IW/Anything Water Related-Warning in OP

keithclancy · 09-12-2014 5:07pm

shinzon wrote: »

Well why post it in the first place then except to get a sly dig in at the amount whove replied on the various pages knowing full well that isn't a true reflection on whose going

But ye said youd have a go anyways, didn't work now though did it

Shin

Why were the links posted at all if they meant nothing ?

falan · 09-12-2014 5:17pm

I'm looking forward to hearing the Detroit water brigade speaking tomorrow. This was them last night in Edenmore. This will be Ireland a few years down the line unless we stop it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GioGF3yI8Qk

Banjo String · 09-12-2014 5:30pm

Neamhshuntasach wrote: »

Fúcking hell. Read what i wrote. I need 3 buses tomorrow for my own business. The person i always use had 3 buses leaving Dublin. You still following this now? His buses would have been leaving from Dublin. And driving to Meath and Kildare to pick up people. They were full. Last Friday he contacted me to say one by one groups cancelled. His words were, what was left would fit in a 7 seater taxi. Had i not arranged 3 alternative buses. I could have used the person i always use.

It seems there's some people on here that can't take any critical observations on this issue. As i also mentioned before. I am against Irish water and my posts in this thread previously have reflected it. And i'm almost sure yourself and Shin had thanked them. But one critical observation and it's like flies to shíte.

And here's some other mind blowing shít. I'll be going tomorrow.

Calm down dear.

The post I quoted made no reference at all to a business, your business, or anyone else's business.

You had said yo were in Dublin, and you knew of 3 buses that had been cancelled.

I was asking you to verify is all, because I was going to say that it didn't sound unusual to me, (that people in Dublin, would t need 3 buses to go to Dublin)

keithclancy · 09-12-2014 5:33pm

Banjo String wrote: »

Calm down dear.

The post I quoted made no reference at all to a business, your business, or anyone else's business.

You had said yo were in Dublin, and you knew of 3 buses that had been cancelled.

I was asking you to verify is all, because I was going to say that it didn't sound unusual to me, (that people in Dublin, would t need 3 buses to go to Dublin)

People in Bray get a bus to Dublin that came from Dublin all the time.

shinzon · 09-12-2014 5:37pm

keithclancy wrote: »

Why were the links posted at all if they meant nothing ?

The links were posted in reply to the chap who said that he was looking at various sites and the numbers looked down to him and asked that links be posted to other sites to reassure him that things were looking up

And then you come along and had a go by counting the replies knowing full well not everyone replies to say there going or just PM the person running the page and then try to insinuate 288 were all that's going

Shin

keithclancy · 09-12-2014 5:46pm

shinzon wrote: »

The links were posted in reply to the chap who said that he was looking at various sites and the numbers looked down to him and asked that links be posted to other sites to reassure him that things were looking up

And then you come along and had a go by counting the replies knowing full well not everyone replies to say there going or just PM the person running the page and then try to insinuate 288 were all that's going

Shin

keithclancy wrote: »

That's on the ones that have events.

A whole 288 people said they are going on facebook.

Only need another 99,712 people now to get to the 100k mark.

Why so angry Shin ?

Banjo String · 09-12-2014 5:52pm

keithclancy wrote: »

People in Bray get a bus to Dublin that came from Dublin all the time.

Which has got nothing to do with my post whatsoever.

renegademaster · 09-12-2014 6:02pm

falan wrote: »

I'm looking forward to hearing the Detroit water brigade speaking tomorrow. This was them last night in Edenmore. This will be Ireland a few years down the line unless we stop it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GioGF3yI8Qk

you can start forgetting irish water now, this corrupt government and IW are out on their arse tomorrow, and they know it!!

finally

shinzon · 09-12-2014 6:07pm

keithclancy wrote: »

Why so angry Shin ?

Not angry at all you posted this

The post was a barrel of shi*e ..

which was a lame attempt at a dig at the events page of various groups which backfired nothing more then that

Shin

Banjo String · 09-12-2014 6:09pm

The Govt must be expecting a big enough crowd.....

Taken outside Leinster House earlier.

http://i.imgur.com/zs3mjy2.jpg

donvito99 · 09-12-2014 6:13pm

Banjo String wrote: »

The Govt must be expecting a big enough crowd.....

Taken outside Leinster House earlier.

http://i.imgur.com/zs3mjy2.jpg

There are barriers removed and installed for most official demonstrations outisde Leinster House. When not in use they're left on the North side of Molesworth Street.

ROCKMAN · 09-12-2014 6:18pm

Banjo String wrote: »

The Govt must be expecting a big enough crowd.....

Taken outside Leinster House earlier.

http://i.imgur.com/zs3mjy2.jpg

Also putting up the barricades inside the Dail ,,A bit of ducking and diving today ,Quick change to order of business and hey pressdo Their own motion of confidence been debated TODAY... And not tomorrow as scheduled or planned .

Just keep the backbenchers away from windows tomorrow and the jobs a good one...:D

AboutaWeekAgo · 09-12-2014 6:19pm

Banjo String wrote: »

The Govt must be expecting a big enough crowd.....

Taken outside Leinster House earlier.

http://i.imgur.com/zs3mjy2.jpg

I thought they said that everyone was now happy with IW? I'd love to see their faces when the crowd is outside

DamagedTrax · 09-12-2014 6:21pm

http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/12/9/irish-water-protestsausterityhumanrightsday.html

The tiny country is paying almost 42 percent of the total European banking debt, despite making up only 1 percent of its population, according to Eurostat.

The crisis has cost Ireland 25 percent of its GDP, compared with 1.5 percent in Germany. While the average cost is 192 euros per person in the EU, the figure stands at 9,000 euros per person for Irish citizens, not taking into account the 18 billion euros put in from the Irish National Pension Reserve Fund

gladrags · 09-12-2014 6:56pm

donvito99 wrote: »

There are barriers removed and installed for most official demonstrations outisde Leinster House. When not in use they're left on the North side of Molesworth Street.

Just like the homeless.

09-12-2014 7:25pm

Back in October I returned two IW forms for myself and my boyfriend who works in away. Filled mine out with all the details and received a confirmation back.

I sent boyfriends back blank but wrote a letter requesting that they issue another form in the name of the tenant. I asked if they would confirm receipt of the request via email. To date, they have neither emailed or posted confirmation of the request nor have they issued a new form in the correct name. Pretty peeved that the figures spewed in the media by IW and the government include my boyfriend's form and the form returned is blank.

Sadly, I won't be able to attend the march tomorrow but I will be there in spirit, supporting you all.

donvito99 · 09-12-2014 7:37pm

gladrags wrote: »

Just like the homeless.

That's actually an excellent observation (location is spot on), but nevertheless callous and utterly shameful, using a man's death to make your point in relation to charges.

mikom · 09-12-2014 7:43pm

donvito99 wrote: »

That's actually an excellent observation (location is spot on), but nevertheless callous and utterly shameful, using a man's death to make your point in relation to charges.

Should have added some of Enda's magical crocodile tears to spice it up a bit more.

donvito99 · 09-12-2014 7:50pm

mikom wrote: »

Should have added some of Enda's magical crocodile tears to spice it up a bit more.

You can wriggle out of it any which way you like, but dragging a dead homeless man into one's usually contrite spouts about water charges is very low indeed.

keithclancy · 09-12-2014 7:51pm

shinzon wrote: »

Not angry at all you posted this

which was a lame attempt at a dig at the events page of various groups which backfired nothing more then that

Shin

Oh no .. It was exactly as I expected.

An angry backlash when presented with the same amount of here say on an opposite view point of the topic.

SaveOurLyric · 09-12-2014 7:59pm

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

Sadly, I won't be able to attend the march tomorrow but I will be there in spirit, supporting you all.

Fear not. You will be included - the ringleaders behind the protest will be counting spirits as well as people actually there when they tally their view of the attendance.

gladrags · 09-12-2014 8:02pm

donvito99 wrote: »

That's actually an excellent observation (location is spot on), but nevertheless callous and utterly shameful, using a man's death to make your point in relation to charges.

I see it everyday on the streets.

Pass through Molesworth St on a regular basis,always three or four homeless.

Similar to many parts of the country.

Just like the homeless.

09-12-2014 8:05pm

SaveOurLyric wrote: »

Fear not. You will be included - the ringleaders behind the protest will be counting spirits as well as people actually there when they tally their view of the attendance.

Just like the government are including my boyfriend's blank application form in their numbers? :rolleyes:

donvito99 · 09-12-2014 8:06pm

gladrags wrote: »

I see it everyday on the streets.

Pass through Molesworth St on a regular basis,always three or four homeless.

Similar to many parts of the country.

Just like the homeless.

This makes no sense. This is a discussion about IW and charges, and as such the homeless ought not to be dragged into it.

mikom · 09-12-2014 8:07pm

donvito99 wrote: »

You can wriggle out of it any which way you like, but dragging a dead homeless man into one's usually contrite spouts about water charges is very low indeed.

Yeah........... the poster needs some coaching, possibly from FG's spinderellas........ http://communicationsclinic.ie/
Polising turds and the like........

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Puke inducing.

LostinKildare · 09-12-2014 8:13pm

Stirring stuff!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pz3pUr_sdo

donvito99 · 09-12-2014 8:16pm

mikom wrote: »

Yeah........... the poster needs some coaching, possibly from FG's spinderellas........ http://communicationsclinic.ie/
Polising turds and the like........

Puke inducing.

You've posted a blurb from the website of a company which is supposedly FG's PR people.

I'm not sure I follow how this has to do with anything of concern to us here.

shinzon · 09-12-2014 8:16pm

keithclancy wrote: »

Oh no .. It was exactly as I expected.

An angry backlash when presented with the same amount of here say on an opposite view point of the topic.

glad I was able to accommodate completely wrong as usual but hey ho

Shin

DamagedTrax · 09-12-2014 8:17pm

mikom wrote: »

Puke inducing.

i love this

We’re really good in a crisis. And we’ve dealt with a lot of them. Tourism disasters, oil spills, accidental poisonings, crashes, explosions and innumerable corporate embarrassments.

And some of them make great stories. Stories that we can’t tell. Because our first job in most crises is to minimise their public impact, which militates against us talking about them.

basically we conspire to cover up your (probably) illegal **** ups...

isnt new FG all about transparency?

Tony EH · 09-12-2014 8:18pm

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

Back in October I returned two IW forms for myself and my boyfriend who works in away. Filled mine out with all the details and received a confirmation back.

I sent boyfriends back blank but wrote a letter requesting that they issue another form in the name of the tenant. I asked if they would confirm receipt of the request via email. To date, they have neither emailed or posted confirmation of the request nor have they issued a new form in the correct name. Pretty peeved that the figures spewed in the media by IW and the government include my boyfriend's form and the form returned is blank.

1 billion € of taxpayers money and counting.

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