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My Apologies it was the Irish Development Minister Peter Power, What An Idiot.
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What's his brief?
Every one sees what you appear to be, few really know what you are, and those few dare not oppose themselves to the opinion of the many, who have the majesty of the state to defend them.
- [SIZE=2]Niccolò Machiavelli[/SIZE]
What a pathetic attempt to curry favour with the Amerikan empire.
I suspect Martin is the most genuinely stupid Cabinet member. The others may be corrupt, dishonest, evasive, sneaky, treacherous, possessed of a certain low cunning, and sometimes pretend to be stupid - but ol' Fluffy Martin really doesn't have two brain cells to rub together. He's just a mouthpiece, and empty slate for his officials.
Je suis un loo-lah
A complete and utter swine,playing into Brezinski's plan.Traitor to the Irish Nation!!!
I think you're spot on, Sidewinder.Originally Posted by Sidewinder
When a character like that attains such a powerful position, we'd all better watch out.
One of the things that worries me is that John Gormley knows only too well what a dishonest, conniving creep Martin is.
The Greens' silence, on so many issues, is deafening.
15 Jan 2001 -- Fine Gael pledged to end fluoridation because of "serious health concerns".
When did he say it, and where? I am curious.
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I think gormless knows that Martin's a muppett and therrefore the suggestion does not even merit comment. While I agree on their silence in general being deafening, in this case it's as expected...
As we already have troops in Afghanistan, why would we be suprised ?I think gormless knows that Martin's a muppett and therrefore the suggestion does not even merit comment. While I agree on their silence in general being deafening, in this case it's as expected...
With allegations of genocide from both sides in the recent conflict I think it would be a noble brief if our soldiers were sent to the disputed region as peace keepers or observers as part of a peace deal.
Whats wrong with that?
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