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Sinn Fein Omerta

Pintman Paddy Losty

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/sinn-f%C3%A9in-witness-consulted-party-over-aaron-brady-case-before-speaking-to-garda%C3%AD-1.4332502

Very strange case here. A witness in a murder trial of a member of AGS refused to speak to police without first checking with the powers that be in Sinn Fein.

That's not normal behaviour for a political party. That's how criminal organisations like the Mafia operate.

Anyone else think this is disgraceful carry on?

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statesaver

The are not a normal political party.

It was amazing the vote they got in the last general election and to me they are a frightening prospect in any future government.

JohnnyFlash

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Are they not, currently, “under orders” to step back from “engaging”, P?

https://twitter.com/oconnellhugh/status/1294938686933655553?s=21

EmmetSpiceland

Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: »

Might be a while before the resident shinners post here. They probably need to check in with HQ for the party line .

Are they not, currently, “under orders” to step back from “engaging”, P?

JohnnyFlash

Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: »

Might be a while before the resident shinners post here. They probably need to check in with HQ for the party line .

How could these lowlifes ever be allowed hold the justice portfolio in government?

Pintman Paddy Losty

Might be a while before the resident shinners post here. They probably need to check in with HQ for the party line .

Augme

It really highlights how awful FF/G are when Sinn Fein are viewed as the best alternative. Maybe if they didn't consistently make such a mess of things so often this wouldn'tt be the case.

JohnnyFlash

blanch152 wrote: »

Probably checking whether the criminal was in good standing with Sinn Fein or not.

‘Is that our diesel washing operation’?

jimgoose

Of course it is, a pure solid disgrace and these animals should be dragged out of government buildings by the head of hair. But what do we expect at this stage?

IAMAMORON

It really makes you cringe when you see them looking for reform of the Special Criminal Court in one breath and then standing plain face in Dáil Eireann throwing mud at honest politicians trying to run the country. The worst is that people are voting for these scumbags as a viable alternative, voters are lapping up their tripe, scary enough.

enricoh

Organise a protest March in crossmaglen Paddy , sod internet outage -
let us know how you get on and that you haven't gone missing!!

blanch152

seamus wrote: »

Par for the course. Anyone who thinks that Sinn Féin and the IRA aren't still joined at the hip, is an idiot.

It's well known that if you need to "confer" with any part of the IRA, you have a chat with a local Sinn Féin TD who can arrange it.

I expect in this case, the witness needed to know what he was and wasn't allowed to say.

Probably checking whether the criminal was in good standing with Sinn Fein or not.

seamus

Par for the course. Anyone who thinks that Sinn Féin and the IRA aren't still joined at the hip, is an idiot.

It's well known that if you need to "confer" with any part of the IRA, you have a chat with a local Sinn Féin TD who can arrange it.

I expect in this case, the witness needed to know what he was and wasn't allowed to say.

KevRossi

Well if he values his kneecaps, then it was the correct course of action.