He’s right, of course.
The Irish Times’ coverage of Brexit, like much of the media here in the past week, has been parsimonious, petty and entirely lacking in objectivity.
Like the UK Labour Party it still hasn’t recognised the reasons behind Johnson’s stunning election victory or why Britain has finally Brexited.
Fintan O’Toole, in particular, has become the Hiroo Onoda of Irish journalism
…can’t understand it…FinTan seemed to have all the credentials of a wannabe West brit…
Charger Salmons
The FT splash is interesting.
Nissan would consider pulling out of the EU and increasing production in the UK under a no trade deal Brexit.
That’s not what Project Fear warned us about.
Blighty to boom in post-Brexit big business bonanaza bombshell.
Fearganainm
You haven’t mentioned the part of the FT article where Nissan deny that any such contingency plans exist:
How sweet.
Someone who believes a multi-national company’s PR department.
It’s no wonder they pay hardly any tax in Ireland with sap’s like this falling for the spin.
If you think the FT would lead on a story like this without excellent sources you’re deluding yourself.
Fearganainm
I’ll ignore any criticism from someone who is ideologically bound to the kind of people who take some of their information from the side of a bus. Keep on whistling!
Charger Salmons
Even sweeter.
Someone who thinks 17.4 million people voted for Brexit because they saw something written on the side of a bus.
And being told to in secret Twitter messages from Putin.
It really is no wonder the EU has Ireland under its thumb if this is the level of thinking.
Next you’ll be telling me leprechauns are real.
And the EU ” has our backs.”
RTE have an “Election Committee? Who is on that? How often do they meet? Have they funny handshakes? How many other committees are there in RTE? So many questions, so little time.
Ringsend Incinerator
Canteen cabinet. Usual suspects.
kellma
Saoirse has pockets in her dress. I am liking that.
Excellent speech by Boris this morning outlining Britain’s negotiating lines for the next few months.
Witty and informative and delivered in the style that endeared him to so many working class communities in the North of England and Wales.
Worth a sconce if you have a spare half an hour.
Good to see an unashamed patriot in Number 10 and not the whining old Trot Corbyn.
Remember him ?
Oh, Jeremy Corbyn.
Pat Mustard
Snore
Charger Salmons
I know.
Corbyn had that effect on a lot of people …
Charger Salmons
The Tories a clear 20 points ahead in the polls, up 4% since the election and Boris riding high.
Little Leo, who last week was lecturing him on how to run a country, is on his way out.
To be replaced by a coalition of the gormless Mehole and some cloth-capped culchies demanding a new by-pass and some magic beads as the price of their support.
Life comes at you fast in the politics game.
There’ll be a lot of laughter in Number 10 when that happens.
Crazy stuff in Streatham.
Wherever you go Davy
Wherever you go boy
Funny watching Leo and colleagues learn that the woke vote they’ve been courting never had any intention of voting for them anyway.
Yeah, who’d of thought that the shinners were all gay and the greens are having abortions all over the shop, eh?
” have thought “.
You’re welcome.
Your use of inverted commas is incorrect.
You’re welcome.
I’ve had a chat with him about this. He won’t listen.
It’s as though he enjoys being the village idiot.
Works every time….
http://explosm.net/comics/3142/
https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/letters/time-to-respect-the-uk-s-decision-1.4159182?mode=amp
He’s right, of course.
The Irish Times’ coverage of Brexit, like much of the media here in the past week, has been parsimonious, petty and entirely lacking in objectivity.
Like the UK Labour Party it still hasn’t recognised the reasons behind Johnson’s stunning election victory or why Britain has finally Brexited.
Fintan O’Toole, in particular, has become the Hiroo Onoda of Irish journalism
…can’t understand it…FinTan seemed to have all the credentials of a wannabe West brit…
The FT splash is interesting.
Nissan would consider pulling out of the EU and increasing production in the UK under a no trade deal Brexit.
That’s not what Project Fear warned us about.
Blighty to boom in post-Brexit big business bonanaza bombshell.
You haven’t mentioned the part of the FT article where Nissan deny that any such contingency plans exist:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EPzRbhzWoAE8oMg?format=jpg&name=large
Do you whistle when passing graveyards much?
How sweet.
Someone who believes a multi-national company’s PR department.
It’s no wonder they pay hardly any tax in Ireland with sap’s like this falling for the spin.
If you think the FT would lead on a story like this without excellent sources you’re deluding yourself.
I’ll ignore any criticism from someone who is ideologically bound to the kind of people who take some of their information from the side of a bus. Keep on whistling!
Even sweeter.
Someone who thinks 17.4 million people voted for Brexit because they saw something written on the side of a bus.
And being told to in secret Twitter messages from Putin.
It really is no wonder the EU has Ireland under its thumb if this is the level of thinking.
Next you’ll be telling me leprechauns are real.
And the EU ” has our backs.”
* chortles *
Wonder what Carlos Ghosun would make of it.
Vorsprung Durch Brexit.
Wahaay !
Thanks Mr Arnold.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1236920/brexit-news-latest-brexit-day-poster-speak-English-norwich-apartment-police
english only please, charger..
English.
The irony.
Michael D’Arcy, insurance lobby spokesman.
He’s a motorbike ashtray. Useless.
RTE have an “Election Committee? Who is on that? How often do they meet? Have they funny handshakes? How many other committees are there in RTE? So many questions, so little time.
Canteen cabinet. Usual suspects.
Saoirse has pockets in her dress. I am liking that.
https://order-order.com/2020/02/03/watch-boris-big-eu-speech-live/
Excellent speech by Boris this morning outlining Britain’s negotiating lines for the next few months.
Witty and informative and delivered in the style that endeared him to so many working class communities in the North of England and Wales.
Worth a sconce if you have a spare half an hour.
Good to see an unashamed patriot in Number 10 and not the whining old Trot Corbyn.
Remember him ?
Oh, Jeremy Corbyn.
Snore
I know.
Corbyn had that effect on a lot of people …
The Tories a clear 20 points ahead in the polls, up 4% since the election and Boris riding high.
Little Leo, who last week was lecturing him on how to run a country, is on his way out.
To be replaced by a coalition of the gormless Mehole and some cloth-capped culchies demanding a new by-pass and some magic beads as the price of their support.
Life comes at you fast in the politics game.
There’ll be a lot of laughter in Number 10 when that happens.