Sinn Fein and how do they form a government dilemma

Partygate forced Bojo out eventually, using it as a whatabout means those at the funeral should also do the right thing and resign.

I take it you're a Sinn Féin supporter

The restrictions were founded in logic,hospitals were overwhelmed in the early days with no vaccine

It would undoubtedly have been much much worse without the restrictions

Whats hilarious is a Sinn Féin supporter citing what the foreign PM Boris was at,as cover for what Sinn Féin did

Although hilarious is not the word

Strange would be a better one

I wouldn't mind the too'ing and fro'ing here

Most of it is the same few people trying to get a rise out of one another

It's extremely repetitive and sadly is an integral and it appears important part of some peoples days

what Sinn Fein supporters also don’t want mentioned is the political rally dressed up as a funeral was in the North which couldn’t handle Covid at all, mostly down to the incompetence of the assembly, which results in the hospital in Rep of Ireland close to the border been flooded with people from the north as they could get no help from the Northern system

All while Sinn Fein was up doing selfies at the funeral of …..well you can get the information yourself on the character in question

Nowhere got Covid all right. Even here people died because the wrong decisions were made.
Had we a sworn inquiry then there would be red faces here too.

The point I made was a rebuttal of the notion that NI got it all wrong.

That is of course exaggerated.

All governments/political parties devolved or not, got stuff terribly wrong and people died or got sick as a result.

Covid didn't care what size the crowd was or who was at an event.

So you refuse to accept that Covid didn't give a dam about the size of a crowd, making any breach a serious mistake.

People and governments and politicians and political parties made mistakes that in 'hindsight' they wouldn't.

think sf are screwed, theyre losing numbers and they ll need everything they can get to have any chance at all at forming a government, tis looking like another ffg…

im just not convinced of that, i think ffg are playing a blinder in regards immigration, and its working, i think sf are sunk, many are gonna move towards newer, more extreme candidates, but most if not all wont play any role in forming a government, pushing it back towards ffg…

I don't know if it was the biggest or not. It was the wrong thing to do, I have said that from the start and my very first post on the issue.

A breach was a breach.
A mistake was a mistake. And many made them.

*It's great to see we are a 'country' again.

Well, if it was a competition, who would win the encouraging people to leave the country to attend concerts one? Or who would win the encouraging gofing society outings one?, or the civil service department parties when securing UN positions one?
Governments, political parties and politicians as well as the ordinary people made mistakes or did the wrong thing. They deserve criticism and penalties if they broke the law.

It's not deflection it's 'perspective', Which you don't seem to possess if there is a shinner about.

The notion that there'll be any appreciable impact on voters because of a politician attending the Bohs-Palestine game is pretty far fetched. For it to be true you'd need:

1. A significant cohort of voters for whom Gaza is the defining factor in who they vote for.
2. Despite this, that these voters somehow haven't made up their minds based on the vast amount of political talk and action (and inaction) relating to Gaza in near eight months since Hamas' offensive.
3. That these same voters will however be convinced to vote one way or another based solely on seeing a photo of MLMcD at Dalymount the other night?

It simply makes no sense.

And I mean this to cover both pro and anti-Palestinian sentiment.

It's a good job social media exists otherwise I'll never know about them running over to the US , from Canada or Mexico presumably, to get huge donations from the anti-Palestine crowd. Can't find any such details anywhere else mind so I hope this isn't a misinformation campaign

What a load of rubbish and rewriting history. First off Sinn Fein stands for ''ourselves alone'' and was the named so to project a party that was set up to achieve Irish Freedom. Secondly FF and SF were on one side of the civil war as SF or the Irregulars. It split in 1927 when FF was formed as they decided to enter the Dail.

It's very simple:

Eddie Copeland

Brian Gillen

Gerry Kelly

Ted Howell

Martin Ferris

Tom Murphy

Gerry Adams

Danny Morrison

Thomas McMahon

Martin Lynch

If you want these old men running the country from 2025 onwards just vote for the local stooge in your area. That includes MLMD, the leader without a voice