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Liveline thread 12/08/16 to date

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Old thread so to speak: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057611567

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Red Kev

boggerman1 wrote: »

The irish establishment really doesn't like when one of their own is banged up and caught with their pants down.the past few days has seen the pr machinery go into over drive about poor hickey been humiliated on camera.sickening stuff from them.we don't do that here etc,etc.

And the thing is that they are so massively out of touch that they can't realise that they have no backing from the ordinary people of this country. Every person I've spoken to has no sympathy with Hickey. Yes, let there be due process, but very few are clamouring for him to be freed or put under house arrest.

The "frail" Pat Hickey seems to be capable of flying to several overseas conferences and sports events, in Rio it was 35 C heat, he wouldn't be complaining if he hadn't of been locked up.

bigroad

Did duffy get offered a free ticket or something ,he is like a dog with a bone.
Can we get an e mail for the police comissioner in Rio to clear up that the Duffy fool is not speaking for the Irish people.

Atlantic Dawn

That_Guy

Last week: "Pat Hickey a 71 year old man. A fit and healthy man I should say"

This week: "Do you regret filming this 71 old man in distress"

The fact that this man gets paid the salary he does to spout his agenda on a daily basis is staggering.

Atlantic Dawn

Will the podcast be edited to remove Brendan's corruption medals joke?

pc7

Love the twitter responses, surely RTE will have to address it, it was so out of order

somesoldiers

pc7 wrote: »

Love the twitter responses, surely RTE will have to address it, it was so out of order

The worst thing was it wasn't even live- so they had time to edit it and decide it was good enough to go on air....saps

Lux23

Red Kev wrote: »

And the thing is that they are so massively out of touch that they can't realise that they have no backing from the ordinary people of this country. Every person I've spoken to has no sympathy with Hickey. Yes, let there be due process, but very few are clamouring for him to be freed or put under house arrest.

The "frail" Pat Hickey seems to be capable of flying to several overseas conferences and sports events, in Rio it was 35 C heat, he wouldn't be complaining if he hadn't of been locked up.

That is very true. I mean, I don't really trust the Rio police, they do seem heavy handed to me. But they are really showing up the Irish system and that is why you have people like Joe clamouring to say what is happening to Hickey is wrong.

The media, the politicians, many PR strategists are massively out of touch with Irish people. The recession, the bailout, education, social media have all made their impact and we are less likely to swallow the party line anymore.

pc7

Just sent my email there, I'm sure I'll get the usual response from Aonghus.

terryduff12

Maybe the wife thought the cops were looking for Michael O'Reilly and said he was gone back to ireland would make more sense.

CarrickMcJoe

Couldn't believe when Joe went all Donald Trump by shouting... You have a gun, whoy didn't you......

Good timing too, so nobody could balance things up..

An Claidheamh

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Oooooh, sarcasm. I like it.

ButtersSuki, I was not trying to be sarcastic!
(sorry if it came out that way)

What I meant was it would irk Duffy more to see his name in print in the Times than a complaint he can just ignore and hide away from.

I meant do both to teach him some manners.

arch_stanton

Claude Burgundy wrote: »

You can actually have two valid Irish passports. One is known as a business passport.

They'll give you a second passport if you travel frequently in the Middle East. Lots of countries won't let you in if you have an Israeli visa in your passport

Mike Guide 69

Whats the chances of PBH in the hot seat tomorrow after St Joes interrogation??

buried

Missed this today but heard about all the noise on the street! What time will the montrose cartel podcast the sounds of this unbelievable horror show?

Claude Burgundy

arch_stanton wrote: »

They'll give you a second passport if you travel frequently in the Middle East. Lots of countries won't let you in if you have an Israeli visa in your passport

Not just that, there are a number of scenarios. If your passport has to go into an embassy for a visa is another reason.

Some also use one just for business and just for leisure and keep visas separate.

I worked in this area for a few years and was actually discussed on the show:D

Atlantic Dawn

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

Whats the chances of PBH in the hot seat tomorrow after St Joes interrogation??

Joe probably gets tomorrow off as Time In Lieu for pre recording and researching todays "interview".

miketv

Ian O'Doherty
‏@ian_odoherty

Jesus, Joe Duffy excelling himself on @Liveline_RTE.The most absurd broadcaster in Ireland making a complete fool of himself. Brilliant.

ButtersSuki

vicwatson wrote: »

Waste of your time, RTE are like the gestapo

"Jizztapo" as Joe calls them.

djemba djemba

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

He wasn't reading from the front page of a newspaper, he mentioned gold medals in corruption that Ireland got, what paper(s) was that in?

I have asked them, nothing back from them yet

Atlantic Dawn

https://soundcloud.com/rte-radio-1/liveline-mrs-browns-boys#t=24:20

Brendan...
You want to see the coverage it's getting over here, they have us with a gold, 2 silver and a bronze in corruption

djemba djemba

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Will the podcast be edited to remove Brendan's corruption medals joke?

Its not as much the joke. It was Joes clarification at the end of the show that he had read it from a paper. Will that make the edit?

constitutionus

pc7 wrote: »

Love the twitter responses, surely RTE will have to address it, it was so out of order

Bwah ha ha ha ha.

it was probably mandated by em !

the establishment are NOT happy with one of their own in pokey. expect MORE of this - from ALL channels- if anything.

Atlantic Dawn

It makes the Journal but comments closed for legal reasons...

http://www.thejournal.ie/pat-hickey-rio-arrest-2947701-Aug2016/

constitutionus

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

It makes the Journal but comments closed for legal reasons...

http://www.thejournal.ie/pat-hickey-rio-arrest-2947701-Aug2016/

am in the only one reading that subconsciously changing yer mans name to "falconi" ?

FrKurtFahrt

ButtersSuki wrote: »

BAI:
http://www.bai.ie/en/viewers-listeners/complaints/

RTE:
complaints@rte.ie

For the first time ever, I've just banged off a complaint to RTE. I decided to wait an hour, to cool down, but I was still furious - and I now await a reply.

I wish to add my name to what must be a long line of complainants, in respect of the disgraceful behaviour of Joe Duffy earlier this afternoon. His shouting, bullying and attitude towards a Brazilian policeman was stunning in its viciousness, yet somewhat comical in its lack of studied preparation. Does he have a particular agenda in this ticket fiasco? Please also reassure me that he was NOT suggesting that the policeman draw his gun on those media people who were present at the arrest.

FrKurtFahrt

FrKurtFahrt wrote: »

For the first time ever, I've just banged off a complaint to RTE. I decided to wait an hour, to cool down, but I was still furious - and I now await a reply.

I wish to add my name to what must be a long line of complainants, in respect of the disgraceful behaviour of Joe Duffy earlier this afternoon. His shouting, bullying and attitude towards a Brazilian policeman was stunning in its viciousness, yet somewhat comical in its lack of studied preparation. Does he have a particular agenda in this ticket fiasco? Please also reassure me that he was NOT suggesting that the policeman draw his gun on those media people who were present at the arrest.

Just received this:

Thank you for contacting complaints@rte.ie.

If your email is a complaint in respect of a breach of RTÉ Guidelines, Broadcasting Authority of Ireland codes, or the Broadcasting Act 2009, it will be entered into the RTÉ Complaints Process approved by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland and you will receive a response within twenty working days.

If your email is feedback or comment on an RTÉ broadcast, it will be forwarded to RTÉ Feedback and noted in the weekly diary of observations from viewers and listeners which is circulated to all senior editorial and managerial executives including the Director-General.

Thank you for taking the trouble to write to RTÉ.

vicwatson

Ian O'Doherty ‏@ian_odoherty
Ian O'Doherty

It was brilliant. Duffy sounded like an Irish tourist getting annoyed when the locals can't speaky the lingo

[Deleted User]

Dear Sir or Madam,

On today's episode of Liveline on RTE Radio 1, Joe Duffy interviewed Brazilian Police Commissioner Aloysio Falcao regarding the recent arrest in Rio de Janeiro of Patrick Hickey of the International Olympic Committee.

I found the tone of Joe Duffy's questioning to be inappropriate, and at times rude towards the Commissioner who had obliged listeners to RTE with his time. The interview was at times uncomfortable to listen to for this reason, and I doubt that many listeners endorse Mr Duffy's discourteous approach. I sincerely hope that RTE does not condone such inappropriate treatment of any police Commissioner, whether in Ireland or in Brazil.

The main focus of my complaint, however, is the bizarre implication made by Joe Duffy during this interview that Commissioner Falcao should have threatened the media with his firearm, in ordering the media to leave the scene of Mr Hickey's arrest.

This is a grotesque implication to be made by a member of the Irish media. I would remind Mr Duffy and RTE that media oversight of the criminal and judicial process can be an important safeguard for witnesses and suspects in monitoring fairness and balance at the hands of the Police. To imply, as Mr Duffy did, that the Media should be threatened with a firearm for doing their duty is unacceptable.

In this regard, I refer you to the Principle of Respect for Persons and Groups in Society under the Code of Programme Standards (hereinafter 'the Code') by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, specifically as it relates to the interest of freedom of the Media.

I refer you also to the Principle of Protection of the Public Interest under the Code, specifically as it may relate to the promotion of violence.

Furthermore, although he criticised the Brazilian Police for disclosing aspects of the Police investigation and making available to the Media various personal details pertaining to Mr Hickey, Mr Duffy himself repeatedly sought details from Commissioner Falcao on aspects of the criminal investigation, and the Commissioner's opinion on Mr Hickey's house arrest; and on the nationality and validity of Mr Hickey's second passport.

In this regard, I refer you to S. 42(2)(d) of the Broadcasting Act 2009, which relates to the unreasonable encroachment on the privacy of individuals; and I refer you to the Principle of Respect for Privacy under the BAI Code.

Kind regards,

Atlantic Dawn

djemba djemba wrote: »

Its not as much the joke. It was Joes clarification at the end of the show that he had read it from a paper. Will that make the edit?

Up in full which is nice to so speak :pac:...

@ about 1.16 in...
Joe: And eh 1850 715 continues, em by the way Brendan O'Carroll was reading from the front page of eh The American Newspapers and he did say as we said again and again whether people like it or not that the people mentioned from Ireland are eh subject to alegations...

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/liveline/#2268541