Ibrahim Halawa acquited(mod warning in op-Heed it)

alchemist33 wrote: »

Even if Tubridy asks him the questions mentioned above, and he denies involvement in the MB and says he's delighted we have a gay Taoiseach, I think a lot of people still won't be satisfied.

The idea that the above is somehow a summation of this thread is at best disingenious and is in fact extremely flippant.

I suggest you reread the thread in detail to get an idea of what posters concerns really are ...

alchemist33 wrote: »

I did "regard* it in detail" and just picked those as two of the topics mentioned in the questions list (fair questions imo). Any suggestion they're meant to be a summation of the thread is of your own making. I suggest you dial down the tone.

As a reader it is clear that those "two topics" were your issue at hand - there was no use of "for example" or "things like". Doing so you were making fun of those who posted genuine comments. If you post rubbish be prepared for others to call it out.

I fixed that typo btw - I suggest you do something similar and not post flippant remarks likley to derail the thread as previously happened

Btw please link the "question list" you have referred to ...

alchemist33 wrote: »

I really have no idea what your problem with my post was.

Let me put it another way - is there anything he could say in the interview tonight that would assuage your concerns?

If you had genuinely read the posts in this thread you would know what you wrote is not representative of what has been posted about his appearance on the LLS.

I for one am not prepared to return this thread to the level that was prevalent prior to it being closed. Those tactics are transparent. See.

You are on your own there.

But please do provide the link to this "question list" alluded to ...

TBH, I will watch the interview, albeit on Player, just to see what questions are actually put to him, and to see what answers he gives.
I don't rate Tubridy as an interviewer so I expect it to be quite serene, but you never know, they may even have Mark Humphrys in the audience to liven things up.

alchemist33 wrote: »

This list, which I saw quoted by another poster

mfceilingRyan wrote:

"Did you think going to Egypt on holidays was a clever thing to do?"

Did you address the crowd at a Muslim Brotherhood rally?

Do you agree with their stance on gay people?

How did you feel that an openly gay minister greeted you at dublin airport?

Are you proud that the leader of Ireland is openly gay and campaigned for your release?

Are you embarrassed that it has cost the irish taxpayers a fortune to get you back to ireland because of your stupidity?

So how is that one poster repesentitive "a lot of people" of this thread and more importantly how in the name of good did you get the following

alchemist33 wrote:

he denies involvement in the MB

I fail to see how the above is derived from that list

Many posts have looked at on detail IH participation in an MB organised protest. Of which their is clear video evidence. Unless of course you are attempting to insinuate something else entirely.

Very few posters here are concerned as to who is is LGBTQ or otherwise

Getting caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time is bad. But twice!

Hmmmm.

Impressive subtlety from Tubridy with the questions I have to say.

Nice close up of the bullet wound there. That's that sorted.

Omackeral wrote: »

Nice close up of the bullet wound there. That's that sorted.

What was the point in that?

This is from another thread. I laughed.

dmc17 wrote: »

I took a pill in Ibiza,
Ended up in Egypt as you do,
In the middle of a protest,
And the crowd I addressed,
Went to jail for a year or two

Now I'm living back in Ireland......

Hunger strike to get his cell painted. :rolleyes:

prinzeugen wrote: »

If watching "tears of a crime" has taught me anything, it is that he is lying.

Excessive nodding and blinking every time he speaks.

100% bull****, Making it up as he goes along.