Another "Freeman on the Land" Conspiracy Loon gets locked up for contempt of court

Yitzhak Rabin wrote: »

Questions for you Biggins:

Have DDI ever mentioned how they plan to implement their policy where someone can be thrown out of office? Couldn't the big parties just get their members together and have the smaller party members thrown out?

Also are we going to have about 20 referendums a year? People barely vote as it is...

A lot of things has come up in DDI office in Trim.
I'm sure a hell not going to discuss them here.

As for how DD actually works, I suggest you watch the following:



Why does other parties despise the idea of “Direct Democracy?”

The answer to that is very simple. They do not wish to be held fully accountable to the people at all times during their period of being elected as a representative of people.

Be it a national TD or local/county representative – in all cases they fear being called to order if they go against a mandate, do u-turns, misbehave and/or break the law themselves. They simply do not wish to be accountable at all times.

So what’s the reaction of those opposing Direct Democracy Ireland?

The answer to that question is obvious already. The other parties KNOW that they cannot be seen to be opposing the idea of people having power returned to them, that puts them once again in a bad light – so they are avoiding that issue at every turn possible. Instead, they are coming out and have decided upon another tactic.

It has been chosen to try tarnishing ”Direct Democracy Ireland” as just “freemen” – extreme left wing nutters – extreme right wing nutters – religious fanatics and more complete daftness that if anyone actually bothers to look at the party itself, see the people who is really involved around the country, look at the actual details and technical facts, they will only see complete decent ordinary people out to return power to the people through a complete legal legitimate process.

…But that hasn’t stopped a particular direction of opposition from making up complete absolute rubbish – in order to avoid the simple matter that they cannot answer back the fact that they are trying to deny the people regaining the power they once had in Irelands original constitution!

Opposing Direct Democracy is opposing having the people regaining back a more effective say in their own lives – and they cannot argue with that – no matter how much they will try, no matter how much they will try changing the subject – no matter how much lies they will also throw. If you want an example of the absolute nuttiness of their followers, an example of the complete lies they are trying to spin,

You should also notice that despite how much Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and Labour opposes “Direct Democracy Ireland” they not once however come out and use the false nuttiness of others from other organisations. This is because they KNOW there is nothing to the daftness that fools are trying to falsely spin. They know that if they were to state the same – they too would be quickly exposed as complete equal uneducated fools for repeating such silliness

MadsL wrote: »

The other political parties did not stick a notice on Ben Gilroy's front door that read
"Ben of the ancient clan of Giolla Rua" and Ben Gilroy™ - if he wants to be taken seriously, perhaps he could refrain from the trappings of Freeman nonsense.

Maybe he should but then its his democratic right to think and post what he wants - well it still is till some here clearly want to shut the hell of us up and see we can't have freedom of expression!

Aaa... sure they are a nice bunch of lads! LOL

O' and if the nice lads would bother to also check their facts, they would have also mentioned that Lee Wellstead eventually gave up the battle because he too was sick and tired of taking on a British bank.

MadsL wrote: »

How did that all end? Seriously?

A british bank got what it wanted - an Irish family was kicked out and this was all backed by the Gardi!

Great stuff isn't it?

...And traitorous muppets here support this!

Deleted User wrote: »

Ruddy foreigners.

Vestiges of the past.
Irish people left suffering while others beyond our border call the shots and profit!
...And some here in Ireland support this - just goes to show where their loyalties lie!
...Not with their own people!

Deleted User wrote: »

I think it's good that borders are breaking down and I hope it continues. It's pretty pathetic to suggest that just because I owe money to someone foreign that I shouldn't have to pay it back. I actually would have thought that recognising borders would be a de facto way of accepting the state and its laws.

I think its pretty pathetic that we have to find excuses to keep the rich richer and keep the poor more downtrodden!

Instead of talking to the family and reaching an accommodation, the bank went in and just got their 'pound of flesh' eventually.
...But they used the law - so that makes it ok don't it!

I think its pretty pathetic that the best fools can come up with is this Freeman crap - change the records lads, ye can prove nothing despite many people across the net asking ye or similar to back up your ever regurgitated daftness.