European elections and locals.

Coal Gas and peat said:
I didn't give mulooley a preference .......but again I ask why was he elected? Was it because he went mad a few times on TV3 tonight show about tubridy and the RTE scandal ? ......I think a lot of farmers voted for him , I can't say if he will be any good or not
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He will be as well seless as Vals valentime.

his entire focus now is on getting reelected in 4 years and 51 weeks
 
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'It's a complex issue': Two of Ireland's migrant-background councillors talk about getting elected

Cork and Galway City Councils both elected their first black representatives.
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“I saw a video of a Cork City Council meeting and noticed there were no black councillors, which I felt wasn’t representative of how multicultural Cork is. So I decided that I wanted to try and make a council that looks like Cork,” he said.
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Translation: "I decided I wanted to be a Councillor because all the Councillors had white skin and therefore do not represent people with black skin. I have black skin so I will represent other people with black skin."

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“In 2022, I saw a photo of the councillors in Cork City Council. Out of the 31 councillors there was not a single black person in the photo. It was not representative of the Cork population, which is diverse and multicultural. Then I said to myself that I have to do something about it. I luckily met the chair of the Green Party branch in Cork (Eoin Murphy) in that same period and he had the same project as me. I agreed to join him for the fight.
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Of the 31 seats on the Council, black people occupy zero. I am putting myself forward and asking for your support to correct this with a Council that looks like Cork.
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He has openly stated that his reason for running was to "correct" the lack of black Councillors.

How do libtards square this hole? He is openly "racist" by even mentioning skin colour and identifying with other blacks as a group. They all see themselves as black and African, multicultural, i.e. not Irish, no matter how much the libtards tell us they are Irish.

They all vote for the black candidates as well, purely based on skin colour and ethnicity. This cunt joined the Green Party only last year and with no previous political experience has managed to get elected - no doubt by getting 100% of black votes in his area.
 
AUL LAD said:
thanks for that val its good to know where i stand with you --there is a pair of you in it ---- myles and yourself both of you compete for honors in your own field not occupied by anyone else thank god .
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Sir you are denouncing two good patriots there.

There's nothing worse than in-fighting when it comes to Ireland's national struggle.
 
Coal Gas and peat said:
I didn't give mulooley a preference .......but again I ask why was he elected? Was it because he went mad a few times on TV3 tonight show about tubridy and the RTE scandal ? ......I think a lot of farmers voted for him , I can't say if he will be any good or not
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We had a zoom meeting of our secret group last evening. Two hour of chat about the election outcome. It may not all be bad news and videos will be published soon. The main point is that Michael Collins TD emerged as a winner and he appears to be very sound. He may be where the future hope lies. We listened to some of his words and he says he will allow different views and matters of conscience such as banning abortion, but he will apply the whip solidly on core principles.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Sir you are denouncing two good patriots there.

There's nothing worse than in-fighting when it comes to Ireland's national struggle.
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I gave the reasons which led to my criticism. I am an advocate in a war and I expect all
posters to use basic logic in posts. An example is if I meet someone and they want to talk about the elections here and abroad, I expect that they understand the difference between our PR system and the first past the post system. I don't expect them to understand the distribution of surpluses in later counts but, I do expect them to understand the basic differences.

If they don't understand that, it means I have to begin to educate them, on the systems and
as I could meet 12 in a day, that is a lot of educating. Seasoned campaigners here know that without Dan we would have no where to post, a faulty place but a place all the same, but we have a grasp of the basics. Unfortunately my type of modding would have packed Free Masons (which was debated for years) into a separate thread. Right in the middle of an election, we need to talk about that, nothing else. I am here for 2 reasons, 1) to teach and 2) to learn. ( the latter being the more enjoyable for me) . We are not in baby infants school, or secondary school, we are in college (university) and we are in trouble.
 
Anderson said:
I gave him my last and final preference, Number 8.

I wish it had been someone like Waters that got in though.
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Had a zoom meeting with the my group last evening and will make videos. One huge overlooked point here is Michael Collins TD. In fact we agreed he is the future hope. Has anyone here time to check him out and maybe they or I would start a thread on him. In fact I think I will do so now.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Why do you think Aul Lad from Castlecomer behaves in such a manner Sir?
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Varying perspectives between us all. - Generalisation's Vs Specific's - Narrow view Vs Broad view

Essentially we cannot Tar all with the same brush and we cannot tar some at all.

If you do Tar all with the same brush then the notions becomes unrealistic . . .
 
The thing is though Love, Aul Lad is a very interesting character with a very broad view on things.

Yet for some reason he hates me and Val and wants more Muslims to populate Kilkenny.

What gives Sir?
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Why do you think Aul Lad from Castlecomer behaves in such a manner Sir?
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I can only guess. It may be that you and I have communication shills which are far more advanced the most others. JPC, Coal and Andy may be similar. When I have an event to attend like the St Patrick's Day Parade, a wedding or a court case where I am a lay litigant, I do wash shave and dress up. When I am taking the sump guard of the van to change the oil, doing the brakes on it, fixing a pipe in the attic, spreading slurry or dung I dress as rough as possible. It is surprising how often I was approached by well wishers and chastised for not being shaved, have a hole in my jumper or oily hands. One neighbour pulled up to exchange news while I was out in the yard pumping up the digger tracks with grease and pointed to my dishevelled appearance. The same man might change a wheel on a car, but could not put a handle in a shovel, fix a bike puncture, change engine oil or weld. 20% of my farming is machinery repair, 20% building upgrades. I do hire held about 25% for simple heavy work and have family help but there are a lot of jobs I can only do myself. I spent all last week working my metal lathe and drilling machine with cutting oil all around.

Many people do not understand that. Auld Lad is one of them. There are others. We are here because we are disgusted at the destruction of our culture but we understand our problem is not understanding what is wrong but getting our country men to change their votes. If we are discussing the elections we don't want unrelated topics like Freemasons etc appearing. That can go elsewhere. We have weak moderation but cannot complain because without Dan we would have no site at all.
 
valamhic said:
I can only guess. It may be that you and I have communication shills which are far more advanced the most others. JPC, Coal and Andy may be similar. When I have an event to attend like the St Patrick's Day Parade, a wedding or a court case where I am a lay litigant, I do wash shave and dress up. When I am taking the sump guard of the van to change the oil, doing the brakes on it, fixing a pipe in the attic, spreading slurry or dung I dress as rough as possible. It is surprising how often I was approached by well wishers and chastised for not being shaved, have a hole in my jumper or oily hands. One neighbour pulled up to exchange news while I was out in the yard pumping up the digger tracks with grease and pointed to my dishevelled appearance. The same man might change a wheel on a car, but could not put a handle in a shovel, fix a bike puncture, change engine oil or weld. 20% of my farming is machinery repair, 20% building upgrades. I do hire held about 25% for simple heavy work and have family help but there are a lot of jobs I can only do myself. I spent all last week working my metal lathe and drilling machine with cutting oil all around.

Many people do not understand that. Auld Lad is one of them. There are others. We are here because we are disgusted at the destruction of our culture but we understand our problem is not understanding what is wrong but getting our country men to change their votes. If we are discussing the elections we don't want unrelated topics like Freemasons etc appearing. That can go elsewhere. We have weak moderation but cannot complain because without Dan we would have no site at all.
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Careful now Val, people might think that you are somewhat envious of the fellow.
 
Aul Lad claimed he built lorries in Kildare in the 70's. I find that hard to believe if he's so squeamish about oil etc.

Fair play on being a gay litigant by the way Sir. (Even though I'm not quite sure what that entails?)
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
The thing is though Love, Aul Lad is a very interesting character with a very broad view on things.

Yet for some reason he hates me and Val and wants more Muslims to populate Kilkenny.

What gives SiSeveral others hate me as well. There was a heave in which you alone backed me.
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Down in the pub I have to deliberately tone down the technical talk, the legal talk and keep it to the weather and the price of cattle. I am there for the serious business of drinking and chilling out not to educated them.
 
If you are in a new Irish and want to find out where you could get a decent lunch, you pick out
a man to ask who you assess as being likely to tell you. You ask in English and hope to hear about 2 or 3 with a recommendation. I you are in a country Italian town with the same problem you will seek out someone who is likely to understand a little English. Your first problem is communicating you hope is a recommendation. There may be no one so you have to use hand signals.

Posters here have different levels of knowledge and some contrary. We have to wade through it.
 
What happened us in the elections was that we thought the referendum results would be replicated and they were not.
 
valamhic said:
What happened us in the elections was that we thought the referendum results would be replicated and they were not.
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I was not expecting a walk over , I knew it was going to be a hard fight for any gains , I could see it happening around me ,fine Gael got a councillor into North monaghan for the first time in 20 years ......he was Heather Humphries parliamentary assistant :mad: and they only conducted a selective canvas (houses they thought there was a chance of a vote / blueshirt houses)
 
Coal Gas and peat said:
I was not expecting a walk over , I knew it was going to be a hard fight for any gains , I could see it happening around me ,fine Gael got a councillor into North monaghan for the first time in 20 years ......he was Heather Humphries parliamentary assistant :mad: and they only conducted a selective canvas (houses they thought there was a chance of a vote / blueshirt houses)
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Does that not tell you that a big chunk of North Monaghan don't care about migration, The Banty Enoch Burke, culture or anything else. They are doing all right with printed money and that's that.


By the way did Seamus Trainer get in?
 
valamhic said:
If you are in a new Irish and want to find out where you could get a decent lunch, you pick out
a man to ask who you assess as being likely to tell you. You ask in English and hope to hear about 2 or 3 with a recommendation. I you are in a country Italian town with the same problem you will seek out someone who is likely to understand a little English. Your first problem is communicating you hope is a recommendation. There may be no one so you have to use hand signals.

Posters here have different levels of knowledge and some contrary. We have to wade through it.
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One small item that perhaps you might direct your ample intellect to consider is that the mightier people believe themselves to be, the harder they tend to fall.

Aul Lad, to the best of my knowledge, has not come on here boasting of his intelligence, he lets that be judged by the content of his posts. He doesn't always get things right, but there is a brain working away there that many should be envious of.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
The thing is though Love, Aul Lad is a very interesting character with a very broad view on things.

Yet for some reason he hates me and Val and wants more Muslims to populate Kilkenny.

What gives Sir?
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From memory, Aul Lad was advocating for christian & catholic foreigners, hard working front line health care nurses.
Apparently there's an international system in place whereby national gov's recruit workers from abroad, Giving big incentives to tempt us and the asians.
Seemingly the HSE cannot give our nurses enough.
Now regarding Muslim countries - Consider how Saudi & Dubai harness Irish talent.
@Declan as a civil engineer would probably explain it better?
 
Professor said:
From memory, Aul Lad was advocating for christian & catholic foreigners, hard working front line health care nurses.
Apparently there's an international system in place whereby national gov's recruit workers from abroad, Giving big incentives to tempt us and the asians.
Seemingly the HSE cannot give our nurses enough.
Now regarding Muslim countries - Consider how Saudi & Dubai harness Irish talent.
@Declan as a civil engineer would probably explain it better?
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The nurses have plenty, it's more a lack of those wanting to work in Ireland rather than not getting sufficient dosh. Experienced nurses can be on 80k+, not many jobs are paying that.
 
clarke-connolly said:
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Alzheimers ! ! !
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THANKS FOR THAT .
your little club shares a characteristic---- you do not read posts--- you are unable to read posts----- as you all live is LA LA land and it is better to quote la la as it is more comforting to your troubled skulls than actually reading my post which stated that the people of Kearla have their day in Knock and they are very religious and moral .
since when did Knock become a Muslim shrine .
What would i know with my alzheimers --shur you must be right -- its not possible the 3 of you are thick as shit --it must be me .
RE Bangladeshis i was invited by a diplomat from the Bangladeshi embassy in London to attend their national day in st patricks --i thought it was an honour and i was treated very well and i learned a great deal .
the only other Irish guest was Richard Bruton td .
to get along with hard working people who are from a poor country which gets flooded to a depth up to 12 feet each year and which would not survive without the nutrients brought by the flood and whos history is one of huge struggle against a cruel oppressor --salman rushdies book stated the sun was dimmed over Dhaka by the vultures feeding on the corpses .
The father of the current prime minister was Sheikh Rahman who spent much of his life in jail being tortured by the Pakistanis and was murdered while prime minister along with his family except two daughters studying in London .
one of whom is now prime minister known as Sheikh Hasina .
they against all odds and problems insurmountable for most people have survived and worked hard and are making a go of things --their country sadly is only a few feet over sea level and i do not know how they will deal with that .
getting on with people who are not Irish and who marry within their own community is not a crime .
allowing out country to be overrun by order of george soros is a crime as it is done to destroy our society and the ability to see the difference is not taught or understood in LA LA land .
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Aul Lad claimed he built lorries in Kildare in the 70's. I find that hard to believe if he's so squeamish about oil etc.

Fair play on being a gay litigant by the way Sir. (Even though I'm not quite sure what that entails?)
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CLASSIC MYLES THANKS FOR THE LAUGH I AM GOING OUT TO THE SHED TO TAKE PHOTOS FOR YOUR FELLOW EXPERT VAL WHO STATES I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HIS WORLD.
 
jpc said:
It's all OK.
Until suddenly it's not seems to be the case right now.
The major nation western world leaders are morons to a man and woman.
Is that by selection?
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Well, it doesn't seem that we're sending our best but there has been a significant change over the last number of years. They've been rumbled.
 
valamhic said:
there are a lot of jobs I can only do myself. I spent all last week working my metal lathe and drilling machine with cutting oil all around.

Many people do not understand that. Auld Lad is one of them. There are others. If we are discussing the elections we don't want unrelated topics like Freemasons etc appearing. That can go elsewhere. We have weak moderation but cannot complain because without Dan we would have no site at all.
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ENCLOSED some photos val .
val 1 is the first tool i used to change oil as i had so much to change each month from 16 vehicles val 11 is what i use today .
val 2 is my humble elderly lathe and Bridgeport mill and i put a gallon of your famous machine oil on it for you .
i would have changed more oil in one month than you have done in the past 10 years .
i built a joinery in the corner of the shed in a loft and you can see its all rusting as when i was attacked by the travellers i had to learn to walk again it took 2 years and had to close 2 companies and the joinery was part of one of them .
you do not have a clue about me val and you went back through all my posts to find something which disturbed you and you kindly compare my post to James Joyces Ulysses .
I then decided to reply to you.
i have spent a half century doing some kind of engineering or other often in crude conditions --i treated my self to a good garage/engineering /joinery in my 50s as i had a rough life sometimes working in a pit which was beside a river and would flood frequently -- working in water for hours is not a good experience .
you think you are the only person who got his hands dirty on this site -- maybe there are others val .
 

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AUL LAD said:
ENCLOSED some photos val .
val 1 is the first tool i used to change oil as i had so much to change each month from 16 vehicles val 11 is what i use today .
val 2 is my humble elderly lathe and Bridgeport mill and i put a gallon of your famous machine oil on it for you .
i would have changed more oil in one month than you have done in the past 10 years .
i built a joinery in the corner of the shed in a loft and you can see its all rusting as when i was attacked by the travellers i had to learn to walk again it took 2 years and had to close 2 companies and the joinery was part of one of them .
you do not have a clue about me val and you went back through all my posts to find something which disturbed you and you kindly compare my post to James Joyces Ulysses .
I then decided to reply to you.
i have spent a half century doing some kind of engineering or other often in crude conditions --i treated my self to a good garage/engineering /joinery in my 50s as i had a rough life sometimes working in a pit which was beside a river and would flood frequently -- working in water for hours is not a good experience .
you think you are the only person who got his hands dirty on this site -- maybe there are others val .
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Very good, shows you must have some practical experience. I am not in a competition for changing oil. I do it as part of machine maintenance but do not measure quantities. Engineering teaches one precision, there is no forgiveness for errors.
 
valamhic said:
Are all travellers bad?
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Not all but what the ones who done Aul Lad over were very bad (link below).

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