Sinn Fein are not a Normal Political Party

I'm not making light of the people who lost loved ones (me included) during covid; but what would an inquiry prove? It will cost millions to tell us what we already know and no one will be punished. The only winners will be the legal teams.
What would an inquiry prove?
We could find out precisely why we kept going in and out of lockdown.
We could find out why the people making the rules felt it was okay to break the rules at golf gate.
We could find out why certain people were saying there could be restrictions till 2026.
We could find out how it was thought handshakes would be a thing of the past.
We could find out what data made them nearly have another lockdown Christmas 2021 and yet all restrictions were gone by February 2022.
These cunts destroyed lives.
Played god.
We couldn't go beyond 5km from home or buy fucking shoes.
Why do we need an inquiry?
 
What would an inquiry prove?
We could find out precisely why we kept going in and out of lockdown.
We could find out why the people making the rules felt it was okay to break the rules at golf gate.
We could find out why certain people were saying there could be restrictions till 2026.
We could find out how it was thought handshakes would be a thing of the past.
We could find out what data made them nearly have another lockdown Christmas 2021 and yet all restrictions were gone by February 2022.
These cunts destroyed lives.
Played god.
We couldn't go beyond 5km from home or buy fucking shoes.
Why do we need an inquiry?
Well, it's in the past and imo the money would be better spent on housing
 
Worth remembering that Westminster have powers to compel witnesses. No such powers exist in the Oireachtas, in fact the Irish people rejected giving them those powers in a referendum.
 
Any other party would be ditching their leader after this continuing pattern of decline of support for Sinn Fein over the past year.

This was a face to face poll and not an online poll

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I would imagine SF would score higher in an anonymous poll.

I doubt Soundy himself would express his support for SF in front of his well heeled neighbours, they'd think god forbid they had a council house in their midst.

In fairness to Soundy, and for all his faults and absurdities, even he knows better than to cause a property crisis on the South Douglas Road.

So we can safely say that is one less vote that FG and Simon Harris got in that poll.
 
What would an inquiry prove?
We could find out precisely why we kept going in and out of lockdown.
We could find out why the people making the rules felt it was okay to break the rules at golf gate.
We could find out why certain people were saying there could be restrictions till 2026.
We could find out how it was thought handshakes would be a thing of the past.
We could find out what data made them nearly have another lockdown Christmas 2021 and yet all restrictions were gone by February 2022.
These cunts destroyed lives.
Played god.
We couldn't go beyond 5km from home or buy fucking shoes.
Why do we need an inquiry?
I could give you the answers to all those questions.

You just won't like them.
 
Well, it's in the past and imo the money would be better spent on housing
Stardust was also in the past but they kept fighting.
These scumbags kept us locked up for 2 years.
Went live on the news to tell us if we could buy shoes or not.
Clare Byrne doing a show from her shed.
They scare mongered saying there'd never be outdoor gigs again.
People had tiny funerals for loved ones.
There has to be an inquiry.
It's an insult to those who died not to have one.
 
Well, it's in the past and imo the money would be better spent on housing
They're paying €3200 per month to lease homes for 25 years and then handing the keys back.
I think an inquiry would be a fraction of the cost of that.
Classic Paddy sweep everything under the carpet mentality there.
 
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