batman75 wrote: » Am I right in thinking Mary Lou was anointed leader of SF by Gerry and Martin or was she democratically voted in?
markodaly wrote: » Why are you following me around boards Bowie? My question was to EOTR. The PIRA and SF clearly engaged in sectarian actions. Nice whataboutery though.
blanch152 wrote: » He has got on your tail for a while, instead of mine. Good luck with that. Expect him to think every post you make is about him.
markodaly wrote: » Just because its an open forum, doesn't mean one gets to stalk other posters. Again, my question was to EOTR, not you.
JohnnyFlash wrote: » You wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of Dessie Ellis. Heard he has an ‘explosive’ personality.
mynamejeff wrote: » its almost like some one is telling these shinnerbots what to post and where isn't it ….. might be time for a few new profiles or name changes again . its usually more regular with these fellows
Bowie wrote: » just note ye two are moving from topic to the personal because neither will answer a straight question. What do you think of the golf piss up and those who attended?
FrancieBrady wrote: » Do you see 'former' there in big letters? All party's have issues with members going rogue like this. Please let's not bore everyone again linking to them.
Bowie wrote: » I changed my name kept the account. All my post history is there. Some chose to close accounts and open new ones, which is their business, right? Must be worried about Phil.
mynamejeff wrote: » What does phil Hogan have to do with a thread about SF intimidation and corruption ? im sure there are a few threads about that already , also don't worry its easy enough to spot re reg profiles and lads with new names they all have the same agenda and posting style , strange that :pac::pac::pac:
Bowie wrote: » Same as you talking about me. So they stay true to their opinions and don't have different personas to try pretend? Good lads. Again, I know you blueshirts don't do reality and facts but as I said my post history is there. You might be thinking of your fellow travelers
blackwhite wrote: » Like Chris Andrews? Get booted out of a party for abuse from anonymous online accounts - gets recruited into SF and pushed for public office.
FrancieBrady wrote: » As I said plenty of examples of rogue members redeeming themselves and continuing their careers after this kind of behaviour. Here is one from FG.https://www.rte.ie/news/politics/2020/0127/1111318-expelled-member-reinstated/ I would say they have to be treated on a scale and seriousness of the offense basis, just like the Covid breaches of guidelines and breaking of rules debate. Political rivalry and infighting would be less serious than abuse of women for instance. But that does not for a second condone any of it...it is wrong.
IAMAMORON wrote: » I think it has zero to do with associates of Sinn Féin members being involved with a gang of murdering chunts if that is what you are asking? I can guarantee you the Oireachtas Golf society has nothing to do with the RA either.
Truthvader wrote: » Don't need to vote for glove puppets
mynamejeff wrote: » I suppose they could be being "well informed ". Why are you labelling me a blueshirt . I ve never voted FG or FF ? although if FG are blueshirts then are shinners black shirts ? or white shirts and black berets ? Also Im not a traveller , I only have one profile and don't feel the need ot change my name again your dragging away from the thread why ?
blackwhite wrote: » Was Jude Perry sending abuse online via anonymous accounts? That's quite the accusation to be implying
mynamejeff wrote: » yes it was debunked and yes it is a lie I restate , same lie different threads
Bowie wrote: » We know Vardkar had a spin unit. We know he suggested setting up anonymous social media accounts. We know FG spent more than any other party on Social Media in the election but people criticising the zombie gombeen FF/FG government must be shinners and must be bots....
FrancieBrady wrote: » Apologies, in my haste I posted the wrong link. This guys suspension was later revoked by the party.https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/varadkar-says-tweets-by-barry-walsh-are-unacceptable-1.3294277https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/fg-man-wins-appeal-on-suspension-over-tweets-about-women-37794913.html
blackwhite wrote: » Of course you did - it definitely wasn't a case of reading the headline and posting away because you thought it was something else Anyone who engages in that stuff should be booted from their party - not pushed for higher position. From what I can see, there's been no trace of Walsh since FG internally caught him in the act. Sounds comparable to SF pushing Holohan for Mayor of SDCC alright - or welcoming in Chris Andrews to stand first for DCC, and then for a TD seat.
end of the road wrote: » he is not stalking you, simply posting on the same threads you happen to be posting on in relation to sf. from everything i have read on the subject, it was not IRA policy to commit sectarian acts, some members certainly did so but they were not sanctioned by the IRA.
FrancieBrady wrote: » I've said all parties have issues with this stuff...you were posting as if SF were the only ones. glad you've seen the light and agree with me.
blackwhite wrote: » And most normal parties punish those responsible - whilst the party/cult that this thread is about will nominate the perpetrators for high office. In the example you’ve posted - Walsh was booted from his role on the party exec. Whilst in SF we’ve examples where they nominate Holohan for mayor of SDCC and Andrews first as a councillor, and then as a TD. The different reactions tell a lot about the culture within the different parties.
end of the road wrote: » you are of course incorrect. .