Is Gerry Hutch a snitch for the Gardai?

[Diarmuid]

Gerry loves black,brown and Israeli people and cannot find native Dubliners to provide his security. What's going on?

 

[Wolf]

Gerry loves black,brown and Israeli people and cannot find native Dubliners to provide his security. What's going on?

Ask AN2, he's a well known snitch around here.

 

[clarke-connolly]

Gerry loves black,brown and Israeli people and cannot find native Dubliners to provide his security. What's going on?

Very high odds = = I would say 95%+

 

[Diarmuid]

Very high odds = = I would say 95%+

If he is a snitch, can we switch him? Hey Gerry - sack your darkie security men. Hire Dubs. Next time you meet your Garda handlers grab them and tar and feather them. Then do an interview with your journaliar friends and tell them you're hopping onboard the remigration train. The journalists know which way the wind is blowing and they will flatter you for your change of mind.

Aisimirce anois! Amach leo! Slan abhaile!

 

[scolairebocht]

Yes in my opinion a lot of the senior people in the drugs trade do work for the Gardai, and through them in practice for Western Intelligence Agencies.

Like we live in a massive surveillance society, you couldn't smuggle a bottle of water aboard a plane these days and even boats are regulated and monitored to a huge degree now, and yet some people can import and drown the country in huge drug shipments? No its done with the assistance of the powers that be, definitely. They hype up in the media the Kinahans etc simply to disguise this truth, that it has to be members of the Gardai etc behind this, because nobody else could realistically do this.

Then in some cases those same powers can entrap people (here's a few thousand for looking the other way and transporting a box and then, 'accidentally', you get caught) and recycle them as anti-mass migration campaigners, but obviously secretly working for them with a huge potential jail sentence hanging over their heads.

It happens for sure....

 

[Diarmuid]

I met him once, in the late nineties. A Dublin lad I was with knew him and stopped for chat. My gut instinct was good: intelligent, observant, amused. Not a cruel man. Robin Hood, who shunned the heroin trade because of the damage it did. There seemed to be a hint of halo shimmering around his head.

The guy in the photos doesn't quite seem like the same guy. Did they switch him? A lot of his family got killed and the rest must be wary. Is there anyone who can confirm that it's the same guy?

A man can change a lot in thirty years. He was one of the good guys then. Not now.

 

[clarke-connolly]

I met him once, in the late nineties. A Dublin lad I was with knew him and stopped for chat. My gut instinct was good: intelligent, observant, amused. Not a cruel man. Robin Hood, who shunned the heroin trade because of the damage it did. There seemed to be a hint of halo shimmering around his head.

The guy in the photos doesn't quite seem like the same guy. Did they switch him? A lot of his family got killed and the rest must be wary. Is there anyone who can confirm that it's the same guy?

A man can change a lot in thirty years. He was one of the good guys then. Not now.

The Guards would get you on something if you lived the life that Gerry Hutch has lived = = The only reason that Gerry Hutch has served so little jail time, is because Gerry Hutch is a Tout !

 

[Diarmuid]

The Guards would get you on something if you lived the life that Gerry Hutch has lived = = The only reason that Gerry Hutch has served so little jail time, is because Gerry Hutch is a Tout !

It reminds me of the story of Martin Cahill, the general. RTE were giving him great publicity at one time. But one part they rarely mentioned was that he tried to kill a Garda in the Forensics Squad with a car bomb. The guy was badly injured, but survived and even returned to work. But it wasn't for lack of effort on Cahill's part. Cahill hoped to reduce the chance of a conviction on some charge.

It was widely suspected that Cahill planted the bomb, but he was never charged. A journalist asked the Garda, at the end of his career, why Cahill was never charged. The Garda paused and said it was something he wondered about too. There was another pause and then the journo changed the topic.


Hutch did time in his twenties for armed robberies. Then there was the Brinks robbery. later came the Kinnahan feud and the Skylon shooting.
Did Hutch ever get involved in the drugs?
What else do you think he got away with?

We can destroy Hutch in the election by a laser focus on his status as a snitch..

 

[Myles O'Reilly]

I met him once, in the late nineties. A Dublin lad I was with knew him and stopped for chat. My gut instinct was good: intelligent, observant, amused. Not a cruel man. Robin Hood, who shunned the heroin trade because of the damage it did. There seemed to be a hint of halo shimmering around his head.

I spoke to him a few times too. He used to drink in the Yacht in Clontarf before the feud forced him out of the Country. He drove a motorbike.

If I didn't know he was a head gangster I thought he was just an ordinary Joe. No different to anyone else in the bar.

I knew his son too. He used to buy and sell cars. But he too fled.

 

[clarke-connolly]

It reminds me of the story of Martin Cahill, the general. RTE were giving him great publicity at one time. But one part they rarely mentioned was that he tried to kill a Garda in the Forensics Squad with a car bomb. The guy was badly injured, but survived and even returned to work. But it wasn't for lack of effort on Cahill's part. Cahill hoped to reduce the chance of a conviction on some charge.

It was widely suspected that Cahill planted the bomb, but he was never charged. A journalist asked the Garda, at the end of his career, why Cahill was never charged. The Garda paused and said it was something he wondered about too. There was another pause and then the journo changed the topic.


Hutch did time in his twenties for armed robberies. Then there was the Brinks robbery. later came the Kinnahan feud and the Skylon shooting.
Did Hutch ever get involved in the drugs?
What else do you think he got away with?

We can destroy Hutch in the election by a laser focus on his status as a snitch..

Understand the 26 County state-let / Understand the Gardaí = = The answer is Gerard Hutch is a Tout !

 

[Diarmuid]

Understand the 26 County state-let / Understand the Gardaí = = The answer is Gerard Hutch is a Tout !

Roderick O'Gorman and Brenda Power on Newstalk this morning: They are using Hutch as an excuse to make it harder to run for election: If you're not "tax compliant" you can't run.

The system can invent a tax offence against you, just before the nominations start. You are unable to resolve it before the closing period of nominations. Smirking sadistic civil servants will give you the run around. Too bad. You can't run. It's the law.

Meanwhile, the worst murderer in Ireland can vote and run for election from his prison cell.

Hutch is getting a lot of publicity on MSM. Am I correct in thinking that MSM have never allowed Cllr Patrick Quinlan speak or even mentioned him by name?

 

[clarke-connolly]

Roderick O'Gorman and Brenda Power on Newstalk this morning: They are using Hutch as an excuse to make it harder to run for election: If you're not "tax compliant" you can't run.

The system can invent a tax offence against you, just before the nominations start. You are unable to resolve it before the closing period of nominations. Smirking sadistic civil servants will give you the run around. Too bad. You can't run. It's the law.

Meanwhile, the worst murderer in Ireland can vote and run for election from his prison cell.

Hutch is getting a lot of publicity on MSM. Am I correct in thinking that MSM have never allowed Cllr Patrick Quinlan speak or even mentioned him by name?

The 26 County state-let is a rotten little state-let !