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PHIL HOGAN NEEDS TO RESIGN.

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I for one want him gone.

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The Belly

stockshares wrote: »

I don't think it's live. See above.

Be very surprised it its live if it was it would be a car crash interview

blackwhite

seamus wrote: »

That's self-isolation, not restriction of movement. These are two different things.

People who have tested postive or who have symptoms are required to self-isolate.

People who are close contacts or have travelled, are required to restrict their movements.

They aren't actually.

We've a farcical situation where they are requested to restrict their movements for 14 days - but the only actual requirement is to fill in a Passenger Locator form, and to update the form if anything changes within the 14 days.

https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/74440-travelling-to-ireland-from-a-country-that-is-on-the-covid-19-travel-advice-list/

The international travel guidelines have been an area that's been badly handled from day 1.

jojofizzio

stockshares wrote: »

Paul Hosford on Mary Wilson now.

They are talking about his test and quarantining.

Here’s hoping he had a word with Tony Connelly before the interview and has given him a couple of clangers to put to Phil...

stockshares

Mary Wilson has just said that Tony Connelly's interview will be on her show later.

expectationlost

RandomViewer wrote: »

If he was popping along to golfing shindigs and getting flutered with Hayes and Hogan while the Fitzpatrick case was on going I think there is clear conflict of interest and any other case he presided over in the period that concerned any known associates of Hayes or Hogan would be open to appeal.
Think the judge's are the real story here, whole judiciary being brought into ill repute.

its hardly clear when you havn't proved it.

stockshares

Paul Hosford on Mary Wilson now.

They are talking about his test and quarantining.

Psychiatric Patrick

RandomViewer wrote: »

Yes I am

Why would they do that? Isn't Hogan getting the chop the better story?

Loafing Oaf

Limpy wrote: »

Is it live or prerecorded. Big difference.

LIVE

It'll be the most sensational RTE interview since this one

[Deleted User]

stockshares wrote: »

Your ignoring that he should have quarantined.

He said he tested negative for Covid 19 while in the hospital for the medical procedure and believes that the quarantine period ended with the negative test.

RandomViewer

Psychiatric Patrick wrote: »

Are you suggesting the RTÉ will be nice to him?

Yes I am

stockshares

stockshares wrote: »

No idea but I presume it's recorded as Tony said he's interviewing him this afternoon and it's on Rte tonight.

Edgware wrote: »

Interview 6 p.m. R.T.E.

What could possibly go wrong?
Didnt it work out grand for Brian Lenihan Senior and Bertie?

I don't think it's live. See above.

gifted

RandomViewer wrote: »

All questions vetted beforehand?

He wrote the questions

Psychiatric Patrick

RandomViewer wrote: »

All questions vetted beforehand?

Are you suggesting the RTÉ will be nice to him?

Edgware

Interview 6 p.m. R.T.E.

What could possibly go wrong?
Didnt it work out grand for Brian Lenihan Senior and Bertie?

stockshares

RandomViewer wrote: »

All questions vetted beforehand?

Limpy wrote: »

Is it live or prerecorded. Big difference.

No idea but I presume it's recorded as Tony said he's interviewing him this afternoon and it's on Rte tonight.

RandomViewer

stockshares wrote: »

Tony Connelly to interview Phil. Interview on Rte 6pm.

https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1298277023010496517?s=19

All questions vetted beforehand?

Limpy

stockshares wrote: »

Tony Connelly to interview Phil. Interview on Rte 6pm.

https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1298277023010496517?s=19

Is it live or prerecorded. Big difference.

RandomViewer

Cilldara_2000 wrote: »

Hopefully the outline of his movements will be an end to the scandal from his point of view and the baying mob can move onto the judge.

Think the whole Hogan drip drip was to distract from the judge.

fly_agaric

First Up wrote: »

Member states can pull names out of a hat if they want as long as the nomination comes from the (democratically elected) government.

The nominees are vetted and approved by the (democratically elected) European Parliament before they get their portfolios.

Its a transparent (and impeccably democratic) system.

Thanks. I expected it is up to the member state government how they manage their process for it (selecting their candidate). I agree with you it is democratic, and have no problem with it as it currently stands. I was trying to engage honestly (maybe a waste of time but then posting at all is a waste of time :pac: and you never know).

Dyr

stockshares wrote: »

Tony Connelly to interview Phil. Interview on Rte 6pm.

https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1298277023010496517?s=19

Big Phil caling in a favour from the blessed and sainted Tony for giving him the inside line all through Brexit

stockshares

Cilldara_2000 wrote: »

Hopefully the outline of his movements will be an end to the scandal from his point of view and the baying mob can move onto the judge.

Your ignoring that he should have quarantined.

RandomViewer

Balagan1 wrote: »

At this point, it would have to be dog stealing, before he'd have to go. Myself, I think it's all a distraction to keep us from refusing to let the kids back to school because that whole thing is the real scandal and tragedy going to happen. God help us all!

He had a boot full of Labradoodle puppies to collect at a puppie farm in Kildare that he had to smuggle to a pet shop in Bruges .
They've decided on herd immunity ,going to use the kids to spread it,

Cilldara_2000

Hopefully the outline of his movements will be an end to the scandal from his point of view and the baying mob can move onto the judge.

stockshares

Tony Connelly to interview Phil. Interview on Rte 6pm.

https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1298277023010496517?s=19

First Up

fly_agaric wrote:

I am unsure if EU treaties lay down in detail exactly how govt. of member state must select the Commissioner(s) they send to the EU. I think it is a power/privilege that the member state governments would be quite reluctant to give up/open up more "directly" to their own people.

Member states can pull names out of a hat if they want as long as the nomination comes from the (democratically elected) government.

The nominees are vetted and approved by the (democratically elected) European Parliament before they get their portfolios.

Its a transparent (and impeccably democratic) system.

jm08

mick087 wrote: »

Why bring up Nigel Farage?

You suppose is incorrect. Yet another deflection.

It would be more democratic if they was elected, by its citizens and then accountable to its citizens.

Being selected and not elected by its citizens is not democratic.

I bring up Nigel Farage as an obvious example of who you would not want as an EU Commissioner.

How do you think EU Commissioners should be selected?

By the way, do you have an issue as to how the Taoiseach and Government Ministers are selected? (MM by membership of FF, and Leo as Tanaiste by some members of FG).

Podge_irl

mick087 wrote: »

Why bring up Nigel Farage?

You suppose is incorrect. Yet another deflection.

It would be more democratic if they was elected, by its citizens and then accountable to its citizens.

Being selected and not elected by its citizens is not democratic.

Would you also like to vote for judges, heads of civil service departments, and UN ambassadors?

The president of the Commission is elected in a not dissimilar fashion from our Taoiseach. We can not directly remove cabinet members either it should be pointed out - there is no recall mechanism in the Dáil.

Psychiatric Patrick

Viewtodiefor wrote: »

Haven’t read all posts in this thread but just wondering would some here shouting for him to be gone be as vociferous if it was one of there own family who was in this position be it whatever mistake they made in their workplace. And also has no one broken any part of lock down rules ever. I know I have certainly flirted along them on occasions.
Ps that event should never have happened in Galway.
Hopefully Ursula will see sense.

I have not broken any lockdown rules and it was a sibling of mine they'd be hoisted from the nearest lamppost and you'd all be welcome to at the rotter like a piñata.

And hopefully Boss Lady will see sense... and sack him.

RandomViewer

expectationlost wrote: »

review his previous socialising then before you review his cases.

If he was popping along to golfing shindigs and getting flutered with Hayes and Hogan while the Fitzpatrick case was on going I think there is clear conflict of interest and any other case he presided over in the period that concerned any known associates of Hayes or Hogan would be open to appeal.
Think the judge's are the real story here, whole judiciary being brought into ill repute.

[Deleted User]

Viewtodiefor wrote: »

Point taken yes it was stupid. Don’t think he totally ignored them though. Looking at this he may stay unless there’s more to come out.

https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-rules-leave-phil-hogans-fate-in-ursula-von-der-leyens-hands/

At this point, it would have to be dog stealing, before he'd have to go. Myself, I think it's all a distraction to keep us from refusing to let the kids back to school because that whole thing is the real scandal and tragedy going to happen. God help us all!