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One very sad, sick, f**k.
That was one of the most dispicable acts of disrespect that I have had the displeasure to witness.
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Maybe yourself and Vincent could club together for some appopriate treatment for yourselves.Originally Posted by SteornMan
I don't think any right minded person will condon dancing on anyones grave
But listening to some of the callers you would swear that Charlie was some kind of saint....he flew to paris to buy his shirts and have dinner with Mitterand while telling everyone else to tighten their belts...
Charlie got the ball rolling that will eventually destroy FF
I don't condone dancing on someones grave by any means, but I cant blame people for being so angry with Haughey and his ilk.
If I could mass-sterilise the planet, I would. Seriously.
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Strangely enough I found the dancing on his grave part funny.
I always found Charles 2nd posthumous decapitations of Cromwell and cohorts ridiculous ............. but it seems the stupidity of middle ages thinking is still with us for some
Love to see him prosecuted and sent to jail ........ Im sure some of the lads in the joy would love to greet a lotto millionaire into their wing
Dear God what an utter ************************wit!
I don't think that Haughey can be blamed for what happened from 1997 onwards.
He kept Ireland neutral during the Falkland conflict; much to Mrs T's annoyance.
We have got as much as we are going to get out of Europe; it is, now, time to leave!
EUROPA CONVENTUS DELENDA EST!...Whistle out the marching tune
Haughey was a corrupt bit of FF filth who should have been denied a state funeral. That being said I disagree with the action of dancing on his grave although I wouldn't feel too sorry for his family - they benefited from his corruption.
"Je n'ai pas besoin de cette hypothèse." - Pierre-Simon de Laplace to Napoleon Bonaparte.
It's a very effective form of protest. Better than throwing shoes. I can see this catching on worldwide. All dead politicians will have to be cremated and the ashes scattered.
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