Good one Rte Radio.

[cerberus]

A phone in on the economic crisis said that the Irish should get down on their knees and say to Britain " We have run the place for the past 80 years and we have made a balls of it , please take us back".

[Errigal]

A phone in on the economic crisis said that the Irish should get down on their knees and say to Britain " We have run the place for the past 80 years and we have made a balls of it , please take us back".

Oh man.

Do you have the name of the show or a link?

[Felix the Cat]

What was trolling called before it was known as trolling?

[Basil Fawlty]

cerberus shows his hand.

[Shylock]

cerberus shows his hand.

Cerberus is far too obsessed with the Hoaxcaust and WWII for his own good. He's also a bit too old to be pushing the Commando Comics version of WWII.

[Shylock]

A phone in on the economic crisis said that the Irish should get down on their knees and say to Britain " We have run the place for the past 80 years and we have made a balls of it , please take us back".

Cerberus is big chimpin'.

[Charlie Robespierre]

Intelligent people don't do 'phone ins'. I've never heard an intelligent person 'phone in', 'text in' or 'email in' into a 'show'. Maybe it happens once a decade.

But mostly it's this fellow:

:eurotard:

[Ernest]

What a refreshing change to hear the truth. Of course Irish remained free to move to the UK - a popular choice. Still Ireland has been propped up by the EU for the last few decades, which prevented everyone from emigrating and its reversion to a 3rd world country.

At the time of the Partition there were a lot of loyal/Protestant/Unionist Irish of one sort or another spread around the Republic, and they seemed to mostly dissappear, intimidated into silence I suppose.

Ireland was never able to rule itself or advance economically or technologically under its own steam, the Irish just squatted in their bogs until the Norse came to introduce civilisation. Everyone knows that Ireland was better off under British Rule. However things are so degenerate now we can't go back.

[Charlie Robespierre]

What a refreshing change to hear the truth. Of course Irish remained free to move to the UK - a popular choice. Still Ireland has been propped up by the EU for the last few decades, which prevented everyone from emigrating and its reversion to a 3rd world country.

At the time of the Partition there were a lot of loyal/Protestant/Unionist Irish of one sort or another spread around the Republic, and they seemed to mostly dissappear, intimidated into silence I suppose.

Ireland was never able to rule itself or advance economically or technologically under its own steam, the Irish just squatted in their bogs until the Norse came to introduce civilisation. Everyone knows that Ireland was better off under British Rule. However things are so degenerate now we can't go back.You lot would be so lucky. We'd sooner take the EU then be absorbed by America's latest acquisition.

[Errigal]

Intelligent people don't do 'phone ins'. I've never heard an intelligent person 'phone in', 'text in' or 'email in' into a 'show'. Maybe it happens once a decade.

But mostly it's this fellow:

:eurotard:


People aren't really allowed to be intelligent on those shows. With all the talking over one another and the annoying technical difficulties a person has a lot of of trouble getting his point across. It's really only in studio guests or hosts that get to say anything worthwhile.

On another note I heard that George Hook on Newstalk about a month ago saying "maybe we Irish were meant to be poor" when he was talking about the NAMA business. He was only a quarter joking, judging by his tone. What kind of self-defeating nonsense is that?

[Charlie Robespierre]

People aren't really allowed to be intelligent on those shows. With all the talking over one another and the annoying technical difficulties a person has a lot of of trouble getting his point across. It's really only in studio guests or hosts that get to say anything worthwhile.
At the national level nothing is served by "phoning in". You might create some action on a local issue, granted, but with a national issue, no. Normal people realise this, what's left decides to "Talk to Joe". If an idea slips past that first line of defence the inferior presenter, who's a system loyalist, will, on reflex sabotage!
On another note I heard that George Hook on Newstalk about a month ago saying "maybe we Irish were meant to be poor" when he was talking about the NAMA business. He was only a quarter joking, judging by his tone. What kind of self-defeating nonsense is that?The cuddly grandfather charm this media magnate cultivates withers away very quickly. Have you heard his advert where he begins by solemnly intoning "We aren't as rich as we once where..". With such great gravity and weight of speech, I'm thinking he's going to advertise some charity or some public ideas symposium. Then the rest of the ad is devoted to him flogging a Sky Digital package at cut rate prices. He's a particularily infuriating Ivory Tower fraud.

[Errigal]

At the national level nothing is served by "phoning in". You might create some action on a local issue, granted, but with a national issue, no. Normal people realise this, what's left decides to "Talk to Joe". If an idea slips past that first line of defence the inferior presenter, who's a system loyalist, will, on reflex sabotage any good ideas.
The cuddly grandfather charm this media magnate cultivates withers away very quickly. Have you heard his advert where he begins by solemnly intoning "We aren't as rich as we once where..". With such great gravity and weight of speech, I'm thinking he's going to advertise some charity or some public ideas symposium. Then the rest of the ad is devoted to him flogging a Sky Digital package at cut rate prices. He's a particularily infuriating Ivory Tower fraud.

Yes I heard him talking nonsense about getting more women into politics. That Balik woman and an American Jewish academic were his guests. Old George just sounded like a hen-pecked old fool wanting to keep peace at home by agreeing to anything.

[Basil Fawlty]

An airstrike on RTE would improve things here no end.

[Charlie Robespierre]

Yes I heard him talking nonsense about getting more women into politics. That Balik woman and an American Jewish academic were his guests.That's Irish radio alright. An informative debate with a panel full of vibrants.

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/breaking-news/uk-ireland/radio-host-rapped-over-interview-14823632.html

[Basil Fawlty]

Bacik has become a little more forthcoming about her tribal origins of late. She really is a piece of work.

[Errigal]

An airstrike on RTE would improve things here no end.

All of these state broadcasters have far too much of a choke hold on their country's national conversation. The BBC is just massive for example. Any person wanting to simply be an active part of his own country's politics has to stay sweet with these state broadcasters or he can pretty much go look for another way to make a living or spend his time.

[Errigal]

Bacik has become a little more forthcoming about her tribal origins of late. She really is a piece of work.

It is remarkable how it only takes one. Someone could do a comedy sketch on one of them crash landing on an alien planet and getting into their "heal the world" act almost as soon as he'd changed out of his spacesuit.

[Basil Fawlty]

It is remarkable how it only takes one. Someone could do a comedy sketch on one of them crash landing on an alien planet and getting into their "heal the world" act almost as soon as he'd changed out of his spacesuit.Yes, it doesn't take many. For example, many of the changes in family law here (all bad) were down to another one of them who got busy in the 90's. Bacik wants to replace the constitution with a new one that gets rid of God, the family, and brings in her favourite hobbyhorse - slaughter of the unborn. These people always seem genuinely surprised when they are finally run out of town, as has happened a great many times in the last two millenia, everywhere.

[Merlo]

Yes, it doesn't take many. For example, many of the changes in family law here (all bad) were down to another one of them who got busy in the 90's. Bacik wants to replace the constitution with a new one that gets rid of God, the family, and brings in her favourite hobbyhorse - slaughter of the unborn. These people always seem genuinely surprised when they are finally run out of town, as has happened a great many times in the last two millenia, everywhere.
This Bacik is thoroughly Jewish and sickening. She has no place in Ireland. Should be thrown out like the trash she is.

[Errigal]

Yes, it doesn't take many. For example, many of the changes in family law here (all bad) were down to another one of them who got busy in the 90's. Bacik wants to replace the constitution with a new one that gets rid of God, the family, and brings in her favourite hobbyhorse - slaughter of the unborn. These people always seem genuinely surprised when they are finally run out of town, as has happened a great many times in the last two millenia, everywhere.

The bit about them that really takes the cake is the way they want to get into a mud slinging match but no one is allowed to throw any at them. They can get into the "centuries of Church abuse" or "a culture of" this or that but no one is ever allowed to turn around and discuss their provenance.

[Man of Ash]

It seems like her country's determined to plant one in-your-face ewige Jude academic in every country in the world. She's Ireland's.

[cerberus]

Basil
cerberus shows his hand.

Ah for Christ's sake Basil I thought it was drop dead funny - the man was making a judgement on how badly the South had been run and the amount of money which had been pumped into the banking system.
Showing my hand - Basil for an intelligent man you can be as thick as the rest of us when you don't put your mind to it.

Basil
An airstrike on RTE would improve things here no end.

Is this an appeal to Her Majesty's Royal Air Force , as far as I am aware the "not so free state" ( cost of living Basil) are flying Wellingtons .
:nono: :nono: don't be goign all black and white and blinkered in the thinking department when you read this Basil .


A radio phone is is what a radio phone in a protest burb at best.

[Basil Fawlty]

Ah for Christ's sake Basil I thought it was drop dead funny - the man was making a judgement on how badly the South had been run and the amount of money which had been pumped into the banking system.
No worse than anywhere else these days.
Is this an appeal to Her Majesty's Royal Air Force , as far as I am aware the "not so free state" ( cost of living Basil) are flying Wellingtons .I was thinking of chartering a few SAC B-52's from the USAF, I understand the RAF is having difficulties paying for fuel these days.

[cerberus]

Basil
No worse than anywhere else these days.

I think the listener / caller was more interested in his own neck of the woods than he was in Greece , Iceland , Spain or the bank of toyland.


I was thinking of chartering a few SAC B-52's from the USAF, I understand the RAF is having difficulties paying for fuel these days.

or you could speak to that nice Mr. McGoring at the "Bell and Compass" I understand he knows of a chap who will hire him bombers at a fine discounted rate.