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Thread: Trevor Sargent in hot water over headed notepaper letter to Garda

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    Quote Originally Posted by FakeViking View Post
    Will Trev be on with Sean O'Rourke whimpering about being a victim?
    I think every politician in a bit of bother now knows well to avoid Sean O'Rourke like the plague - he is too likely to ask the right and difficult questions.

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    I have read the article and it is pretty damning.

    A serving minister wrote a letter to the Gardai on ministerial headed paper and said in relation to a case being prepared for the DPP:

    "I believe that it is wholly inappropriate to proceed with the summons at this point"


    This was not an enquiry or a character reference. It was an attempt to influence the administration of justice.

    It is a resigning matter.

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    Most parties have form on this matter so it might be the press who will have to run with this.

    Which could be very effective.

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    Sean O'Rourke has his teeth into this story on News at One - Trevor may say his prayers now.

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    It's ironic that the man who refused to lead the Greens into government with FF gets caught up to FF style shennanigans

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    Quote Originally Posted by White Horse View Post
    I have read the article and it is pretty damning.

    A serving minister wrote a letter to the Gardai on ministerial headed paper and said in relation to a case being prepared for the DPP:

    "I believe that it is wholly inappropriate to proceed with the summons at this point"


    This was not an enquiry or a character reference. It was an attempt to influence the administration of justice.

    It is a resigning matter.
    OPPS!!!!

    Election footing...

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    Jesus, this is mad, far worse than what Tony Killeen did. This is ministerial interferencein justice. This is huge.

    He will have to resign.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Big_Fellow View Post
    ... Mary Geoghegan Quinn has her own cupboard of skeletons ...
    That's how Deirdre de B. now refers to Maire's 'cabineyyyyyyyy'


    (Incidentally, I notice that Maire has retained Peter Sutherland's lad, Shane, first appointed by Peter's pal, Charlie McCreevy. )

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    Quote Originally Posted by White Horse View Post
    I have read the article and it is pretty damning.

    A serving minister wrote a letter to the Gardai on ministerial headed paper and said in relation to a case being prepared for the DPP:

    "I believe that it is wholly inappropriate to proceed with the summons at this point"


    This was not an enquiry or a character reference. It was an attempt to influence the administration of justice.

    It is a resigning matter.
    How thick is Trevor to write something like that? If he doesn't resign over the ethical issue he should resign due to the stupidity he displayed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EvotingMachine0197 View Post
    Jaysus now what ....

    Our political system appears to have the pox.
    A long-standing infection - it didn't arrive overnight. It's very contagious as well - however, the voters don't seem to think that it's country-threatening, no doubt they'll vote the poxy ba$tards in again...
    lol....
    'THEY WENT BECAUSE THEIR OPEN EYES COULD SEE NO OTHER WAY' Cecil Day-Lewis' epitaph to the British & Irish men and women of the International Brigades, Spanish Civil War.

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