anyone here going to vote sinn féin?

nialldabass · 16-02-2011 07:37PM

ironbluedun wrote: »

no chance....i dont like famines.

It was not a lack of food that caused the "famine" it was a greedy overlord robbing us blind. wow how things have changed

Imaginary Boy · 16-02-2011 07:41PM

Maybe... :rolleyes:

KELTICKNIGHTT · 16-02-2011 09:10PM

Euroland wrote: »

Come on, learn to read the news. The article was saying the up to BEUR 132 was borrowed from ECB by banks operating in Ireland. However it also said that only 66% of the amount was borrowed by the domestic ones. The rest was borrowed by the foreign-owned banks. These foreign banks all have established entities here. The entities also borrow as they also need money to support their operations in Ireland, i.e. giving mortgages, loans, support current accounts, etc.

how about do the maths,where you get 16 billion too run services and 50 billion

KELTICKNIGHTT · 16-02-2011 09:12PM

phantom_lord wrote: »

I just find the whole thing bizarre; the supporters in the thread can't defend them and must be aware of the weakness in their position, and yet are still going to go out and vote for them.

they cant as cant the sf party,sf will always if they last as a party in back benches,good place for them

KELTICKNIGHTT · 16-02-2011 09:14PM

nialldabass wrote: »

Yes but whoever it is will be defaulting, so if they say different they are not being honest. Non of them go far enough as far as I'm concerned but the closest I can find is SF, and it galls me to say that, for many reasons

if sf comes in next election ,hopefully they learn from this one,as there policys dont work ,figures dont work,so sf manifesto not worth the paper its written on

wee truck big driver · 16-02-2011 09:28PM

i would like to give a wee anology, lets presume the country is a bus after the election f.g will be driving the bus so sinn fein dont have to say where the 15 billion is going to come from (for all yous claiming to be mathematical genius surely you can add up all the sinn fein candiates and realise even if they where all elected they couldnt make up the next goverment) as they will be sitting down the back. but your mate enda will be driving . the bus is already heading for the cliff and in a year at the very most two when we come to the cliff and enda puts his foot on the brake he will realise the pedal is missing (sure he gave that to the ecb) so he tries to steer away and finds the steering wheel is gone (wouldnt believe it the fcuking imf have that)

Monty Burnz · 16-02-2011 09:33PM

wee truck big driver wrote: »

i would like to give a wee anology, lets presume the country is a bus after the election f.g will be driving the bus so sinn fein dont have to say where the 15 billion is going to come from (for all yous claiming to be mathematical genius surely you can add up all the sinn fein candiates and realise even if they where all elected they couldnt make up the next goverment) as they will be sitting down the back. but your mate enda will be driving . the bus is already heading for the cliff and in a year at the very most two when we come to the cliff and enda puts his foot on the brake he will realise the pedal is missing (sure he gave that to the ecb) so he tries to steer away and finds the steering wheel is gone (wouldnt believe it the fcuking imf have that)

So, to continue your analogy, it's ok for Sinn Fein to pretend they know where FG should be driving the bus, but in reality they haven't a clue? Instead, they just criticise wherever Enda goes, pretending that they know the way to paradise?

wee truck big driver · 16-02-2011 09:41PM

as a s.f supporter i will be giving my number 2 + 3 to f.g

SafeSurfer · 16-02-2011 10:07PM

wee truck big driver wrote: »

i would like to give a wee anology, lets presume the country is a bus after the election f.g will be driving the bus so sinn fein dont have to say where the 15 billion is going to come from (for all yous claiming to be mathematical genius surely you can add up all the sinn fein candiates and realise even if they where all elected they couldnt make up the next goverment) as they will be sitting down the back. but your mate enda will be driving . the bus is already heading for the cliff and in a year at the very most two when we come to the cliff and enda puts his foot on the brake he will realise the pedal is missing (sure he gave that to the ecb) so he tries to steer away and finds the steering wheel is gone (wouldnt believe it the fcuking imf have that)

Can we call it Bertie Bus?

wee truck big driver · 16-02-2011 10:20PM

SafeSurfer wrote: »

Can we call it Bertie Bus?

if you like...........bertie ahhhhhhhhh he was a great driver everybody loved him

wee truck big driver · 16-02-2011 10:25PM

it would be interestin should open a post on f.g and see if it gets 1700 posts

Monty Burnz · 16-02-2011 10:39PM

wee truck big driver wrote: »

it would be interestin should open a post on f.g and see if it gets 1700 posts

Well fewer people are terrified of the idea of FG, and FG have fewer blind fanatical supporters

There is a thread there already though.

wee truck big driver · 16-02-2011 10:42PM

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Well fewer people are terrified of the idea of FG, and FG have fewer blind fanatical supporters

There is a thread there already though.

dont hear too many of finegaels feverent supporters questioning their ludicrous policies jesus thier manifesto has something for everyone. endas just like an irish santy claus

Monty Burnz · 16-02-2011 10:46PM

wee truck big driver wrote: »

endas just like an irish santy claus

Ho ho ho

Capt'n Midnight · 16-02-2011 11:58PM

Euroland wrote: »

Please don’t mix the EU and ECB (The Euro zone) up. These are 2 separate organizations. I want Ireland to be a part of the EU, but not a part of the Euro zone, we should be like Sweden, Denmark, UK, etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denmark_and_the_euro

Since 1 January 1999, the krone has been part of the ERM II mechanism, under which it is required to trade within a 2.25% either side of a specified rate of €1 = DKK 7.46038 ... However, the exchange rate has kept within 0.5% of the defined rate, even less than the set limits

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden_and_the_euro

Sweden joined the European Union in 1995 and its accession treaty obliged it to join the euro.

they haven't joined yet

Capt'n Midnight · 17-02-2011 12:01AM

Euroland wrote: »

1) Both of the countries want to make as many friends as possible among the Western countries

Do we have anything they want ?

We already buy lots of crap off China and fuel off Russia so neither would see us as a new market.

Belfast · 17-02-2011 12:11AM

I will vote shin fein because the we opposed to the bank bail out.

and because they are not Fianna Fail, Fine Gael or labour.

namloc1980 · 17-02-2011 12:15AM

Belfast wrote: »

I will vote shin fein because the we opposed to the bank bail out.

and because they are not Fianna Fail, Fine Gael or labour.

Sinn Féin voted for the Bank Guarantee. They've been trying to distance themselves from that for the last 2 and a half years but the fact remains they voted for it.

Wolfe Tone · 17-02-2011 12:17AM

wee truck big driver wrote: »

as a s.f supporter i will be giving my number 2 + 3 to f.g

Why on earth?

KELTICKNIGHTT · 17-02-2011 12:19AM

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Why on earth?

at least fg have policys that have figures that work
you should give your 1 and 2 and 3 too fg and labour :-)

Monty Burnz · 17-02-2011 12:23AM

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Why on earth?

Possibly because he does care how we fill the €15,000,000,000 funding gap that SF can't explain, and doesn't want to see pensioners and those on the dole penniless?

Wolfe Tone · 17-02-2011 12:29AM

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Possibly because he does care how we fill the €15,000,000,000 funding gap that SF can't explain, and doesn't want to see pensioners and those on the dole penniless?

I asked him, I didnt ask you.

KELTICKNIGHTT · 17-02-2011 12:29AM

:eek::rolleyes:

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

I asked him, I didnt ask you.

Davypat · 17-02-2011 12:39AM

danbohan wrote: »

all partys know their plans will not work, they know when they get into government they wont have to implement any of it, they are just appealing to the gulible to win support

Where will any of them get the money except by screwing the most vulnerable as they have already done?????

Davypat · 17-02-2011 12:41AM

KELTICKNIGHTT wrote: »

at least fg have policys that have figures that work
you should give your 1 and 2 and 3 too fg and labour :-)

Not on your nelly! Blueshirts & Stickies!!!!

Capt'n Midnight · 17-02-2011 01:05AM

steelcityblues wrote: »

I'd wager a lot of swing voters watching Martin's quip to Adams tonight will drift from FF to SF.

LOL

The big question in this election is how most of the undecideds will split their vote between FG and labour.

FF will pickup a little over the polls on local politics.

KELTICKNIGHTT · 17-02-2011 01:05AM

Davypat wrote: »

Not on your nelly! Blueshirts & Stickies!!!!

in that case then no vote for sf;ira party,same thing

Capt'n Midnight · 17-02-2011 01:22AM

danbohan wrote: »

except most peoples mothers are not british spys

Even if that were true, trying to justify a murder doesn't sit well with most of the electorate.

Davypat · 17-02-2011 04:24AM

Pete_Cavan wrote: »

Once again economics is avoided. Several times on this thread I have asked SF supporters to explain to me how the economic policies of SF can work seeing as they are obviously convinced they can work (cos why else would you vote for them). Every time they ignore the economics and go off on the same tangent as Doherty et al when they are asked these same questions. Clearly no one believes SFs policy can work (not even Doherty) and they will only do more damage to the economy.

Oh Dear, Oh Dear. There are none so blind as they that don't want to see!!!

KELTICKNIGHTT · 17-02-2011 04:31AM

Davypat wrote: »

Oh Dear, Oh Dear. There are none so blind as they that don't want to see!!!

another sf supporter answer without answering,good reason again not too vote sf

anyone here going to vote sinn féin?

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