"Bad" Irish Won't Vote for Establishment Candidate Slates (They "Spoil Votes"), Should Be Thrown Off Relief (Welfare)

The Red Fox (Irish tune) ^ | 10/25/2025 | CharlesOconnell

[CharlesOConnell]

An Irish political reporter/commentator named Eoghan MacConnell opines upon voters who stray off the reservation (won't be good house n-words) refusing to vote for slates of establishment candidates (eunuchs in the Sultan's harem), as if party discipline extended down to the voting booth. 

This is in "People who spoil votes shouldn't get State benefits says Laois Fine Gael Councillor" https://www.ireland-live.ie/news/laois-live/1928027/people-who-spoil-votes-shouldn-t-get-state-benefits-says-laois-fine-gael-councillor.html

This takes me back to the Irish Olympic team's "national anthem" when they fielded their first  national team, in the 1924 Summer Olympics, having just thrown out the bloody British. This is titled "Let Erin Remember the Days of Old". A piano rendering can be heard at  https://wp.me/p256FR-1Uc 

Remembering that "sarcasm is love" to the Irish, the song's lyrics start out with "Let Erin Remember the days of old when her faithless sons betrayed her." This is because, in the grand old tradition that as soon as the Irish get clear from foreign invasion and occupation, they immediately commence to fighting one another, that time in a 3-faction civil war—but they could stop long enough to go to the Olympics.

Such political and cultural enervation as "spoiling votes" has been ongoing since the Irish, to their grief, underwent the economic miracle of "the Keltic Tiger" with high employment, owing to their high educational level, thanks to their medieval Catholic educational system. So that as soon they received new-found prosperity, they simultaneously lost their faith, by and large, and had clerical sex-abuse scandals upon which to cast the blame. 

(But don't look to closely at the public education system, in which 10%-12% of school children are victims of educator and staff sexual misconduct during grades K-12--when eunuch school administrators allow molesters to move on to other districts, it is called "passing the trash".)

Then the Irish were so stupid, thanks to social media, as to elect representatives and rulers, under the tender mercies of George Soros' "Open Society" shakedown, harem guardians who dictate that their country should be invaded by non-Irish while turning the neat trick of blaming the Irish themselves.

This pattern of political and cultural caponization is characteristic of virtually all the former U.K. demense—Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Scotland and Ireland. Good former-colonial cucks who pause whining and holding themselves where their family-jewels used to be, long enough to elect rulers whose commands to oppress themselves they internalize by convenient auto-brainwashing.

(“Why you fool, it's the educated reader who CAN be gulled. All our difficulty comes with the others. When did you meet a workman who believes the papers? He takes it for granted that they're all propaganda and skips the leading articles. He buys his paper for the football results and the little paragraphs about girls falling out of windows and corpses found in Mayfair flats. He is our problem. We have to recondition him. But the educated public, the people who read the high-brow weeklies, don't need reconditioning. They're all right already. They'll believe anything.” ― C.S. Lewis, That Hideous Strength)

We can look for the opposite, the standard of vigorous manly (and womanly) behavior to a once well-known movie "No Time for Love" (1943 film), in which Fred MacMurray (before his disgrace in "Double Indemnity") plays a brawny-brain for whom saucy, unobtainable, high-class Claudette Colbert falls after continual disappointments with conventional upper-class/privilege capons among her mate-selection pool. 

MacMurray almost dies due to Colbert's interference, upon wakening from being knocked out in an industrial accident in the sand-hog tunnel drilling game, proceeds to beat the tar out of five of his work mates in a friendly, hobby fight, and is suspended for several months—only to come to the rescue of the enterprise of drilling a tunnel, with an invention for freezing intruding river mud which he developed while in engineering school.

This is at https://ok.ru/video/259854371491 (Don't forget to blame the bad Russians for presenting this propaganda to you, Ruskies who were never conquered by the enlightened British Empire.)

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[CharlesOConnell]

The Fighting Irish have surrendered to the sacrifice of moloch and the priesthood of Cybele.

[Noumenon]

The Irish: over 700 years of bad decisions - why stop now?

[CharlesOConnell]

Was June Havoc followed by July Doldrums?

No, the actress June Havoc was not followed by July Doldrums. The names are not related and come from completely different contexts. June Havoc was the stage name of a real person, while “summer doldrums” is a seasonal phenomenon.

The misconception is based on a mistaken connection between:

June Havoc: An American actress, dancer, and stage director (born Ellen Evangeline Hovick). Her early vaudeville career was immortalized in the musical Gypsy.

July Doldrums: A phrase referring to a period of inactivity or stagnation, typically in mid-to-late summer. The term is often associated with calm, hot weather, and originates from a nautical term for a windless area of the ocean near the equator.

Yours Truly, Idiot A.I. (The computer’s real job is to make you feel stupid, because it can’t do anything on its own.)

[CharlesOConnell]

The Irish: over 700 years of bad decisions - why stop now?

Only 700?

The Sheila na Gig

[TheDon]

“In Laois more than one in ten voters chose to spoil their vote rather than select any of the candidates on the paper. In total there were 4,156 spoiled votes representing 14.6 percent of the Laois vote.”

Participation implies legitimacy.

[Seruzawa]

Good ol Ireland. The place where the govt official demanded that anyone who says that the Irish govt is engaging in censorship be reported to the police. You can’t make this stuff up.

[Noumenon]

Well, you’ve got to cut the lads a bit of a break.