The bought and paid for media signal the floating of the polished third gambit.
A quick recap first earlier prognostications:
February
March
Not so long ago, heads would explode at the idea of SF in government ever, now probably fully vazzed you might even be thinking of voting for the polished third.
Support for Sinn Féin has jumped six points to 37 per cent approval, according to the latest opinion poll.
The Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes poll shows satisfaction with the party’s leader, Mary Lou McDonald, is at 50 per cent – nine points clear of Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
I have always held politicians with the same regard as I do secondhand car salesmen (Arfur Daily league), dodgy as fuck and only interested in the sale and the cheque from their paymasters!
It’s handy now that broken news report on issues in the north, all part of a warm up exercise for the establishment push to create an All Ireland under the SF mask/brand - we get to keep an eye on their bullshit and hypocrisy and establishment moves up there too while they play the game down here: The Push for Vaccine Passports is ON! - #79 by Open_Window
Only the official fully certified approved & trusted opposition party and heir apparent Sinn Fake, are allowed criticise the Regimes “Health” handling.
Government accused of failing to prepare health system for Covid-19 surge
Mary Lou McDonald accused the Government of being “a day late and a dollar short” on hospital capacity, amid growing pressure on the Irish health system
“To those young Irish people who want to come home I say, I want you to have the chance of returning to your place of origin. I also want you to enjoy your time and your experience in this incredible country for however long it may last.
“So, work hard, enjoy the sun and enjoy the lifestyle, but come home and be part of the new Ireland that we must build. We need you,” said the Sinn Féin leader.
There is a shortage of tradespeople in Ireland, she said, defending one newspaper article in Australia where she appealed for workers to come home.
She said she is appealing to those people who feel they were forced to leave Ireland, who didn’t leave voluntarily, that if they want to come, that it is possible for them to do so and to live and flourish in Ireland.