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Fears for Harney as Facebook gets Govt to call papal nuncio to task

December 4, 2009

Social media gurus are expecting a surge of activity on the Feck Off Mary Harney Facebook page after a Facebook campaign against the papal nuncio to Ireland resulted in his being called to task by the Government.

The page was created by Simon McGarr after the report of the commission of inquiry into sexual abuse in the Dublin archdiocese revealed that the papal nuncio had refused to reply to investigators.

The government refused to find fault with the papal nuncio following the report but yesterday he was requested to attend a meeting with Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin at Iveagh House in Dublin next week.

As government by Facebook becomes the modus operandi special interest groups are encouraged to get their campaigns up and running if they are to have any impact on next week’s budget.

There is no set figure on how many fans a Facebook page must have before it becomes government policy but the Expel the Irish Papal Nuncio page had 3628 fans this morning.

“It depends what you’re trying to achieve” a social media guru said. “Something outlandish, like restoring Bertie’s good name for example, would need the support of everyone on the island and would have to be witnessed by God.”

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4 Responses to Fears for Harney as Facebook gets Govt to call papal nuncio to task

  1. [...] @marklittlenews Fears for Mary Harney as Facebook gets Govt to call papal nuncio to task http://themire.net/?p=669 [...]

  2. uberVU - social comments on December 4, 2009 at 12:43 pm

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    This post was mentioned on Twitter by Mire_Man: @Tupp_Ed Well done with Facebook campaign. Have mentioned it and you in The Mire this morning http://themire.net/?p=669...

  3. victoriag on December 4, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    Well good luck in getting the Papal Nuncio to do, or say anything of help in this nightmare of broken children, young people and vulnerable adults who have been harmed beyond measure by the perverted/anointed of Our Roman Catholic Church. Pope Ratzinger, sputtering insincere and prepared statements of sorrow for those who have been harmed by sexually perverted Catholic Clergy will does not help. He’s certainly not going to commit the Church, or himself to the financial need of supplying care and treatment for the hundreds of thousands of these Lost Children of the Church who have suffered so terribly. But what can any of us expect from a man who has had the words, “Heil Hitler” on his lips.

  4. geraldine on July 14, 2011 at 9:50 pm

    shame on the catholic church, shame on them abusers, there day is coming when God will judge them

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