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Stuffed Greens
Its election time and results are coming in.
The Green party have thankfully been kicked into oblivion.:up: It is a pity the Failers are still winning some seats though as they deserved to go the same way as the Greens. http://www.rte.ie/news/election2011/results/index.html |
Looks like the Fianna Fáil got soundly defeated; the Greens down some points as well.
Labour did alright, as did Fine Gael, and I see Sinn Féin are still in Irish politics. Surprised to see the Socialists with two seats, but then, you folks on the other side of the Pond do handle things differently. I think the US would get pretty confused were we to have as diverse a political field as Eire, but that doesn't mean I don't wish it were so anyway. |
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Oh well its Ireland so what can be expected. Quote:
One of the funniest outcomes from the resounding defeat of the last bunch of crooks is the Failers announcement that they are thinking of expanding into British elections:rotfl2: |
As a Louth man I am thoroughly disgusted.
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Like most third world countries (US on the way) no one cares.
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Is that because Kirk didn't have to stand or because the adams family cleaned up in all the border constituancies? Its nice to see CastleWaste the Tird has popped in with nothing much to say. Quote:
Anarchy and civil war?????? What happens is that a large proportion of the population gets on a plane or boat and goes and steals you foriegners jobs and screws your women ...its an established pattern ;) |
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Given the old El-paso nature of some of the localities would a RSF/32CSC candidate have split his vote much? Or was one of the Independants one of those nuts anyway. |
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I am asking because I am not familiar with the political landscape in Ireland. I would presume that Green party Ireland is similar to the Green Party in Germany, "alternative-ecological", slightly left from center or whatever it is. Would not people blame the Conservatives or Labour for the present economic situation in Ireland? That is what I would have expected. |
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@Dan D
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They joined in for an offer of a few crumbs that might at some time in the future once hell had frozen over be thrown to them. At any time at all they could have collapsed the govt. and kicked the crooks out. For years they just kept hanging on for some imaginary crumbs they thought they had been promised. Even when it was obvious to even the blind that the govt. was nothing but a train wreck they still insisted in propping up the wreckage and driving another train into the pile for good measure. Quote:
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