Tag Archives: brian cowen
No no no
What to write about today? The governmental, political shambles, perhaps? The Greens have finally had enough. Imagine it’s taken this long. The press conference yesterday, unbelievable. Gormley, the most insipid politician I have ever seen, trying to make out they’ve … Continue reading
Brian Cowen is the right man to lead Fianna Fail
Seriously, Enda must be loving it. In fact all the opposition parties must be. It’s clear there’s a groundswell of opposition to him within the FF party but still nobody will make the move. Cowen genuinely thinks he’s the right … Continue reading
The lies of Brians
Read ‘em and weep. Send that link to as many people as you can. Hat tip 19. Plus, read this.
Brian Damaged
I assume most of you watched Cowen and Lenihan last night (if not part 1 and part 2). They stood up and spoke about the IMF and Ireland’s bailout as if it were nothing more than a run of the … Continue reading
Phillip Walton makes complaint about Brian Cowen
Irish golfer Phillip Walton is unhappy at the Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, for impersonating him at Fianna Fail’s drink in in Galway. Exclusive audio of the complaint can be found below:
Brian Cowen – “a new low”
This just shows the way this government thinks. €25bn of our money pumped into Anglo Irish Bank, now that’s a new low. 450,000 unemployed is a new low. A ruined economy is a new low. Drastic cuts to services, a … Continue reading
They’re at least 8000 times worse than the KLF
[photopress:anglocunts.jpg,thumb,pp_image] Fuckers. And it’s worse than they say.
Oh really?
Brian Cowen speaking about how the Irish economy has turned the corner. The Irish people stood up and backed the banks of Ireland in their hour of greatest need. Now it is time for the banks to stand with the … Continue reading
Most holy Bertie on the bishops
Here’s former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern talking in the Irish Examiner about the criticisms levelled at the bishops in the light of the Murphy Report: I mean it’s difficult for them all. I don’t know what’s going to happen. I mean … Continue reading
Brian Coward
As the faithful go to mass today – and I’m sure poor attendance will be because of the rain, nothing else – what leadership has the Taoiseach shown in the wake of the Dublin report? People want to see criminals … Continue reading