Gemma O'Doherty - Part 2 - Read OP for mod warning (06/01)

Robert ninja · 10-01-2021 4:23pm

Acosta wrote: »

It's tough on the Guards having to deal with this lot but there's not much they can do. Despite a lot of talk from the government at various stages since last March, there is no legislation as far as I know that means they can do anything other than advise people.

Can't wait to get get the legislation so they can behave like the rest of the world?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhSa8xOhl2o

AndrewJRenko · 10-01-2021 4:24pm

Acosta wrote: »

It's tough on the Guards having to deal with this lot but there's not much they can do. Despite a lot of talk from the government at various stages since last March, there is no legislation as far as I know that means they can do anything other than advise people.

They can do more than that.
https://www.thejournal.ie/garda-covid-laws-5317994-Jan2021/

The Nal · 10-01-2021 4:27pm

How bored are these people?!

Odyssey 2005 · 10-01-2021 4:32pm

francois wrote: »

https://twitter.com/TheBeaconIrl/status/1348274959358058496?s=19

Hope they're still there

Birneybau · 10-01-2021 4:44pm

tdf7187 wrote: »

Have you any evidence for this assertion?

Good luck with that

Eric Cartman · 10-01-2021 4:58pm

tdf7187 wrote: »

Have you any evidence for this assertion?

The yellow vest ireland hq was the SF shop on parnell street, sf flags at rallies, many waering the lily at the yellowvest protests, its not hard to correlate.

tdf7187 · 10-01-2021 5:05pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

The yellow vest ireland hq was the SF shop on parnell street, sf flags at rallies, many waering the lily at the yellowvest protests, its not hard to correlate.

Can you provide a link from a reliable mainstream media source with regard to your assertion that the yellow vest Ireland HQ was the SF shop on Parnell Street. I searched "Sinn Fein and Yellow Vests" and found a few rumours but nothing definitive.

The yellow vest movement in France was a populist right wing movement. I would be surprised if SF would associate themselves with it in Ireland but if you have a link I will look at it.

10-01-2021 5:10pm

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

The oul grifting seems to be working out pretty well for Dee, judging by the jammer she's driving;

https://twitter.com/TheBeaconIrl/status/1348274959358058496

Gas. Dee is at the front causing the traffic jam. I'm guessing they asked her to move on but she wanted to cause a scene.

Acosta · 10-01-2021 5:15pm

gmisk wrote: »

Huh?
That is simply not true.
https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/coronavirus-ireland-fines-levelfive-rules-19593366

Very few have been it doesn't mean they can't.

France have been handing out a tonne of fines etc.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/coronavirus-france-fines-update-christophe-castaner-a9440146.html
As have Spain.

I was of the understanding it was essentially just guidelines and no legislation had been passed to issue fines. Seems odd that they just wouldn't deal with that crowd constantly breaking restrictions if they have the power to do so.

Sardonicat · 10-01-2021 5:17pm

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Gas. Dee is at the front causing the traffic jam. I'm guessing they asked her to move on but she wanted to cause a scene.

Claiming the guards were blocking the road when they clearly weren't...

What was the upshot of those shannnanagins?

AndrewJRenko · 10-01-2021 5:32pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

The yellow vest ireland hq was the SF shop on parnell street, sf flags at rallies, many waering the lily at the yellowvest protests, its not hard to correlate.

Was that not down to the Yellow Vest lads stealing the privacy policy from the SF website and forgetting to change the address?

Seth Brundle · 10-01-2021 5:50pm

Sardonicat wrote: »

Claiming the guards were blocking the road when they clearly weren't...

What was the upshot of those shannnanagins?

Attention seekers seeking attention?

tdf7187 · 10-01-2021 5:56pm

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Was that not down to the Yellow Vest lads stealing the privacy policy from the SF website and forgetting to change the address?

Sounds like a more likely explanation...but we'll await Eric's link.

Eric Cartman · 10-01-2021 6:55pm

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Was that not down to the Yellow Vest lads stealing the privacy policy from the SF website and forgetting to change the address?

why of all websites would they steal that one ?

Eric Cartman · 10-01-2021 6:57pm

tdf7187 wrote: »

Can you provide a link from a reliable mainstream media source with regard to your assertion that the yellow vest Ireland HQ was the SF shop on Parnell Street. I searched "Sinn Fein and Yellow Vests" and found a few rumours but nothing definitive.

The yellow vest movement in France was a populist right wing movement. I would be surprised if SF would associate themselves with it in Ireland but if you have a link I will look at it.

sorry I don't think the morning star, the guardian or the Irish times have really covered the crossover.

Why are you so mad to distance them from each other, both groups if separate are hardly worth defending.

tdf7187 · 10-01-2021 7:05pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

sorry I don't think the morning star, the guardian or the Irish times have really covered the crossover.

Why are you so mad to distance them from each other, both groups if separate are hardly worth defending.

This is just waffle and spin to avoid admitting that you can't provide a link and and are spouting fake news.

AndrewJRenko · 10-01-2021 7:50pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

why of all websites would they steal that one ?

Why not?

Eric Cartman · 10-01-2021 8:13pm

tdf7187 wrote: »

This is just waffle and spin to avoid admitting that you can't provide a link and and are spouting fake news.

Irish republic flag sold in the SF shop - check
man with 1920 written on his yellow vest - the year SF gained control of the 10 of 12 city councils in Ireland - check
Irish flags everywhere - check
Irish language material - check
they're anti SCC, they're heavily republican, they're ready for violence.

come on its like looking at 2 apples falling off the same tree and saying that ones not the same as the other because its a little more red.

tdf7187 · 10-01-2021 8:31pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Irish republic flag sold in the SF shop - check
man with 1920 written on his yellow vest - the year SF gained control of the 10 of 12 city councils in Ireland - check
Irish flags everywhere - check
Irish language material - check
they're anti SCC, they're heavily republican, they're ready for violence.

come on its like looking at 2 apples falling off the same tree and saying that ones not the same as the other because its a little more red.

There's precisely one Irish flag in that photo. The vast majority of them are not carrying flags of any type. Far from being proof of heavily republican sympathies among the protestors, the photo you yourself produced as evidence of your thesis demonstrates the opposite. As for 'ready for violence', I've seen more readiness for violence at the local Bingo Hall.

But even leaving that aside...your thinking is plain weird....twisted actually. Irish flags and Irish language brochures - even if there were a bunch of them in evidence, which there aren't - are proof of 'readiness for violence' and SF allegiance? Er, no. What have you got against the Irish flag and the Irish language?

I assume you are a big Ruth Dudley Earnest/Eoghan Harris fan.

cravings · 10-01-2021 8:35pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Irish republic flag sold in the SF shop - check
man with 1920 written on his yellow vest - the year SF gained control of the 10 of 12 city councils in Ireland - check
Irish flags everywhere - check
Irish language material - check
they're anti SCC, they're heavily republican, they're ready for violence.

come on its like looking at 2 apples falling off the same tree and saying that ones not the same as the other because its a little more red.

Irish republic flag can be bought from síol na heireann website.

10-01-2021 8:43pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Irish republic flag sold in the SF shop - check
man with 1920 written on his yellow vest - the year SF gained control of the 10 of 12 city councils in Ireland - check
Irish flags everywhere - check
Irish language material - check
they're anti SCC, they're heavily republican, they're ready for violence.

come on its like looking at 2 apples falling off the same tree and saying that ones not the same as the other because its a little more red.

Hilarious. I've no opinion on what you were talking about but this as prove is ridiculous. That picture could easily be mistaken for a GOD protest, other than the yellow vests.

Eric Cartman · 10-01-2021 8:59pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Hilarious. I've no opinion on what you were talking about but this as prove is ridiculous. That picture could easily be mistaken for a GOD protest, other than the yellow vests.

as is mine that it could easily be mistaken for an SF protest.

Quazzie · 10-01-2021 9:05pm

tdf7187 wrote: »

There's precisely one Irish flag in that photo.

There's one guy alone carrying 2 Irish flags, either that or he got lost on his way home from Cote D'Ivoire.
There are other flags there as well. Trying to be smart, and then stating absolute nonsense does your argument no favours

TaurenDruid · 10-01-2021 9:51pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Irish republic flag sold in the SF shop - check
man with 1920 written on his yellow vest - the year SF gained control of the 10 of 12 city councils in Ireland - check
Irish flags everywhere - check
Irish language material - check
they're anti SCC, they're heavily republican, they're ready for violence.

come on its like looking at 2 apples falling off the same tree and saying that ones not the same as the other because its a little more red.

Less Irish flags than you'd see outside the GPO for a Gemma/Dee protest.

Someone has 1920 written on a yellow vest so that's proof they're a SF supporter? Because that's the year they won a majority of local city council elections? Really?! Ok, if you say so... that doesn't sound like Gemma-level woo at all, so it doesn't!

(If they are an SF supporter and if they did write "1920" on their vest, it's probably more likely to represent the year of Bloody Sunday, no? Just a thought.)

Where is there Irish-language material, and what's wrong with people at a protest in Ireland having Irish-language material?

expectationlost · 11-01-2021 12:15am

show us a an SF TD a Councillor anyone _currently_ with a specific position in SF at any level at these yellow vest/anti-mask protests? (not somebody who appears to be an SF supporter but somebody with a position in SF)

11-01-2021 12:30am

Eric Cartman wrote: »

as is mine that it could easily be mistaken for an SF protest.

????

There is nothing distinctly SF in that picture

SafeSurfer · 11-01-2021 12:45am

Quazzie wrote: »

There's one guy alone carrying 2 Irish flags, either that or he got lost on his way home from Cote D'Ivoire.
There are other flags there as well. Trying to be smart, and then stating absolute nonsense does your argument no favours

There is more than one protester draped in the tricolour.

Annasopra · 11-01-2021 12:52am

expectationlost wrote: »

show us a an SF TD a Councillor anyone _currently_ with a specific position in SF at any level at these yellow vest/anti-mask protests?

Haha yeah no you wont find any

AndrewJRenko · 11-01-2021 12:55am

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058114279

Birneybau · 11-01-2021 12:55am

SafeSurfer wrote: »

There is more than one protester draped in the tricolour.

The tricolour has been co-opted by any and all loopers. Does not represent Republican leanings for the most part in these cretins hands.

It's more of an 'Ireland for the Irish' thing, check out that cnut Mick O'Keefe and his ilk on Twitter.

Gemma O'Doherty - Part 2 - Read OP for mod warning (06/01)

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