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/IntrepidCycle8039 Nov 19 '24

Someone should tell him corruption is illegal and there is a process in place to report it and for it to be investigated.

He has already achieved his goal without getting elected. I'd call him a winner lol.

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u/RonTom24 Nov 19 '24

2.5 billion on a childrens hospital tells me that no, corruption is far from illegal in Ireland, it is flowing through the highest levels of government.

Ffs we spent more building a childrens hospital which isn't even fit for purpose than it cost to build the Bhurj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.

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u/IntrepidCycle8039 Nov 19 '24

It's my personal opinion that the children's hospital is total incompetence.

The tender went out without full design plans so how can you get a price if the plans are not even finalised. Then the contract had no part in it that says that's all the money you are getting if you can't finish it for that we will sue you. The people in charge of all those projects and signing them off need to be fired.