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

The end of what I think is a toxic power swap. My working life is almost over, but I see my own children heading out in to lives where they will have struggles they don't have to have if society was fairer. I have family living abroad and their contemporaries have a much better work/life balance, prospects, places to live that they don't have to sign their lives away to acquire etc etc.

I don't know if SF will deliver that but I know with certainty and bitter experience that the power swap certainly won't. Enda really was the final straw for me.

Another prime reason would be real moves towards a UI, he absence of which has also held us back, as an economy and most definitely a society.

P.S. No interest in a comparative study on life in other places, that is my lived experience and what I have actually witnessed

Ah that little lie....

You defend SF's anti-EU stance by the mere implement staunch support you show every day.

I know your go-to card is 'Everything is bad and ****' and even if that was the case (It isnt), how would SF fix those?

Their track record is terrible.

Of course I see positives, but they were slow coming. And much more should have arrived.

On the 'power swap' thing, after Enda, it is intended to be derogatory. They are shameless and that is evidenced by how they reacted to the legitimate democratic choices of the people, They simply cannot tolerate releasing their grip on power even if it means merging/coalescing etc.

A coalition of some sort.

'will always have me erring on the side of SF'...

Yet you voted for them for the first time in the last GE.....

ROFL.

Nobody believes you, Francie.

There are challenges in housing and health, but again how exactly would SF improve both or either? Their record in the North is terrible where housing and health issues are actually worse than in the South.

What specific policies in Health for example would SF use to fix health?

SF policy on housing seems to just object to developments left right and centre in the hope of making the situation worse, get some bums on seats and then, well who cares about the people wanting homes to live in...

So no answer at all then apart from overall entire system 😕

The problem with learning on the job as you expect Sinn Fein to do is that the whole place could collapse around us as Sinn Fein have used mica in the foundations.

The mods won't allow discussion of the complete lack of credibility to that post and other similar ones.

So eight years ago, you were banging on about FG, and Enda, and the Queen, and those bloody partitionists, bigging up Sinn Fein and we are told that you only voted for them for the first time last year????

Riiiiigght!!

As I said, no one believes your Francie. You don't have any credibility left.

This post is illuminating and the responses to it are even funnier.

You supported SF then and you support SF now. Its that simple.

Of course, YOU don't see anything contradictory, but the rest of us? Yea, sorry your tall tales don't fly anymore.

I don't want to bring this thread off-topic as it's to do with Sinn Fein but anyone is free to have a peep through older posts and discussions of that account and the findings are illuminating, to say the least, not which the thread you started in the Conspiracy Forum complaining that boards.ie has a 'Royalist agenda'.

But yea, you just voted for SF last year, and pigs can fly.

Continuing on a conversation we had yesterday, I looked up what SF's position on Neutrality is. Not surprisingly they take a pro-Russia and anti-NATO and anti-EU line

This is a good find.

Amazing the u-turn. SF is front and centre asking us to expel the Russian ambassador. Clearly, they want to appear tough on Russia, while trying to hide the shameful past.

Also this nuggest.

What actions though?

Is the line at expelling an ambassador?

How about joining NATO or sending lethal aid to Ukraine?

Apart from condemming the invasion of 2014 in a Dáil statement.

Forgive me, but I won't be blaming SF mistrusting a British intelligence assessment they had not seen. Britain has had dubious reasons and an agenda of their own for starting wars and increasing tensions militarily.

Sinn Fein is a member of that group. Where will they run off to hide next?

Words are cheap now, but people will remember the votes cast.