The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 2)

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

In fairness, Mary Lou, Michelle, Grizzly, and Pearse were up at the funeral of a member of the IRA 'nutting squad' only a few months back. A member who was involved in the torture and murder of a mentally disabled teenager.

So the IRA is still very relevant. When SF moves on then civilised society can appraise.

They hate it when we wont pretend that the thug criminal element are still firmly entrenched. The whinging about deflection is the latest ruse to try to suppress the truth

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Michael Martin asked the British PM to do the same thing for NI this week ffs. You remove people's ability to make a living...fair enough, but you also want them to fall prey to banks and landlords????

No one wants that. That's a very poor strawman argument. There's a reason we have the highest mortgage rates in Europe - we didn't let people 'fall prey' to repossessions and our banks are paying higher rates to borrow money for mortgages as a result.

This narrative that SF are the only party who represent the 'common man' is rubbish. The great thing about SF is you can see what they are like in reality by looking up North.

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

In fairness, Mary Lou, Michelle, Grizzly, and Pearse were up at the funeral of a member of the IRA 'nutting squad' only a few months back. A member who was involved in the torture and murder of a mentally disabled teenager.

So the IRA is still very relevant. When SF moves on then civilised society can appraise.

Did we not recently have a FG TD praising the Blueshirts recently and others wanting a celebration for the black and tans

Did Leo not have a big picture of IRA man Michael Collins hanging in his office?

Bishop of hope

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Ní phléim polaitíocht go moróin

That's a good one, fair play.

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Eh what did the Govt do for the banks? Cripple us with death that we would be paying for years

If they can come up with money to bail the banks out, they can come up with money to bail the people out

This is actually a good point save that it took over 10 years of misery to recover from that stupidity so probably not too smart to repeat it. Though in fairness we would be paying money to our own people instead of the bondholders. Certainly a real option so long as people know what the cost is going to be instead of trying to sell us Pearse Doherty's infantile drivel

FrancieBrady

walshb wrote: »

Thus is SFs mantra and agenda and appeal..

Expect others to foot bills and excuse any responsibilities for those who can’t..

Always someone else’s fault.....and gimme gimme gimme...

Michael Martin asked the British PM to do the same thing for NI this week ffs. You remove people's ability to make a living...fair enough, but you also want them to fall prey to banks and landlords????

Jesus some of yas will have a heart attack, getting very worked up.

It's OK I get the jist, anything SF say bad, no matter what Govt do good

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Ah the old but the IRA card

In fairness, Mary Lou, Michelle, Grizzly, and Pearse were up at the funeral of a member of the IRA 'nutting squad' only a few months back. A member who was involved in the torture and murder of a mentally disabled teenager.

So the IRA is still very relevant. When SF moves on then civilised society can appraise.

walshb

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

So if a tenant stops paying their rent for 6 months or maybe years( who knows with Covid19) you think they should be allowed stay?

Think about what you're suggesting.

This is SFs mantra and agenda and appeal..

Expect others to foot bills and excuse any responsibilities for those who can’t..

Always someone else’s fault.....and gimme gimme gimme...

IAMAMORON wrote: »

You will find the IRA did more than enough of that?

Ah the old but the IRA card

Jinglejangle69

IAMAMORON wrote: »

You will find the IRA did more than enough of that?

Obviously just a typo:)

IAMAMORON

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Cripple us with death that we would be paying for years

You will find the IRA did more than enough of that?

Jinglejangle69

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

1. Put the PUP rates back to 350.
2. Have a stop on evictions during pandemic
3. Make sure people who lost their jobs are not going to be taking to the cleaners by banks
4. Try and run the country instead of trying to outdo the party your in Govt with.

Was plenty more but you get the jist

So if a tenant stops paying their rent for 6 months or maybe years( who knows with Covid19) you think they should be allowed stay?

Think about what you're suggesting.

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

1. Put the PUP rates back to 350.
2. Have a stop on evictions during pandemic
3. Make sure people who lost their jobs are not going to be taking to the cleaners by banks
4. Try and run the country instead of trying to outdo the party your in Govt with.

Was plenty more but you get the jist

Apart from free money for all, ban on evictions, mortgage payment freeze and the determination to run the country instead of trying to outdo the party you are in government with (like they do so effectively in the North) can we take it that all this good stuff is to be financed as per Pearse Doherty's fantasy budget?

Deleted User wrote: »

And let our grandchildren pay. Grand. Im sure that they’ll be delighted to.

Eh what did the Govt do for the banks? Cripple us with death that we would be paying for years

If they can come up with money to bail the banks out, they can come up with money to bail the people out

Jinglejangle69

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Is Leo not in Government as in number 2 in Govt?

So again.

I ask you for evidence Leo knew of level 5.

You can't answer this simple question.

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

1. Put the PUP rates back to 350.
2. Have a stop on evictions during pandemic
3. Make sure people who lost their jobs are not going to be taking to the cleaners by banks
4. Try and run the country instead of trying to outdo the party your in Govt with.

Was plenty more but you get the jist

And let our grandchildren pay. Grand. Im sure that they’ll be delighted to.

IAMAMORON wrote: »

At least she was honest about how things are going with Michelle.

P. S Have you one but of evidence of any friction between these 2 ladies?

Deleted User wrote: »

So.....what were her solutions?

1. Put the PUP rates back to 350.
2. Have a stop on evictions during pandemic
3. Make sure people who lost their jobs are not going to be taking to the cleaners by banks
4. Try and run the country instead of trying to outdo the party your in Govt with.

Was plenty more but you get the jist

IAMAMORON wrote: »

At least she was honest about how things are going with Michelle.

Ted Howell will have to be called............

IAMAMORON wrote: »

At least she was honest about how things are going with Michelle.

Why you bringing someone up who is not in Govt here? You obsessed?

IAMAMORON

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

She also stated the 2 main leaders are at loggerheads doing interviews to try outdo each other is a bad look as everyone can see there's no respect there

At least she was honest about how things are going with Michelle.

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

She said basically the first 100 or so days of the new Govt has been a shambles from week 1 and has shown how out of touch they are with the general public. From Clifden, the drink driving, to leaving cert, to the DP Centres etc...

She also stated the 2 main leaders are at loggerheads doing interviews to try outdo each other is a bad look as everyone can see there's no respect there

So.....what were her solutions?

Deleted User wrote: »

Having left secondary school over 45 years ago, I’m afraid that Irish and French have had little part in my life, so you’ll have to humour me and translate. If you can. Please.

She said basically the first 100 or so days of the new Govt has been a shambles from week 1 and has shown how out of touch they are with the general public. From Clifden, the drink driving, to leaving cert, to the DP Centres etc...

She also stated the 2 main leaders are at loggerheads doing interviews to try outdo each other is a bad look as everyone can see there's no respect there

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Shock horror we have Irish speaking primary and secondary schools in Dundalk, mad that when you go to them you generally can speak Irish

Having left secondary school over 45 years ago, I’m afraid that Irish and French have had little part in my life, so you’ll have to humour me and translate. If you can. Please.

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Ní phléim polaitíocht go moróin

Céard tú rá?

Deleted User wrote: »

So, you haven’t got a clue either! Get up the yard, there’s a smell of Bengy off ya!

Shock horror we have Irish speaking primary and secondary schools in Dundalk, mad that when you go to them you generally can speak Irish

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

I'd imagine anyone listening to RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta, can understand Irish

Yep both of them can as far as I know