Prime Time Heckle - How much do you really know about Declan Ganley?

Frightened Albanian wrote:

I meant to add this above note the bold. It's a hustle man! No 5

http://cnbceb.com/people-profiles/declan-ganley/421/4/

A MOGUL MANUAL
THE 10 ENTREPRENEURIAL RULES OF DECLAN GANLEY

1. Invest heavily in pre-start-up research and diligence
   of potential entrepreneurial opportunities rather
   than trying to plug holes and gaps after the fact.
   
2. As an entrepreneur, attempt to surround yourself with a
   management team of people who are smarter than you are.
   
3. Making big money is the by-product of passion for something
   else, it is rarely the result of merely wanting to make money.
   
4. The laws of political astuteness and patronage: make
   friends in high places, and influence people; don’t
   be afraid to tackle academics and politicians alike.
   
5. Make the market: if no one believes in your idea, organise
   a conference to construct the debate your product needs.
   
6. There is no limit to the value of lateral thinking in an entrepreneurial situation
   
7. Don’t forget who you are (or who you’d like to project
   yourself as). In this case Irish identity is Ganley’s
   heartfelt USP and has helped him in the States.
   
8. Lead from the front, as Ganley did in New Orleans,
   and never forget that your team is watching.
   
9. It is possible to have several different businesses on the
   go at once but don’t forget that you’ll be working 24/7
   to achieve your objectives, and some of them will fail.
   
10. Don’t neglect your principles. Ganley is firmly of the
    belief that honour and integrity precede money making
    – spoken like a true military man with Catholic underpinnings.
    

I am failing to see whatever point it is you are trying to make here. Is it that he is following his own rules? They seem to be working for him.

cookiemonster wrote:

I am failing to see whatever point it is you are trying to make here. Is it that he is following his own rules? They seem to be working for him.

It's essentially the same as the He3/eurosceptic school of attacks on the EU, but applied to a different target.

ibis wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

I am failing to see whatever point it is you are trying to make here. Is it that he is following his own rules? They seem to be working for him.

It's essentially the same as the He3/eurosceptic school of attacks on the EU, but applied to a different target.

Is there a handbook in this kind of think with which I should acquaint myself?

Does anyone know how to unlock PDFs and convert to text? I've been typing out pages and pages of testimony about Ganley, Lawlor, Dunlop, from the Mahon Flood Tribunal transcripts today and it's becoming very tedious.

Like this one:
Planning tribunal transcript - 15 Nov 2005

cookiemonster wrote:

ibis wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

I am failing to see whatever point it is you are trying to make here. Is it that he is following his own rules? They seem to be working for him.

It's essentially the same as the He3/eurosceptic school of attacks on the EU, but applied to a different target.

Is there a handbook in this kind of think with which I should acquaint myself?

There isn't really a lot one can do about it, I'm afraid. You can't argue them out of it, because that's not what it's about - the only intention is to smear. However, for best effect, I believe the technique requires an antagonist.

Anticoalition wrote:

Does anyone know how to unlock PDFs and convert to text? I've been typing out pages and pages of testimony about Ganley, Lawlor, Dunlop, from the Mahon Flood Tribunal transcripts today and it's becoming very tedious.

Like this one:
Planning tribunal transcript - 15 Nov 2005

Printscreen is yer only man.

Frightened Albanian wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

ibis wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

I am failing to see whatever point it is you are trying to make here. Is it that he is following his own rules? They seem to be working for him.

It's essentially the same as the He3/eurosceptic school of attacks on the EU, but applied to a different target.

Is there a handbook in this kind of think with which I should acquaint myself?

Make the market: if no one believes in your idea, organise
a conference to construct the debate your product needs.

Declan Ganley's tips to sucess.
What is failing to compute Cookie?

Think Tanks conferences they all designed to sell the products that no one believes in.
From the horse's moth Cookie not mine . Or as the Americans might say "Do the math" (s not included)

Well done for repeating yourself, this time in bold text, but you haven't answered my question, you seem to be back to copying and pasting stuff you've found googling Declan Ganley and posting it up, but it doesn't seem to make any point. It's very odd behaviour.

Actually Ibis, I think my last two post are illustrative of the blatent credibility gap between the Libertas line "Declan Ganley is only interested in communication" "mobile phones" and the actuality" . EG combating radicalism, supporting and supplying the military etc and more go to the site and look around Furthermore these two bodies Libertas and the forum on public safety In Europe and America are joined at the hip, shared the same personnel and financing and housing at Rivada Networks in Tuam.


HIs own philosphy quoted above, If no one believes organise a conference.
Perhaps they are all cut from the same cloth, the same leader, what about the tunes?

It is also a great way to garner cred for products no one believes in.
With Libertas we don't even know what the product is and now it's a political party?

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

Frightened Albanian wrote:

Anticoalition wrote:

Thank you all for the very kind welcome, and I have to say I would love a cup of tae!

I'll have a read of the rules again, and do my best to behave myself, which I think should be quite a bit easier here, than in certain other quarters.

Anyway, I was just remarking about the slight similarity between Bill Clinton's charity divulging all his donors, engaging in full disclosure and promising not to take donations from foreign powers, now that Hillary got the big promotion - and the transition of Libertas from lobby group of whatever it was to political party. Regardless of how proper they may be internally, they have handled it all very badly, even from a PR point of view. Surely, this all this scrutiny was easily predictable and all the controversy avoidable? It's like they are blaming everyone but themselves for their own internal decisions and mistakes in running their organisation.

Mistake ve don't make mistakes!!
Don't be too sure that the master plan is unravelling just yet. Cliton is a bit of a leap from Gnaley. However I wonder does Joe Biden and Barak Obama know who exactly benefited from their Foreign relations Senate committee letter of support for the Forum on Public Safety in Europe and North America conference held in Limerick http://www.forumonpublicsafety.com/ Write to Joe and tell him to watch Primetime.




I love the above image , I see a jet bomber, NY cop , a mountie, another cop, a guy on a pylon, the American and European Flags blending in the centre, and a small gun boat, anda jet bomber and top right some kind of paramilitary guy.

This is a Rivada Networks Univercity of Limerick conference and yet another "think tank" running from Tuam, yes you guessed it like Libertas it is another of Ganley's brainchidren.
You can read more o the link. I have seen the beautifully bound and boxed books they print aftre the conferences.
Here are some iof the fans and participants.


Admiral Timothy J. Keating, Head of United States Pacific Command


. "I walked away knowing that my organization
and I have committed partners in our efforts to protect our citizenry."

COL Ronnie D. Johnson, Commander, 256 Infantry Brigade, Louisiana Army National Guar


“The
Forum on Public Safety is now established as an important and
authoritative point of contact and debate between key figures in the
transatlantic security policy context. Its sessions are as informative
as they are enjoyable.”

Admiral James M. Loy, Former US Deputy Secretary for Homeland Security

Commander Alfred Hitchcock, London Metropolitan Police Servic
"
LT General Dennis McCarthy (Ret.), US Marine Force Reserve
Executive Director, Reserve Officers Association

LT Colonel Joseph F. Booth, Louisiana State Police
Kevin O’Connell, Deputy Director of Europol, the European Police Office

RADM, Robert F. Duncan, Commander of US Eight Coast Guard District

David Berman, Senior Policy Analyst, National Center for Disaster Preparedness, Columbia University

So this is your homework exercise for tonight!! This is Libertas's half brother/sister, connecting the dots can be great fun.

Naoise Nunn was first employed to work on this by Rivada Networks. Naoise Nunn, Forum Coordinator +353 86 276 1256 / nnunn@rivada.com
Moyne Park, Tuam, Co. Galway, Ireland.

Libertas and the Us military not connected?? The debate begins

Note the conference title its not all communications you know. countering radicalism is also dealt with. Enjoy!

I saw that mentioned on one of the Albanian sites, now that you mention it.
Ganley firm bids for 100 million Garda radio contract

Please tell me he didn't get THAT contract!

I also noticed our boy Deco has been busy looking after our E-health and futures too...

"During 2002 Declan was appointed to the Irish Government’s Information
Society Commission Futures Group, and in 2003 to its E-health working
group."

Well, he sure gets around, I have to say that much for him.

Anticoalition wrote:

Does anyone know how to unlock PDFs and convert to text? I've been typing out pages and pages of testimony about Ganley, Lawlor, Dunlop, from the Mahon Flood Tribunal transcripts today and it's becoming very tedious.

Like this one:
Planning tribunal transcript - 15 Nov 2005

The pdf viewer in the FREE and EXCELLENT Linux OS UBUNTU allows you to copy text from those documents. It leaves those little numbers in though. I can do it for you if you're really stuck and put it in a text file and you can take the numbers out yourself.

One the other hand, a poster here, Zhou Enlai knows a lot about pdfs and might help you another day. You might be able to get all the little numbers out.

What do you want to do anyway, quote bits of it here ? You can give me the numbers and I'll do it for you. Not tonight though, Irene.

cactus flower wrote:

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

I was being polite not asking that Cactus

Frightened Albanian wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

I was being polite not asking that Cactus

Sorry.

No the Garda contract was not awarded to him just like the O2 licence. It
could be speculated that his tantrums and rages against our politios
could have something to do with it, but that is pure speculation on my
part.

you miss the point it is Libertas that deserves the corollary.
The forum just proves what a gung ho guy Declan Ganley really is. "Semper Fi,"

Frightened Albanian wrote:

Actually Ibis, I think my last two post are illustrative of the blatent credibility gap between the Libertas line "Delann Ganley is only interested in communication" "mobile phones" and the actuality".

You've contradicted yourself there. You keep highlighting "Make the market: if no one believes in your idea, organise a conference to construct the debate your product needs." and you've cited The Forum on Public Safety as an example of that. And then you attempt to also use it to proffer the idea that he is interested in more than communications... there is a conflict there between him trying to flog is technology- which you assume the Forum on Public Safety is about - to people in the sphere of public safety while also claiming that his interest is more than communications. If that's who he is selling to then of course he is interested in public safety, that is Rivada's main focus. Again you're just creating a web of nonsense links and associations with no real focus or point to make with anything you are posting.

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EG combating radicalism and more go to the site and look

Which is, as far as I can see, an issue which impact public safety.

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around Furthermore these two bodies Libertas and the forum on public safety In Europe and America are joined at the hip, shared the same personnel

When you get good people you hold on to them.

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and financing

That's not true.

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and housing at Rivada Networks in Tuam.

At Moyne Park, in Tuam.

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HIs own philosphy quoted above, If no one believes organise a conference.
All cut from the same cloth, the same leader, what about the tunes?

What?

Auditor #9 wrote:

Anticoalition wrote:

Does anyone know how to unlock PDFs and convert to text? I've been typing out pages and pages of testimony about Ganley, Lawlor, Dunlop, from the Mahon Flood Tribunal transcripts today and it's becoming very tedious.

Like this one:
Planning tribunal transcript - 15 Nov 2005

The pdf viewer in the FREE and EXCELLENT Linux OS UBUNTU allows you to copy text from those documents. It leaves those little numbers in though. I can do it for you if you're really stuck and put it in a text file and you can take the numbers out yourself.

One the other hand, a poster here, Zhou Enlai knows a lot about pdfs and might help you another day. You might be able to get all the little numbers out.

What do you want to do anyway, quote bits of it here ? You can give me the numbers and I'll do it for you. Not tonight though, Irene.

Thanks for the offers guys. Yeah. I was going to throw up a few, but no mad rush. I'll try printscreen and some others as an experiment in the morning. Goodnight

cactus flower wrote:

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

because much of it is false information and is purposefully misinterpreted and presented in such a way as to cast Declan Ganley is ill light.

Frightened Albanian wrote:

you miss the point it is Libertas that deserves the corollary.
The forum just proves what a gung ho guy Declan Ganley really is. "Semper Fi,"

No, it doesn't prove anything other than your desparate attempt to string pieces of unrelated information together to construct a reality around Declan Ganley which plainly doesn't exist outside your own mind.

Frightened Albanian wrote:

No the Garda contract was not awarded to him just like the O2 licence. It
could be speculated that his tantrums and rages against our politios
could have something to do with it, but that is pure speculation on my
part.

Of course it is pure speculation, all you post is pure speculation and fantasy.

cookiemonster wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

because much of it is false information and is purposefully misinterpreted and presented in such a way as to cast Declan Ganley is ill light.

Welcome to the war. At least you're not up against Rupert Murdoch.

ibis wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

because much of it is false information and is purposefully misinterpreted and presented in such a way as to cast Declan Ganley is ill light.

Welcome to the war. At least you're not up against Rupert Murdoch.

He's never been admitted to a psychiatric hospital, has he?

cookiemonster wrote:

ibis wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

Cookiemonster, if you think all this information is so feeble and uninformative, why do you follow it around?

because much of it is false information and is purposefully misinterpreted and presented in such a way as to cast Declan Ganley is ill light.

Welcome to the war. At least you're not up against Rupert Murdoch.

He's never been admitted to a psychiatric hospital, has he?

He's never admitted to anything at all...

cookiemonster wrote:

Frightened Albanian wrote:

you miss the point it is Libertas that deserves the corollary.
The forum just proves what a gung ho guy Declan Ganley really is. "Semper Fi,"

No,
it doesn't prove anything other than your desparate attempt to string
pieces of unrelated information together to construct a reality around
Declan Ganley which plainly doesn't exist outside your own mind.

Frightened Albanian wrote:

No the Garda contract was not awarded to him just like the O2 licence. It
could be speculated that his tantrums and rages against our politios
could have something to do with it, but that is pure speculation on my
part.

Of course it is pure speculation, all you post is pure speculation and fantasy.

But the reality is all mixed together Cookie, don't you see.
Declan Ganley is the axis around which all these things turn?

They are all mixed together , Rivada employed David Cochrane and Naoise Nunn first. I won't bother posting as it has been done to death.

That is also the point in asking all those other questions that you don't like and have no relevance in your view, i;e; Declan Ganley's past, his friends and his business. They have in the past been intertwined with the Libertas group you police the boards protecting.

It is not too hard, things don't normally converge like that.

The questions about Albania are important. You said elsewhere that Anglo Adriatic employees were airlifted out, I posted a quote from the Observer saying dcelan Ganley flew in not out, a respected journalist with no Euro axe to grind thought he said he was hanging out with "Albanian chancers". that was before any of this Europe /Lisbon debate. Is everyone after him to smear him? Have they always been after him, did Dick Rioche or Joe Costello take a timemachine back to Tirana and whisper in the journalist's ear?

You have also stated elsewhere that AAIF ONLY collected privatisation vouchers. Well 1/ they had value and 2/ Declan Ganley stated to the Guardian printed 23 May 1997 that he had 40,000 non Albanian investors. Did they invest Albanian vouchers TOO? or cash? Where did they get Albanian privatisation vouchers ? It makes sense they invested cash. He stated that the fund would be worth £220,000,000 the next week. Your arguments elsewhere don't stack up. For each one another uncomfortable fact emerges . On here two weeks back Albania was a non issue for you a joke.
However none of your comebacks add up and each fragment of info eg the Observer an the Guardian seem to stack the argument my way.
It is all connected Cookie and the connection is Declan J. Ganley.

You are a very odd individual.