Mick Wallace - Ultimate Tool

[Stacky]

They are polticians with a sence of integrity and honesty we have sadly to say too many American ass lickers in this country who will do everything America tells us to do.

What is America "telling us to do"?

Should we be anti-science and vaccine and pro-Russia and China?

Mick and Clare are angling to get a trip on the first Russian tank into Kiev.

 

[Stacky]

They've shown themselves up as a complete pair of simpletons at every turn.


The sooner these pair of idiots are voted out of office the better.

They are just paid "useful idiots" for despots and cranks across the globe.

 

[longbigandjuicy]

They are just paid "useful idiots" for despots and cranks across the globe.

They should just join SF and be done with it.

 

[Stacky]

'I don't want to live in Wexford,' Mick Wallace told AIB officials​

MEP’s 'threat to burn Clontarf home' if bank forced a sale


Ireland South MEP Mick Wallace. Photo: Steve Humphreys

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MEP Mick Wallace rejected a bank's proposal that he sell his Dublin home and live in Wexford - even though he was representing the county in the Dáil.
Dublin Circuit Civil Court also heard that Mr Wallace (64) threatened to burn down his Clontarf home if AIB Mortgage Bank sought to repossess it.
Details of the exchanges emerged at a hearing yesterday where the bank secured a possession order for the property over an unpaid debt of €955,000.
A note of a meeting between Mr Wallace and bank officials in 2015 recorded that the then TD for Wexford rejected a proposal to live in the county.
The proposal involved him selling the Clontarf property, with the proceeds going to AIB, and an option to retain another house he owned in Youngstown, Co Wexford, as his principal private residence.
But the Independents 4 Change politician was recorded as confirming "he would not be moving back to Wexford to live" as he had been living in Dublin for 25 years and his family, job and lifestyle were all in the capital.
The court also heard Mr Wallace had an emotional attachment to the Clontarf property.
According to an affidavit filed by AIB official Sean O'Carroll, the builder-turned-politician told him the bank "would have to take him out in a box"


The comments were said to have been made after the bank told him it was not able to give him a further loan to buy an apartment in Temple Bar.
AIB was prepared to give him a loan, ranging between €200,000 and €250,000, only if he sold the Clontarf house first.

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He will not live amongst the people who elect him.......................

 

[Drucker]

I’m happy to say that he blocked me on twitter

 

[jimmym]

I’m happy to say that he blocked me on twitter

Him and Benny?

 

[Happyhonkaman]

we have some habit of sending our biggest gombeens off to europe to make absolute arses of themseves and the country whilst receiving massive pay in return

Mick Wallace, Calre Daly, Ming Flanagan, Dana.. the list goes on
WTF is this all about?

 

[jimmym]

we have some habit of sending our biggest gombeens off to europe to make absolute arses of themseves and the country whilst receiving massive pay in return

Mick Wallace, Calre Daly, Ming Flanagan, Dana.. the list goes on
WTF is this all about?

How did we not send Dara?

 

[PROCNA2018]

'I don't want to live in Wexford,' Mick Wallace told AIB officials​

MEP’s 'threat to burn Clontarf home' if bank forced a sale


Ireland South MEP Mick Wallace. Photo: Steve Humphreys

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MEP Mick Wallace rejected a bank's proposal that he sell his Dublin home and live in Wexford - even though he was representing the county in the Dáil.
Dublin Circuit Civil Court also heard that Mr Wallace (64) threatened to burn down his Clontarf home if AIB Mortgage Bank sought to repossess it.
Details of the exchanges emerged at a hearing yesterday where the bank secured a possession order for the property over an unpaid debt of €955,000.
A note of a meeting between Mr Wallace and bank officials in 2015 recorded that the then TD for Wexford rejected a proposal to live in the county.
The proposal involved him selling the Clontarf property, with the proceeds going to AIB, and an option to retain another house he owned in Youngstown, Co Wexford, as his principal private residence.
But the Independents 4 Change politician was recorded as confirming "he would not be moving back to Wexford to live" as he had been living in Dublin for 25 years and his family, job and lifestyle were all in the capital.
The court also heard Mr Wallace had an emotional attachment to the Clontarf property.
According to an affidavit filed by AIB official Sean O'Carroll, the builder-turned-politician told him the bank "would have to take him out in a box"


The comments were said to have been made after the bank told him it was not able to give him a further loan to buy an apartment in Temple Bar.
AIB was prepared to give him a loan, ranging between €200,000 and €250,000, only if he sold the Clontarf house first.

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He will not live amongst the people who elect him.......................

For a guy who can't find a shirt and tie to come out with his lifestyle is in the capital totally belies the shtick he comes out with.

Family and job fair enough, although you'd argue at the time he should have been living in the constituency he was elected by.

But lifestyle? Mill property in Clontarf, looking for quarter Mill for apartment in Temple Bar? From a guy who professes to be hard left?

Bollox.

 

[PussyinBoots]

we have some habit of sending our biggest gombeens off to europe to make absolute arses of themseves and the country whilst receiving massive pay in return

Mick Wallace, Calre Daly, Ming Flanagan, Dana.. the list goes on
WTF is this all about?

I guess if you had to hang out Leinster House with them you'd send them away to Europe as well.

But you really have nobody to blame but the electorate. I guess it's some sort of protest vote but these guys are absolute muppets.