Following on from Leo Varadkar’s enthusiastic embrace of the the economic policy of the British National Party (BNP), footage has just come through of another Fine Gael heavyweight working on the party’s next great policy idea.
Enjoy.
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Posted in fuckwits, Fine Gael on Aug 23rd, 2008 No Comments »
I know I’ve been going on about this, but really the first time I heard about Brian Hayes and Fine Gael’s education “portfolio”, this is what came into my head. I’ve only now gotten around to putting it up on the web. It’s taken from Alan Partridge, the final episode of the first series, when […]
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Enda Kenny was speaking yesterday about the economy. He was at the Humbert Summer School, and although he didn’t mention free laptops for schoolkids, or annual reports, or segregation, or hijabs, he did however criticise the government, calling it “devoid of ideas.”
Now, we all know about Fine Gael and ideas. The average Fine Gaeler has […]
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All this talk of Fine Gael and education got me thinking about their manifesto last year. So, I went onto their site and downloaded the thing. And what was the burning issue for Fine Gael with regard to education? Was it overcrowding? Was it underfunding? Was it maybe the deplorable state of assessment? Well, here […]
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Following on from comments by Bryan Hayes on segregation, and Senator Fidelma Healy-Eames on language tests at airports for immigrants, Fine Gael head office has released a video to help the Gaelicly-Gaels spot Johnny Foreigner when they see him - be it in the classroom, or at the airport, or on the train. (Small note […]
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another classic in a classic series.
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Laughing my ass off at Brian Hayes’ comments yesterday about his proposal to introduce segregation to Irish schools. Dr. James O’Higgins-Norman, is quoted in todays Irish Independent as saying that the call for segregation was “clearly, although maybe not intentionally, racist in nature”. John Carr of the INTO said that the segregation call was “”discriminatory, […]
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