2nd Quinn rally this Sunday

Ronin247 · 13-09-2012 04:55PM #1

http://www.northernsound.ie/news-details.php?nid=11591

There is another rally being held in support of Sean Quinn and his family this weekend.I am expecting a large turnout from After Hours, if only to heckle the speakers.

Anyone needs a lift from Dublin you can pm a mod as they are organising 12 busses from Dublin and a few from round the country.Book your seat early.

Biggins · 13-09-2012 04:56PM

Turning up to heckle will see no one eventually happy.

Let the daft buggers expose their daftness.

BattleCorp · 13-09-2012 04:57PM

Fcukin Gobsh1tes.

Have they nothing better to be doing, such as paying the extra 2% insurance levy, paying their tax into toxic banks etc on behalf of the Quinns.

There sure are some dumbass people in this country.

To avoid confusion, it's the Quinn supporters that I'm saying are dumbasses.

Dr Turk Turkelton · 13-09-2012 04:58PM

Doubt this will happen after the incident I have heard about that happened in Quinn cement today.

Can't say anymore for now out of respect for people involved but I imagine it will be on the news tonight.

My name is URL · 13-09-2012 05:08PM

Cuchulainn1. wrote: »

Doubt this will happen after the incident I have heard about that happened in Quinn cement today.

Can't say anymore for now out of respect for people involved but I imagine it will be on the news tonight.

If you're talking about the death of Brian Og Maguire, it's already been on the news.

kub · 13-09-2012 05:11PM

Typical rural Ireland mentality, hence we have gob sh**es in The Dail

BattleCorp · 13-09-2012 05:13PM

kub wrote: »

Typical rural Ireland mentality, hence we have gob sh**es in The Dail

I'm from rural Ireland and I'm not a supporter of the Quinns.

It wasn't people from rural Ireland who elected two of the crookedest (if there is such a word) politicians we have ever seen, in Haughey and Aherne.

Yes, rural Ireland has elected some pure gobsh1tes to Dail Eireann but we can't claim exclusivity to that honour, the city folk have elected plenty of their own gobsh1tes too.

ejmaztec · 13-09-2012 05:15PM

kub wrote: »

Typical rural Ireland mentality, hence we have gob sh**es in The Dail

A sizeable number of gobsh1tes have been voted in by city-slickers as well. :P

bbam · 13-09-2012 05:20PM

BattleCorp wrote: »

I'm from rural Ireland and I'm not a supporter of the Quinns. Nor am I a gobsh1te.

Indeed..
I'm from rural Cavan and nothing would make me happier than to see Sean Quinn and some of his litter locked up for a decent amount of time for what they have done..
TBH his "support" is really only concentrated immediately round the factories and a few GAA heads and their friends who he's obviously been palming with cash down the years and now he's cashing in on it.

TheBody · 13-09-2012 05:21PM

I'd love to puch every moron that supports Quinn.

BattleCorp · 13-09-2012 05:22PM

TheBody wrote: »

I'd love to puch every moran that support Quinn.

Lucky I'm not a Moran. I've a different surname altogether.

My name is URL · 13-09-2012 05:22PM

TheBody wrote: »

I'd love to puch every moran that support Quinn.

Most of the Moran's are a decent bunch to be fair.

TheBody · 13-09-2012 05:24PM

My name is URL wrote: »

Most of the Moran's are a decent bunch to be fair.

Well spotted

. Don't get me started on the Moran's!!

Gee Bag · 13-09-2012 05:24PM

kub wrote: »

Typical rural Ireland mentality, hence we have gob sh**es in The Dail

Says the city slicker from Cork! HA HA HA HA HA HA!

Ah no in all seriousness,

thanks for voting Michael Martin in again. HA HA HA HA HA HA! Top of the fecking poll! HA HA HA HA HA HA!

bbam · 13-09-2012 05:25PM

TheBody wrote: »

I'd love to puch every moran moron that support Quinn.

I've heard some morons cant spell either:P

sorry couldn't resist...

Fenian Army · 13-09-2012 05:32PM

Quinn, like him or hate him, brought thousands and thousands of jobs to an area which has been utterly ignored since the foundation of the state. Its only natural that those people would feel some loyalty towards him for bringing those jobs to the border area, something the govt never bothered to even try to do.

That said he is a gobsh!te who played a major part in the anglo fiasco, but he didn't guarantee the banks so it can't all be pinned on him. His neck wouldn't be the first on the chopping block.

That so many feel such loyalty towards him despite his role in destroying the economy really highlights the chronic neglect border counties have suffered, as these people know that without Quinn their areas economies would have been much worse off over the past decades.

I think people who march for him are wrong to do so, but its understandable why they do.

Biggins · 13-09-2012 05:44PM

Fenian Army wrote: »

Quinn, like him or hate him, brought thousands and thousands of jobs to an area which has been utterly ignored since the foundation of the state. Its only natural that those people would feel some loyalty towards him for bringing those jobs to the border area, something the govt never bothered to even try to do.

That said he is a gobsh!te who played a major part in the anglo fiasco, but he didn't guarantee the banks so it can't all be pinned on him. His neck wouldn't be the first on the chopping block.

That so many feel such loyalty towards him despite his role in destroying the economy really highlights the chronic neglect border counties have suffered, as these people know that without Quinn their areas economies would have been much worse off over the past decades.

I think people who march for him are wrong to do so, but its understandable why they do.

Your right, he did create jobs - but (and I can't understand this) people seem willing to forget that he also then dumped them jobs to save his own ass and send company assets and monetary notes, to forigne shores, trying possibly to get them out of the reach of our courts - you know, the state (thats you and I) which subsequently is left to pay for his mess and further antics!

What part of that do the stupid not get or understand?

They on their own - regardless of who else is bad - broke the laws of this land under their own steam and with no gun to their heads!

The same people that stand there and support this man/family, are some possibly that give out about having to pay state fines when they get one following orders from a court - but pay it they do, even if reluctantly.
Yet, the same people are supporting others that equally broke state laws and willing to overlook their unwillingness to pay-up or co-operate - and are left to pay too for their mess!

What stupidity!
What blindness!

What double-standards!

bbam · 13-09-2012 05:50PM

a criminal is a criminal, plane and simple. No matter what anyone else has done neither does it matter who did the wrong first.. The fact that he created jobs in the past only makes it more important that he is brought to rights. We cant have a country that allows criminals to go free because they once created jobs..

Apart from Mick Wallace, he's a TD in the Dail so anything goes there.. Maybe Quinn should have stood for office??

Biggins · 13-09-2012 05:52PM

bbam wrote: »

...Apart from Mick Wallace, he's a TD in the Dail so anything goes there.. Maybe Quinn should have stood for office??

He just might still if he can get away record free!

arse..biscuits · 13-09-2012 06:02PM

How about all those who support the Quinns pay up to cover the insurance levy and leave the rest of us out of it.

Ronin247 · 13-09-2012 08:36PM

bbam wrote: »

a criminal is a criminal, plane and simple..................................................................

bbam wrote: »

I've heard some morons cant spell either:P

sorry couldn't resist...

:D:D

cavan4sam · 13-09-2012 08:58PM

TheBody wrote: »

I'd love to puch every moron that supports Quinn.

head for ballyconnell then so

Menas · 13-09-2012 08:59PM

I wonder will Fr Brian D'arcy be there to offer comfort and support to his parishoner Sean Quinn?
I wonder will Mickey Harte bleed the last bit of sympathy we have for him by giving a wee speech.
I wonder will Tyrone GAA continue to call anyone who criticises Mickey Harte 'gullible' for doing so?

I wonder will Senator Sean Kelly be there to support him (and then later state that his support is been misinterpreted.

I would go myself with a big tractor full of slurry to spread on that shower of egits only but I have to stay and work to try to feed the family.

arse..biscuits · 13-09-2012 10:44PM

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I wonder will Fr Brian D'arcy be there to offer comfort and support to his parishoner Sean Quinn?
I wonder will Mickey Harte bleed the last bit of sympathy we have for him by giving a wee speech.
I wonder will Tyrone GAA continue to call anyone who criticises Mickey Harte 'gullible' for doing so?

I wonder will Senator Sean Kelly be there to support him (and then later state that his support is been misinterpreted.

I would go myself with a big tractor full of slurry to spread on that shower of egits only but I have to stay and work to try to feed the family.

I'll give you a day's pay if you do it.

Biggins · 14-09-2012 12:33PM

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/the-secret-donor-sean-quinn-given-500000-to-help-fight-anglo-case-3228826.html

A SECRET donor has offered €500,000 to help fund Sean Quinn's family legal action against the former Anglo Irish Bank.

Apparently they will be doing a collection for the poor man at his rally soon!

Idiots!

Yesterday, Judge McCloskey ruled that there had been further assignments of the underlying debt from Lyndhurst to Ukrainian companies Zenith and Elegant Invest -- transfers that allegedly took place in December 2011 but had not been disclosed to the High Court.

The IBRC argued that the new transfers amounted to further attempts to place the multi-million-euro assets beyond its reach.

"With each passing phase of this litigation, the correctness of this finding is vindicated and fortified," said Judge McCloskey.

Lollipops23 · 14-09-2012 12:41PM

It boggles the mind how people can get behind the Quinns in such a public way. I genuinely don't understand it, can someone give me an overview of why people think the sun shines out of Seany's arse?

Biggins · 14-09-2012 12:43PM

Lollipops23 wrote: »

It boggles the mind how people can get behind the Quinns in such a public way. I genuinely don't understand it, can someone give me an overview of why people think the sun shines out of Seany's arse?

I know, he defied the law, court orders, and tried to shift money/assets seemingly illegally!

...But like Charlie Haughty, Bertie and the whole Drumcondra Mafia... "Sure he was a grand chap! He shook my hand, bought me a pint or fixed the light on me road!"

Lollipops23 · 14-09-2012 12:48PM

Biggins wrote: »

I know, he defied the law, court orders, and tried to shift money/assets seemingly illegally!

...But like Charlie Haughty, Bertie and the whole Drumcondra Mafia... "Sure he was a grand chap! He shook my hand, bought me a pint or fixed the light on me road!"

My mother was reared in Haughey's constituency during his reign, she's told me countless stories of how he schmoozed the locals on Sunday's after mass.

Pig.

Biggins · 14-09-2012 12:50PM

Lollipops23 wrote: »

My mother was reared in Haughey's constituency during his reign, she's told me countless stories of how he schmoozed the locals on Sunday's after mass.

Pig.

Aye, then behind their back, spent their money.

My name is URL · 14-09-2012 12:53PM

Lollipops23 wrote: »

It boggles the mind how people can get behind the Quinns in such a public way. I genuinely don't understand it, can someone give me an overview of why people think the sun shines out of Seany's arse?

Because he provided jobs for them and many of their family members in an area which has always had relatively low levels of new job creation? It's just blind loyalty.

Something similar goes on to this day in the area where I live, re Larry Goodman. You'd never hear a bad word said about the man despite him being at the center of one of the biggest tribunals the country has ever seen. Even at the time it would be rare for anyone to say that he may have been involved in anything untoward.

kincsem · 14-09-2012 12:55PM

The weather forecast is rain on Sunday. i hope it won't spoil their protest..

2nd Quinn rally this Sunday

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