Good bye Fianna Fail

AckwelFoley · 20-11-2010 04:24PM

Bambi wrote: »

Only thing that will kill off FF is to disenfranchise large swathes of the nations culchies.

FF do rather well in Dublin.

Ye elected bertie remember

thebigbiffo · 20-11-2010 04:29PM

we're they're screwed alright. no doubt about that. only thing they can hope for is a lot of new faces, new policies and new idea's in the next few years. do the electorate have long memories? do they f'uck. the next time the country gets screwed by the politicos, whoever was in opposition will get back in...and so the world keeps spinning...

Dyr · 20-11-2010 04:36PM

snyper wrote: »

FF do rather well in Dublin.

Ye elected bertie remember

I said we need to disenfranchise culchies...there are many many culchies in Dublin.

I'll warrant that you voted Fianna Fail. Case Closed.

HarryPotter41 · 20-11-2010 04:40PM

thebigbiffo wrote: »

we're they're screwed alright. no doubt about that. only thing they can hope for is a lot of new faces, new policies and new idea's in the next few years. do the electorate have long memories? do they f'uck. the next time the country gets screwed by the politicos, whoever was in opposition will get back in...and so the world keeps spinning...

Would love FF in opposition for ten years, weed out the f**kwits and numpties, change the party from top to bottom and bring it back from people who think dignity is sitting in a cupboard being paid by a british newspaper.

Monty Burnz · 20-11-2010 04:46PM

the_syco wrote: »

Can someone remind me how FG said that they'd pull the few million out of their ass to ensure that the EU loans are not needed?

I think the point is not that Fianna Failure caused this disaster in the last 3 months, they created it over 13 years.

And by the way, the guys they were really working for are riding off into the sunset with a fortune. Makes you proud to be Irish, doesn't it?

Mark200 · 20-11-2010 05:59PM

ascanbe wrote: »

To translate: 'I'm a FF supporter. When i thought they were riding high, i would've flaunted it in my posts'.

I'm f*cking sick of people like you who attempt to label anyone who steps back from this anti-FF mob mentality going on this country as a FF supporter.

the_syco · 20-11-2010 06:22PM

Stained Class wrote: »

18% of voters

In most countries, a majority vote is needed. Here, less than one fifth is needed to get you into government...

Biggins wrote: »

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20101120/tuk-unions-threaten-civil-disobedience-e1cd776.html

Hrm. I wonder how many of the union members still have jobs? And out of them, I wonder how many will risk their jobs by going on strike? These are hard times, with people watching their backs, so I wonder how much of a response the unions will get, with their "call to arms", as it were?

marcsignal · 20-11-2010 06:25PM

thebaz wrote: »

An Irish institution, a symbol of the our new Republic, created by de Valera

guarded by Lemass, Lynch and Reynolds

wounded by Haughey

but destroyed by aherne and cowen

R.I.P.

I will not miss them :cool:

PeterIanStaker · 20-11-2010 07:27PM

FF down to 17% from 18% in the Red C poll.

This can only mean one thing:

Someone's granny died.

CantGetNoSleep · 20-11-2010 07:58PM

I'm voting for them in the next election

Son Of A Vidic · 20-11-2010 07:59PM

R.I.P
R.I.H. - Rest In Hell

Biggins · 20-11-2010 08:01PM

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

I'm voting for them in the next election

Please don't feed it - 'nuff said.

ejmaztec · 20-11-2010 08:34PM

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

I'm voting for them in the next election

Chronic insomnia does tend to drive sufferers insane. Have you tried pills?

HellFireClub · 20-11-2010 08:46PM

The problem with Ireland...

ejmaztec · 20-11-2010 09:13PM

There will be so much spin by FF that people will convince themselves by the next election, that FF never did anything wrong, and always had our best interests at heart. We will all be so overcome with guilt at wrecking Ireland, that we will re-elect our saviours.:(

LarrytheLantern · 20-11-2010 09:23PM

As much as I would celebrate if every last one of them was put-down, I expect they'll be back.
Since this "republic" was founded, we've practically been a 1 party state.
As a nation/electorate we are very slow learners.

I recall speaking to a FF supporting priest once telling me "if his mother stood or the opposition, he wouldn't for them".:o

DualFrontDiscs · 20-11-2010 10:24PM

Dublin's four-year plan is expected to set out how it will reduce the deficit to below 3% by Tuesday at the latest.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11801680

thebaz · 21-11-2010 01:00AM

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

I'm voting for them in the next election

i just hope Bertie goes up for Presidency, he might actually get to feal the anger in the Nation , he created

Good bye Fianna Fail

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