FrancieBrady wrote: » 'Leak' Yes Pearse requested info under FOI.
mikep wrote: » Did Pearse leak the story about the leak as the article states that it is info from an FOI sent to Pearse that was "seen" by the IT....
FrancieBrady wrote: » He retweeted the Irish Times headline, written by the Irish Times...i.e. he did not say it himself. You are not great on clarity FS are you?
FreudianSlippers wrote: » It cracks me up that these lads are all about inferring context when it suits them but when it doesn't they're jumping up and down to be like "show me exactly where he said every specific word"
FreudianSlippers wrote: » So that is what you're saying then?
Deleted User wrote: » because the government worked to.coverup school outbreaks..
McMurphy wrote: » I'll ask again, where did Doherty say that
He needs to explain how he was able to get his hands on a document, and provide it to his friend, that was so confidential that the minister for health was being denied a copy by his own officials
FrancieBrady wrote: » He actually says 'via Irish Times'.
blanch152 wrote: » Have you managed to read Pearse's tweets and retweets on the issue yet?
blanch152 wrote: » Doherty says "Varadkar leaked GP contract while minister for health was urgently seeking copy"
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Ah yes the airtight legal argument "retweets aren't endorsements" :pac:
FrancieBrady wrote: » Sure.
McMurphy wrote: » Some lads are so arrogant, holding their hands up and admitting they didn't bother to read, or did read and misread a very clear article that was in no way shape or form difficult to follow. Some think people said things in the article that was the headline of the author. I suppose if they're pedanting the shyte out of that, it's a distraction from Leo's blatant lies in the Dail, and his blatant undermining and disrespect of his minister for health at the time. This is what you're up against here. Business as usual.
FreudianSlippers wrote: » I've made it super clear by directly saying to you that I'm not doing that, that I'm not doing that. I'm now directly saying that to you again - you're now incorrectly putting words in my mouth.
FrancieBrady wrote: » You are clearly trying to downplay this breaking story...i.e. 'nothing to see here, wasting 15 minutes of my time, this is the same story as in November, etc etc'.
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Then you aren't sure what is. How is clarifying it is the same document even remotely the same as saying that the leaking of that document is/was fine? I can not have been clearer with you. You obviously refuse or accept that... but go off and put words in my mouth.
McMurphy wrote: » Five months/Five years, matters little in your case, as you literally admitted you knew, and were familiar about it FFS. It's difficult to remember posting that all those minutes ago I suppose. Lol. Clutching more straws than Wurzel Gummidge playing with himself.
blanch152 wrote: » If you do not share the consensus pro-republican anti-government view on this thread, expect your posts to be parsed and analysed so that they can be misinterpreted and reinterpreted to mean something completely different to what the clear intention, tone and content of your post is.
FrancieBrady wrote: » You asked and then said this: if that ain't saying, 'nothing to see here', I am not sure what is.
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Jesus. Sigh. 1. I asked if the leaked document was the same one that was reported in November 2020 or was it a new document. Ok? 2. The person who posted the tweet completely abreacted to me asking a question and started moaning relentlessly. Still with me? 3. Rather than receive a simple "yes it is" or "no it isn't" from said poster, I had to go off and look up the document in question from November 2020 reporting. 4. I concluded that the document was the same document and thought I'd helpfully post that here in case anyone else was wondering, as I genuinely was. Is that clear enough for you?
yes, it is the same document in question from reporting in November, not a separate/different document. Glad I had to waste 15 mins looking into it myself when one of those muppets could have just answered a genuine question. FFS
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Why would you suggest that's clear to anyone? A random 2019 document that I should know about when I live in Ireland for 5 months of the year? Admit it, I asked you a simple question and you went off on one rather than just answering the question.
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Wait again, or is this a repost of the same story from before Christmas (early November?)?
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Wait again, or is this just a repost of the same story from before Christmas (early November?)?
blanch152 wrote: » They are a direct quote from his tweet. I told you already to read his tweets and retweets where he goes even further. He might want to take some advice from Stanley and close his Twitter account.
FrancieBrady wrote: » What are you saying then?
McMurphy wrote: » You put quotation marks up against remarks from the article you wrongly ascribed to Doherty blanch. Just admit it. Or, if not from the article - link me to Doherty Saying what you quoted him saying. You're a gas man.
FreudianSlippers wrote: » Let's be clear here since you are having trouble with this: I am not saying that there is "nothing to see here". Happy now?
blanch152 wrote: » Never said he said that in the article. Once again, you dissemble and obfuscate in a byzantine attempt to excuse the bad behaviour of a Shinner. Read Pearse's tweets and retweets.