Bishop of hope wrote: » You mean big Phil arrogance, he was forced to resign by FG. The most arrogant party throughout this year with zero accountability re covid, Sinn Féin by a mile.
Deleted User wrote: » I thought that it was his EU Employers who demanded his resignation.
Bannasidhe wrote: » I do. And I will continue to do so unless they give me a reason not to like: FF - Corruption, cronyism, crashed the economy. FG - Neo-liberal economic policies putting private profits above the welfare of the general public, cronyism, austerity (but not for elected officials). LP - mudguard for the above. GP - ditto. SF - Animal welfare and Inkgate has me thinking closing ranks to protect the party is a too familiar story. Áontu - don't make me laugh. What I will not be doing is basing my opinion on a wee radio interview such as the one you are "discussing", I'll go by voting record in the Dáil, Private Member's Bills introduced etc etc - that kind of stuff.
Bowie wrote: » SF aren't in government. Varadkar leaked confidential document to a pal to try cadge votes. Head and shoulders above the DUP refusing to listen to SF in another jurisdiction. Give over.
smurgen wrote: » So it seems the delay in vaccine rollout of ireland versus our European counterparts is due to staff shortages. Why they don't use those who answered Harris' call for health care workers to return home is beyond me:https://twitter.com/marietcasey/status/1343156767199518722?s=19
Bishop of hope wrote: » Yeah.https://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/michelle-oneill-did-not-endorse-public-health-message-despite-experts-advice-39904031.html I posted that in the SF thread, not making a, point of it here, I'd be prepared for your response on either or both.
Bowie wrote: » It doesn't give much detail and has little to do with refuting your claim that SF's alledged actions in another jurisdiction outweigh or are more hypocritical than what our government have been at. I suppose it'll be no accountability and more deflection from the ignorant Irish government parties in 2021. Would be in everyone's interest if they cleaned up their act and stop talking ****e.
smurgen wrote: » Why is the vaccination program not going ahead at weekends? No rush lads... At your own pace... "The vaccinators are not listed as working on the weekends under the draft HSE timeline."https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/news/operation-vaccination-hses-plan-for-care-home-residents-39902805.html
jelem wrote: » two boxes on a pallet ---- ya need to say more about fg\ff government, oh and the fake greens
Bishop of hope wrote: » It would seem strange and hard to believe that no weekend inoculations would take place. The only reason I can think of would perhaps be the amount of vaccines available per week at the initial stages. It seems general inoculation wot take place till May or June so supply must be the issue.
RandomViewer wrote: » Did you ever see such a staged photo, how would the two boxes stay on the pallet in the back of the van with no wrap or strapping?
Bishop of hope wrote: » It does. "Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill blocked "necessary" public health information from being released across Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales one week before Christmas, despite being advised by her own government's chief medical officer and chief scientific adviser to endorse it".
smurgen wrote: » Why don't we ask someone high up like say the tainiste for example...oh wait. Cancel that suggestion. Well at least he say we'll catch. Good enough 😊.https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1343170821880119298?s=19
blanch152 wrote: » Ha, ha, that Kylie Minogue song comes to mind. What was it called? “Can’t get Leo out of my head”? Broken record stuck in a groove, with nearly every post about a single politician. As for the other jurisdiction (which you have brought up), the vetoing by Sinn Fein of a UK-wide message, against the advice of the public health experts, is a disgrace.
smurgen wrote: » It's alot more nuanced than some posters like to say up north anyway. SF thread really is the place for this sort of thing. Thanks for bringing up Varadkar again mind.reminds me of how much of a moron he is. He's literally gone against NPHET a few times now and cannot admit the CMO has been proven right. A dangerous idiot. Lying again ; "Mr Varadkar said the Cabinet had already gone against NPHET's recommendation in the decision not to close non-essential retail, however, he said everything would be reviewed when ministers meet again on Tuesday. Noting the fact that almost 1,300 new cases were recorded last night, Mr Varadkar said: "Nobody anticipated that numbers would rise so quickly."https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40197192.html However here's NPHET's advice to government on October 5th; "Case numbers and hospitalisations are growing exponentially. The Reproductive number is now estimated at 1.2. If we fail to reduce viral transmission nationwide immediately, we could see 1,100 – 1,500 cases per day and 300-450 people in hospital by November 7th."https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/4e25b-statement-from-the-national-public-health-emergency-team-wednesday-7-october/
FrancieBrady wrote: » FG and FF still playing for votes on striving against something surprising and overwhelming yet they have consistently walked us into situations that have overwhelmed and surprised us, instead of doing what they are extolling everybody else to do - listen to the expert advice. Now we have the abject delay on rolling out the vaccine...days behind everybody else. Disappointing but fairly predictable.
Deleted User wrote: » As usual, they’re damned if they do and damned if they don’t. No doubt there’ll be the usual posters griping about who gets inoculated first.
![Photo of [Deleted User]](https://wf.vanillicon.com/v2/f054c80ff399c4eba8d719c617220a57.svg)
