Fís Nua: A New Political Party in Ireland

by ned Wed Aug 11, 2010 01:53

I still haven't seen a better logo than this one

Fis nua party logo

by old codger - pensioner Wed Aug 11, 2010 14:51

A new party has to take the bull by the horns and have a firm policy to reform politics. I see nothing in your manfiesto stating that you will make political criminals pay for their crimes. Both the Judiciary and the Gardai have been corrupted by the govrnment and they also need to be reformed. You say that you support the policies of Shell to Sea but make no comment on the fact that the Irish people are deliberately being denied access to International law by both Fianna Fail and the greens. THE Aarhus Convention has not and will not be ratified by our corrupt government. They do not want people to have any input into what happens in their communities.
Many promises were made by a party that professed to hold the same ideals as you, but all were renaged upon when they went into government with known criminals.
Unless you can convince the public that you are truthfull and mean what you say (and that will be tough in the situation this country is in) then you will have wasted your time.
The deeds of the crooks that have been selling our nation down the drain have not all been revealed yet ,many secrets have yet to be uncovered.

by cropbeye Thu Aug 12, 2010 06:25 Cork

Best wishes to you all.

by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Tue Aug 17, 2010 14:38

Probably another Spanish trawler.But sure they have to mix something with their chips too. And besides, our trawlers have been off the African coasts doing their share of damage. Then when the Africans find they cannot compete with the mega-fleets and try to get ashore in Europe to fed themselves we fuck them back like they were undernourished sprats.

by Shayne - no organisation/affiliations Wed Aug 18, 2010 01:02

This organisation have no chance whatsoever-they are too far detacthed from reality and just wouldn't have the kind of experience to get people elected or a national level. The Green candiadte in Wicklow isnt in politics a wet day and is not a credible candidate. Like is just another talk shop on top of a million other groups-will only split vites and help Fine Gael in. This is reality.

by Cllr Pat Kavanagh Wed Aug 18, 2010 01:24

Old Codger, you are more than welcome to make a submission to Fís Nua's proposals if you feel that the wording of the policies is not strong enough. We are committed to political reform and doing away with the 'old boy's network' that permeates throughout the whole rotten system. Your imput would be appreciated. email info@fisnua.com

by PatKav Wed Aug 18, 2010 01:30

Hi Shayne,

If we were all to lie down and complain till the cows came home, there would never be any change in the status quo. I'm not saying Fís Nua has all the answers - but the door is open to any individual, groups or organisations who believe that what they say matters. Rome wasn't built in a day, and we have to start somewhere. But thanks for taking the time to comment anyway.

Just FYI, there have been no election candidates selected as yet. Selection will be up to all members in any given constituency area. If you want to read our constitution, you will find it on the website: www.fisnua.com

Kind regards

Cllr Pat Kavanagh
Independent Green

by Caroline Wed Aug 18, 2010 15:13

Dear Pat,

You resigned from the Green Party to get maximum publicity for youself because you knew you would not get the nod to run as a TD against Cllr Ciaran O'Brien.

by Pat Kavanagh - Fís Nua Sat Sep 04, 2010 01:34

Caroline,

Maybe that's the way your mind works, but I certainly have hopes and ambitions for this country which far far outweigh any personal ambitions. The country is rapidly going down the tubes - it's incumbent on anybody who can to try their best to prevent this from happening.

I have great regard for Ciaran as an ex-colleague, but the Green Parlimentary Party has done so much damage that good councillors like Ciaran and other green ex-councillors could not even hold on to their seats. What realistic chances would they have in a General Election?

by Geraldine Sat Sep 04, 2010 17:20

Pat you did a solo run on us in Bray and you know it.

by Connemara Man. Sat Sep 04, 2010 18:39

The Irish word for fish is "iasc".
Not "fis".
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by Pat Kavanagh - Fís Nua Sat Sep 04, 2010 21:21

Geraldine, Bray is not my constituency area??

Connemara man, Fís Nua means New Vision - it has nothing to do with fish. Funny though :-)

by re:west brit Sun Sep 05, 2010 00:56

http://dublinopinion.com/2010/09/04/the-irish-times-now...self/

by Andrea-alias Sun Sep 05, 2010 16:22

Pat, perhaps Geraldine means that you did not consult other Green Party local groups in Wicklow of your decision to resign........... I wish you well Pat and always did. I know you from old.

by uinsin42 Sat Mar 14, 2015 15:52

The political wing of the Prolifers?

by Kenyattanmes hav Thu Mar 19, 2015 16:13

fisi is a Kiswahili word meaning hyena. Does 'fis' have any hidden lexical connotations? Hapa ni shida kubwa bwana.

by Ken Yatta Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:54

Note my real name - Ken Yatta (no relation). If Fis is pronounced Fizz the implications for aerated natural spring water supply could make voters bubble up with political happiness.