Ian Spillane, Cork College of Commerce & his chief commenter.

Every time they comment or open their mouths they show the world their fatuity

Cork natives are so stupid you might well rip 
out your hair after spending time with them.

The Cork natives have made many comments – which mostly consist of almost indecipherable threats and insults – about various posts on this blog. It’s quite clear that the majority of those who inhabit the south-west of Ireland are unhappy with my informative pieces which relates various aspects of their chronic backwardness.

One particular commenter has spent a great deal of his time fatuously defending the paedo-whiffing Ian Spillane – it seems this chap is either an accomplice, partner or dogging ally of Mr Spillane. At first his comments made childish attempts at cerebrality but as his simplistic errors were pointed out he quickly emerged from the cocoon of intellect and civility he had tried wrapping himself in.

He very soon reverted to type and now he’s interjecting with such inanities as: “This was written with you in mind Ms Fagin [Napoleon XIV]” – which he made on a post that relates Spillane’s child orientated sexualised lustings. This statement and link are actually quite indicative of the utterly backward, irrational and unbelivable behaviour that these south-western Irish natives are capable of.

Ian Spillane has the obsequious
"come hither" look perfected. I hope he hasn’t developed this look to entice children.

You’ll have noticed how he used the prefix “Ms” to refer to me: this wasn’t a typo, nor a mistake that’s due to his vacuous cranium. Rather it’s a puerile attempt to insult me. It’s very common within a certain sector of south-western Irish society, a type who view themselves as being the upper-class, to use the prefix Mrs, Miss or Ms when they want to insult another male, or insinuate that he is a homosexual.

They use these prefixes to differentiate themselves from what they consider to be the lower-classes. The sink-estate denizens (or perceived lower-class)1 of this area, when they don’t get their way or get told to fuck-off (which, during the summer months when tourists are around, is quite often), will call their chastiser either a “tinker”2 or a “queer” (derogatory term for a homosexual). Among the south-western natives either of these terms is considered the ultimate insult3.

These people in Cork who view themselves as being “better” or more “intelligent” than the sink-estate (the pricks who believe themselves to be upper-class) don’t like to be seen to be as coarse, so instead of directly calling or insinuating that their nemesis is a “queer” they’ll use the prefix Mrs, Miss or Ms4.

Screenshot of the moronic comment.

They consider the use of such terms to be creative and highbrowed and to place them on a higher plane than their “vulgar” contemporaries who’ll use the term “queer” – if you want to see what’s considered highbrow in Cork take a look through their posts on Boards.ie.

What should be remembered about this particular commenter, who tries to goad me with the “Ms” prefix, is that he’s obviously a very good friend or, possibly, a partner of Ian Spillane. And Spillane, who teaches in the Cork College of Commerce,  is considered to be a member of south-west Ireland’s hierarchy.

What makes the Pict

University College Hospital, Cork.

Airport Cork

Battle of the Boyne

Bourke Damien ((ex)Sony Ireland)

Cork City Hall, Martin, John

CORK, LIMERICK, AND GALWAY

Brien Curtain

Ulster Bank, Athlone

A teacher or priest in this part of Éire, no matter how many children they might have abused, is revered and, practically, believed by the people to have been appointed by God5 – paedophile teachers and priests in south-west or western Ireland are, for all intents and purposes, in Heaven. As such they have a free hand and the local slackjawed populace will either blot out or ignore any criminal acts they might perpetrate on other adults or on children.

They only good thing about the morons who populate south-west Ireland is that given enough time, as this commenter has proved, they will, without doubt, show their vile hand, and their aggressive fatuity.

When dealing with south-western Irish backwardness the adage, “patience is a virtue,” rings true. And reminds me of the joke about the farmer and the bull.

The animal underneath has
breasts, so this in an evolutionary
endowed coupling.

A farmer noticed that his bull was getting old and very slow in servicing his cows. So he went to mart and purchased a fit looking young bull. He brought him home and decided he’d keep the older bull for a few weeks so that he could show the young bull around the farm – basically to show him the ropes.

So the old bull took the young one on a tour of the farm and as they crested a hill the young bull looked down into the valley and saw a large herd of beautiful cows peacefully grazing. The young bull got extremely excited at this sight and started to hop from leg to leg while saying to the old bull, “lets run down and do a few of them.”

“Nay,” the old bull answered, “we’ll walk down and do the lot of them.”

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1The natives of south-west and western Ireland are actually very snobby and have enormously high opinions of themselves. It’s a snobbiness that’s born of mental illness rather than being rooted in anything that they could actually be proud of. You’ll meet people in Cork city who’ll be quite obviously as dumb as oxes but who believe themselves to be intellectually on a par with the world’s best brains. It’s just one of their aspects that makes them so hateful and nauseating.

2Tinker is a derogatory term for a member of Ireland’s so-called ethnic minority. This community prefer to be known as Travellers but are also known as Itinerants or Irish Gypsies. I use the adjective “so-called” because the Travellers aren’t actually a minority; they are the same racially as the vast majority of the population in Connaught and Munster. These people are racially Picts, the only difference is that the Traveller is a bit more bare-faced about incest, underage sex and thieving than those of the settle community.

3In south-west and western Ireland there’s very high rates of paedophilia and homosexuality. I think it’s possible that the very high number of paedophiles, that are to be found in these parts of Ireland, have encroached on the genuinely adult-seeking homosexual community. In these areas some of the more cerebral natives will, because of the high risk of sexual assault, watch their offspring with the tenacity of mother chimpanzees watching their babies. (Male chimpanzees in the wild have been documented to be serial rapists, and will attack any female regardless of age; therefore the mother chimp never lets her offspring out of her sight, especially her daughters, if she does they will, very likely, be raped.) As a result of this high paedophilic risk genuine adult-seeking homosexuals around Cork and Galway are tarred with the same brush as paedophiles. Thus most homosexuals in these areas live a life of denial and in a lot of cases never admit, even to themselves, that they are attracted to their own sex. This denial coupled with the risk of being labeled as paedophiles leads to massive amounts of resentment. These people generally aren’t very bright and the way they deal with, what they view as unnatural, feelings of lust for their own sex is to project it onto others. And thus when a Cork or Galway imbecile annoys you and you tell him to fuck-off his first reaction is to call you a queer. He thinks that by doing so he’s imbuing you with the same resentment and hate that he’s forever feeling himself.

4By attaching these prefixes to a male they’re implying that he’s feminine-ish or of a womanly disposition and therefore a “queer”. For instance, if a male is Cork can write at a better level than an eight-year-old, or if he visits bookshops, libraries or museums this is enough evidence to assume he’s a “queer”. And it’s not just south-western males who think like this, the masculine and butch females also take this view. It’s hard to know whether it’s born of the eternal chip they carry on their shoulders or if they genuinely believe it.        

5These people have unbelievably medieval-type backward beliefs and way of thinking and acting. I’d guarantee you if you have children you’d be as well of taking them to Hell than to south-west or western Ireland.