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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 21:35
So that why my windows are conspiring against me

Should have known?
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 21:31
Heres a few-
religion, spirituality ,
stigmata, exorcism,
angles , ghosts ,
ufos , aliens ,
mind control,
area 51, underground bases,
telekinesis, psyhokinesis,
alien inplants ,haunted places,
psychics , mediums,
mysterious places,
ancient mystries,
potergeists , mothman ,
time travel, time travelers,
atlantis, bermuda traingle,
...................lfc
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 20:46
What made it worse was the corn laws. what happened in Ireland was a major factor in getting the corn laws repealed. as usual in this country it takes a tragedy beofre common sense kicks.
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 20:46
Yes as an Empire we did many bad things. But we did end slavery. Look at what the Spanish did in the America's nobody ever slates them.
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 20:46
Irelands population grew from 4-8 million between 1780 & 1845, land plots were made smaller so the crop which could keep the people fed was potato, by 1840 one third of the population was reliant. 1845 the blight arrived by cargo boats, wiping out one third of the crop that year, followed by 2 years of losing three quaters of the crop. Starvation and an increased suceptibility to diseases such as cholera, dysentry & typhus wiped out more than a million people, with another million emigrating. As a foot note Irelands population was back down to 4 million by 1911
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 17:51
Reverse it, its 169 ;)

Certainly there are many curious phenomena that cannot be explained by conventional science.

Mort.
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 17:17
I knew you would fall for that one lol.......lfc
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 16:50
Maybe your the alien cos the highest IQ was Physicist / Engineer Kim Ung-yong has a verified IQ of 210 and you 961
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 16:22
Sorry i am suffer from dyslexia , sometimes get words numbers wrong etc , but its okay my iq is 961 ..........lfc
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 16:09
Yeah, Angles can easily be explained with maths, perhaps you mean Angels?
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 15:47
When you look at ancient texts , some stuff sounds like ufo s , people being able to walk though walls etc , yet being solid like us when they want to be , many of the ufos of the modern times seem to be able to change shape disappear at will and seem more like the ghost type of thing ,and defy our laws of pyhsics , very interesting , one thing is for sure if they wanted to reveal themselfs , they would and could , who knows whats coming in the future , who knows what advacment mankind will have 100s of years from now , could it be them visiting the past and interacting with us for the greater good..........lfc
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 14:24
From a post above

Still think you are right? {Ed001's Note - There was no famine, there was enough potatoes grown to feed the people of Ireland. But the English took those potatoes to feed themselves. The people of Ireland were starving anyway, because the English took too much from them. A lower crop yield just meant that they were no long subsistence farming, they were dying of starvation while the English lived like kings.}

First you say Ed001 the irish were strarving anyway then you say they had enough to feed themselves which is it?

Read your own replies Man, your logic is all over the place, I am not one of the idiots, I fully understand what yu say and I am not trying to be a smart alec of any kind just pointing out your wrong Mate and as uaul you cannot see it? {Ed001's Note - you are really sad you know. You don't even have the intelligence to understand a basic sentence or to comprehend a meaning. There was enough food grown in Ireland to feed the Irish and more. The Irish were an enslaved race and their English masters took the bulk of the food off them, but most of the time that left enough for them to survive, just. During the so-called potato famine, crops all over Europe were hit hard so the English took extra from Ireland to make up for it, leading to mass starvation for the indigenous population that were denied access to the food they had grown. What is so difficult to understand? My 10 year old daughter understands it.}
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 14:18
Dont forgat if it wasnt for the English the Irish Famine would'nt have happened !
Taken from an above post

Irish Red {Ed001's Note - I really feel they should rename it myself, after all there wasn't a famine as such, there was plenty for the Irish themselves, but it was taken off them.}

there wasn't a famine as such - Ed001


Still think you said there was no famine Ed001? {Ed001's Note - trying so hard to be a smart alec you are still missing the point. Like I said, there was no famine as such, perhaps your lack of comprehension of the English language is so poor that you missed the 'as such' bit. There was enough food for the Irish but it was taken off them. Now please grow up, stop trying to act clever and pick holes in what is said. You have no reply to the point, just a pathetic little insistence in refusing to accept what anyone else has said.}
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 14:10
Ed001 said there was no famine, you have said there was, so how is he spot on about the famine if one never existed?

Now go back and read your own post mate it makes no sense! the point you are trying to make is lost?

The fact that much of Europe was subject to potato blight in the 1840's means what exactly?

The worst year of the potato blight in ireland was in 1847

And practically the 8M or 9m that existed in ireland at that time were dependent on the potato to survive, most meals revolved around the potato.

Have a rethink Mate and get a primary school history book? {Ed001's Note - I never said any such thing, your lack of comprehension is astounding. I said that the Irish had enough to feed themselves, but the food was taken off them. Obviously you are so busy trying to be a smart alec that you are not engaging your brain before you type.}
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 13:41
They are sh*t stirrers and they do nasty things.
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 13:41
Ed.001 is spot on. A critical evaluation of the famine here in Ireland is often clouded by sentiment as opposed to reason. Much of Europe was ravaged by blight in 1840s. However, in Ireland the potato was a staple diet for up to a third of the population. Other crops were taken by landlords and english leaving the poor of Ireland to starve or leave.
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Reply · · 04 Oct 2011 13:23
So a lower crop yield meant nothing then?

What planet are you from Mate are you an alien?
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