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Oh no we didn't!

 

The problem is that some of the Irish until recently were too aware of their history and had difficulty moving on and putting the past behind them,but its a shame that so many English people are ignorant about Irish history and appear to be unaware about centuries of our Country's involvement in Ireland's history?

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The problem is that some of the Irish until recently were too aware of their history and had difficulty moving on and putting the past behind them,but its a shame that so many English people are ignorant about Irish history and appear to be unaware about centuries of our Country's involvement in Ireland's history?

 

The potato famine has already been proven to be a conspiracy theory!:roll:

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The potato famine has already been proven to be a conspiracy theory!:roll:

 

Thats ridiculous over a million people died of starvation because of the famineI believe around that number emigrated to the USA,but hundreds more died on the crossing.

 

Where is the proof you are on about?

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Thats ridiculous over a million people died of starvation because of the famineI believe around that number emigrated to the USA,but hundreds more died on the crossing.

 

Where is the proof you are on about?

 

Yes, but the English were not to blame. The conspiracy was that the Irish said that they were! Nowt to do with us!:(

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Yes, but the English were not to blame. The conspiracy was that the Irish said that they were! Nowt to do with us!:(

The English in general wern't to blame but the English ruled the whole of Ireland at the time,so when the Irish didn't get the help they needed they blamed the English,more so because of most the English ruling classes who owned the great estates in Ireland.

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The English in general wern't to blame but the English ruled the whole of Ireland at the time,so when the Irish didn't get the help they needed they blamed the English,more so because most of the English ruling classes who owned the great estates in Ireland.

 

Bless you, you're a good hearted decent person Janie, but the "person" you're talking to has a complete match linguistically and stylistically with our resident troll.

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Yes, but the English were not to blame. The conspiracy was that the Irish said that they were! Nowt to do with us!:(

 

There wasn't a famine as such. Food was still being shipped to England.. when the potato crops failed the Irish couldn't afford anything else and that's where the famine started....

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