To Mr. Ganley

Sam Vimes · 03-10-2009 1:44pm #1

Could you kindly piss off now please?

poncho000 · 03-10-2009 1:46pm

ha....

Inquitus · 03-10-2009 1:46pm

Sam Vimes wrote: »

Could you kindly piss off now please?

Hear hear!

Aidan1 · 03-10-2009 1:47pm

Hey, that's not fair!

I've been looking forward to posting exactly that message for over 18 months, and I'm beaten to it by a few minutes.

To be fair, I think the only question is whether Mr Ganley will run as an independant or as Libertas in the next GE. But for now, time to celebrate.

getcover · 03-10-2009 1:47pm

and for good this time, we don't need anymore "changes of mind"

Sam Vimes · 03-10-2009 1:48pm

Aidan1 wrote: »

Hey, that's not fair!

I've been looking forward to posting exactly that message for over 18 months, and I'm beaten to it by a few minutes.

Daftendirekt · 03-10-2009 1:48pm

And take Nigel Farage with you!

getonyourboots · 03-10-2009 1:49pm

Only for him providing some intelligent debate on the issue no one would. Just a pity the Irish people didn't listen to him.

Dinner · 03-10-2009 1:51pm

Daftendirekt wrote: »

And take Nigel Farage with you!

Might send Nig a thank you email for all his hard work for the yes campaign in te run up to the vote.

Sam Vimes · 03-10-2009 1:51pm

getonyourboots wrote: »

Only for him providing some intelligent debate on the issue no one would. Just a pity the Irish people didn't listen to him.

What's a pity is that you still don't realise that everything he said was a lie to further his own agenda. This isn't my opinion, the man was lying. The most blatant one I saw was that a no vote keeps our commissioner and a yes vote doesn't. Even the most basic knowledge of the issues would show that's not true. He was depending on the people not having that basic knowledge as he was last time

Min · 03-10-2009 1:53pm

Is this part of wanting to silence people you don't agree with?

USE · 03-10-2009 1:54pm

Sam Vimes wrote: »

Could you kindly piss off now please?

Meet me at the bar. You deserve a pint of beer for that

Daftendirekt wrote: »

And take Nigel Farage with you!

One here also

Min · 03-10-2009 1:54pm

Sam Vimes wrote: »

What's a pity is that you still don't realise that everything he said was a lie to further his own agenda

Yes for jobs.....where are these jobs that are promised?

Nothing in the treaty that a yes vote brings jobs.

Yes won by scare tactics.

Rb · 03-10-2009 1:54pm

And don't let the door hit you in the ass, Mr.Ganley, we don't want to give you a "reason" to re-enter the room.

ynotdu · 03-10-2009 1:55pm

Actually Declan Ganly gave a very magnanimous message of congratulations to Taoiseach Brian Cowen.Same could not be said about the UKIP representive.

Declan Ganly also added that He is 'leaving'the political scene AGAIN;)

He declared his respect to the electorate by saying:

"The people have spoken!"The Bastards!

Robbo · 03-10-2009 1:55pm

He's best off aiming a little lower and closer to his roots. When's the next church roof committee election in Watford?

TheSpecialOne · 03-10-2009 1:56pm

The man is the only person who stood up to the "elite"...he offered biffo the chance to debate but the leader of our country wouldn't!let's hope ye all get yere job's back because that is what we have just voted for isn't it?!More of a chance of ganley being elected Eu President than Lisbon bringing in 1 job.

getonyourboots · 03-10-2009 1:57pm

Ah yes, Greedy Paddy voting with his pocket again. The irony is this treaty wont create a single job or in any way lead to economic recovery.

Sam Vimes · 03-10-2009 1:58pm

Min wrote: »

Yes for jobs.....where are these jobs that are promised?

Nothing in the treaty that a yes vote brings jobs.

Yes won by scare tactics.

Nothing in the treaty calls for a general election if it's rejected either and yet people voted no for that reason. Everyone who knows anything about the economy agrees that a yes vote will help the economy. The only people that can't see that it will help are those who don't want the treaty to pass for some other reason, ie those who are biased against seeing it

Sam Vimes · 03-10-2009 1:59pm

TheSpecialOne wrote: »

The man is the only person who stood up to the "elite"...he offered biffo the chance to debate but the leader of our country wouldn't!let's hope ye all get yere job's back because that is what we have just voted for isn't it?!More of a chance of ganley being elected Eu President than Lisbon bringing in 1 job.

He lied and lied and lied and lied and lied. The man is a snake and I hope to never hear his name again

meditraitor · 03-10-2009 2:00pm

getonyourboots wrote: »

Ah yes, Greedy Paddy voting with his pocket again. The irony is this treaty wont create a single job or in any way lead to economic recovery.

Somebody has to take the posters down

Job #1

So your wrong there boss;)

themont85 · 03-10-2009 2:00pm

Min wrote: »

Yes for jobs.....where are these jobs that are promised?

Nothing in the treaty that a yes vote brings jobs.

Yes won by scare tactics.

And Lisbon 1-abortion, conscription ect wasn't scare tactics?

I never saw jobs promised, anywhere. Even if they were its a tad optimistic for them to be created before the offical result is ratified.

I'm sick of hearing no people saying about these 'Yes to jobs' posters. Only an idiot would think that Lisbon directly created jobs. But a 'no' to Europe would have harmed jobs. 'Yes to job' is in the context of an overall 'Yes to the EU' which has created jobs in this country.

dloob · 03-10-2009 2:01pm

TheSpecialOne wrote: »

The man is the only person who stood up to the "elite"...he offered biffo the chance to debate but the leader of our country wouldn't!let's hope ye all get yere job's back because that is what we have just voted for isn't it?!More of a chance of ganley being elected Eu President than Lisbon bringing in 1 job.

Why does the leader of the country have to debate with every loudmouth with deep pockets?

fictionaire · 03-10-2009 2:01pm

In fairness, don't you think he made this dramatic production all the more interesting?

meditraitor · 03-10-2009 2:03pm

The only way is up now boys, Lisbon is out of the way so lets get down to the real business at hand..

Getting rid of FF and greens (yellow more like it) and getting this economy back on track....

We have a great country with great people so it shouldnt be to hard

TheSpecialOne · 03-10-2009 2:10pm

dloob wrote: »

Why does the leader of the country have to debate with every loudmouth with deep pockets?

Because if this treaty is as vital to our recovery as cowen and the others liars stated then he should go on air and rip gannley to shred's...might have been the other way round if it happened doh

fifth · 03-10-2009 2:12pm

Goodbye

Good Riddance

All you did was waste time and money. You're not a politician, now f*ck off.

Regards,
Ireland

Sparks · 03-10-2009 2:13pm

If he is going to piss off, could he please take the other politicians with him? I'm sick of all of them, not just one of them.

dloob · 03-10-2009 2:14pm

getonyourboots wrote: »

Only for him providing some intelligent debate on the issue no one would. Just a pity the Irish people didn't listen to him.

Yeah what was it again

"Irish Democracy 1916 - 2009"
"European Democracy 1945 - 2009"
"The only job it will save is his"

Intellegent debate getting to the heart of the issues in the treaty there all right.

dloob · 03-10-2009 2:15pm

getonyourboots wrote: »

Ah yes, Greedy Paddy voting with his pocket again. The irony is this treaty wont create a single job or in any way lead to economic recovery.

Wouldn't you be more worried about the forced abortions and euthansia starting on monday.

Max Power1 · 03-10-2009 2:17pm

dloob wrote: »

Why does the leader of the country have to debate with every loudmouth with deep pockets?

its called freedom of speech?

To Mr. Ganley

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