Edna Kennys #nickergate

Remmy · 04-10-2014 02:14PM

padd b1975 wrote: »

As any irish mammy will tell you..

"If you were abroad in Africa, you would be delighted with beans on toast!"

It's far from beans on toast you were reared boy

mickydoomsux · 04-10-2014 02:19PM

Now I really want beans on toast

Thanks Enda

lertsnim · 04-10-2014 02:20PM

renegademaster wrote: »

so edna was approached by 2 pro-choice activists as he attended a fundraising dinner in London recently. I applaud the 2 ladies for taking the time and effort to interrupt the tee-shock and his friends eating and drinking from a very expensive menu!!

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/politics/watch-astonishing-moment-taoiseach-enda-4376488

A hash tag and a gate!! Christ this must be serious.

kneemos · 04-10-2014 02:20PM

padd b1975 wrote: »

Have you forgotten the state it was in when he took over?

He didn't take over.They've been doing as they're told since they got elected.
Hope you don't genuinely think these idiots could run something right.

diomed · 04-10-2014 02:20PM

Think of the poor people in Africa.

When I in Africa in the 1970s a shoplifter was in court charged with stealing a pair of nickers. The judge asked her why she stole them. The answer "Because I had none".
And women here are throwing them away. No wonder we have a budget deficit.

Sunnyisland · 04-10-2014 02:23PM

Bit of topic but looking at all theses vidio clips being shown on you tube and the one thing that sticks out is that our ministers and Taoiseach don't have much security detail around them, yes I said that in all one breath.

ScumLord · 04-10-2014 02:24PM

This is really disgusting, Enda has a major knicker fetish that he's been trying to control for months now, in and out of rehab. Would it be ok to plonk a needle full of heroin down in front of recovering addict?

kneemos · 04-10-2014 02:26PM

realies wrote: »

Bit of topic but looking at all theses vidio clips being shown on you tube and the one thing that sticks out is that our ministers and Taoiseach don't have much security detail around them, yes I said that in all one breath.

Snazzy alarm though.

caolfx · 04-10-2014 02:32PM

OSI wrote: »

And you both realise of course that the dinner was a fundraiser funded by tickets sold to the public, and wasn't stolen from your children's pocket while they were in the lunch line?

FFS! You can't let the facts get in the way of a good rant at the gubberment - who by way, have the country the way it is.

Yeah! Them AND the bankers!

:rolleyes:

DarkyHughes · 04-10-2014 02:54PM

fleet_admiral wrote: »

People are supposedly living on beans on toast while that twat shows total contempt by sipping wine while them women are protesting

He really is a right twat alright that Enda fella, he's the the worst Teashack we've had since Liam "not very good at law & order" Cosgrave.

fleet_admiral · 04-10-2014 02:55PM

I wonder will Enda put the gusset of the knickers over the spout of a boiling kettle to fill the room with the smell of fent

Richard Hillman · 04-10-2014 02:56PM

Twice in a week An Taoiseach was accessed in close quarters by protesters. It also took over 30 seconds for security to sound the alarm. F**king amateurs. Are we waiting until he is attacked until they sort out security.

Its like getting a smoke alarm after the fire.

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 02:58PM

padd b1975 wrote: »

Have you forgotten the state it was in when he took over?

this old chestnut will be well worn out by mid 2016!!

OSI wrote: »

And you both realise of course that the dinner was a fundraiser funded by tickets sold to the public, and wasn't stolen from your children's pocket while they were in the lunch line?

SuperOito wrote: »

FFS! You can't let the facts get in the way of a good rant at the gubberment - who by way, have the country the way it is.

Yeah! Them AND the bankers!

:rolleyes:

do ye realise the type of people that buy tickets to these events? it's far from open to the public at €126 for a plate of dinner with the tee-shock in London, this is a chance for vulture capitalists and the aspiring capitalist to get near the people currently running Ireland into the ground

Nodin · 04-10-2014 02:59PM

lazybones32 wrote: »

What does underwear have to do with abortion? Sounds more like they were 'coming on' to him rather than making a bold and insightful statement.

Stretching reality there dude.

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 03:00PM

Richard Hillman wrote: »

Twice in a week An Taoiseach was accessed in close quarters by protesters. It also took over 30 seconds for security to sound the alarm. F**king amateurs. Are we waiting until he is attacked until they sort out security.

Its like getting a smoke alarm after the fire.

we are talking about the same person here right? you'd swear he was the leader of the free world or something lol http://rt.com/usa/193052-secret-service-fake-congressman-breach/

mickydoomsux · 04-10-2014 03:01PM

renegademaster wrote: »

this old chestnut will be well worn out by mid 2016!!

do ye realise the type of people that buy tickets to these events? it's far from open to the public at €126 for a plate of dinner with the tee-shock in London, this is a chance for vulture capitalists and the aspiring capitalist to get near the people currently running Ireland into the ground

€126? You'd have to be some kind of crazy millionaire to afford that.

Johngoose · 04-10-2014 03:03PM

As long as Enda didn't have to abort his fine dining.Jez it gives you an insight into how our government live... Nicely tucked away in a plush hotel,raising funds for the party in London,out of sight of the Irish tax-payer.They do live in a parallel universe.It doesn't matter who is in power,their lives are so different to the ordinary Joe Soap, how are they supposed to represent us in the Dail?

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 04:47PM

mickydoomsux wrote: »

€126? You'd have to be some kind of crazy millionaire to afford that.

at €126 for a single meal ticket yes you probably would! are you mental??

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 04:50PM

Johngoose wrote: »

As long as Enda didn't have to abort his fine dining.Jez it gives you an insight into how our government live... Nicely tucked away in a plush hotel,raising funds for the party in London,out of sight of the Irish tax-payer.They do live in a parallel universe.It doesn't matter who is in power,their lives are so different to the ordinary Joe Soap, how are they supposed to represent us in the Dail?

they're there to represent themsleves and those around them for 5 years, dodge and deflect every negative story regarding their ineptitude or blatent corruption, retire on full term pensions or get promoted that job they were promised for toeing the party line and/or taking one for the team when the going got tough, they do a fine job of this and the majority of people here are happy for it to continue like this and reckon by voting them out in mid 2016 is going to teach them a lesson lol

mickydoomsux · 04-10-2014 04:53PM

renegademaster wrote: »

at €126 for a single meal ticket yes you probably would! are you mental??

Spot the guy who has never treated himself to a meal in a moderately fancy restaurant

20Cent · 04-10-2014 05:05PM

Fair play to them made their point and made the news.

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 05:06PM

mickydoomsux wrote: »

Spot the guy who has never treated himself to a meal in a moderately fancy restaurant

fella, dont even start, i used to earn €4000 per month after tax from just one of my clients pre-recession, I know how to treat myself, my point is that this is not as "open to the public" as you were trying to make out, at €126 a plate you're going for a particular demographic that are usually knobends, i'm surprised you weren't there seeing as it was such good value

Turtyturd · 04-10-2014 05:06PM

Given the imagery they use it's probably a good thing it wasn't pro lifer's who were protesting.

#foetusgate

suicide_circus · 04-10-2014 05:28PM

Two shrill ladies interruping a dinner? Pro choicers need to up their game. Going past the GPO earlier there were a couple of absolutely smoking hot phillys giving out Pro Life leaflets.

crockholm · 04-10-2014 05:30PM

Turtyturd wrote: »

Given the imagery they use it's probably a good thing it wasn't pro lifer's who were protesting.

#foetusgate

Dunno,we could have had some "Waiter,excuse me,there appears to be a dead Foetus in my soup" jokes.

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 05:30PM

suicide_circus wrote: »

Two shill ladies interruping a dinner? Pro choicers need to up their game. Going past the GPO earlier there were a couple of absolutely smoking hot phillys giving out Pro Life leaflets.

pics or GTFO

JONJO THE MISER · 04-10-2014 06:43PM

What would Francis Brennan of made of knickers on fine china.

The One Doctor · 04-10-2014 07:54PM

renegademaster wrote: »

if you dont see anything wrong with the totally lavish lifestyle corrupt politicians enjoy while austerity and charge after charge is forced on the 99.9% of the people of Ireland then I give up

If I was a politician I'd be as lavish and corrupt as I could.

renegademaster · 04-10-2014 08:05PM

The One Doctor wrote: »

If I was a politician I'd be as lavish and corrupt as I could.

and this is why we are where we are today, of course you'd be right in thinking you'd get away with it, politicially anyway, up to now the majority of the public would let ya away with it too, but some of us are eagerly awaiting a reawakening of the Irish spirit and some form of a peaceful revolution so we may bring about some real change

suicide_circus · 04-10-2014 08:26PM

renegademaster wrote: »

and this is why we are where we are today, of course you'd be right in thinking you'd get away with it, politicially anyway, up to now the majority of the public would let ya away with it too, but some of us are eagerly awaiting a reawakening of the Irish spirit and some form of a peaceful revolution so we may bring about some real change

You could always set up camp in front of the central bank?

Edna Kennys #nickergate

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