makeorbrake wrote: » Ok, so what you are saying is the above never happened, if I'm understanding you correctly?
makeorbrake wrote: » Umm...I don't know. I mean, I've never driven a car whilst 2 gardai were flailing the car with their batons. Have you? You think your driving would be ok with that?
makeorbrake wrote: » What Freeman crowd!! I.I. has NOTHING to do with any 'Freeman' crowd.
makeorbrake wrote: » Yes, lets just add any random nonsense on to this...
makeorbrake wrote: » It's no longer about Joe Doocey. He's not the mark. I.I. is the mark - and they are exerting pressure via Doocey. LINK
makeorbrake wrote: » Well, have you not just said it - there are good and bad Gardai. All I.I. are looking for is accountability and transparency. In fact, from what I understand (and I'm not a member of I.I.), they are in contact with Gardai that admire what they are doing - that want their profession cleaned up.
wupucus wrote: » isn't it great the way all the social workers sit on their arses and slag off the Gardaí - yet they expect them to come running everytime their pathetic little lives are threatened by the scum off the streets- the Gardaí do a hell of a tough job- sure they are not perfect- as in every walk of life their are good and bad Gardaí- next time you wanna hurl abuse at them - remember who keeps the scum from your door
Little CuChulainn wrote: » I have to ask, why would you think Gardaí in Wicklow even know about Mr Doocey, never mind be able to recognise his partners car and be willing to pull it over for some bogey reason?
Little CuChulainn wrote: » You ask if he is a danger behind the wheel. I would think the incident where he hit another car and ran into a Garda would be fairly good evidence that he is a danger.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » If he is mixing with the Freeman crowd
Little CuChulainn wrote: » he probably doesn't have tax or insurance either.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » I'd love to here some reasonable explanation as to why the entire Garda organisation and Judicial bench are supposed to be conspiring against this guy. To date the only motivation he has suggested is that he once dated a woman after a Garda broke up with.
mynamejeff wrote: some people are taking as fact these vids postied on facebook or youtube without even the slightest attempt at presenting proof.
mynamejeff wrote: this man has mental issues very clearly and he needs treatment not encouragement .he has moved from being a mild entertainment with his nonsense claims about phantom warrants and vast complex national conspiracies and elaborate smoke and mirror games to get his a three month jail term to actually hurting people and damaging innocent peoples cars
extra gravy wrote: » That integrity Ireland Facebook page is good for a laugh. Do any of these people have jobs or do they just spend their time making embarrassing videos and coming up with conspiracy theories?
makeorbrake wrote: » All I know is that he had an expert witness ready to take the stand but wasn;t given the opportunity. In the meantime, it transpires that Mr. Doocey's partner was stopped by Gardai in Wicklow today - for 'driving erratically'. Are they both such a danger to society behind the wheel now? How much coincidence do we need here? Wake up and smell the coffee!
Little CuChulainn wrote: » His expert said it was his signature. His smoking gun was about indentations in the paper. Mr Doocey claimed that statements are taken on individual sheets and filed so indentations proved that all the statements had come from the same copy pad and this was evidence of them being doctored. In reality, all this means is that the Garda taking statements put the completed sheets underneath the fresh ones as he was taking the statement.
makeorbrake wrote: » My understanding is that he had an independent expert lined up to give evidence with regard to that matter - but the courts would not afford him the opportunity of producing that witness!
mynamejeff wrote: » Why wouldn't they engage with him ? are you saying they shouldn't do their jobs
mynamejeff wrote: » because he spouts nonsense every time he is brought before the courts ?
mynamejeff wrote: » in reality id say he is treated with as much good humor as possible
mynamejeff wrote: you have no idea how why or even if she was fired .
mynamejeff wrote: just the ranting of some one who cant even keep his own delusions straight ie the warrant that he alleged didnt exist
mynamejeff wrote: convicted of one count after a district and circuit court trial and judicial review hearing of harassment.
mynamejeff wrote: he seems to have already admitted to hit and run
Little CuChulainn wrote: His claims about forged signatures are based on some incorrect assumption he has about the kind of paper that was used. He has not produced one iota of proof or motive for a national conspiracy against him.
obezyana wrote: If all of this is true and it all started over a woman she must of been some looker. Any chance of a picture of her so we can all be the judge of whether he deserved the harassment or not?????
wildlifeboy wrote: » You might want to watch it first
makeorbrake wrote: » Really? :-) So you think that a Garda would pull him over when a number of court proceedings are in train (one of them only hours beforehand) - pointedly alleging garda malpractice/malfeasance? And you allege who is delusional.....?? Ok, so she is guilty by association then? So - if you are employing someone and the guards come and whisper something in your ear, then you would immediately serve notice on your employee?Allegedly. And if that's innocence expressing itself, then you're a model citizen of a state where there's no accountability for state bodies nor is there any transparency. Sometimes it seems to me that citizens are deserving of the governance that they have at some stage endorsed.
mynamejeff wrote: » Did nt read that they appeared in court , Just that "he says that they say" ....... as for stopping his after the court might well be that they knew he was committing a road traffic offence or existing warrants or any number of reasons but because this man preferred to risk the lives of gardai than pull over and asked to do.
mynamejeff wrote: the initial claim is that the gardai raided his house without a warrant. now its a incorrect warrant.
mynamejeff wrote: If his partner has a similar attitude to him i wouldn't fancy having her work for me either.
mynamejeff wrote: as it stands he harassed one woman sent threats to judges and gardai disrupted courts damaged a innocent bystanders car and injured a garda ........
mynamejeff wrote: » hardly a x files style conspiracy
makeorbrake wrote: » That aspect of his claims is corroborated.
Enjoy Heroin Responsibly wrote: » Where his story starts to fall apart is when cops are being brought in from Harcourt Street I mean redneck cops tend to be lazy by nature and are not going to be arsed arranging such a ludicrously elaborate conspiracy. Involving judges, lawyers and coppers from other parts of the country. The more elaborate the conspiracy the more likelihood of an honest cop becoming involved, smelling a rat and blowing the whistle.
irish_major wrote: » I watched the whole thing. 50 minutes of my life I'll never get back.
mynamejeff wrote: » hardly the same thing now is it.
mynamejeff wrote: » knee deep in nut bag crazy but sure its anti garda so its properly true