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Fianna Fail's Top 100 Strokes - Add Yours

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Please help get this list to 100, it should be very easy.

This is the Ultimate list of Fianna Fail's Top 100 Strokes.

Lets gets the list started then...

1) The decision to give excess Irish cheese to people on social welfare and
those "most in need". (Christmas 2010)

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kupus

Building a port tunnel too small for the high rig tucks

Building PPARs

Voting Machines

Giving Unions TOO MUCH POWER.

Selling of gas fields when Norway was there to help and guide Ireland to do it independent.

McSharry, Charlie, Cowen Aherne, Lawlor, Flynn, McCrevvey Reynolds..... all a bunch of self serving impotent co*ksu*ckers that have ever walked in shoe leather.

I had to delete this line as I would probably be reported, flagged & banned with the Irish Secret Service coming to my door. It had to do with shovels and shotguns. You can fill in the blanks.

tricky D

Capping the church's liability for raping and abusing children at €120 million meaning we have paid the balance which, so far, is up to a grand total of €1.22 billion.

Special thanks goes to Dr. Michael Woods from my own constituency for that piece of moral bankruptcy where he deliberately bypassed the judicary. Next time I pass him in the street when some punter is fawning over him telling him what a good job he did, I don't think I'll be able to merely walk on by, whether his wife is with him or not. Cnut of the highest order.

MrStuffins

lastlaugh wrote: »

3. Opening the floodgates and letting lots of foreign people onto our native shores

Yeah, because the Irish have never left to go live anywhere else!

lastlaugh

Shryke wrote: »

Overseeing it in the worst fashion possible. Are you actually serious?

:rolleyes:
Haters gonna hate.

Underdraft

Timing the SSIA scheme offer almost perfectly with the 2002 general election. Also making the dividend date 5 years to ensure repayment sync'd with the next election.

Shryke

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Overseeing the greatest period of prosperity this country has ever seen.

Overseeing it in the worst fashion possible. Are you actually serious?

mike65

Stiffler2 wrote: »

Health minister was an obese overweight monster
Transport minister didn't have a driving license
And so on

Progressive Dessocrat not FF

Leo Dowling

Stiffler2 wrote: »

Health minister was an obese overweight monster

Just one of the myriad of ways FF and FG are carbon copies of each other.

Liam Byrne

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Overseeing the greatest period of prosperity this country has ever seen.

By "overseeing", you mean "blowing", right ? Or "barely taking notice of what's really going on" ?

mike65

Selling passports for cash.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Overseeing the greatest period of prosperity this country has ever seen.

lastlaugh

Stiffler2 wrote: »

Health minister was an obese overweight monster
Transport minister didn't have a driving license
And so on

Ah c'mon now, just 'cause she was a little chunky doesn't mean she wasn't good at her job!

Stiffler2

Health minister was an obese overweight monster
Transport minister didn't have a driving license
And so on

token101

Mary Hanafin and Mary Coughlan. They must have been stroking something.

Smcgie

All the ole men and women who vote for them regardless because their parents told them too/did it. - Idiots

TeddyTedson

:pac:

Get a nice little Fetac level 5 cert at the end perhaps. We should have to pay 100euro to do it every election year.

lastlaugh

TeddyTedson wrote: »

You have to blame the idiots who kept voting them back in.
Far too many uninformed voters. There should be a Fás course that explains the polices of each party that everyone must attend before voting in a general election

Ha ha, a Fas course, that's a good one!

El Weirdo

TeddyTedson wrote: »

You have to blame the idiots who kept voting them back in.
Far too many uninformed voters. There should be a Fás course that explains the polices of each party that everyone must attend before voting in a general election

Yes, because FÁS have such a good track record at training people.

TeddyTedson

You have to blame the idiots who kept voting them back in.
Far too many uninformed voters. There should be a Fás course that explains the polices of each party that everyone must attend before voting in a general election

lastlaugh

42. Being in cohorts with the banks and ruining the country and all that kind of type of thing.

lastlaugh

4. Giving out loads of money to lay abouts and single mothers.

Underdraft

*. Paying something like €50m for e-voting machines and then when they were deemed unsuitable paying their own cronies to store them indefinitely.

* Constitutional referendums will continue until you pick the 'correct' answer x2

AnonoBoy

Back stroke.

Charlie was brilliant at it.

lastlaugh

3. Opening the floodgates and letting lots of foreign people onto our native shores

the purple tin

A minister for finance who didn't have a bank account.

Vanderbilt

General Election 2007

El Weirdo

2. Being so utterly incompetently useless and corrupt that the voting public actually thought that FG would be a good alternative.