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

Normal One

blanch152 wrote: »

We know that the leaders of Sinn Fein - Gerry Adams, Mary-Lou McDonald and Michelle O'Neill - have attended the funerals of terrorist killers. Give us one example of Arlene Foster attending the funeral of a terrorist killer.

Come on, you've missed an open goal here....
https://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/martin-mcguinness-funeral-applause-for-arlene-foster-as-she-takes-her-seat-in-st-columbas-church-35559947.html

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

blanch...read slowly...I DID NOT CALL FOR ANY RESIGNATIONS...therefore your nonsense about my 'standards; is waffle for the sake of it.

Your standards are lower than the standards that the FF/FG/Green government hold themselves to. That is known.

The fact that you didn't call for resignations only confirms that.

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Are you going to retract you lie about what I said?

Far as I know it is an issue punishable by a fine. It's not anything like an issue where the penalty is a spell in jail.

Throughout this thread you have shown you don't know much about GDPR, so let's just leave the discussion at that.

blanch152

Normal One wrote: »

Come on, you've missed an open goal here....
https://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/martin-mcguinness-funeral-applause-for-arlene-foster-as-she-takes-her-seat-in-st-columbas-church-35559947.html

Well done for pointing out the error of my ways.

I accept that I was wrong. Arlene Foster has attended the funeral of a terrorist - Martin McGuinness.

Not afraid to admit when I am wrong.

Marco23d

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Dissidents.

Google flat cap.

I guessed that but why do you think they are from up north?

There seems to be a misconception among a lot of people that republican paramilitaries are all from up north when most of them are from the republic, same during the troubles in fact the entire leadership were from the republic in the early 70s.

Jinglejangle69

Fionn1952 wrote: »

Lads, what is with the latest, 'Shinister' nonsense? Is that the mandated follow up to #notanormalparty that seems to have died a death?

Awful lot of this discussion has devolved into meme level attempts at witticism, personal digs at Francie and a whole heap of smugness.

As usual, my primary complaint remains that the primary school level b*llocks completely undermines legitimate criticism by making half the posters look unhinged level paranoid. Reds under the bed level stuff half the time.

What legitimate criticism?

Jinglejangle69

Marco23d wrote: »

I guessed that but why do you think they are from up north?

There seems to be a misconception among a lot of people that republican paramilitaries are all from up north when most of them are from the republic, same during the troubles in fact the entire leadership were from the republic in the early 70s.

Eh because flat cap was from the North.

Dowdall was bugged organising guns up north for the regency hit.


Some light reading for you.

https://m.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/what-the-monk-and-mary-lou-mcdonald-have-in-common-35785950.html

What point are you trying to make here?

That the South owns the Ra??

Marco23d

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Eh because flat cap was from the North.

Dowdall was bugged organising guns up north for the regency hit.


Some light reading for you.

https://m.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/what-the-monk-and-mary-lou-mcdonald-have-in-common-35785950.html

What point are you trying to make here?

That the South owns the Ra??

Sorry I'm just not very in touch with "Gangland Ireland" it's not my thing so this thread has lost me completely recently.

FrancieBrady

FrancieBrady wrote: »

I'm a few years ahead of you...I began to wonder why I was being fed the unrelenting fodder - all of it tasting the same and making me behave a certain way..around 2016.

Then I saw the Indo headlines from that election all in a row as I posted earlier...it was a Paulian moment to be honest.

https://www.rabble.ie/2016/02/25/its-payback-time/

My only goal now really is the end of the power swap and a UI. Who I'll be voting for in 5 years or 10 years...no idea.

I don't get it,one of he best countries in the world to live in,yet you thinknit needs the Sinn Féin show with all its current baggage to run it
As for your devotion to and recent conversion to SF
I'm a Giraffe,did I tell you that yet?
Well you heard it here first,I'll hapilly remind when relevant

wetlandsboy

Fionn1952 wrote: »

Lads, what is with the latest, 'Shinister' nonsense? Is that the mandated follow up to #notanormalparty that seems to have died a death?

Awful lot of this discussion has devolved into meme level attempts at witticism, personal digs at Francie and a whole heap of smugness.

As usual, my primary complaint remains that the primary school level b*llocks completely undermines legitimate criticism by making half the posters look unhinged level paranoid. Reds under the bed level stuff half the time.

I assume your tongue is firmly in cheek? After all, isn’t it SF and their misinformed supporters who use terms like #Leotheleak or sone such nonsense?

Colonel Claptrap

Tough day for Sinn Fein. How do you explain away a gangland criminal within your party, working closely with the party leader?

Spare a thought for poor Francie.
64 posts and still going.

Francie Abú!

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

Your standards are lower than the standards that the FF/FG/Green government hold themselves to. That is known.

The fact that you didn't call for resignations only confirms that.



Throughout this thread you have shown you don't know much about GDPR, so let's just leave the discussion at that.

So what is the penalty? How many people have gone to jail for breaking GSPR regs blanch?

I stated facts...you have a hard time with them it seems.

Jinglejangle69

Marco23d wrote: »

Sorry I'm just not very in touch with "Gangland Ireland" it's not my thing so this thread has lost me completely recently.

Neither are many people.

Seems most people don't associate it with political parties.

Except one......

FrancieBrady

Colonel Claptrap wrote: »

Tough day for Sinn Fein. How do you explain away a gangland criminal within your party, working closely with the party leader?

Spare a thought for poor Francie.
64 posts and still going.

Francie Abú!

Going by social media, Eoghan Murphy in the morning and Arlene in the afternoon kept Twitter busy...haven't seen this story trend all day. Usually indicative that the only people who care are the usual crew on here.

Jinglejangle69

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Going by social media, Eoghan Murphy in the morning and Arlene in the afternoon kept Twitter busy...haven't seen this story trend all day. Usually indicative that the only people who care are the usual crew on here.

Maybe people realise its par for the course at this stage.

Nothing surprises anymore.

wicklowstevo

Colonel Claptrap wrote: »

Tough day for Sinn Fein. How do you explain away a gangland criminal within your party, working closely with the party leader?

Spare a thought for poor Francie.
64 posts and still going.

Francie Abú!

you dont

you explain nothing you just deflect , and whatabout till people lose interest

page 1 of the shinner party play book

FrancieBrady

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Maybe people realise its par for the course at this stage.

Nothing surprises anymore.

Or, as happened in the election campaign, it is just more dirt throwing hoping something...anything will stick?

jimmycrackcorm

FrancieBrady wrote: »

See yer wan on the right of the picture Jimmy, her ancestor made the people who raised a private army and brought thousands of guns back into Irish politics a Lord's of the Empire.
Imagine that, you can threaten the very state when you are a Unionist and they make you a Lord.

Private army? One of those two was in charge of the private army in Derry who murdered a census form collector Joanne Mathers in 1981, and the other is a British tourist attraction.

I wouldn't support any party of either of those people.

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

So what is the penalty? How many people have gone to jail for breaking GSPR regs blanch?

I stated facts...you have a hard time with them it seems.

I don't know, I don't even know what GSPR regs are.

FrancieBrady

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

Private army? One of those two was in charge of the private army in Derry who murdered a census form collector Joanne Mathers in 1981, and the other is a British tourist attraction.

I wouldn't support any party of either of those people.

The other is the Head of the British Armed Forces actually Jimmy. Who shot some people in Derry if you remember and who have locked away the files on bombing two of my local towns and our capital city, in which her forces were allegedly involved.

Mad old world eh?

jimmycrackcorm

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Going by social media, Eoghan Murphy in the morning and Arlene in the afternoon kept Twitter busy...haven't seen this story trend all day. Usually indicative that the only people who care are the usual crew on here.

Those are new stories - The gangland connections to Sinn Fein - it's business as usual.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

I don't know, I don't even know what GSPR regs are.

Aw you got me blanch...you got me good!

But I did notice you have no 'facts' to refute what I said.

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

The other is the Head of the British Armed Forces actually Jimmy. Who shot some people in Derry if you remember and who have locked away the files on bombing two of my local towns and our capital city, in which her forces were allegedly involved.

Mad old world eh?

If they were only allegedly involved, they get a free pass from you, don't they?

Or is that only applied to one side?

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

If they were only allegedly involved, they get a free pass from you, don't they?

Or is that only applied to one side?

Yes...in the case Dublin Monaghan Belturbet...not for the stuff they did do though

Fionn1952

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

What legitimate criticism?

The initial actual discussion of the GDPR breach(es), their complete and utter lack of economically viable policies, the actual association with Dowdall, their questionable financials, the lack of political nous in certain parts of the party, I could go on all feckin night.....what isn't legitimate criticism is descending into idiotic memes and soundbites, or throwing sh*t at the wall and hoping it sticks, or just schoolboy ganging up attempts at bullying another poster who disagrees on points while falsely attributing positions to him?

wetlandsboy wrote: »

I assume your tongue is firmly in cheek? After all, isn’t it SF and their misinformed supporters who use terms like #Leotheleak or sone such nonsense?

If you think #leotheleak is somehow more low brow than the absolute doldrums that is the 'shinister' pun, or the previously recurring #notanormalparty, I can't help you much. They're both absolute lowest common denominator nonsense that should have no part in sensible political discourse. Absolutely pathetic on both counts, but I don't think the knuckledraggers posting #leotheleak have half the pseudoinflated opinions of themselves that those I'm talking about hold.

Jinglejangle69

Fionn1952 wrote: »

The initial actual discussion of the GDPR breach(es), their complete and utter lack of economically viable policies, the actual association with Dowdall, their questionable financials, the lack of political nous in certain parts of the party, I could go on all feckin night.....what isn't legitimate criticism is descending into idiotic memes and soundbites, or throwing sh*t at the wall and hoping it sticks, or just schoolboy ganging up attempts at bullying another poster who disagrees on points while falsely attributing positions to him?



If you think #leotheleak is somehow more low brow than the absolute doldrums that is the 'shinister' pun, or the previously recurring #notanormalparty, I can't help you much. They're both absolute lowest common denominator nonsense that should have no part in sensible political discourse. Absolutely pathetic on both counts, but I don't think the knuckledraggers posting #leotheleak have half the pseudoinflated opinions of themselves that those I'm talking about hold.

So there is bullying going on is this thread now??

Ah here.

Seriously, posters give it and have to be able to take it.

Don't you be here for the Leo memes and twitter gifs we're gifted with each day??

Bullying.

Come on.

Fionn1952

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

So there is bullying going on is this thread now??

Ah here.

Seriously, posters give it and have to be able to take it.

Bullying.

Come on.

I see an awful lot more give than take from certain circles. Some particular posters of which I know are all too happy to run off to the report post button when it suits them.

But yes, I'd consider misquoting, falsely attributing statements and presenting complete and utter strawman positions as if they're representative of another poster ad bullying, particularly when it is a consistent and concerned effort from one group of posters.

To be clear, I'm not insinuating that it is an intentionally concerted effort, with orders coming from on high (though that is the level of nonsense that has been thrown at Francie on here, I wouldn't lower myself to that level).

EDIT: I notice you've added an edit of your own in regarding Leo memes since I posted....that would've been a great gotcha if I hadn't addressed the low brow Leo meme level sh*te directly in the bloody post you quoted.

Jinglejangle69

Fionn1952 wrote: »

I see an awful lot more give than take from certain circles. Some particular posters of which I know are all too happy to run off to the report post button when it suits them.

But yes, I'd consider misquoting, falsely attributing statements and presenting complete and utter strawman positions as if they're representative of another poster ad bullying, particularly when it is a consistent and concerned effort from one group of posters.

To be clear, I'm not insinuating that it is an intentionally concerted effort, with orders coming from on high (though that is the level of nonsense that has been thrown at Francie on here, I wouldn't lower myself to that level).

You should report all this new information.

Some accusations you're throwing around.

Maybe needs investigating.

To be clear there is usually 3-4 posters in here on Francies side.

They have vanished today.

Fionn1952

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

You should report all this new information.

Some accusations you're throwing around.

Maybe needs investigating.

To be clear there is usually 3-4 posters in here on Francies side.

They have vanished today.

It's there for anyone to see; one of the prime instigators straight in there without even a kiss to thank your post and all.

Instead of pithy nonsense, you can feel free to actually counter the points I'm making, or alternatively feel free to ignore.


You could also resort to calling me a Shinnerbot, a sock puppet or any of the usual retorts for anyone with a touch more nuance to their opinion than considering SF the devil himself incarnate.

jmcc

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Eh because flat cap was from the North.

Perhaps in FG's "mainland", England.

Dowdall was bugged organising guns up north for the regency hit.

There does seem to be a mad attempt by FG and its friends in the media to associate SF with crime. In the past, there were even two well known FG front benchers who were first cousins to a major gangland figure.

Some light reading for you.

Well, it is the Indo.

This latest "get SF" story seems to have been pushed down the news cycle by the shock resignation of Eoghan Murphy. At least the Indo hasn't blamed that on SF... yet.

Regards...jmcc

Marco23d

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

Private army? One of those two was in charge of the private army in Derry who murdered a census form collector Joanne Mathers in 1981, and the other is a British tourist attraction.

I wouldn't support any party of either of those people.

The killing of Joanne Mathers always made me very suspicious it came two days before the Bobby sands election vote when the IRA had ceased all offensive operations for the hunger strike.

That they would put an end to this cessation two days before the election to kill a young woman collecting census forms is quite bizarre and hard to believe.