FF/FG/Green Next Government

James Brown · 26-08-2020 05:01PM

christy c wrote: »

I'm well aware who's Taoiseach. What has FG in partnership with FF got to do with FF replacing FG?

Others with a bad record are all those nutters who advocate(d) nonsensical policies which I have outlined many times (SF, PBP, Aontu, etc.). Dismissing very valid criticism as a bogeyman is silly.

My point is FF are were they are thanks in no small part to FG. Currently thanks to Hogan MM has cover for his own mob's indiscretions.
Currently FG are more in the dog house than FF. That's some feat.

Agreed. It's a card FF/FG played hard in the election. It's tired. The people are looking like wanting something new. It may not mean no FF or FG in the next government but it's hopefully looking like moving that way. The current FF/FG/Green initiative is a joke stumbling from embarrassment to embarrassment. The golf piss up reminded those who needed reminding how cosy the self entitled class are. Hogan put a big petulant mug on it.

christy c · 26-08-2020 05:12PM

Bowie wrote: »

My point is FF are were they are thanks in no small part to FG. Currently thanks to Hogan MM has cover for his own mob's indiscretions.
Currently FG are more in the dog house than FF. That's some feat.

Agreed. It's a card FF/FG played hard in the election. It's tired. The people are looking like wanting something new. It may not mean no FF or FG in the next government but it's hopefully looking like moving that way. The current FF/FG/Green initiative is a joke stumbling from embarrassment to embarrassment. The golf piss up reminded those who needed reminding how cosy the self entitled class are. Hogan put a big petulant mug on it.

FF are where the are because the electorate made them one of the biggest parties after the election, you may not like that but FF or indeed any party would be nowhere without the electorate.

Criticism of nonsensical policies from members of the opposition is still valid, even if you dont like hearing it. You're preaching to the converted on Clifden, I have already given my opinion. Who knows what the next election will bring? Let's hope its an improvement from the current Laurel & Hardy act and some of the more brain dead/destructive policies of the opposition get watered down if they do end up in power.

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 05:55PM

christy c wrote: »

FF are where the are because the electorate made them one of the biggest parties after the election, you may not like that but FF or indeed any party would be nowhere without the electorate.

Criticism of nonsensical policies from members of the opposition is still valid, even if you dont like hearing it. You're preaching to the converted on Clifden, I have already given my opinion. Who knows what the next election will bring? Let's hope its an improvement from the current Laurel & Hardy act and some of the more brain dead/destructive policies of the opposition get watered down if they do end up in power.

Well said,Mr C.

You see it’s these tools who if they ever get to power(not a chance) expect those who get up early to bung them.

Fine roaring and shouting on the sidelines, gaming the ‘disshabilithy’ an all the benefits that accrues but suddenly they have to stand on their own two feet.

Uhmmmmm....different story atter that, cock.

FrancieBrady · 26-08-2020 05:57PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Well said,Mr C.

You see it’s these tools who if they ever get to power(not a chance) expect those who get up early to bung them.

Fine roaring and shouting on the sidelines, gaming the ‘disshabilithy’ an all the benefits that accrues but suddenly they have to stand on their own two feet.

Uhmmmmm....different story atter that, cock.

Well...I'm exhausted watching the 'senior hurling' this last 5 or 6 weeks Brendi. How are you faring up?

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 06:02PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Well...I'm exhausted watching the 'senior hurling' this last 5 or 6 weeks Brendi. How are you faring up?

Doing good Francie, wee bit concerned about the pension issue.

Could the green diesel boys get the Queens coin.?

Dissabillithy dude.....broad brush... broad brush.

Thank you for awusking.

FrancieBrady · 26-08-2020 06:15PM

Philo has fallen on his sword and other euphemisms

Muahahaha · 26-08-2020 06:17PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Philo has fallen on his sword and other euphemisms

Defintely looking that way, both the Indo and Irish Times reporting he is set to resign later tonight, it was either that or be fired.

FrancieBrady · 26-08-2020 06:33PM

Quite an achievement for this coalition after 5 weeks.

https://twitter.com/ElaineByrne/status/1297969769988141057

Scuid Mhór · 26-08-2020 06:34PM

Posting in this thread for posterity.

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 06:35PM

Muahahaha wrote: »

Defintely looking that way, both the Indo and Irish Times reporting he is set to resign later tonight, it was either that or be fired.

Uhmmmm ..... and tools like Gino still raking in the moolah

Hard to take...I say....hard to take.

Fcuking media got him.... RTE.

Loafing Oaf · 26-08-2020 06:36PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Philo has fallen on his sword and other euphemisms

So, fellow angry mob members, who's the next target for our pitchforks?

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 06:38PM

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

So, fellow angry mob members, who's the next target for our pitchforks?

Some other guy who does a good job .........

James Brown · 26-08-2020 06:38PM

christy c wrote: »

FF are where the are because the electorate made them one of the biggest parties after the election, you may not like that but FF or indeed any party would be nowhere without the electorate.

Criticism of nonsensical policies from members of the opposition is still valid, even if you dont like hearing it. You're preaching to the converted on Clifden, I have already given my opinion. Who knows what the next election will bring? Let's hope its an improvement from the current Laurel & Hardy act and some of the more brain dead/destructive policies of the opposition get watered down if they do end up in power.

FG raised their profile and took them back from obscurity with the agreement of the last government meaning FF had power and the media paid attention when they spoke or are we calling MM the greatest political leader in modern times, judging by were FF were in 2011 to where they are now? More to do with FG and a FF/FG willingness to do anything to keep the shinners out, IMO.

I think continuing for close to a decade, with polices that have seen us break records in numerous areas of societal crises is 'brain dead' and certainly 'destructive'. As these worsen 'dem others would be worse' becomes less credible.

FrancieBrady · 26-08-2020 06:40PM

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

So, fellow angry mob members, who's the next target for our pitchforks?

Take that up with the 'mob' leaders..Eamo, Leo and Michael?

I'd say the Judge myself.

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 06:41PM

Bowie wrote: »

FG raised their profile and took them back from obscurity with the agreement of the last government meaning FF had power and the media paid attention when they spoke or are we calling MM the greatest political leader in modern times, judging by were FF were in 2011 to where they are now? More to do with FG and a FF/FG willingness to do anything to keep the shinners out, IMO.

I think continuing for close to a decade, with polices that have seen us break records in numerous areas of societal crises is brain dead and certainly destructive. As these worsen 'dem others would be worse' becomes less credible.

Great news

The tossers and wasters have done a good lad down.

Gino Kenny as a replacement....

James Brown · 26-08-2020 06:44PM

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

So, fellow angry mob members, who's the next target for our pitchforks?

I'd rather we 'changed the way we do business' than had a slew of resignations for optics.
If he goes Hogan will find himself on some board shortly with a sweet deal appointment *wink* and he's okay for a pension or two.

christy c · 26-08-2020 06:46PM

Bowie wrote: »

FG raised their profile and took them back from obscurity with the agreement of the last government meaning FF had power and the media paid attention when they spoke or are we calling MM the greatest political leader in modern times, judging by were FF were in 2011 to where they are now? More to do with FG and a FF/FG willingness to do anything to keep the shinners out, IMO.

I think continuing for close to a decade, with polices that have seen us break records in numerous areas of societal crises is brain dead and certainly destructive. As these worsen 'dem others would be worse' becomes less credible.

Again the electorate gave the results in the 2016 election. FF were historically the largest party in the country, there was absolutely no need for anyone to "raise their profile".

What's with the dumb spelling of "them others would be worse"? Anyway, regardless of what you think of FG's policies, doesn't make the numerous examples i have given in the past of stupidity from the opposition less stupid. Shouting "FAIRNESS" Is not a substitute for good policy.

FrancieBrady · 26-08-2020 06:48PM

Bowie wrote: »

I'd rather we 'changed the way we do business' than had a slew of resignations for optics.
If he goes Hogan will find himself on some board shortly and he's okay for a pension or two.

Business is changed to a degree Bowie...never again can the 'Golden Circle' claim be waved away by those benefitting from it.

This was always about more than breaking covid rules, it was about breaking down a wall that blocked out what was going on in our name.

RandomViewer · 26-08-2020 06:52PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Take that up with the 'mob' leaders..Eamo, Leo and Michael?

I'd say the Judge myself.

Hayes, you'd nearly expect slime trail behind him

James Brown · 26-08-2020 06:52PM

christy c wrote: »

Again the electorate gave the results in the 2016 election. FF were historically the largest party in the country, there was absolutely no need for anyone to "raise their profile".

What's with the dumb spelling of "them others would be worse"? Anyway, regardless of what you think of FG's policies, doesn't make the numerous examples i have given in the past of stupidity from the opposition less stupid. Shouting "FAIRNESS" Is not a substitute for good policy.

Well we disagree there. FF were going to come back, FG threw them a rope to hasten it.

It's in reference to 'dem that don't work' or 'gubbermint'. I used 'dem' to make light of the notion. Can't speak on how others use it.

Fair enough. Record breaking crises steer me elsewhere.
I use to be a Labour party member that would give SF, FG and various a nod depending on the weather. Times change politically.

Fann Linn · 26-08-2020 06:53PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Business is changed to a degree Bowie...never again can the 'Golden Circle' claim be waved away by those benefitting from it.

This was always about more than breaking covid rules, it was about breaking down a wall that blocked out what was going on in our name.

And if Mary Lou can keep the clowns in her own party, north and south, from engaging their mouths before their brains she might be able to capitalise on the weakness of this govt.

RandomViewer · 26-08-2020 06:54PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Quite an achievement for this coalition after 5 weeks.

https://twitter.com/ElaineByrne/status/1297969769988141057

She still going, thought she followed Vincent Browne to pastures new

dundalkfc10 · 26-08-2020 06:57PM

Woulfe and Hayes next.

2 in one day or which will go first?

christy c · 26-08-2020 07:00PM

Bowie wrote: »

Well we disagree there.

It's in reference to 'dem that don't work' or 'gubbermint'. I used 'dem' to make light of the notion. Can't speak on how others use it.

Fair enough. Record breaking crises steer me elsewhere.
I use to be a Labour party member that would give SF, FG and various a nod depending on the weather. Times change politically.

Yeah we disagree fair enough.

Record breaking crises are not good, but when some politicians promise to implement policies that will make things far worse that would steer me away. I thought a certain all Ireland party was a viable choice when I turned 18 and voted for them in a local election (I've a lot of sympathy for what people went through in the North).Times change as you said, and I wouldn't now touch them with a barge pole.

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 07:06PM

Meehawl.………… give the Hobbitt a ring.

It’s all over.

You lot have blown the countries trust.

Turned over by a the media and a bunch of tossers.

Fold up the tent dude.

McMurphy · 26-08-2020 07:14PM

Lot of anger etc etc etc. Dude.

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 07:24PM

McMurphy wrote: »

Lot of anger etc etc etc. Dude.

Serious anger Randall... these idiots couldn’t run a public toilet.

Fold up the tent....go to the country... let the Shinners take over because nothing could be worse than the crap these douches are producing.

Wouldn’t vote for that lot after that display unless they totally changed their ways.

How could anyone...... ?

James Brown · 26-08-2020 07:25PM

McMurphy wrote: »

Lot of anger etc etc etc. Dude.

We might be in for an interesting 2020 election part 2.

FrancieBrady · 26-08-2020 07:26PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Serious anger Randall... these idiots couldn’t run a public toilet.

Fold up the tent....go to the country... let the Shinners take over because nothing could be worse than the crap these douches are producing.

Wouldn’t vote for that lot after that display unless they totally changed their ways.

How could anyone...... ?

Well Brendi, you know what my auld scone of a granny would say?

'You couldn't be told and here we are'.

Brendan Bendar · 26-08-2020 07:27PM

Bowie wrote: »

We might be in for an interesting 2020 election part 2.

Hopefully.... love to get a chance to let these coins know what I feel about the last ten weeks.

Füchking total tossers.

FF/FG/Green Next Government

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