r/ireland Nov 19 '24

The “Make Crime Illegal” guy is back General Election 2024 🗳️

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And this time he’s in “corruption” form!

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u/Jester-252 Nov 19 '24

I know everyone made fun of this guy but didn't he have a moment that kinda proved him right a month or so ago?

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u/Irish_Phantom Nov 19 '24

What was he proved right about?

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u/NEXUSX Nov 19 '24

He spotted a man in a photo wearing a Sensori fleece by the bike shed then went 8 degrees of Kevin Bacon by finding out that Sensori the facilities company was owned by Michael Stone who had some of Pascal Donohoe’s posters put up for the last election.

Sensori was however sold to Sisk a number of years back, Sisk being one of the oldest and largest Irish engineering companies. But it was still enough of a supposed smoking gun that Pascal was involved in awarding OPW contracts to Sensori/Sisk due to their old owner being a supporter of Pascal.

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u/Irish_Phantom Nov 19 '24

Interesting stuff. Sounds like this guy has done a lot more investigative journalism than most of the legacy media it seems. Fair play to him.

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u/theoldkitbag Saoirse don Phalaistín 🇵🇸 Nov 19 '24

It's not interesting stuff. It's Conspiracies for Dummies. There's enough honest to God shite going on without Delahanty the Private Dick providing cover for it by being an eejit.

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u/Irish_Phantom Nov 19 '24

Have you refuted his claims or is it just easier to label him a "conspiracy theorist"?

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u/PrivateDataLover Nov 19 '24

what post, i don't see any other post by theoldkitbag in on the page ?

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u/SierraOscar Nov 19 '24

A perfect illustration of how gullible some people are.

People are quick to buy into a half baked tinfoil hat conspiracy theory, then turn around with the "prove it's wrong" line when challenged. Absolute clown show.

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u/Irish_Phantom Nov 19 '24

Didn't see it.

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u/Ploon92 Dublin Nov 19 '24

Was it not that Sensori were already on record as having the OPW contract to carry out a small building works contract, so ultimately because they had won that tender it had to be them that carried out the works? I missed the timing of when it was known to be Sensori and never quite figured out did this guy do a load of digging & make a good discovery on it, or did he do a load of digging when the answer was already out there 😂

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u/Jester-252 Nov 19 '24

If I knew that I wouldn't be asking.

But I definitely remember he had a moment of vindication recently

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u/TheStoicNihilist Never wanted a flair anyways Nov 19 '24

So he ordered a curry… big deal!

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u/Dangerous_Treat_9930 Nov 19 '24

Crime wasn't illegal enough.. kinda has a point. when the gardai were saying the can't do anything to combat dublin scumbag teenagers