‘We’re Not Into Optics’

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This afternoon.

The Fianna Fáil think-in begins in the Seven Oaks Hotel in Carlow.

Hmmm.

Meanwhile…

Earlier: Taking The Michael

Previously: ‘It’s Almost As If There Was No C&AG Report’

Screech

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18 thoughts on “‘We’re Not Into Optics’

  1. Skeptical O'Hare

    Apart from the optics of packing in the fellow soldiers of destiny for the cameras. Generally Micheal’s mise en scène involves allowing the women get closest, because FF are all about the women now. Then the smaller male members, because erm. Then, moving swiftly along, the disgruntled members on the fringe and the large male members out of shot altogether.

  2. DubLoony

    They are just waiting for a consistent 30% in the polls before pulling the plug on this govt. After this budget, preferably while FG are embroiled in a leadership heave.

  3. Truth in the News

    Did anyone see Micheal Martin or the rest of his colleague’s at the Right to Water March last Saturday, just one step would be worth a million words, and it would indicate action and confirm that FF are intent on abolishing water tax and Irish Water
    or are all the actions of Martin an optical illusion.

    1. Sheik Yahbouti

      Just had a look at the RTE website. It would appear that Martin still has his face firmly set against any actual action to abolish either water charges or IW. The are content to merely throw shapes about it, whilst privately working to preserve them.

      1. 15 cent

        totally. they use misdirection by sayin things like they are against water charges now. they wont rule it out for the future. then when theyre in power, they’ll plough ahead with water charges, and they’ll be a lot nastier about it. i could see them throwin people in jail, making examples of non-payers. its not like theyd have any moral dilema about it, they broke the entire country with their greed and showed no remorse. when theyre in power, it’ll be a scary time for all. not that its much better with FG

  4. Vote Rep #1

    Its like a schools disco, all the lads one one side, all the ladies on the other. Michael is the priest making sure nothing untoward happens.

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