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Did anyone hear him on Liveline last Friday kow-towing to an Imam by uttering the words PRAISE BE ALLAH -Joe got all soft-voiced and emotional because it was 'just after Friday prayers'.
You can hear it just after the 55 min mark on the RTE 1 radio player. I had to check that I hadn't misheard as I nearly fell off my chair upon first hearing.
30 odd years of Political Correctness have brought us to this point of outlandish obsequiousness.
It would be hilarious were it not so horrible to witness.
You can hear it just after the 55 min mark on the RTE 1 radio player. I had to check that I hadn't misheard as I nearly fell off my chair upon first hearing.
30 odd years of Political Correctness have brought us to this point of outlandish obsequiousness.
It would be hilarious were it not so horrible to witness.
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If he did say that , and surely there was no need ,he should be made withdraw it ...Afraid of their shadows those rte crowd ..Shameful behaviour from the national broadcaster , maybe Joe can ring him and ask him why there are no Christian Churchs in S.Arabia ...Time the Christians started to fight back in their own country ..
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Withdraw it? Why ? Does he not have Muslim listeners and can he not acknowledge them?
God knows we have had a century of the Angelus being bombarded into our homes on state sponsored media. |
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Jesus, Jew, Mohammed. All sons of Abraham.
#coexist |
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Maybe he has , whens the last time you heard him say , praise Jesus , doubt if a priest came on for a chat , Joe would finish with those words ..Maybe you might pop on the blower and ask the Iman why they have no Churches in S Arabia and come back and give us his take on it ..I'm sure if you refere him to your adulation of his wonderful religion he will only be happy to assist you ..Dont forget now , pop back and give us his thoughts on that...
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He is forever saying 'Amen'.
And as for your constant analogy of Saudi Arabia do you really think we should mirror that society? Or stick to our own values of openness and inclusivity? As far as I now, all relgions are respected in our Constitution. It seems to me absurd that you should suggest mirroring the behavour of a Society you openly condemn. |
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Ozy ,I think you are missing the point , maybe by choice ,the fact is we have been very generous with helping to built the mosque in Clonskeagh and many others ,think how we allowed them built one in Ballyhaunis when they brought over a few of their own to work in the meat factory ..Surely they should return the favor and aknowledge that pilgrims or simply holiday makers would like to pop into a church to say a little prayer , not a lot too ask i'm sure you'll agree...
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Maybe we should rename Maam Cross to Imaam Crescent -so the Proffett's followers will feel more at home
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Vubiant , Ozy will put things right , mark my words ,bet hes on to that Iman right now ,giving him an earfull ...
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Off to bed Ozy ,looking forward to reading your reply in the morning ,bet that Iman wont know whats hit him ,night and God bless ,Old boy...
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ask away Wonks I don't think Saudi Arabian policy should determine our policy towards recognising Muslims right to worship.
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quick quiz question for you Wonks, what dates were the Bishopgate and Canary Wharf bombings in London? get your google out, good lad.
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The biggest mosque in Europe is going to be built in Baldoyle. It must be on the old racecourse, anyone know?
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Joe Duffy is all things to all men.
Whenever a compensation seeker came on all you could hear was him cooing " a pittance " His crawling to the Imam was embarrassing and like the opening poster said craven. |
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the piss take of duffy on the savage eye is hilarious,i also love the lampooning of that gobsh1te hector.absolutely brilliant!
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The bull Mike
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npqMPxanj9o |
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the 1st time i came across savage was a lunch time in crown alley.street performing?and i walked away chuckling.fair play to rte for once to have the bollix and recognise talent.he's the best irish comic i have ever seen. |
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He's not a comedian at all.
A wealthy member of the liberal ruling elite masquerading as a hard edged free thinker. |
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Theres no rules when it comes to David McSavage, hope he does.nt do anything about Islam or the hole cast is f cuked.
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He wouldn't do anything about Islam because he is a craven liberal.
He's like all liberals hates religion but has this soft spot for Islam. |
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what are you talking about wildman?i think you will find that savage's granddad fought for and stood by the republic.what did you or any of your faimily do?
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He is the son of an Irish politician, David Andrews, brother of former Fianna Fáil politician Barry Andrews and first cousin of Irish television and radio presenter Ryan Tubridy, and also cousin of former Fianna Fáil TD Chris Andrews.
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now shut up wildman ,we dont need craven cowards feeding off the brave.
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i take it wildman by your silence,that your family during the war of independance and the civil war waited to see how the land laid and then acted accordinglly.
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Savages grandad became a Fianna Fáil grandee and fabulously wealthy.
His main claim to fame was closing down the Harcourt Street railway line he compounded this error by ensuring it couldn't reopen by selling the land off for minuscule sums all so he couldn't be proved wrong. If you think the wealthy Andrews family are anything other than a over fed liberal elite you are blinded by civil war politics. My family held no high positions during either conflict and none received any of those dubious IRA pensions De Valera doled out for political favour. |
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did any of your family fight for the republic?
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Thanks for posting that clip, Frank, it's brilliant. As Ratser says, funniest comedy we have produced.
It beggars belief that some don't find it amusing. Though tbf for the likes of Borneo, its like looking in the mirror when The Bull Mick comes on screen  |
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 i have to agree ozy that its very near the Knuckle,but it sure make me laugh. i have to say that i could,nt find any resemblance with the bull mick and wildman, |
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Its a standard liberal position to hate their own,its in spades in Ozymandius.
He hates everything Irish,thinks we were a third world country thirty years ago. He hates Catholicism but loves Islam. This phenomenon is best exemplified by Mary Robinson when she was president. Refused to cover her head when entering a church in the Vatican but when entering a mosque became all coy took off her shoes walked two steps behind the men and covered her head. |
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Wildman is spot on again..oz hates his own country..but loves islam..it has no affect on him that if the sons of Mohamed take over Ireland..he,ll be in one of them mass graves as a fornicator..truly ludicrous the stupidity of the man that he knows nothing of these people..we all live together....? yes..but this is still a western country..but most muslims want sharia law over the law of our countries?..so its laughable that oz..go,s on about this crap..when he wouldn't get 1 minute to talk in a sharia court..he'd be out in the yard a whipped...
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Are you supposed to cover your head when entering a church? News too me, but wouldnt be an expert on such things.
One can argue that Ireland is still a Third World Country, as we are still only in partnership with NATO rather than being a fully paid up member. |
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how silly is that ..Ireland ..a third world country?..its not for me to sing Irelands praises..but ignorance is no excuse for stupidity...
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Wildman is spot on again
And hes back for more! Riding on the Commanders shirttails. It must be an awful prison to have to rely upon other to express yourself. |
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For your enlightenment Tony
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_World |
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have I not showed you up once again?..we are a third world country because we are not fully paid up members of nato?
you hatred of your own country can be down to your guilt ..? growing up you had to hide your sexuality especially in Ireland so I think this is the reason you hate your country? |
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http://www.dailyedge.ie/ireland-third-world-566408-Aug2012/
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oh dear, Tony!
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ive just read ..it says Ireland is a very prosperous nation..it does not say its a third world nation...and it also says ..china and brazil ..are classed as third world nations?..so you are taking it out of context..third world countries are the poor nations...Ireland is not one of them..you always try to twist ...
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Did you not click on the map?
Just showing up your general ignorance, the NATO reference bamboozled you as I knew it would Hand back to Borneo will you? you bore me. |
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Ireland’s goal of becoming the best place in the world to do business by 2016 may already be a reality. According to business magazine Forbes, Ireland scores across the board when measuring business friendliness.
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