access.

Re the contact tracing issue, it's back on schedule now I see too.
There's contact tracing issues all over the place it seems, such large numbers are hard to keep track of.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-54631285

Charlie Flannigan, spit, may well have been the mind changer, go figure.

FrancieBrady

FrancieBrady wrote: »

A 'fault'? The whole thing collapsed at a critical time. :rolleyes:

Now you’re being hysterical. It’s a blip. These things tend to happen with new technologies.

Bishop of hope

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Now you’re being hysterical. It’s a blip. These things tend to happen with new technologies.

We had lads on some of these threads recently, before today's news, bragging on the test and tracing North of the border being so superior.
Seems not if you read my link above.

FrancieBrady

Deleted User wrote: »

Now you’re being hysterical. It’s a blip. These things tend to happen with new technologies.

It's a 'blip' now?

Since when was a lack of staff a 'new technology issue'?

McMurphy

Deleted User wrote: »

Now you’re being hysterical. It’s a blip. These things tend to happen with new technologies.

Seven months.

Just saying.

Bishop of hope

McMurphy wrote: »

Seven months.

Just saying.

Same, in the north, just saying. Same govt up there throughout.

FrancieBrady

Bishop of hope wrote: »

Same, in the north, just saying. Same govt up there throughout.

Ah well, shure that's all right then. :rolleyes:

McMurphy

Bishop of hope wrote: »

Same, in the north, just saying. Same govt up there throughout.

Ye what?

Relevance? Does one thing cancel the other out?

Bishop of hope

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Ah well, shure that's all right then. :rolleyes:

Well it's the same explanation, it's the overwhelming numbers that are the problem now.
If you look around the world now, contact tracing is still one of the biggest issues.
Hopefully it's sorted now and we are back on speed.

Nobotty

An average of 1100 cases a day,so up to 10,000 contact tracing calls that needed to be made a day and no-one thought of bringing in the army to the call centres for the weekend?
Thats monumental incompetence

The lady on six one earlier from contact tracing looked very uneasy

And NO, government does not get left off the hook here
The first competent question Donnelly should have asked when numbers got that high was what about tracing
Clearly he didn't

There could be 30 or 40 thousand potentially infected close contacts from weekend tests alone now wandering around spreading this scourge and prolonging this lockdown

Now I know its been fixed but the Damage is Serious and not something that should be swept under the carpet
Utter Utter incompetence

dundalkfc10

Sure the Govt fan boys are claiming alls good and Sinn Féin IRA

The country on crisis and that's all they have to say. Trying to push through poor women's and baby's records getting frozen for 30 years on the sly in the middle of all this.

Can shout all they want about the IRA? What about the state (FF/FG on Govt all along) and Church's murders and issues over the past decades? Solution: Hide them

Bishop of hope

Nobotty wrote: »

An average of 1100 cases a day,so up to 10,000 contact tracing calls that needed to be made a day and no-one thought of bringing in the army to the call centres for the weekend?
Thats monumental incompetence

The lady on six one earlier from contact tracing looked very uneasy

And NO, government does not get left off the hook here
The first competent question Donnelly should have asked when numbers got that high was what about tracing
Clearly he didn't

There could be 30 or 40 thousand potentially infected close contacts from weekend tests alone now wandering around spreading this scourge and prolonging this lockdown

Now I know its been fixed but the Damage is Serious and not something that should be swept under the carpet
Utter Utter incompetence

What's been swept under the carpet?

Bishop of hope

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Sure the Govt fan boys are claiming alls good and Sinn Féin IRA

The country on crisis and that's all they have to say. Trying to push through poor women's and baby's records getting frozen for 30 years on the sly in the middle of all this.

Can shout all they want about the IRA? What about the state (FF/FG on Govt all along) and Church's murders and issues over the past decades? Solution: Hide them

Have you read your last two posts, I think they're the only ones mentioning the IRA in the last two pages or so.
In the beer garden again we're we?

Nobotty

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

What about the state (FF/FG on Govt all along) and Church's murders and issues over the past decades? Solution: Hide them

To be fair The church didn't murder or rape or do all those awfull things
Heretics within the church and their State comforters/collaborators did directly and indirectly IMO

Nobotty

Bishop of hope wrote: »

What's been swept under the carpet?

The enormity of the incompetence
Just brushed aside
Move along
Its just a blip etc