Colm Williamson, Waterford Whispers News (WW News).

WW News sneers at families and relatives of the 150 people who were killed in the Germanwings air crash.

WW News’ Colm Williamson.

Just three days after Germanwings flight 4U 9525 crashed into the French Alps killing all 150 on board, WW News – a supposedly satirical Oirish news site – posts an essay that sneeringly ridicules the disaster’s investigation and pours scorn on those killed in the crash.

Although satire is advertised as this site’s raison d'etra and this post (pic below) is put forward as being ironic it has, unquestionably, no jocosity whatsoever. The authors didn’t even bother making an attempt at witticism; they simply trust their readership to believe it’s there somewhere.

Site of air crash where grieving relatives
remember their loved ones.

It’s a bit like the more idiotic attempts that’s been made to decipher and interpret Nostradamus’s quatrains: I’ve seen one author who turns “M’s” upside down to make “W’s”, a “d” being inversed to make a “b”, and an “e” might become an elaborate “c” – that type of unbelievable bullshit.  

A look at other posts on this satirical news site shows these fellows to have absolutely no comedic talent whatsoever; a read through it is actually nauseating, it’s much like watching a dog lap up its own vomit – and, just like the dog in Proverbs returneth to its puke, these writers return to inanity with every post.   

Sidekick, Gerry McBride.

While the satire is left to the reader’s imagination the author’s main pursuit is made clear in the headline and elaborated on repeatedly thereafter. This post, under the imagined guise of comedy, is pushing a loony left agenda designed to downplay terrorist’s atrocities; especially acts of barbarism carried out by Islamic provenanced fanatics.

Those who’d mitigate on the author’s behalf might say they’re naïve; that they’re typical untalented Paddies who, in order to gain a readership and encourage visits to their website, need to court far-left swivel-eyed loons – the only type of readership they’re ever likely to get.  

Even if this was true, the site’s constructor, Colm Williamson’s – and his cronies, Gerry McBride’s and Julius Hubris’s – denigration of flight 4U 9525’s victims and their belittlement of the investigating authorities is beyond disgusting.

Michael Collins.

That WW News uses these 150 deaths to denigrate people as anti-Muslim, just because they're against terrorists who present a fraudulent Islamic ethos, is repugnant. Williamson and his cronies are not simply displaying a total lack of tact; they have even less prudence than what Oirish hero Michael Collins1 had in getting paralytically drunk and then idiotically driving into an ambush at Beal-na-mBlath.

If the morons who contribute to this site need raw material for satirical purposes they need not look abroad. There’s been enough laughable fiascos over the last 30 years in Ireland to keep them busy for another 3 decades. But first of all they’d have to learn what satire actually is. So, for starters, these fucking arseholes should click here – it’s safe to visit this site, lads, it’s Simple English Wikipedia. ___________________ 1When Collins belatedly realised he was being ambushed, instead of taking a very viable and available route to safety, he decided to stay and fight – bravery that was promoted by his almost all night drinking session in a bar.

Collins had a typical Cork nonsensical mindset; he’d latch on to halfwits and alienate those who’d be kosher. If he had had any sense he’d have shot his assassin’s director, de Valera, before the prospect of civil war had ever even arisen.

When it comes to leadership or governments the Oirish are attracted to idiots and scumbags. If Mahatma Gandhi had stood for election in Ireland against Josef Mengele the latter would have won by a landslide.

A verbatim copy of WW News’ extremely disrespectful post:

WW News’ post that belittles the deaths of 150 people, victims whose bodies haven’t even yet been recovered.

Three screenshots that show what this site’s visitors are like:

Anna Porter and Pól O'Naullain seems to be well matched in fatuity.

Risa Tanaka thinks post is put forward as factual; but without satire what else could she think.

Here Pól O'Naullain shows himself in keeping with the site’s readership.

WW News can be contacted at: colm@waterfordwhispersnews.com or julius@waterfordwhispersnews.com