begbysback wrote: » Wouldn't say his assumptions are outlandish. Regarding the legal aspects of murder by proxy, did I not read cases previous where people were considered working on behalf of the state when committing serious crimes had some sort of immunity? Maybe it was cases in the north during the troubles, or might have been in another country.
mynamejeff wrote: » he isnt aware of the details either he is just a fantasist who is pretending he knows people and details
Rows Grower wrote: » That's a really interesting contribution jeff, nice one. Oh, hang on a second is your real name jeff?
paw patrol wrote: » the kinahan cartel are an intriguing bunch . I always thought ordering indebted junkies and cowboys to do their hits was amateur stuff but today takes the biscuit.... a fcukin blind hitman , you couldn't make that **** up
blinding wrote: » ^^^^^ We need to change our Politicians if we want to Stop Mass immigration . Nothing Else is going to stop it . The Italians change their Politicians and the lunacy that was going on in the Meditteraenean (?) sea stopped almost immediately . If ya want change , change the Politicians . The lesson is there for all to see .
_Kaiser_ wrote: » I completely agree, but the problem here is (and it's been like this for decades) that we have extremely poor choices when it comes to political parties and candidates. You have FG headed by a social media obsessed spin master, more concerned with optics and his personal profile (says it all in that regard when his twitter handle, as Taoiseach, is "campaignforLeo"). Alongside him you have the likes of Coveney who is wholly beholden to the EU and Zappone who has been able to leverage her personal agenda and Americanised ideology since she agreed to prop up FG (Thank you Enda Kenny and his crusade to make "records" for himself at the expense of the country). Then you have FF who have largely stagnated in the last 8 years and still untouchable for many voters as too many of their last government are still lingering around, and Micheal Martin can't seem to even contest with the aforementioned FG spinmaster. SF are equally unpalatable because of their legacy and belief that voters in the Republic really consider a united Ireland as a key issue (they don't.. At least not beyond a "sure, be great yea" notion - certainty not if they were asked to pay to support it through higher taxes, and the security issues that would likely follow). Then there's the point that SF have no idea how to run a FDI dependent country of course. Labour are as unpalatable as FF as they're seen as having sold out to become FG-lite in the last Government. Renua and the Greens are also going nowhere (the latter still associated with the last FF administration). What's left?. .. Independents who are in many cases just cast-offs from the Big 2, or one issue crusaders. Then there's the alphabet soup of left wingers whose only useful purpose has been to hold FG to some sort of account. But we can't entirely blame the parties and the politicians for all this. After all, they are merely the product of the electorate.... An electorate that in most cases is disinterested, deeply parochial and divided (look how easy it is to start an "us vs them" argument on anything), and who still admire greatly the "cute hoor" (how else could some of our TD's continue to be elected) and secretly admit that they would do exactly the same things that they profess outrage over whenever the latest scandal comes to light. A change in political parties and personalities is badly needed yes, but first we need to change in how we engage with politics ourselves.
Clytus wrote: » Do we have Mad Vic back on board? From what I've seen on Twitter she has bit of a hard on for Nicky!
political analyst wrote: » Is there any word on whether Fox and the Keogh siblings will be appealing their convictions?
political analyst wrote: » Who's Mad Vic?
ohnonotgmail wrote: » assuming for a second this is true, does that make the people who committed that murder any less guilty?
Omackeral wrote: » She was in love with Gareth Hutch and Graham Dwyer. She's a very level headed individual whose theories about state agencies are completely legitimate.
Commanchie wrote: » Have you heard that defence in his case? Have I said that will be applied? Am i referring to Paddy Hutch No No No
Collie D wrote: » Want to tell us what you're talking about then?
Commanchie wrote: » According to people involved in the case (Which im not) on the eve afer the shooting in the regency allegedly Colm fox handed over CCTV footage of 5 people changing from cars after the shooting identifying to them who was involved. On the day of the trial he then handed over a USB of him being blackmailed by said gangster and said his explanation of the identifcation process was flawed.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Wait, who did he allegedly hand the CCTV to?
Tricky Dicky Ireland wrote: » You talk some unbelievable amount of unsubstantiated ****e
Commanchie wrote: » Quick scan of your posts. Is viktoria a friend of yours?
paw patrol wrote: » how did you come across this information? I'm genuinely curious. Certainly there are suspicions galore about the gardai but this info is pretty detailed.
Rows Grower wrote: » You expect to be told where this info came from? Seriously?
paw patrol wrote: » yeah I do an anonymous handle on a message board makes a claim without actually naming his source he can say where he heard it . Its' not that hard to do without betraying his source, it really isn't... "my mate in the garda told me" sounds better than the probable truth of "I heard it off a drunk at closing time".
Rows Grower wrote: » Okeydokey, let us know if you get any updates.
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