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FG to just do nothing for the next 5 years.

satguy

It seems FG will be very happy to just sit on their hands for 5 years. Would FG voters be happy with this, as it means all those FG votes mean nothing, and do nothing.

Having been in power for 9 years, they did nothing, people have no homes, people still on trollies.

FG may have given some of their rich buddies some tax breaks.

But other than that, they did what FG do best, are their poor hands not numb by now.

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blackwhite

FrancieBrady wrote: »

When you lie about your intentions then it is nothing more than classic sleeveenism.

What's 'weasel' about calling it what it is, an out and out lie. Even his high moral grounding about SF was all a lie too. He opened the door to them when he thought he had 50 seats.

There is nothing wrong by honestly entering talks to form a government in the event of a hung election.
There is a lot wrong with telling the electorate lies.

Just keep pushing the party propaganda Francie

Podge_irl

What is supposed to be wrong with that letter?

The tweet's description of it is factually incorrect also. Which is saying something as its not even that long a letter.

[Deleted User]

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Did Simon Harris 'read' this one?

What one? The one that pointed out the procedure for testing and the assumption that if one in a care home was positive, to proceed as if all were?

Podge_irl

Deleted User wrote: »

What one? The one that pointed out the procedure for testing and the assumption that if one in a care home was positive, to proceed as if all were?

It doesn't even say that, it says to presume all symptomatic patients are positive. This is eminently sensible and I don't see the issue with it.

It would have been preferable to be able to repeatedly test all patients, but not unfortunately practical given the global shortage of tests back in March.

Bishop of hope

McMurphy wrote: »

But they said they wouldn't go in with FG too (and they also said they would go in with SF)

FG said they wouldn't go in with either. I'd be surprised if you didn't know this already considering the threads you post in tbh.

They're all liars. But it seems only the shinners line is the one that gets wheeled out.

But yous love it really, not much else to talk on regarding SF recently is there.
At least we are all inclusive here:).

debok

Hamsterchops wrote: »

10/10 to Leo and the gang for doing such a great job in the current crisis. Ireland is being held up as an example to the world on how to tackle a pandemic. Top marks to Fine Gael...

I just hope the Irish electorate recognise this, and give them a thumping majority in the next General Election.

One thing we can be sure is that after all this is done and dusted , if an enquiry reveals its was handled properly and the best was done Leo and co will take the plaudits but If an enquiry shows mistakes were made and caused unnecessary debts and deaths then Tony houlihan and co will take the blame.

FrancieBrady

blackwhite wrote: »

Just keep pushing the party propaganda Francie

If you say you won't do something and then do it - what have you done?

You have lied. You can dress it up any way you want, call it propaganda or 'tis the way it was always done' or sigh and say 'ah shure we all knew, nudge nudge wink wink' as much as you want.

It's a lie.

christy c

debok wrote: »

One thing we can be sure is that after all this is done and dusted , if an enquiry reveals its was handled properly and the best was done Leo and co will take the plaudits but If an enquiry shows mistakes were made and caused unnecessary debts and deaths then Tony houlihan and co will take the blame.

Similarly, if the enquiry finds problems, FG will be blamed by the SF fans. And if it reveals that it was handled properly, the experts will be given the credit.

blackwhite

FrancieBrady wrote: »

If you say you won't do something and then do it - what have you done?

You have lied. You can dress it up any way you want, call it propaganda or 'tis the way it was always done' or sigh and say 'ah shure we all knew, nudge nudge wink wink' as much as you want.

It's a lie.

The purpose of a politic party is to try and get into power and implement your policies.

Trying to portray a political party involved in coalition talks as a "sleeveen quest for power" is nothing more than pushing propoganda to push the same old agenda you've been spouting on here for years.

At least be honest and own your actions and history - inside of continuing the ridiculous lie of pretending to be an impartial observer.

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

If you say you won't do something and then do it - what have you done?

You have lied. You can dress it up any way you want, call it propaganda or 'tis the way it was always done' or sigh and say 'ah shure we all knew, nudge nudge wink wink' as much as you want.

It's a lie.

Incorrect

*stating the obvious alert*

When you go into a sovereign coalition, government, not doing some things you laid out prior to the election isn't a lie
Sinn Féin won't have been in this situation yet,because they've never been in such a government
Making out its any other way like you are trying to do,is deception or plain misunderstanding

*stating the obvious alert*

FrancieBrady

blackwhite wrote: »

The purpose of a politic party is to try and get into power and implement your policies.

Trying to portray a political party involved in coalition talks as a "sleeveen quest for power" is nothing more than pushing propoganda to push the same old agenda you've been spouting on here for years.

At least be honest and own your actions and history - inside of continuing the ridiculous lie of pretending to be an impartial observer.

They are in talks (FF) with a party they told the electorate they would never talk to (FG)

A lie. QED.

blackwhite

FrancieBrady wrote: »

They are in talks (FF) with a party they told the electorate they would never talk to (FG)

A lie. QED.

Which has what exactly to calling Coalition talks a "sleeven quest for power"?

Keep pushing the propaganda

FrancieBrady

blackwhite wrote: »

Which has what exactly to calling Coalition talks a "sleeven quest for power"?

Keep pushing the propaganda

What else is it when you lied to the electorate to get there?

You are that used to the con you dont recognise it anymore as a lie. That's your issue.

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

What else is it when you lied to the electorate to get there?

You are that used to the con you dont recognise it anymore as a lie. That's your issue.

You're amusing because when SF get into sovereign government I can guarantee you unless they win an overall majority, they will not be implementing all they say prior to the vote

So by your standards, they're doomed to be liars

satguy

I think should Michael Lowry ever step down, or maybe just stop running as the gene pool FG IND down in the Tipperary constituency.

Then in case I really feel that,,Former Fine Gael TD Maria Bailey, would make a perfect IND replacement for him. And would in fact be exactly what the people of Tipperary deserve.

https://www.thejournal.ie/maria-bailey-irish-mirror-legal-proceedings-5110347-May2020/

She was a perfect fit for FG back when,, It's just things happened to go a bit south on her..

FrancieBrady

Mortelaro wrote: »

You're amusing because when SF get into sovereign government I can guarantee you unless they win an overall majority, they will not be implementing all they say prior to the vote

So by your standards, they're doomed to be liars

I have already said this re: manifesto's.

More lies to the electorate and the political process devalued and demeaned.

It should be called out, whoever does it.

christy c

satguy wrote: »

I think should Michael Lowry ever step down, or maybe just stop running as the gene pool FG IND down in the Tipperary constituency.

Then in case I really feel that,,Former Fine Gael TD Maria Bailey, would make a perfect IND replacement for him. And would in fact be exactly what the people of Tipperary deserve.

https://www.thejournal.ie/maria-bailey-irish-mirror-legal-proceedings-5110347-May2020/

She was a perfect fit for FG back when,, It's just things happened to go a bit south on her..

SF already have Maria Bailey selected as Violet Anne's running mate in county Clare, she fit the bill perfectly.

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

I have already said this re: manifesto's.

More lies to the electorate and the political process devalued and demeaned.

It should be called out, whoever does it.

I'm afraid Francie,your twin track approach of saying it's your opinion to avoid having to answer the obvious implication what you say has on your own party doesn't wash around here
So you may aswell admit it,your liar liar pants on fire angles are goosed

dundalkfc10

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Well then the obvious answer is why are they not in office, busy planting money trees about the place as MLMD said this morning.

That’s why ,my friend.The country knows they would have the gaff bankrupt with no lenders in less that 3 years, and the shadowy figures on the windswept hills would melt away once the unrest and trouble and poverty took hold.

The public are not idiots.

I know thats why more people voted Sinn Fein as number one than Fine Gael

FrancieBrady

Mortelaro wrote: »

I'm afraid Francie,your twin track approach of saying it's your opinion to avoid having to answer the obvious implication what you say has on your own party doesn't wash around here
So you may aswell admit it,your liar liar pants on fire angles are goosed

What?

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

What?

You know what they say about talking about you know what

Mortelaro

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

I know thats why more people voted Sinn Fein as number one than Fine Gael

I think his point was more people voted for parties that wouldn't work with Sinn Féin than would

FrancieBrady

Mortelaro wrote: »

You know what they say about talking about you know what

The question you have refused to address is, is it right that FF are being allowed to proceed having lied to the electorate?
Should Michael Martin be made to address that lie? What does it say about Martin and FG and you, that you can put this lie to one side and excuse it?

Now pivot away all you like to 'themuns' etc. That was the question you were asked.

dundalkfc10

Mortelaro wrote: »

I think his point was more people voted for parties that wouldn't work with Sinn Féin than would

Many people voted for FF on the promise they wouldn't go into government with FG.

Its a fact, spin it any way you want, more people in Ireland voted for SF as number 1 than FF.

More people wanted Mary Lou in charge than Leo (FACT)

RandomViewer

Mortelaro wrote: »

I think his point was more people voted for parties that wouldn't work with Sinn Féin than would

FF voters prefer SF coalition,

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

The question you have refused to address is, is it right that FF are being allowed to proceed having lied to the electorate?
Should Michael Martin be made to address that lie? What does it say about Martin and FG and you, that you can put this lie to one side and excuse it?

Now pivot away all you like to 'themuns' etc. That was the question you were asked.

I answered several times
What political parties do or say before an election can be different when they get the public's verdict
It was ever thus
They then interpret the public's verdict and act accordingly
It's as clear as night follows day that the public voted for a majority of t.d's opposed to working with SF and against a left wing government
Otherwise Mary Lou would be Taoiseach
Same cannot be said for micheál or Leo
Any savvy voter knew the possible options for those two and gave it to them

RandomViewer

satguy wrote: »

I think should Michael Lowry ever step down, or maybe just stop running as the gene pool FG IND down in the Tipperary constituency.

Then in case I really feel that,,Former Fine Gael TD Maria Bailey, would make a perfect IND replacement for him. And would in fact be exactly what the people of Tipperary deserve.

https://www.thejournal.ie/maria-bailey-irish-mirror-legal-proceedings-5110347-May2020/

She was a perfect fit for FG back when,, It's just things happened to go a bit south on her..

He has the son lined up to replace him.

Mortelaro

RandomViewer wrote: »

FF voters prefer SF coalition,

Do they now

weldoninhio

StackSteevens wrote: »

Evidently Francie is one of the SF intellectuals who believes that desperately scarce PPE should have been diveted from front line workers in public hospitals to private nursing homes.

Curiously, I'm unable to find Louise O'Reilly's Press Release demanding that this immediately be done on the SF website. Perhaps Francie can assist?

They couldn’t send PPE, but they had no problem sending untested patients into nursing homes.

dundalkfc10

Mortelaro wrote: »

Do they now

Many of their TD's do it seems