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Is it just me or have SF vanished?

Pkiernan

I haven't seen or heard anything from Mary Lou, Slab Murphy and other good Republicans in ages.

What's going on?

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blanch152

smurgen wrote: »

Hypotheticals are clearly better things to discuss than the shambles were are currently seeing play out in real time for some. How are the Greens getting on Blanch?

Which bit of "things would be worse if Sinn Fein had got in and reduced the pension age and spent the Apple money as they promised" do you disagree with?

dundalkfc10

blanch152 wrote: »

Which bit of "things would be worse if Sinn Fein had got in and reduced the pension age and spent the Apple money as they promised" do you disagree with?

How do you know what they would have done?
They wouldn't have caused as much ****s ups in month 1 as the FFG party have caused. Scandal after scandal after scandal, Leo and MM obvs don't talk and Leo says stuff that he knows are lies (i.e airports are giving Govt passenger info, just to make MM look bad)

blanch152

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

How do you know what they would have done?
They wouldn't have caused as much ****s ups in month 1 as the FFG party have caused. Scandal after scandal after scandal, Leo and MM obvs don't talk and Leo says stuff that he knows are lies (i.e airports are giving Govt passenger info, just to make MM look bad)

Are you saying that Sinn Fein are in the habit of breaking their promises?

If they had done what they promised, this country would be a lot worse off.

christy c

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

How do you know what they would have done?

You might remember Pearse Doherty standing like an ass with a sign about the pension age at the manifesto launch, was he lying? When they wanted the government to spend Apple's money was that just having a bit of craic?

smurgen

blanch152 wrote: »

Are you saying that Sinn Fein are in the habit of breaking their promises?

If they had done what they promised, this country would be a lot worse off.

Blanch waiting for a reply on the other thread.you were in the middle of defending FG for a change.

blanch152

smurgen wrote: »

Blanch waiting for a reply on the other thread.you were in the middle of defending FG for a change.

Bit creepy you following me around like that looking for me to respond to you somewhere else.

P.S. I am a busy person, can't respond to everything.

blanch152

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

You might remember LV saying letting FF in Govt wouldn't be like letting John Delaney back in the FAI.

You might remember MM saying under no circumstances would FF enter Govt with FG

And then FFG were formed

No issue with that.

Does that mean that you are accepting that Sinn Fein are liars, but are no different than other parties?

dundalkfc10

blanch152 wrote: »

No issue with that.

Does that mean that you are accepting that Sinn Fein are liars, but are no different than other parties?

Your fine with the shambles of a Govt this past month, apart from it been a **** show from the start

I'm not accepting that about SF because it's all hypothetical.

a very cool kid

Only principle Sinn Féin have is power.

First voting to give Westminster jurisdiction over Social Welfare in NI now this - throwing the people they should be protecting to the dogs!

blanch152

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Your fine with the shambles of a Govt this past month, apart from it been a **** show from the start

I'm not accepting that about SF because it's all hypothetical.

So you think Sinn Fein would have spent the Apple money or you think they lied about spending it? I am confused as you seem to hold both views at the same time.

christy c

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

You might remember LV saying letting FF in Govt wouldn't be like letting John Delaney back in the FAI.

You might remember MM saying under no circumstances would FF enter Govt with FG

And then FFG were formed

What has that got to do with SF's hair brained pension and spending plans?

Edgware

christy c wrote: »

What has that got to do with SF's hair brained pension and spending plans?

Nothing but it distracts people from the magic beans economic policy pushed by Cushy Butterfield

Truthvader

Just seen some Cork Sinn Fein member is suing Joe Duffy not for being a fake self serving sanctimonious dick as you might expect but for defamation.

Hard to imagine that anyone who would join Sinn Fein would have character capable of suffering injury by being defamed but there you go.

Hard to watch a case where you want both parties to lose.

jm08

Truthvader wrote: »

Just seen some Cork Sinn Fein member is suing Joe Duffy not for being a fake self serving sanctimonious dick as you might expect but for defamation.

Hard to imagine that anyone who would join Sinn Fein would have character capable of suffering injury by being defamed but there you go.

Hard to watch a case where you want both parties to lose.

Actually he is sueing RTE & Joe Duffy, so you will end up paying for it with your licence fee!

JohnnyFlash

Seems Sinn Féin bought a property in Donegal with cash.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/bitter-dail-row-as-taoiseach-claims-sinn-feins-donegal-office-established-with-american-money-39404901.html

Doesn't take Einstein to work out that this is part of a burgeoning story relating to SF owning at least 50 properties around the country. Where the money came for to make these purchases will be the subject of much scrutiny over the coming months.

SafeSurfer

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Seems Sinn Féin bought a property in Donegal with cash.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/bitter-dail-row-as-taoiseach-claims-sinn-feins-donegal-office-established-with-american-money-39404901.html

Doesn't take Einstein to work out that this is part of a burgeoning story relating to SF owning at least 50 properties around the country. Where the money came for to make these purchases will be the subject of much scrutiny over the coming months.

Fifty properties? So the party that rails against vulture funds and landlords turns out to be a significant landlord themselves.

What is that line from Animal Farm?

“The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”

Clarence Boddiker

Sinn Fein senator Fintan Warfield, the man who wants to allow under 16s to change gender..

No comment...

Truthvader

Clarence Boddiker wrote: »

Sinn Fein senator Fintan Warfield, the man who wants to allow under 16s to change gender..

No comment...

Mmmmmmm can't see Slab and the boys wearing this

zoobizoo

Truthvader wrote: »

Mmmmmmm can't see Slab and the boys wearing this

Maybe with a balaclava on

smurgen

Clarence Boddiker wrote: »

Sinn Fein senator Fintan Warfield, the man who wants to allow under 16s to change gender..

No comment...

I’m sure those that were accusing others of attacking Leo for his sexuality will be here to defend Fintan any minute now....

blanch152

smurgen wrote: »

I’m sure those that were accusing others of attacking Leo for his sexuality will be here to defend Fintan any minute now....

Who is Fintan?

Don't have any issues with his sexuality, might even change my username to "Fintan Warfield's Partner" to prove that I have no issues with his sexuality

Fann Linn

zoobizoo wrote: »

Maybe with a balaclava on

More likely a 'gimp mask'.

RandomViewer

blanch152 wrote: »

The one in Belfast looks a lot more valuable than that.

As for the one in Donegal, if its only work 50k, that's bad for him after all the money he spent renovating it.

https://images.app.goo.gl/auNJpafLNp93o1A59

View alone would make it worthwhile

smurgen

blanch152 wrote: »

Who is Fintan?

Don't have any issues with his sexuality, might even change my username to "Fintan Warfield's Partner" to prove that I have no issues with his sexuality :D

Do,I wouldn't think any less of you.

markodaly

Seems there is more talk in this thread about FG and Leo rather then SF.

Lets see.

Leo is mentioned 296 times
FG is mentioned 957 times
FF is mentioned 631 times
FFG is mentioned 116 times

Just saying.

Pkiernan

markodaly wrote: »

Seems there is more talk in this thread about FG and Leo rather then SF.

Lets see.

Leo is mentioned 296 times
FG is mentioned 957 times
FF is mentioned 631 times
FFG is mentioned 116 times

Just saying.

More proof that SF has vanished!

jm08

SafeSurfer wrote: »

Fifty properties? So the party that rails against vulture funds and landlords turns out to be a significant landlord themselves.

What is that line from Animal Farm?

“The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”

The purchase of the Donegal Property was a Constituency Office for Pearse Doherty. So they own their own Constituency Offices instead of paying out to landlords!

Whats the problem with doing that?

Truthvader

jm08 wrote: »

The purchase of the Donegal Property was a Constituency Office for Pearse Doherty. So they own their own Constituency Offices instead of paying out to landlords!

Whats the problem with doing that?

The "problem" is that they are pretending to survive on the average industrial wage. I don't believe they are.

blanch152

jm08 wrote: »

The purchase of the Donegal Property was a Constituency Office for Pearse Doherty. So they own their own Constituency Offices instead of paying out to landlords!

Whats the problem with doing that?

I would guess that every political party would like to do this, but none of them have the finances that Sinn Fein have gathered in over the years from various activities.

jm08

Truthvader wrote: »

The "problem" is that they are pretending to survive on the average industrial wage. I don't believe they are.

Pearse Doherty didn't buy the Constituency Office, Sinn Fein did, which might suggest that SF TDs just taking the average industrial wage and donating the rest to the party is the reason why Sinn Fein has so much money that they can buy constituency offices.