The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 3) Mod Notes and Threadbanned List in OP

FrancieBrady

markodaly wrote: »

What is good for the goose.....

Its an opinion Francie, one shared by many, including many in the Gardai. Republicans and SF insiders are experts at money laundering, it is very conceivable how these talents are used or were used for the behest of SF the organisation.

So no actual facts like the fact FG actually got caught with their hand in the cookie jar for 9 years.

Ok.

markodaly

FrancieBrady wrote: »

So no actual facts like the fact FG actually got caught with their hand in the cookie jar for 9 years.

Ok.

No, lots of facts. Slab 'Good Republican' Murphy is well known to have funded SF via his illegal operations.
This is why a complete audit of SF NI and SF ROI is needed. To see how deep the rot lies and where all the dirty money comes from.

FrancieBrady

markodaly wrote: »

No, lots of facts. Slab 'Good Republican' Murphy is well known to have funded SF via his illegal operations.
This is why a complete audit of SF NI and SF ROI is needed. To see how deep the rot lies and where all the dirty money comes from.

Is he even a member of SF? Can you back anything up here? We know that allegation is enough with some posters here...but that isn't good enough I'm afraid.

Brendan Bendar

SIPO going to have a little dig around, I hear.

Could be interesting.

blanch152

blanch152 wrote: »

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As always, whenever the hint of a question is raised about Sinn Fein, the deflector and defence arrays go into overdrive.

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Well go on...tell us what you know about their finances. How much came from crime?...back up what ever you say, like this:
I know FG financed themselves on the basis of long running tax evasion.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/fine-gael-admits-tax-evasion-over-period-of-9-years-1.307406?mode=sample&auth-failed=1&pw-origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.irishtimes.com%2Fnews%2Ffine-gael-admits-tax-evasion-over-period-of-9-years-1.307406

That's how this works.

Bingo.

Utterly predictable and predicted.

blanch152

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

SIPO going to have a little dig around, I hear.

Could be interesting.

Could be very interesting. Understand that there is a complete contrast between Sinn Fein and other all-Ireland parties in the way that money is handled.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

Could be very interesting. Understand that there is a complete contrast between Sinn Fein and other all-Ireland parties in the way that money is handled.

You mean they have paid their taxes?

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

You mean they have paid their taxes?

Watch this space, Francie.

I have been telling you for the last nine months that SIPO is coming for Sinn Fein. It works slowly and painstakingly and is closing in.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

Watch this space, Francie.

I have been telling you for the last nine months that SIPO is coming for Sinn Fein. It works slowly and painstakingly and is closing in.

No you haven't You mentioned it once. You also told us about ceilings in SF's vote and their slow demise. But how and ever.

a very cool kid

If Sinn Féin UK have been influencing Irish elections Mary Lou needs to go

Brendan Bendar

a very cool kid wrote: »

If Sinn Féin UK have been influencing Irish elections Mary Lou needs to go

Wonder were the lads in Connolly House were involved?

Ted might know something..………… uhmmmm.

blanch152

https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/senior-judges-rule-stormont-has-legal-duty-fund-pension-scheme-victims-troubles-3128785

I see Sinn Fein's attempts to deny people their rights got another setback in court.

Fionn1952

blanch152 wrote: »

https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/senior-judges-rule-stormont-has-legal-duty-fund-pension-scheme-victims-troubles-3128785

I see Sinn Fein's attempts to deny people their rights got another setback in court.

Interesting take on it, Blanch.

I was under the impression that the case was regarding whether the funds should come from Stormont or Westminster, not whether to deny anyone any rights.

Am I mistaken, or is it just spin from you?

James Brown

a very cool kid wrote: »

If Sinn Féin UK have been influencing Irish elections Mary Lou needs to go

Why? Are you familiar with their idea the country should be united? Time and again we have folk linking them as one party. Are we to believe this convenient newly discovered faux concern?
They'd a lad called Gerry Adams run in the north and the south. They'd another lad from the north ran for President. Were you out that day?

maccored

blanch152 wrote: »

https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/senior-judges-rule-stormont-has-legal-duty-fund-pension-scheme-victims-troubles-3128785

I see Sinn Fein's attempts to deny people their rights got another setback in court.

jaysus - the newsletter :pac:

a very cool kid

James Brown wrote: »

Why? Are you familiar with their idea the country should be united? Time and again we have folk linking them as one party. Are we to believe this convenient newly discovered faux concern?
They'd a lad called Gerry Adams run in the north and the south. They'd another lad from the north ran for President. Were you out that day?

Well when people tell them they're one party they should just deny it if they're so partitionist in their affairs.

If Leo said some lad has left FG UK 5 million you'd be going nuts

FrancieBrady

a very cool kid wrote: »

Well when people tell them they're one party they should just deny it if they're so partitionist in their affairs.

If Leo said some lad has left FG UK 5 million you'd be going nuts

Would we even know? They are after all a party that have actually hoodwinked the taxpayer and not paid their dues.

a very cool kid

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Would we even know? They are after all a party that have actually hoodwinked the taxpayer and not paid their dues.

Be pretty hard to keep it secret you would imagine.

Anyway that's enough deflection from you lads, let's see if SIPO have a case.

FrancieBrady

a very cool kid wrote: »

Be pretty hard to keep it secret you would imagine.

Anyway that's enough deflection from you lads, let's see if SIPO have a case.

ehhh...it was you who deflected to Leo. Just sayin.

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

ehhh...it was you who deflected to Leo. Just sayin.

Yeah right.

FrancieBrady wrote: »

So no actual facts like the fact FG actually got caught with their hand in the cookie jar for 9 years.

Ok.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

Yeah right.

This was the poster in question deflecting the topic to Leo, then he got upset when somebody answered him/her.

Well when people tell them they're one party they should just deny it if they're so partitionist in their affairs.

If Leo said some lad has left FG UK 5 million you'd be going nuts

blanch152

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/taoiseach-likely-to-need-to-jump-queue-for-vaccine-if-he-goes-on-controversial-st-patricks-day-trip-to-white-house-40073591.html

I laughed out loud at the clever way that this article exposed Sinn Fein hypocrisy once again.

Here we had Louise O'Reilly saying:

"Outlining Sinn Féin’s opposition to the US trip on Monday, Dublin Fingal TD Louise O’Reilly told Virgin Media: “In the midst of a global pandemic, when people are being told don’t go 5km from your homes, then I think he should show some leadership.”"

All well and good, until the next paragraph:

"Ms O’Reilly, whose constituency is nearly 30km from Virgin’s studios, said: “All travel that can be avoided should be avoided.”"

Do as I say, not as I do, is the message from Sinn Fein once again.

markodaly

blanch152 wrote: »

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/taoiseach-likely-to-need-to-jump-queue-for-vaccine-if-he-goes-on-controversial-st-patricks-day-trip-to-white-house-40073591.html

I laughed out loud at the clever way that this article exposed Sinn Fein hypocrisy once again.

Here we had Louise O'Reilly saying:

"Outlining Sinn Féin’s opposition to the US trip on Monday, Dublin Fingal TD Louise O’Reilly told Virgin Media: “In the midst of a global pandemic, when people are being told don’t go 5km from your homes, then I think he should show some leadership.”"

All well and good, until the next paragraph:

"Ms O’Reilly, whose constituency is nearly 30km from Virgin’s studios, said: “All travel that can be avoided should be avoided.”"

Do as I say, not as I do, is the message from Sinn Fein once again.

Don't forget the Bobby Storey funeral when busloads of SF reps travelled from Cork and Kerry to attend a funeral in Belfast....

Do as I say, not as I do.

Brendan Bendar

markodaly wrote: »

Don't forget the Bobby Storey funeral when busloads of SF reps travelled from Cork and Kerry to attend a funeral in Belfast....

Do as I say, not as I do.

And had e-mails sent encouraging them to attend.

CrazyFather1

blanch152 wrote: »

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/taoiseach-likely-to-need-to-jump-queue-for-vaccine-if-he-goes-on-controversial-st-patricks-day-trip-to-white-house-40073591.html

I laughed out loud at the clever way that this article exposed Sinn Fein hypocrisy once again.

Here we had Louise O'Reilly saying:

"Outlining Sinn Féin’s opposition to the US trip on Monday, Dublin Fingal TD Louise O’Reilly told Virgin Media: “In the midst of a global pandemic, when people are being told don’t go 5km from your homes, then I think he should show some leadership.”"

All well and good, until the next paragraph:

"Ms O’Reilly, whose constituency is nearly 30km from Virgin’s studios, said: “All travel that can be avoided should be avoided.”"

Do as I say, not as I do, is the message from Sinn Fein once again.

Is this really "the best opposition ever". I think we got sold a con

FrancieBrady

They've all treated going on TV as essential...every single party. She was debating with Neale Richmond that night in the studio.

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

They've all treated going on TV as essential...every single party. She was debating with Neale Richmond that night in the studio.

Sorry Francie, don't buy that for a minute.

I think even you would agree that a meeting of the Taoiseach with the President of the United States is a bit more essential than a TV programme on Virgin Media?

Or maybe you don't. Spill it and tell us.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

Sorry Francie, don't buy that for a minute.

I think even you would agree that a meeting of the Taoiseach with the President of the United States is a bit more essential than a TV programme on Virgin Media?

Or maybe you don't. Spill it and tell us.

The point is here, every single party has sent people into TV studios from the get go. Yet one gets singled out. Speaks for it self.

And I think the Taoiseach self sacrificing in what is essentially a PR trip would do serious good here and send an important meesage that we actually are in this together.
Send Vicky Phelan and you have a massive feel good event everyone can get behind.

CrazyFather1

blanch152 wrote: »

Sorry Francie, don't buy that for a minute.

I think even you would agree that a meeting of the Taoiseach with the President of the United States is a bit more essential than a TV programme on Virgin Media?

Or maybe you don't. Spill it and tell us.

It is simple
Anything the government do is outrageous and a disgrace. They are becoming the joke opposition. Even RTE getting bored sticking them on to listen to them roaring and shouting about how upset they are :P

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

The point is here, every single party has sent people into TV studios from the get go. Yet one gets singled out. Speaks for it self.

And I think the Taoiseach self sacrificing in what is essentially a PR trip would do serious good here and send an important meesage that we actually are in this together.
Send Vicky Phelan and you have a massive feel good event everyone can get behind.

No, wait a minute, you didn't answer the question.

I think even you would agree that a meeting of the Taoiseach with the President of the United States is a bit more essential than a TV programme on Virgin Media?

Or maybe you don't. Spill it and tell us.