Cork shows the way forward against the Green Party inaction on fossil fuels

by Ray Mon Jun 23, 2003 16:50

Do you have anything more to say about bio-diesel, or was that a weak excuse for another attack on Ciaran Cuffe? Don't you think there are already enough articles on that subject without adding another one?

by pat c Mon Jun 23, 2003 18:22

You should have left the comments about Cork up. I can understand how people bear a grudge against that dreary 'City'. (My dublin Citizenship has been confirmed.)

by Lone gunman Mon Jun 23, 2003 21:10

Only took us ten years to cop onto that.Wonder how long it will be before it is taxed like Dino[sarus] diesel??

by IOSAF Mon Jun 23, 2003 22:07

today's papers in "Spain" showed bathers on the beaches of Cantabria wiping "chapapote" from in between their little toes.
Temperatures are a record (since records began) which is in fact less time than some great grandmothers memories "...my great grand mother told me and I tell ye.... it was a scorcher in 1794...". The foreigners are setting alight to the forests of Catalonia, and the pale pasty almost blue skin is on the beaches. galicia is officilaiy clean, but hey just a few hundred kilometres away chapopote bewteen the piggyes.
Chapapote is something you don't know about in Ireland but is oozery, dinosaur type fuel.

by another disgruntled green Tue Jun 24, 2003 16:27

They spoof, avoid answering the question and then they wonder why people refuse to waste their time voting for their 'parties'
None of the useless sods have done anything real about demanding more pedestrianised streets, or cycle lanes to name but a few issues.

by Durutti Tue Jun 24, 2003 16:31

They want cheaper insurance for the boy racers. They dont care about pedestrians or cyclists.

by Not a Dub Tue Jun 24, 2003 17:09

All they do is whinge!

by Corky Tue Jun 24, 2003 19:17

What you (Not a Dub - gee proud of yer roots then?) call whinging may possibly be a reluctance to accept the status quo or a desire to change things in favour of our general interests. There is a reason that Cork is known as the rebel county or the People's Republic of Cork. It may also be just whinging but you should be alert to the difference.

by Markos Fri Jun 27, 2003 16:47

But again we get the puerile spot-sqeezing again on Indymedia.

How do you expect this ever to be a credible news channel with a half-assed attempt at a story and even worse comments following it?

by Fed up Sun Jun 29, 2003 17:34

Get a life and let the obsession with the SP go.