Runaways wrote: » I’ll ask again. Cos you provide any evidence to the contrary? You know what she *would* have done? Enlighten and astound us oh madame mysterio with your powers of clairvoyance **the continual grasping at any straw to whip Mary lou gets more and more desperate as evidenced by Rodney and pals
FrancieBrady wrote: » I hate to tell the FGers that once the 'blitz' spirit wears off the cold hard realities are not going to be nice for FG. Why? Because the cold harsh realities of what we are in is not going to be nice.
FrancieBrady wrote: » No, like most threads it is a record of evolving times. Just because you might want to wipe elements of the past doesn't mean we all want to.
Runaways wrote: » I think we’ll all come to regret not locking down sooner personally. And I can see that very thing being the stick Leo is bashed with by all sides and the media in the coming months.
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Good man, Francis. Useful to know the next time someone points out that SF is the political wing of a terrorist organisation who shot people based on their religion, and planted bombs in shopping centres.
Rodney Bathgate wrote: » Are you implying that the IRA were sectarian? No no, they killed people regardless of religion, or at least that’s what one of the SF bots was claiming last week.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Weekend homework for FG. MUST DEFLECT THREADS THAT ARE CRITICAL OF FG MUST DEFLECT THREADS THAT ARE CRITICAL OF FG MUST DEFLECT THREADS THAT ARE CRITICAL OF FG MUST DEFLECT THREADS THAT ARE CRITICAL OF FG
Ballso wrote: » Is this meant to be ironic? You literally sit on these threads all day every day responding to every post which is critical of Sinn Fein. It's pretty sad tbh.
FrancieBrady wrote: » I don't actually...but don't let that stop you. And any thread I take part in I do not spend my time trying to deflect away from the topic at hand.
Ballso wrote: » https://touch.boards.ie/search/?userid=372186&sort=newest Ok Francie.
FrancieBrady wrote: » You were going to show where I 'respond to every post that is criticial of SF'. But no criticism for the tag team that just tried to drag the thread into a discussion of a conflict that is over for over 20 years. Good one Ballso!
Randy Archer wrote: » Irony . Love it Says the man ,when shown specific examples of cases where sf councillors were bullied out of SF ,goes waffling about egos and personality clashes and pointing out it happens in other parties ,yet no evidence as to the level that these allegations reached. Then cries about the media attention only for it to be pointed out with specific cases that said media attention was no different to what other parties got ......deflections all to try to deny its existence and to deflect Says a lad supporting a party that are No 1 All Ireland Champions in Whataboutry
FrancieBrady wrote: » Still waiting for those sensational 'bullying in FG/FF' headlines in edition after edition of our news media. Whenever you are ready.
blanch152 wrote: » You won't see those headlines, because nothing like what happens in Sinn Fein happens in other parties.
Mr Deasy told Extra.ie that there have been serious incidents in the Fine Gael Waterford organisation for two decades. ‘I and my supporters have been dealing with this for 20 years,’ he said, ‘my dad was dealing with this behaviour himself.’
Deleted User wrote: » Quare bang of desperation off of FF and FG,who gave last month sneering at mary-lou mcdonald for failing to form a government and now realise greens wont bend over and supply soap to em Looks like we're heading for another election (either this or varadkar and martin will be eating,quite alot of humble pie and going for a national government)
jimmycrackcorm wrote: » Another election world be great. How will SF manage without fake promises of free houses and having to rebuild the economy?
Deleted User wrote: » Certainly would be interesting alright....they seem to be still climbing in polls (tbh this just highlights how out of touch/entrenched many on boards are) Id be suprised if FG didnt grasp for another election strqight after this,they prob never poll aswell again
Runaways wrote: » As is pointed out every three seconds here seemingly she’s never been Taoiseach. In the role you think she’d ignore all advice from heads of all departments and our CMO? Really? She’d be taking all their advice and making decisions based on best available evidence. That’s her job in the role. That’s what Leo’s been doing too. And Coveney and Harris from their department heads etc etc That’s how it works. You’re saying she wouldn’t? Do you have anything to back this claim up?