Jaysus, you fairly lay down the melodrama sometimes.

Thank you Fingal

Well it is a fair point to say that there are few as slimey as Micheal Martin. Spot on Dieter.

So true Timothy.

Apologies for more grammar and spelling mistakes than usual, Irish whiskey

Hey Deiter!
Now that you have a few on board can I deem to be a bit nosey? You refer to us Irish in the third person as if you are not one of us, as if you are somewhat separate and aloof from our disparaged state. Your observations are very wise and apt and I only bring this up in the interest of having the benefit of your indulgences in a more involved way.
In these days of savage hardship and with little help from our elected your imput in a more – lets say – intimate way would be most appreciated given the extreme likelihood of a deeper, more controversial connection with our European neighbours.

Your observations, whilst interesting, are not altogether correct. True, I am not Irish but I do not feel above anyone. I admit I live a life detached from a lot of the suffering in Ireland yet in many ways I am deeply connected. I observe and comment, here and elsewhere, for the few who understand and appreciate truth, who judge and absolve each other. It is that growing minority that I have such a strong affection towards and my only indulgence is a powerful deeply engraved dissipation of dishonesty, lies and ignorance. Those who can not see or think for themselves are beneath my contempt, I look upon those as merely part of the blond flock, lively or sad, loyal or corrupt, from whom there is nothing to be expected but fleeting second hand opinions. They are empty words without true emotions, either pleasant or unpleasant, which leave no trace behind them. There will be change in Ireland, there will be peaceful anarchy, there will be an awakening but not now….now is a time to for people think, imagine, awaken, hope and it is a time for me to pour another amber drink of the Gods, Jameson. For just like whiskey, public opinion and consciousness must go through many changes before the taste is just right, patience is essential my earnest friend.

Thank you Deiter.
I shall mull over your observations with a nice glass of German Riesling in hand. Cheers my good friend

A particularly beautiful grape, Riesling is still being picked even now in February. A wonderfully strong, resilient grape that fights against all of natures odds yet still manages to flourish and grow. I like a matured 10 -15 yr old semi sweet, with pork…enjoy!

Yes indeed, Rielling from the Rhine and pork from the Schleswig-Holstein what a repast!

Pretending he dosent know whats going an…u lot cant fool us any more..yes labour,ff,fg da whole lot o dem…one word…***********

The same thought entered my mind but I did not want to be rude, God knows I am never rude and much too sensitive for this cruel world

@ mart_n
Hi, can you explain your comment please ?

Is profanity necessary?

How did that “top of the range leech” manage to get himself voted in again?

Profanities are sometimes necessary JustDieter to express our anger. English is not our native tongue and we’re quite partial to a bit of melodramatics ourselves. ;-)

Apologies Dieter if it offends but the passionate hatred i feel for this mans party and the current lot is boundless

Policies in NI that strangle the people, populist bull in the South should be contradictory to your thinking. Constructive alternatives are good but years of intimidation have given some the idea that intimidation works everywhere, no it doesn`t, it `s like pissing down your leg, it feels hot to you but not to the audience, drink up lads and be happy. Slainte.

Yes, shut up Martin.

Greenspot Whiskey. Go for the upgrade and not a whole lot dearer that Jameson. Probably the finest Irish Whiskey you can get.

I will, thank you Timothy. I am quite partial to a sip of Redbreast 15yrs or Tyrconnell 10yrs which I recently tried for the first time, beautiful.

the nutters who typically exploit situations like this are the likes of FF and Martin (who seems pathologically incapable of acknowledging his role in the creation of the current situation (and i mean that literally; it cannot be healthy to exist in such a state of denial)?

it isn’t good at all to see him asking this question. it is dispiritng

Do you not think that the Gom Martin might actually push for a no vote.

I’d say all this Kearon chap is after is a resumption of the tax payer funded gravy
train, just like the old times with Dick Roche…