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Originally Posted by mypost
Post #71.Quote:
Originally Posted by weecountyman
Ye might enjoy waffling on and repeating yourselves ad nauseum lads, but I have better things to do with my time. If ye're not going to read the thread before commenting, ye might be better off just hopping onto the bog with a copy of the Star and chatting about your epiphanies in the pub later that evening.
A few posts back I mentioned this exact thing, O'Dea was given free rein to talk absolute nonsense and skirt very close to libel, as well as assassinate any number of FF opponents (including the Greens it must be added) in the run up to the last election. It's an amazing paper where genuine thinkers like Kerrigan and Ross write alongside Harris and O'Dea.
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Originally Posted by dahamsta
True taxes are more important than citizenship of passports (as you say in #71), however if you state that to have an Irish passport you need to live in Ireland then it's pretty much going to get a comment, so no need for a snitty reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by dahamsta
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Originally Posted by dahamsta
Damn right. I'll be working abroad in a few months when I start my next job. Should I give up my passport? Of course, I'll just wave at customs whenever I need to travel and say, "Dahamsta thinks I don't deserve one." Maybe you meant to qualify that, but you didn't, and it stands as a remarkably stupid comment. Don't you dare run for the high moral ground with aspersions of intellectual superiority when people call you on it. It's pathetic sofistry, and you'd eat anyone else who use it here alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by weecountyman
I qualified it two posts later. If posters are too lazy to read the thread properly, that's their problem, not mine.
A few choice quotes that I think you all might enjoy from the Willie O'Dea support group on Facebook
One writes
Damn this PC nonsense indeedQuote:
One day all this overly PC ****e will go out of fashion, and people who tell it like it is will be truly appreciated. How strange the way none of the media picked up on Willie's very valid queries about FG, and the destruction of a whole 10 years of their financial records. As for Gilmore, how anyone who belonged to a ...party originally funded by the U.S.S.R can judge anyone is beyone me.
another woman who doesn't seem to understand what being the Opposition means says
another truly religious man addsQuote:
To all the opposition.....Get on with the job of getting the country back in order and stop devieating and nit picking......Grow up all of you,
And with that I'm off out to ask the BNP to reinstate the Black and Tans in Ireland if they ever get into power so we can lose a few of these from the collective gene pool that is the Republic of IrelandQuote:
don't kick a person when they are down, he has accepted responsibility, apologised and paid the ultimate political price!!! We all say something we regret from time to time,' let those who haven't sinned, cast the first stone'
That's brilliant stuff Jebus! I guess all these folks must be Sindo readers, every second article in the paper today seems to be castigating the Greens/FG/SF/meeja etc etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
http://www.independent.ie/opinion/an...t-2072633.html
The headline alone must be in line for most pathetic leader of the year to date: Sinn Fein supplied the bullets for political hit - and of course the next line is that FG have aligned themselves with copkillers. I love Ireland!
That article you just posted weecountyman is everything that is wrong with journalism in one piece, not just in Ireland either.
That type of hysterical spinning should never be allowed near a national newspaper, even if said newspaper is just a glorified newsletter for Fianna Fail
You didn't really qualify it. You just said you were more interested in taxes. That doesn't diminish the part about passports in the original post IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by dahamsta
That's a qualification. Let's just leave it, I think the posters were just too lazy to read the thread properly and my opinion isn't going to change. As should be obvious. Jesus, I thought I was pedantic like...
All the hysterical spinning in the world, and still no political accountability. It's ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Willie O Dea: a man of the people cruelly struck down by the media: http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...reaking52.html
Not in any way an arrogant, nasty, unethical, aggressive little fecker.
If it's any consolation Willie, I don't like you either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Willie O'Dea The Lying Liar
I see it has been announced that he will not face a criminal charge of perjury. Strange really as it looked pretty open and shut- if they can't charge him for it could they ever charge anyone?
The hilarious part is that he STILL feels hard done by. What an absolute moron.
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“But I still lost my job. It’s like something out of Alice in Wonderland : pass the sentence now and have the trial later,” Mr O’Dea said last night.
Sure they won't bring a case against Callely either, despite the fact that he's essentially been accused of fraud in a public arena. Where's Ivor's defamation case, eh?
He's a Fianna Fáil politician, they have friends in very high places to put a word in powerful people's earsQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Can't wait until Bertie gets away with his ever reliable testimony from the Mahon tribunal
Nice little 20-day slap on the wrist for Callely. No way he'll step out of line again after this.
Apparently somebody somewhere requested the gardai to investigate Callely and they are duty-bound to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by dahamsta
(Source: my mother, approximately 3pm today)
Cannot believe this, O'Dea is a wally, Callely dodgy and I took the time this morning and read the starting line up in the Dail and Seanad - off the top of my head I tried to pick out how many have been done for or gotten away with some sort of carry on. I counted 25! And not just from the soldiers of destiny!