English To Blame for the Worlds Problems (372)
optomistic68Craigavon, Antrim Ireland23 Threads 826 PostsSummerUK: Plonker
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Where is Swissman?
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Where is Swissman?
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Tomcats2: There really messed up speak French and English and sometimes at the same time
Not necessarily I can speak Bulgarian and English at the same time ask my BG friends
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biggles90000: Yea but we take that on a field in a rugby match my brotherin law is scots and there always some slaging going on but we dont pick up a gun and try and kill eachother pity the world problem cant be sorted on a field of sport rather than a field of war.
Absolutely hon 
Thats the spirit and attitude that should prevail...And in the words of the Honourable Vic Reeves ''Some people just wouldn't let it lie''
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optomistic68: Is that a red herring?
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optomistic68: Where is Swissman?
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todger: Not necessarily I can speak Bulgarian and English at the same time ask my BG friends
Thats a good trick
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optomistic68: Where is Swissman?
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optomistic68: Thats a good trick
Thanks for the popcorn C
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time4fun4u: See.told him was "special".He will look forward to seeing you wear a saddle,and bridle.
You're sooo bad 
I'm not gonna say another word to you on account of the fact that I dig myself a deeper hole every time I do
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optomistic68: Thats a good trick
Craigavon hey ...I know it well
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What became known as the great famine occurred between 1845 and 52 and was one of the greatest catastrophies of the nineteenth century. It resulted in the deaths of millions of people from starvation and disease and a decline in Irelands population through emigration. It was thought by many to be an English induced famine used by a greedy government to solve the Irish question. The potato failed from blight but the country was full of food, which was taken away from those who grew it, to be consumed by the expanding workforce of the industrial boom in England or by its army overseas. The English hid behind the fact that they were the constitutional government for the Irish people pretending to be concerned by begging food for her people abroad while at the same time by constitutional policies taking the food from the people. They were ruthless in putting down all attempts by the Irish for self-government and all attempts of resistance. They passed laws that made it a crime for a father to protect his children or his home from destruction. They passed coercion laws that made it a crime for the Irish to leave their homes between sunrise and sunset or to hold arms. They had a well-fed armed guard of military and police watch over them while they starved. Never in the history of mankind was there a government who acted so cruelly to its people. Ireland never needed the begging bowl it had its own food grown in its own land and only needed its own concerned legislatures to pass laws to save her people. The constitutional Government of England was then the most powerful in the world and had the ear of the world through its influence and press. They manipulated the facts to cover up the real truth of what was happening in Ireland the mass murder of its people and the destruction of Ireland. An English induced constitutional famine.
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SummerUK: You're sooo bad
I'm not gonna say another word to you on account of the fact that I dig myself a deeper hole every time I do
In that case lovely lady,i will refrain from being naughty with you anymore,as your company would be greatly missed.I'm not gonna say another word to you on account of the fact that I dig myself a deeper hole every time I do
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optomistic68: What became known as the great famine occurred between 1845 and 52 and was one of the greatest catastrophies of the nineteenth century. It resulted in the deaths of millions of people from starvation and disease and a decline in Irelands population through emigration. It was thought by many to be an English induced famine used by a greedy government to solve the Irish question. The potato failed from blight but the country was full of food, which was taken away from those who grew it, to be consumed by the expanding workforce of the industrial boom in England or by its army overseas. The English hid behind the fact that they were the constitutional government for the Irish people pretending to be concerned by begging food for her people abroad while at the same time by constitutional policies taking the food from the people. They were ruthless in putting down all attempts by the Irish for self-government and all attempts of resistance. They passed laws that made it a crime for a father to protect his children or his home from destruction. They passed coercion laws that made it a crime for the Irish to leave their homes between sunrise and sunset or to hold arms. They had a well-fed armed guard of military and police watch over them while they starved. Never in the history of mankind was there a government who acted so cruelly to its people. Ireland never needed the begging bowl it had its own food grown in its own land and only needed its own concerned legislatures to pass laws to save her people. The constitutional Government of England was then the most powerful in the world and had the ear of the world through its influence and press. They manipulated the facts to cover up the real truth of what was happening in Ireland the mass murder of its people and the destruction of Ireland. An English induced constitutional famine.
Please,out of Courtesy to the Author,Source your Pastes!
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SummerUK: Absolutely hon Thats the spirit and attitude that should prevail...
And in the words of the Honourable Vic Reeves ''Some people just wouldn't let it lie''
And in the words of the Honourable Vic Reeves ''Some people just wouldn't let it lie''
Vic Reeves
I could think of Better people to quote and some people should be ashamed to surpress another nation
sorry Summer jmho
not a reflection of my respect for you
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Conrad73: http://www.wolfetonesofficialsite.com/famine.htmPlease,out of Courtesy to the Author,Source your Pastes!
Just messing with your head c...its easy to post links
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optomistic68: Just messing with your head c...its easy to post links
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optomistic68: Did I offend you SUMMER
No! 
Because I choose not to let you You seem to thrive on causing irritation with your dogma. I don't feel like being irritated today so carry on.. Maybe some of the positivity, happiness and good spirits from other people may even rub off on you
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Correction for version 1 - "And he wasn't the brightest Light,even though he came from Brighton!" wasn't part of the duke's post. (Accidentally got it in there)
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