Gemma not taking enforced retirement too well

Annasopra · 29-11-2020 08:47PM

NovemberWren wrote: »

Fairly sure the ear pieces the bus drivers [willingly] take orders from are the Synergy Security Company.

Do not be of any illusion that they do not watch passengers.

Have you had a few pints there Dee?

Annasopra · 29-11-2020 08:53PM

whippet wrote: »

It’s like all the loopers have concentrated due to covid ... Ben Gilroy reckons the kids on the late late last night were all part of the agenda ... pathetic

I’m sure he has no issue with the drugs that big pharma provided when he was recovering from a heart condition or when family members were suffering with cancer .... the hypocrisy is astounding

And none of them ever highlight Gemmas Big Pharma awards or the millions Dolores made out of Big Pharma.

TaurenDruid · 29-11-2020 10:05PM

NovemberWren wrote: »

Would this be a financial contract contingent of F.G.,F.F.,S.F., runnin' over to the ECB and meewwling about deh "5 Million People" that must be overseen in one way or another.

they would draw down far less Billions of Euros if demographics were different.

[and far less for their builder cronies].

Er... you do know Ireland is a net contributor to the EU, yeah?

Nokia6230i · 29-11-2020 10:07PM

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

And none of them ever highlight Gemmas Big Pharma awards or the millions Dolores made out of Big Pharma.

Proof reqd.

Not on Gemmas or Dolores side btw but there's a rumour/story doing rounds on a Facebook profile J***y K***y that she pocketed 40 Grand in benefits here while living in Spain and also a rumour about her husband and that he's the reason, that's the why they no longer foster kids; again no proofs of that.

Obviously some of this could be historical but if it can be proved, like someone charged with benefits fraud, it'd be in their local paper at the very least and in the archives somewhere.

Other issues, such as, for example, the rumours being spread about her husband, may well be subject to GDPR or the "Defendant can named as it would lead to identificaiton of victim/s".....that's if this is true.

fantaiscool · 29-11-2020 10:10PM

TaurenDruid wrote: »

Er... you do know Ireland is a net contributor to the EU, yeah?

To the tune of about 40 billion. Apparently the EU giving Ireland 40 billion euro is a bad thing.

brightspark · 29-11-2020 10:37PM

TaurenDruid wrote: »

Er... you do know Ireland is a net contributor to the EU, yeah?

I wonder how many jobs would be lost here if we weren't in the EU.

Not that Dee etc., care about people having jobs, they think their welfare cheques just appear from nowhere.

TaurenDruid · 29-11-2020 11:37PM

brightspark wrote: »

I wonder how many jobs would be lost here if we weren't in the EU.

Not that Dee etc., care about people having jobs, they think their welfare cheques just appear from nowhere.

Thankfully, I think the vast majority of people here know exactly how screwed we'd be without EU membership - certainly judging by the support for EU membership in poll after poll. Must stick in the craw of hermann Kelly, Justin Barrett and O'Doherty :-) Now, hopefully Barnier doesn't eff that up by giving away all our fishing rights this week...

NovemberWren · 29-11-2020 11:50PM

TaurenDruid wrote: »

Thankfully, I think the vast majority of people here know exactly how screwed we'd be without EU membership - certainly judging by the support for EU membership in poll after poll. Must stick in the craw of hermann Kelly, Justin Barrett and O'Doherty :-) Now, hopefully Barnier doesn't eff that up by giving away all our fishing rights this week...

Yes, i have often heard it said that the EU is a gravytrain.

Although if this country does contribute E40billion per year, would this country be better off out of the EU?

brightspark · 29-11-2020 11:52PM

NovemberWren wrote: »

Yes, i have often heard it said that the EU is a gravytrain.

Although if this country does contribute E40billion per year, would this country be better off out of the EU?

No it wouldn't.

ohnonotgmail · 29-11-2020 11:56PM

NovemberWren wrote: »

Yes, i have often heard it said that the EU is a gravytrain.

Although if this country does contribute E40billion per year, would this country be better off out of the EU?

why do people believe any old nonsense figures that are thrown out? Is nobody capable of a basic google search any more? no wonder people fall for right-wing nonsense. Ireland make a net contribution of 229M last year. Million not billion.

ancapailldorcha · 30-11-2020 12:01AM

NovemberWren wrote: »

Yes, i have often heard it said that the EU is a gravytrain.

Although if this country does contribute E40billion per year, would this country be better off out of the EU?

Source?

brightspark · 30-11-2020 12:03AM

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

why do people believe any old nonsense figures that are thrown out? Is nobody capable of a basic google search any more? no wonder people fall for right-wing nonsense. Ireland make a net contribution of 229M last year. Million not billion.

They don't handle real figures well.

Had a covidiot on twitter claiming that there was only a 1 in a BILLION chance of someone under 65 with no underlying conditions dying from Covid.

ohnonotgmail · 30-11-2020 12:03AM

ancapailldorcha wrote: »

Source?

there wont be a source because the figure is nonsense.

ohnonotgmail · 30-11-2020 12:04AM

brightspark wrote: »

They don't handle real figures well.

Had a covidiot on twitter claiming that there was only a 1 in a BILLION chance of someone under 65 with no underlying conditions dying from Covid.

but even a surface examination would tell you the figure was nonsense. 40 billion was around the figure we borrowed to bail out the banks and somehow people think we give that amount to the EU every year.

fantaiscool · 30-11-2020 12:18AM

Imagine what Ireland would look like today if we didn't have that net 40 billion from 1973 onwards.

Birneybau · 30-11-2020 12:50AM

NovemberWren wrote: »

Vanity, of course.

The fianna fail 'plain people of ireland', - now that thousands upon thousands of them are Millionaires - require now, - that immigrant persons, being dependent on their investor houses, will look to/consider them [as opposed to the Merchant twats of F.G.] as, the Superior Irish Fianna Fail beauties.

[as the actual irish recognise them a mile off].

The AI requires more work

Eggs For Dinner · 30-11-2020 07:25AM

dasdog wrote: »

One of the speakers really went for it. I should hope he is returning home to the Central Mental Hospital this evening.

https://www.pscp.tv/DeeWall77749076/1nAKELXNazgxL?t=21m52s

I watched that intending to have my usual laugh at these deluded people. However, I'd be quite concerned for the speaker. Hopefully things work out OK for him

francois · 30-11-2020 08:09AM

ancapailldorcha wrote: »

Source?

Plucked from where the sun doesn't shine

ancapailldorcha · 30-11-2020 08:30AM

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

there wont be a source because the figure is nonsense.

Obviously but I like to give people a chance to show where they get this stuff from.

Seth Brundle · 30-11-2020 08:32AM

francois wrote: »

Plucked from where the sun doesn't shine

Leitrim?

Wompa1 · 30-11-2020 09:59AM

Just read a bit of this thread. Are there examples of PC Culture and people getting fired in Ireland from it?

I was just thinking that the other night. Tubirdy dropped the F word on a kid's toy show on Friday night. If it happened in any other country, there would probably be loads of complaints and he'd lose his job. I doubt anyone gave a toss here. The only people who might complain will be those who don't like him...

Dunphy had multiple occasions of cursing and being an arsehole..

ancapailldorcha · 30-11-2020 10:01AM

Wompa1 wrote: »

Just read a bit of this thread. Are there examples of PC Culture and people getting fired in Ireland from it?

I was just thinking that the other night. Tubirdy dropped the F word on a kid's toy show on Friday night. If it happened in any other country, there would probably be loads of complaints and he'd lose his job. I doubt anyone gave a toss here. The only people who might complain will be those who don't like him...

Dunphy had multiple occasions of cursing and being an arsehole..

That's nonsense. I dislike Tubridy but it's not like he roared "c*nt" at the kid or something. It was an accident and we got a laugh out of it. It'd be the same here.

Howard Beale · 30-11-2020 10:09AM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Im not, the cookie analogy the poster originally responded to my completely unrelated post is a quote originally from the US where blanket insults of ‘bankers’ are often anti jewish dog whistles

The one group Gemma never ever ever touch.

Who do you think Gemma works for?

Her and the utter scum of far lesser intelligence than her she manipulates who are semi literate are there to undermine and smear any movement that gets going.

Truth is Ireland is being sold down the swanee unemployment countless suicides umpteen businesses closing etc etc but Gemma and the convict morons she uses (Andy/Dee) are there to make an utter bollocks of anything that gets going.

That's there job. Period. It works. Public opinion of them is they are scum and Dee etc are. Utter utter vile ignorant disgusting hate filled toxic scum. Gems uses these morons.

Gemma is too cute to ever mention who's really at the top.

In order to understand who rules over you simply look at who you can never criticize-Voltaire.

Birneybau · 30-11-2020 10:23AM

Howard Beale wrote: »

The one group Gemma never ever ever touch.

Who do you think Gemma works for?

Her and the utter scum of far lesser intelligence than her she manipulates who are semi literate are there to undermine and smear any movement that gets going.

Truth is Ireland is being sold down the swanee unemployment countless suicides umpteen businesses closing etc etc but Gemma and the convict morons she uses (Andy/Dee) are there to make an utter bollocks of anything that gets going.

That's there job. Period. It works. Public opinion of them is they are scum and Dee etc are. Utter utter vile ignorant disgusting hate filled toxic scum. Gems uses these morons.

Gemma is too cute to ever mention who's really at the top.

In order to understand who rules over you simply look at who you can never criticize-Voltaire.

The Jews are controlling Gem Gems and her crowd and the toasters been laughing at me.

HBC08 · 30-11-2020 10:25AM

ancapailldorcha wrote: »

Source?

Saw it on the side of a big red bus.

Dr golden 2 · 30-11-2020 10:27AM

I think it is very possible that Gemma is a disinformation agent on the government payroll.

Birneybau · 30-11-2020 10:30AM

Dr golden 2 wrote: »

I think it is very possible that Gemma is a disinformation agent on the government payroll.

Is she, aye?

ancapailldorcha · 30-11-2020 10:30AM

Dr golden 2 wrote: »

I think it is very possible that Gemma is a disinformation agent on the government payroll.

Nah. No government is sufficiently competent to pull something like that off without blowing it in some way.

freshpopcorn · 30-11-2020 10:34AM

Dr golden 2 wrote: »

I think it is very possible that Gemma is a disinformation agent on the government payroll.

She does them so many favors tough. If anybody questions any restrictions or anything to do with Covid. They are immediately labeled in the same category as Gemma.

The Nal · 30-11-2020 10:37AM

Dr golden 2 wrote: »

I think it is very possible that Gemma is a disinformation agent on the government payroll.

She none of these things but her "work" has done wonders for left wing politics in Ireland because its done huge damage to the right that will take years to recover from.

Gemma not taking enforced retirement too well

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