“Hit Putin And His Henchmen Where It Hurts”

at

The Baltics?

This morning.

Government Buildings, Dublin 2.

“Our thoughts are with the innocent people of Ukraine in this their most difficult hour.

“The use of brute force in a pursuit of a warped goal is an affront.

“There are repercussions for global security and the economy.”

Taoiseach Micheal Martin this morning

Meanwhile…

Mr Martin said that Russian President Vladimir Putin “must be held accountable”, as he warned that the EU is to adopt tougher sanctions “than ever before to hit Putin and his henchmen where it hurts”.

Putin will be held accountable for ‘outrageous invasion’ – Taoiseach (RTE)

Earlier: Outcry

Meanwhile..

Last night.

Leah Farrell/RollingNews

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35 thoughts on ““Hit Putin And His Henchmen Where It Hurts”

  1. goldenbrown

    blah blah blah

    disconnect them from SWIFT that’s where it hurts

    (but all you talkers don’t wanna go there do ye?)

    1. E'Matty

      Doing so would potentially collapse the entire SWIFT system according to some financial experts. Surely any sanctions or similar should be selected to inflict more damage on Russia than ourselves?

      1. Rambo

        Not to mention both Belfast and Dublin
        Is the biggest hubs in Europe dealing with Russian oligarchs business
        Hundreds of billions and of course corporation tax made on the deals for our country
        We also have the problem securing grain as well for farming etc
        As this goes on many are suffering regarding energy bills
        I can just imagine the inflation now
        A crash is defiantly on the way

    2. dhaughton99

      France, UK and Germany are owed 25 Billion each and if they closed off swift, they would never get it back

      1. goldenbrown

        €25? that’s change down the back of the sofa

        expert bankers wouldn’t recommend severing them from SWIFT? cos they’d lose access to valuable clients and all that Russian honey flow

        Putin gets a pass because it’s too hard, inconvenient, inflation, whatever?

        DISCONNECT THEM

    1. Ian - oG

      And showing once again how completely clueless he is about the real world.

      Does he really think Putin is going to switch to Lidl own brand coffee and cream or start drinking Huzzar vodka instead of the premium stuff?

      None of this will bother him, it will be the ordinary Russians who bear the brunt but then Mehole has zero clue about the struggles of ordinary people no matter how many bullpoop puff pieces the Irish Time or the Indo do on his working class credentials.

      1. Broadbag

        I long to live in a world where we have honest politicians who would just come out and say ”we utterly condemn this but in reality nothing we do or say will make a blind bit of difference, we’re just watching from the sidelines.” But on and on we go with the gas-bagging and back slapping and hot air conveyor belt.

  2. scottser

    are ff or fg going to reveal if they have taken donations from russian sources? contracts given to russian companies? loans from russian banks to our own oligarchs?
    maybe claire byrne will do an in-depth piece on it..

    1. goldenbrown

      lol yeah scottser it will go something like…

      “Sinn Fein’s Sinister Rise – Is There Anything We Can Do To Stop Them?”

      1. anti morons

        that what it takes to recognise a SF supporter=puke
        luckily for you you probably havent gone futrther than Marbella in your whole comfortable like in Ireland

        commies only condemn invasions/genocide when are made by other no when are done by its allies

  3. Shitferbrainsr genocide denier

    Wallace just another genocide denier. Like Chomsky, Pilger, Craig Murray, Vanessa Beesley, half of Corbyn’s accolytes.

  4. ANO

    I know this isn’t really the site for any kind of serious discussion about current affairs but am I the only one who thinks that Mick Wallace looks like he stinks of widddle ?

      1. ANO

        No, I was using humour to acknowledge that I was about to make a glib comment under a serious post.

        He does though, doesn’t he ?

  5. stephen moran

    So was wondering when the satorially challenged tax cheat and full time quisling apparatchik Comrade Wallace would appear from his cesspit of masturbatory self delusion. But when there are a few hundred thousand dead Ukrainians, at least you can take comfort that you owned the libs, right? Same goes for most of the contributors on BS with all the bravery of being out of range behind their silly little anon handles. I’m awaiting the predictable platform here for Tucker and Bannon et al. A staple diet of Pravda meets Izvestia with a dash of the Daily Excrement and the National Enquirer washed down with a sprinkling of neo fascist QAnon loons. It’s a long way from Harry’s Dublin and worse than listen to some undergrad spouting Cuban sugar beet production figures at the Boschvik commune branch in the SU. Maybe you should all visit the workers paradise of Venezuela

  6. ANO

    To be fair to Broadsheet, they’ve actually held off posting the crazy nonsense that the likes of Trump and Carlson have been spouting over the last few days and their posts on the invasion of the Ukraine today couldn’t be classed as pro-Putin.

      1. stephen moran

        As believer in liberal democracy I’m not afraid to hide behind some ridiculous anon online moniker

  7. f_lawless

    The irony is that Martin is little more than a henchman for the globalist cabal which is intent on imploding the global economy as it currently exists and replacing it with a supranational totalitarian digital system.

    The writing has been on the wall since the financial collapse of 2008. Now there’s nowhere left to go, the idea appears to be to contrive as much chaos and suffering as is needed – the tried and tested ‘disaster capitalism’ tactic – to condition the masses to readily opt in to the new coming system.

    First, they imposed extended lockdowns which had a devastating financial impact for so many around the world (and were never a viable public health measure). And now, just as Covid is rapidly waning, it’s a contrived war to create further chaos. The only real effect of “tougher sanctions than ever before on Russia” is to inflict further suffering on the average person by creating soaring energy and grain prices. What next- a major cyberwarfare attack to ensure we all reach a perfect state of “shock and awe”?

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