Liveline Thread 20/7/2013 to 12/10/2013

SEPT 23 1989

Limerick gangsters today

JonathanAnon

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Limerick gangsters today

disclaimer: "Here's Joe with what MIGHT be on the show"

Realistically I think it will be either one of two things:
i) Chooo chooooooooooooooooooo
ii) Neeee Naaaa Neee Naaaa Neee Naaaa

JonathanAnon

Those scumbag solicitors are worse than their clients.. The state shouldnt go patting themselves on the back just yet, they'll be paying to facilitate Mr Dundon's every effort to get off the charge on the merest of irrelevant inconsistency in their case.

europa11

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Those scumbag solicitors are worse than their clients..

You beat me to it JA.

That particular solicitor, John Devane, who for instance, has previously tried to whore his "miserable Irish childhood" book on I believe, the Pat Kenny show in the past, is one of the most detested people in this city.

If there was a buck in it for him, he'd represent Hitler........and in this case, the local equivalent. He is to be seen about the Courthouses soliciting business with the lowest form of pondlife imaginable on a regular basis.

I'll leave it at that as far as that person is concerned, if I vented my true felings about him - ones that are shared widely here - I'd only get myself a yellow card!

Otherwise, a good day for Limerick to see this Dundon scum put away. Hopefully let life mean life for him.

syklops

My father was an innocent maaan!

Sittingpretty

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Limerick gangsters today

What?! I haven't had a call from any researcher?!?! :eek:

JonathanAnon

europa11 wrote: »

You beat me to it JA.
If there was a buck in it for him, he'd represent Hitler........

A man who would sell his ideals for a few quid.. I wonder would Joe have him on, It'd be nice for him to have a kindred spirit on the show.

sudzs

Oh cripes! An old grenade from teh 20's found in Dubalin. Joe's bound to devote the first 70 minutes to that. :rolleyes:

CarrickMcJoe

John Dundon
Found guilty
Gets life

I might win the competition Joe.

califano

On the news just before Liveline did you hear the presenter(via producer im sure) shutting down the reporter in Lima and getting off the story quick sharp when he mentioned that the girls confessed to being mules!.

ThisRegard

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Limerick gangsters today

How do you know this priesty guy is from Limerick ?

shockwave

Obviously they're innocent just because one of them is Irish.

SEPT 23 1989

Where does Joe stand on this?

ButtersSuki

rounders123 wrote: »

On the news just before Liveline did you hear the presenter(via producer im sure) shutting down the reporter in Lima and getting off the story quick sharp when he mentioned that the girls confessed to being mules!.

It was actually hilarious, he basically said "well that contradicts what the local Irish priest said so we don't believe you".

First story on Lahv Lahn too, I can see this being impartial! :rolleyes:

JonathanAnon

Dear RTE, did I miss the trial where the girls were found innocent?

The reporting of this would be hugely different if it were two males.

ButtersSuki

shockwave wrote: »

Obviously they're innocent just because one of them is Irish.

Well the (Northern) Irish girl is DEFINITELY innocent, the British girl is the likely ringleader. :rolleyes:

europa11

Are we going to get sympathy now for drug mules?

How would we feel if two Peruvians were caught red-handed bringing drugs into Ireland and Jose Dufus of Liveline-Lima asked how "the local Peruvian community in Ireland" were rallying to their cause?

Hypocrisy.

Sittingpretty

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Dear RTE, did I miss the trial where the girls were found innocent?

The reporting of this would be hugely different if it were two males.

Totally agree.

Anyone stupid enough to traffic drugs into or out of anywhere in South America deserves everything coming to them.

eviltwin

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Dear RTE, did I miss the trial where the girls were found innocent?

The reporting of this would be hugely different if it were two males.

Or two foreign nationals who just happen to live here. But this is Liveline where nice Irish girls can't possibly do any wrong.

SEPT 23 1989

I think we have all seen Banged up Abroad at this stage

no gun was put to their heads

Dublin_Mom

zero sympathy for them...

Dan Jaman

"We wuz forced."
Yeah, that'll work.

Dublin_Mom

bleeding heart priest alert

SEPT 23 1989

The Lineline is open

Harry Angstrom

Yeah Joe, they're in a difficult situation because they're probably guilty.

sudzs

"and do you deal with any of this type of case?"

Jesus wept! He's paid how much and can't even construct a sentence properly. :rolleyes:

ButtersSuki

rounders123 wrote: »

On the news just before Liveline did you hear the presenter(via producer im sure) shutting down the reporter in Lima and getting off the story quick sharp when he mentioned that the girls confessed to being mules!.

Is Joe producing News At One now?

syklops

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I think we have all seen Banged up Abroad at this stage

no gun was put to their heads

Truth is we don't know the ins and outs. A gun would have to be put to my head before Id become a drugs mule.

JonathanAnon

It's funny the way that women want to be taken seriously and treated equally until it comes to being caught with drugs, when they want to be seen as naive, and innocent..

*jumps behind couch*

snubbleste

I don't get why this is getting so much media coverage at all.
Maybe if they had been convicted and facing execution but they were only stopped in Customs and detained for a week so far.