TFK Presidential Election Poll - No 2

[KIB_man]

@Mac

How am I unaware of it if I’ve been posting regularly here about it?

yet you ask what lies mcguinness has been coming out with, strange that :rolleyes:

[theLockes]

@Gman

did the president for the last 14 years have one back then?

The one that cast her vote this morning? Don’t know mate. FF candidate too, good stock

[Gman]

@Locke

The one that cast her vote this morning? Don’t know mate. FF candidate too, good stock

yeah, hence why I asked back then. she is from Down, so I dont know if she would have had a vote for her own election in which she was partaking.

[Rudi]

@KIB man

Why doesn’t he acknowledge his past so? Instead like Ahern and numerous other cronies that he claims to be different from, he also insults the electorate by lying repeatedly. If the cap fits I suppose

@KIB man

Ah yes no mention of the horrific atrocities committed by his organisation. Yes I will mention it again. 644 civilians murdered by the organisation he sat on the governing council.

McGuinness and Adams and their unquestionable lust for power as evident now as at any point in their careers. What is the purpose of their sudden interest in the political affairs of the republic?

I don’t think you understand the concept of war very well and that is the building block for you to see the bigger picture. There have been many atrocities in the Irish fight for freedom over the last 800 years, blueshirts only seem intent on focusing on one era, the era where the need for armed resistance was more prevalent than any other.

[Mac]

@KIB man

yet you ask what lies mcguinness has been coming out with, strange that :rolleyes:

Why is it strange?

[theLockes]

[quote=“Gman, post: 630048”]

yeah, hence why I asked back then. she is from Down, so I dont know if she would have had a vote for her own election in which she was partaking.[/quote]

Google it Gman because between the two of us we don’t know. I was of voting age 14 years ago (unlike most on here) but wasn’t living in Ireland at the time so don’t know if she voted or not.

[The_Runt]

Was Dev a suitable president?

[Watch_The_Break]

@Mr. Totti

I don’t think you understand the concept of war very well and that is the building block for you to see the bigger picture. There have been many atrocities in the Irish fight for freedom over the last 800 years, blueshirts only seem intent on focusing on one era, the era where the need for armed resistance was more prevalent than any other.

There’s a difference between Irish history and the nationalist reconception of Irish history.

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

@Watch The Break

There’s a difference between Irish history and the nationalist reconception of Irish history.

to a west brit maybe :guns:

[Rudi]

@Watch The Break

There’s a difference between Irish history and the nationalist reconception of Irish history.

Of all the junctures in Irish history, when armed resistance took place, there was no period more prevalent for it than in the O6 in the late 60’s/early 70’s.

[Watch_The_Break]

@Mr. Totti

Of all the junctures in Irish history, when armed resistance took place, there was no period more prevalent for it than in the O6 in the late 60’s/early 70’s.

What do you mean by ‘prevalent’? What were ‘they’ resisting?

[balbec]

@The Runt

Was Dev a suitable president?

A Bruree cunt? No

[Rudi]

@Watch The Break

What do you mean by ‘prevalent’? What were ‘they’ resisting?

There was never a time in Irish history that resistence was needed as urgently as it was in the O6, during that period.

A state where Catholics were fodder for sectarian loyalist mobs and the people who used the uniform of their illegitimate security forces to wage violent sectarian hatred.

[croppy_boy]

@Locke

Google it Gman because between the two of us we don’t know. I was of voting age 14 years ago (unlike most on here) but wasn’t living in Ireland at the time so don’t know if she voted or not.

90% certain she did not. Austin Currie didn’t vote in the one previous to that either as far I remember.

Actually it must be questioned if Fine Gael actually value the Presidency at all given the candidates that they’ve chosen over the years: Gay Mitchell, Mary Banotti, Austin Currie, Tom O’Higgins (twice), Sean MacEoin (twice).

[Watch_The_Break]

@Mr. Totti

There was never a time in Irish history that resistence was needed as urgently as it was in the O6, during that period.

A state where Catholics were fodder for sectarian loyalist mobs and the people who used the uniform of their illegitimate security forces to wage violent sectarian hatred.

Resistance to what? The loyalist mobs? What did that have to do with a United Ireland?

[Rudi]

@Watch The Break

Resistance to what? The loyalist mobs? What did that have to do with a United Ireland?

Sectarian loyalist mobs being allowed to run amok under British rule.

FFS. :rolleyes:

[Watch_The_Break]

The picture Hugh Morgan paid for:

[Bandage]

Could somebody now get to work on photoshopping Huey Morgan of the Fun Lovin’ Criminals into the photo?

[croppy_boy]

@Bandage

Could somebody now get to work on photoshopping Huey Morgan of the Fun Lovin’ Criminals into the photo?

Rushed job

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[Watch_The_Break]

@Mr. Totti

Sectarian loyalist mobs being allowed to run amok under British rule.

How does that relate to a 32 county Ireland?