Bowie wrote: » Thing is it's really not. As dissidents they've more in common with FG/Lab. Not sure what it's got to do with SF policy or their presence in the public eye currently.
Deleted User wrote: » Pretty sure maria cahill was elected as senator for labour? At same time,when labour was in government with FG?
McMurphy wrote: » An uncomfortable truth. How Enda Kenny and Joan felt fit to grandstand in the Dail about the provos campaign while they endorsed a dissident republican getting para dropped into the Seanad was laughable tbh. Mairia, like Paul Quinn's family have been duly discarded since their usefulness became worn out.
McMurphy wrote: » Who would you have preferred them to put forward blanch? Is there someone in Sinn Fein you'd have been content with having being nominated? This'll be good.
blanch152 wrote: » Quite a large number of Sinn Fein TDs are unfit for public office. Whether it is John Brady, taking a council house that could go to someone who needs it, Cullinane with his sickening post-election celebration, Dessie Ellis and his convictions, and a whole heap of others including the new breed of Violet-Anne Wynne and Reada Cronin.
Redgirl82 wrote: » You're not really a nice person are you?https://www.thejournal.ie/maria-cahill-ssdp-local-elections-safety-4578710-Apr2019/ Maria Cahill had to drop out of the elections because of fears for her life and her children life as she would be required to release her home address. This is because the IRA are still after her, yet we hear Sinn Fein telling us that the IRA no longer exist. Lovely party you support.
McMurphy wrote: » In other news, I see the bearded one had his convictions quashed today. I'm sure supporters of the law and order party will be very vocal on this fine example of justice being seen to have been done.
McMurphy wrote: » I asked who you would have been happy with, this doesn't answer the question tbh. Why am I "not a nice person" because I mentioned Enda and Joan having no reservations whatsoever with placing a dissident republican into the Seanad? Is any of that untrue?
McMurphy wrote: » I asked who you would have been happy with, this doesn't answer the question tbh.
blanch152 wrote: » How many times does it have to be demonstrated and explained to you that Mairia Cahill is not a dissident republican before you stop with the slurs? It is disgusting the way you drag her name through the mud every single time. A young girl, traumatised and abused by Sinn Fein and the IRA, treated despicably by Gerry Adams, flirted with dissident republicanism for a couple of months, yet you seem to maintain that her dissident republican time is the essence of what she is. She is the continual target of hate from Sinn Fein representatives, supporters, and voters on social media, I would hope that those on here would refrain from dragging themselves down to that level, but that hope seems forlorn. P.S. All of what you said about Mairia Cahill is untrue.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Do you seriously believe that? Do you think if 'the IRA were after her' that they would have the slightest difficulty finding out where she lives? It's not that long ago somebody was posting pictures of Mary Lou's house here, how do you think they found out where she lives. Adams home was widely known and it was actually attacked. Try and look beyond the statement. Why would running in elections make her anymore of a target than making her claims would have, if the IRA were indeed targeting her? It doesn't stack up in common sense terms.
blanch152 wrote: » There are a small number of well-meaning TDs in Sinn Fein - Louise O'Reilly, Pearse Doherty, Eoin O'Broin - the problem is that they lack any real gravitas and seem naive in the ways of the world, putting up simple ideas that lack depth and thought.
Redgirl82 wrote: » So should I look past the statement on Maria Cahill getting raped by IRA/SF Paul Quinn getting murdered by IRA/SF Gerry Adams brother raping his daughter and getting protected by IRA/SF Do you want me to continue with the list? what exactly am I looking for "beyond the statement", please enlighten me to what you expect to find?
FrancieBrady wrote: » Ask yourself...is it even remotely credible that if the IRA wanted to attack Mairia Cahill in her home that they would need the electoral register to find out where she lived? Seriously? BTW, once again I have to point this out, it is 'alleged' that she was raped. There was a man prepared to go into court to defend himself. The IMC said (and still waiting for blanch to back up his claim that they changed their findings) that the IRA as an organisation had nothing to do with Paul Quinn's murder. It had, they said, 'connections to local criminal activity'. Adams and SF have admitted the mistakes made in the handling of Liam Adams. There is hardly an organisation on the island that hasn't had issues handling these things.
Redgirl82 wrote: » So you are saying the FF/FG/Labour have all covered up for families member as they abuse their own children? That's news to me.
Mango Joe wrote: » SF support during the election was nothing but an angry protest vote. Nobody actually wanted them then, nobody wants them now. If anything it's a useful indicator of the true levels of respect people have for them, their values, their shallow, fickle policies and their cynical empty promises.
Redgirl82 wrote: » What's not true is your comment about Maria getting discarded. She wasn't. It was only when she had to release her address she dropped out of local elections. This was because of IRA, which is still protected to this day by Sinn Fein. Also your comments about Paul Quinn. Disgusting But continue on with your lies. Maybe some fool will believe them, sure you did when you decided to support Sinn Fein. Maybe you think it is ok to throw out disgusting comments, that's the problem on internet. But I certainly don't. If I met you face to face you wouldn't say a word. Little coward behind a keyboard. That's a true reflection of what Sinn Fein are about, a group of cowards sitting behind a group of murdering criminal.
McMurphy wrote: » You honestly think I'd not repeat what I posted in a face to face chat with yourself? .
McMurphy wrote: » Mairia Cahill is a self confessed dissident republican who Joan and Enda placed in the Seanad, that's a fact. .
McMurphy wrote: » Paul Quinn's family were used by FF and FG in the last election campaign. .
McMurphy wrote: » Why do you think I'd have any reservations whatsoever repeating it to your good self may I ask? Do you dispute any of the above? If so I'm willing to have my opinion changed if you can provide some irrefutable evidence to counter it.
blanch152 wrote: » No, I don't, nearly all Republican hardmen just talk among themselves about such issues, All talk from Republican hardmen when they can be anonymous.
McMurphy wrote: Do you dispute any of the above? If so I'm willing to have my opinion changed if you can provide some irrefutable evidence to counter it.
blanch152 wrote: » All talk from Republican hardmen when they can be anonymous.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I mean trying to goad people into reveling their identity is a really weak method of debate (and i suspect againest rules?) Surely you have basic standreds for your own posts
