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Thats me finished with F.F.after 40 yrs supporting them.
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Fianna Fáil to support trade ban with lands held by Israel, but embassy calls it 'immoral'
The Embassy of Israel said the boycott will not facilitate Ireland’s role or influence in the Middle East.
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@Pat.Frost: They won’t be getting my vote either. I was thinking of voting for them next time out.
@Dumb as a Rock Mika: I might actually support them now. Never did before
@Dumb as a Rock Mika: So you were happy to vote for a party that near bankrupted our nation, caused devastation to people across the nation for years to come but when they boycott products made on stolen land you say that’s too much?
So to be clear, you don’t give a crap about harm done to the people living in this country but when its land Israel has occupied its different? Good to know where you stand.
@Dumb as a Rock Mika: Can Israelis vote in an Irish GE?