FF/FG/Green Next Government

maestroamado · 22-08-2020 08:11AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Who are these decisive people?

Decisive people would remove the TD ASAP after this came out, which was exactly what happened

We don't have decisive people, that's the problem...

maestroamado · 22-08-2020 08:12AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

What has Brexit got to do with Covid?

You should read posts before you reply, so you write but cannot read..

Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 08:14AM

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

It's a stupid ****ing question. I dont think there is any such thing as a 'voice for the UK' but you seem to think Sky News might fit the bill?

You just called yourself stupid.....:P

McMurphy · 22-08-2020 08:14AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

The Irish examiner is teling us about how big news it is?

It wasnt even on the Sky News website all day yesterday,. That says it all. The UK didnt give a ****

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-53859988

Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 08:15AM

maestroamado wrote: »

We don't have decisive people, that's the problem...

I read, you are saying Brexit has something to do with covid, explain????

Coillte_Bhoy · 22-08-2020 08:16AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

You just called yourself stupid.....:P

Really? Care to break that down?

Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 08:18AM

McMurphy wrote: »

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-53859988

Click on Home on BBC site, is it one of the leading articles? no
Click on Europe, a story about PSG is bove it

Yes making waves across Europe if you couldnt find the news story

Desperation lads

Its the equivalent of a page 30 in newspaper and stuck in a cornor

Rows Grower · 22-08-2020 08:19AM

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

It's a stupid ****ing question. I dont think there is any such thing as a 'voice for the UK' but you seem to think Sky News might fit the bill?

Like all his stupid questions he only asks them to try and deflect away from a question he is unable to answer.

He must of had too much sugar on his cornflakes again this morning, he's all over the place. Deleting posts an' all.

Sky news is his only source of information for what is UK news, lol.

Never mind The Times, The Guardian or BBC World news, if it isn't on Sky it ain't news.

Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 08:19AM

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Really? Care to break that down?

Knock yourself out....you seem to be far more intelligent than i could ever be

Finger on the pulse I suspect

smurgen · 22-08-2020 08:21AM

maestroamado wrote: »

You should read posts before you reply, so you write but cannot read..

He's too angry. Up trying to out fires late into the night. Hilarious to see.

Rows Grower · 22-08-2020 08:21AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Knock yourself out....you seem to be far more intelligent than i could ever be

Finger on the pulse I suspect

A prime example of his deflection waffle right on cue, lol.

smurgen · 22-08-2020 08:22AM

Seems like these lads were duped into it all by the hotel!

https://twitter.com/aoifegracemoore/status/1297084263452610560?s=19

Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 08:22AM

smurgen wrote: »

He's too angry. Up trying to out fires late into the night. Hilarious to see.

Yes very angry. So far you have spent since Feb non stop on this forum. Probably before because I only used it since then. Yet Im the angry one. I think you should take a long hard look at yourself before you start making comments about other posters.....a LONG HARD LOOK

maestroamado · 22-08-2020 08:24AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

I read, you are saying Brexit has something to do with covid, explain????

That was a reply to what i was asked, it was opinion on separate matter.

I did not say brexit had anything to do with this conversation...
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Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 08:26AM

It's been fun lads.

It is good to see I can walk away from this forum, come back in a few weeks and it will be the same posters, on a weekend sitting waffling about the same thing.....

The funny thing is you spent half the time insulting the infrequent users. You really need to look in a mirror.

The onky thing that is reassuring about this forum. None of you will ever get up from the computer to do anything about the perceived wrongs you think are happening. Hillarious

Coillte_Bhoy · 22-08-2020 08:28AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Knock yourself out....you seem to be far more intelligent than i could ever be

Finger on the pulse I suspect

Based on the evidence of you recent posts i think thats highly likely.

Havent come across you before surprisingly considering your post count which is quite something, what a full and interesting life you must lead, 10 posts a day average, every day? No wonder, when every second post seems to be trying to get a row going. Keep her lit

McMurphy · 22-08-2020 08:31AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

It's been fun lads.

It is good to see I can walk away from this forum, come back in a few weeks and it will be the same posters, on a weekend sitting waffling about the same thing.....

The funny thing is you spent half the time insulting the infrequent users. You really need to look in a mirror.

The onky thing that is reassuring about this forum. None of you will ever get up from the computer to do anything about the perceived wrongs you think are happening. Hillarious

Last time you "walked away from this forum" was after you spent days defending Barry Cowen to the hilt over his drink driving/provisional license/u-Turn/guards are liar accusations. You then became the scarlet pimpernel for a while, only to reappear with the exact same baloney, obfuscation and waffle.

If you cant stand the heat get out of the kitchen momma.

I see a pattern emerging.

Hawthorn Tree · 22-08-2020 08:35AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

It's been fun lads.

It is good to see I can walk away from this forum, come back in a few weeks and it will be the same posters, on a weekend sitting waffling about the same thing.....

The funny thing is you spent half the time insulting the infrequent users. You really need to look in a mirror.

The onky thing that is reassuring about this forum. None of you will ever get up from the computer to do anything about the perceived wrongs you think are happening. Hillarious

Best of luck with the Anger Management classes. Lord knows you need them to work. Look at all the free time you will have too. Enjoy the break.

I luv SF.

McMurphy · 22-08-2020 08:37AM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Click on Home on BBC site, is it one of the leading articles? no
Click on Europe, a story about PSG is bove it

Yes making waves across Europe if you couldnt find the news story

Desperation lads

Its the equivalent of a page 30 in newspaper and stuck in a cornor

It was headlines on their site yesterday shef - this is a new day - dear Mary mother of god you're hard work.

Bishop of hope · 22-08-2020 08:45AM

The biggest problem I have with the criticism is the drag the whole govt down thing over it.
Certainly the whole debacle is harmful but mostly to the individuals involved.
The govt for the most part are very aware and mindful of our situation and adherent to the rules.
Are there any amongst us who absolutely haven't broken lockdown rules or bent them at least?
As a party though the only one that I know of that deliberately flounced and bent the rules are our main opposition party, shower of losers now, whinging and whipping up a frenzy in the name of political gain. Destabilisation is their only game, morons being moronic.
While the ordinary persons like ourselves have, every right to be angry and express our anger, they certainly haven't.

Brendan Bendar · 22-08-2020 08:50AM

Bishop of hope wrote: »

The biggest problem I have with the criticism is the drag the whole govt down thing over it.
Certainly the whole debacle is harmful but mostly to the individuals involved.
The govt for the most part are very aware and mindful of our situation and adherent to the rules.
Are there any amongst us who absolutely haven't broken lockdown rules or bent them at least?
As a party though the only one that I know of that deliberately flounced and bent the rules are our main opposition party, shower of losers now, whinging and whipping up a frenzy in the name of political gain. Destabilisation is their only game, morons being moronic.
While the ordinary persons like ourselves have, every right to be angry and express our anger, they certainly haven't.

That’s what most sensible people find it difficult to comprehend.

Edgware · 22-08-2020 08:51AM

smurgen wrote: »

Seems like these lads were duped into it all by the hotel!

https://twitter.com/aoifegracemoore/status/1297084263452610560?s=19

Thats allright so. Come back Dara

FrancieBrady · 22-08-2020 08:52AM

Bishop of hope wrote: »

The biggest problem I have with the criticism is the drag the whole govt down thing over it.
Certainly the whole debacle is harmful but mostly to the individuals involved.
The govt for the most part are very aware and mindful of our situation and adherent to the rules.
Are there any amongst us who absolutely haven't broken lockdown rules or bent them at least?
As a party though the only one that I know of that deliberately flounced and bent the rules are our main opposition party, shower of losers now, whinging and whipping up a frenzy in the name of political gain. Destabilisation is their only game, morons being moronic.
While the ordinary persons like ourselves have, every right to be angry and express our anger, they certainly haven't.

This is the fairly typical defence being rolled out..'we are bad but de shinners are worse'...as I said to somebody else Bish, turn on your radio, look at Twitter it is not the shinners 'whipping up a frenzy'.

McMurphy · 22-08-2020 08:56AM

Bishop of hope wrote: »

The biggest problem I have with the criticism is the drag the whole govt down thing over it.
Certainly the whole debacle is harmful but mostly to the individuals involved.
The govt for the most part are very aware and mindful of our situation and adherent to the rules.
Are there any amongst us who havent absolutely broken lockdown rules or bent them at least?
As a party though the only one that I know of that deliberately flounced and bent the rules are our main opposition party, shower of losers now, whinging and whipping up a frenzy in the name of political gain. Destabilisation is their only game, morons being moronic.
While the ordinary persons like ourselves have, every right to be angry and express our anger, they certainly haven't.

Bishop, do you believe that their was a shindig for the Oireachtas Golf Society, with 81 guests - including Michaél Martin's second in command, Supreme Judges, EU commissioners, various Senators , TDs and even the feckin ambassador for Morocco and neither Michaél nor Leo knew about it?

These things aren't organised by a secret WhatsApp group, and lost likely there's a paper trail of emails of invites and subsequent acceptance and declination responses.

The big thing for me was the the Dails chief covid compliance officer was at the feckin thing - like could you blame people if many start to query "is this virus even a tenth as dangerous as they are telling us? Looks like many in govt don't think so, including the chief covid compliance officer"

But yeah, something Shinners.

Talk about piss down your neck and tell you it's raining.

Bishop of hope · 22-08-2020 08:59AM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

This is the fairly typical defence being rolled out..'we are bad but de shinners are worse'...as I said to somebody else Bish, turn on your radio, look at Twitter it is not the shinners 'whipping up a frenzy'.

That's it Francie.
I'm not giving out about anybody else giving out, only the "shinners".
The shinners are worse!

JohnnyFlash · 22-08-2020 08:59AM

Highly amusing to see the Shinners hopping mad because they can’t cut the throat of this government (metaphorically speaking of course) due to a load of their supporters turning up at the funeral of a sociopath in Belfast. Completely hypocritical to be asking for resignations when you had scenes like this going on:

Mary Lou with a few members of the Army Council of the IRA.

The graveside selfie has replaced the masked gun salute in the Republican plot. I suppose that’s progress of a sort.

A small selection of the mourners bussed up from Mexico for the day. I believe these fine looking Gaels are from Tipperary, Cork, and Dublin branches of SF.

Complete hospital pass by SF. Alan Kelly and Labour have been a far more coherent and effective opposite so far.

FrancieBrady · 22-08-2020 08:59AM

McMurphy wrote: »

The big thing for me was the the Dails chief covid compliance officer was at the feckin things thing.

Was searching to see if that had been posted, how indicative is that of how these guys see themselves?

Having to chase Hogan for an apology too...an elite who think they are above us all, no other explanation for the whole rotten affair.

Bishop of hope · 22-08-2020 09:03AM

McMurphy wrote: »

Bishop, do you believe that their was a shindig for the Oireachtas Golf Society, with 81 guests - including Michaél Martin's second in command, Supreme Judges, EU commissioners, various Senators , TDs and even the feckin ambassador for Morocco and neither Michaél nor Leo knew about it?

These things aren't organised by a secret WhatsApp group, and lost likely there's a paper trail of emails of invites and subsequent acceptance and declination responses.

The big thing for me was the the Dails chief covid compliance officer was at the feckin thing - like could you blame people if many start to query "is this virus even a tenth as dangerous as they are telling us? Looks like many in govt don't think so, including the chief covid compliance officer"

Talk about piss down your neck and tell you it's raining.

Absolutely Mc.
Agree with it mostly, but the ones that went were bollixes.
Why didn't they all go if it was so well organised.
Some of them had a bit of cop on perhaps and said this can't go ahead but we're ignored.

Loafing Oaf · 22-08-2020 09:03AM

Bishop of hope wrote: »

The biggest problem I have with the criticism is the drag the whole govt down thing over it.
Certainly the whole debacle is harmful but mostly to the individuals involved.
The govt for the most part are very aware and mindful of our situation and adherent to the rules.

The most disturbing bit for me was this:

A person staying at the hotel with his family told the Irish Times he saw no evidence of social distancing when he witnessed the attendees arriving.

“No masks. No distancing,” said the the witness who asked that his name not be used.

He said he had to push his kids through two Oireachtas members whom he recognised to try to get to the lift.

“My 11 year old who is Covid anxious was hugely upset. The hotel has been brilliant all week on all Covid aspects. This was a really strange event with all that in mind.

“At the reception people were being introduced to each other and shaking hands. No distancing and no masks. We were flabbergasted.”

For me, this guy's account begs the question of whether this is how our 'elites' are behaving more generally are behaving in what they believe are private settings.

Shefwedfan · 22-08-2020 09:21AM

McMurphy wrote: »

Last time you "walked away from this forum" was after you spent days defending Barry Cowen to the hilt over his drink driving/provisional license/u-Turn/guards are liar accusations. You then became the scarlet pimpernel for a while, only to reappear with the exact same baloney, obfuscation and waffle.

If you cant stand the heat get out of the kitchen momma.

I see a pattern emerging.

It’s called having a life. Something you clearly do not have outside boards. I’m sure it very rewarding sitting on a computer day after day abusing random people you don’t know.....best of luck with the rest of it....

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