A “Genocide” is defined by Wikipedia as “The intentional action to destroy a people—usually defined as an ethnic, national, racial, or religious group—in whole or in part”. Numerous genocides of various peoples have occurred over the centuries – many of these being committed during the last 100+ years. Certain genocides receive constant attention – even though unproven, while others purposely obtain little or no publicity – their evidence buried along with their dead. As a result, these may be unknown to most. Being of Irish descent, this author will focus this brief article on the carefully executed genocide of the Irish people in their homeland during the middle of the 19th century.
Background
We were all taught in our world history classes that for a period of several years during the middle of the 19th century, the Irish population suffered a mass die-off due to starvation brought about by “The Great Potato Famine”. What we are told is that the staple food of the Irish people at that time were potatoes. Further, we were taught that when the potato crop failed from blight, it brought starvation and death to millions of the Irish people. In addition to mass starvation, the lack of food forced many of the Irish people to leave their native land for North America and other countries – many of whom perished during the hazardous journey.
The fact that the population of Ireland was decimated due to starvation during the years between 1845 and 1850 is an accepted fact. However, what cannot be substantiated is that such mass starvation was brought about due to a lack of potatoes. We must look further to find the truth. This can be difficult since it is a truism that “The winners write the history”.
Ireland’s Topography
Ireland is a beautiful island country with rich soil, rolling grasslands and an expansive shoreline. This has always been the case. Surely, it would appear that the Irish people could grow any crop they wished (including livestock), that was suitable to their climate. So, the thinking person has to wonder – how was it that these people were forced to subsist almost entirely on a diet of potatoes as we were told? There were no natural environmental disruptions documented (floods, wildfires, etc.) that could have rendered this farmland and other food-growing resources, unusable.
What could have caused such a shortage of food, that during this period, Ireland’s population was reduced by approximately 50% (based on available data)?.
In his book, “Ireland 1845-1850: The Perfect Holocaust and Who Kept it Perfect”, author Chris Fogarty provides compelling evidence that the Irish people of that time were subjected to a well-planned and relentless genocide at the hands of the British government and their agents during the period in question. For a very long time, up until approximately 1920, the British owned almost all land in Ireland, with the Irish subsisting as tenant farmers. Using official records found in both Ireland and Britain, the book documents that Between 1845 and 1850, the landlords, under the direction of the British government, proceeded to remove all livestock (live and butchered), grains and produce, for consumption in Britain, leaving the Irish people to starve.
These food removals were done on a scale which is hard to fathom. Mr. Fogarty estimates that between 40 and 70 shiploads per day of goods were removed forcibly from Ireland during this period. From page #216 of Mr. Fogarty’s book.
Partial list of one week’s shipment of provisions taken from Ireland and delivered to the Port of Liverpool during 1846 included:
• 15,000 casks of butter
• 8,665 barrels of wheat
• 1,960 sacks of flour
• 61 tons of oats
• 262 bags of meal
• 80 sacks of barley
• 275 barrels of bacon
• 25 casks of ham
• 465 boxes of linens and cottons
• 56 casks of whiskey
• 10 casks of tongue
• 258 packages of lard
• 245 barrels of pork
• 19 barrels of beef
The success of the British plan was assured through the use of overwhelming military force. Over the 5-year period from 1845 to 1850, over 50% of the entire British Empire’s armed forces were deployed to Ireland at various times to ensure food removals proceeded unimpeded. This is well-documented in Mr. Fogarty’s book.
Where are the Millions of Dead?
Relying on first person interviews with local families in Ireland, Mr. Fogarty was able to document the location of 200+ mass gravesites, where the dead were buried by the many thousands without proper Christian rituals. He asserts that these represent a small fraction (perhaps only 10%) of the actual number of mass burial sites. Most native inhabitants appear very reluctant to talk about this period in their history, even after 150+ years, due to fear of reprisals from those who continue to exercise power over them.
As a result of starvation, along with the sickness and death incurred by large numbers of Irish fleeing their country during this period, Mr. Fogarty estimates that between 5 million and 6 million Irish people perished during this period, and for some years following – a figure which he believes may be conservative.
Reasons for Genocide
History shows that mass murder of a class or nation of people is driven by forces which, many times go beyond the simple desire for resources (such as the murder of North American Indians by the US government as part of its expansion). Deep hatreds – many ideologically-driven, propel the murderers into action, once access to power is obtained. A few examples which occurred over the last century should suffice to drive this point home.
• The murder of 66 million ethnic Russians by Jewish Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution
• The genocide of at least 1 million Armenian Christians by the Turkish “Donmeh”
• The genocide through starvation of millions of Ukrainians by Josef Stalin
• The mass murder of over 50 million Chinese by their Communist rulers
• The widespread murder of Catholics in Mexico (Cristeros) by ruling Freemasons
• The continued extermination of Palestinians in their homeland by Israel
The driving forces behind the genocide of the Irish people were no different. An outcome of the Protestant revolution in Europe in the 16th century, was an intense hatred of Catholics by the ruling Protestants, fed by their Jewish co-conspirators/power brokers. This hatred crystallized in Britain.
The ferocious persecution of Catholics throughout the United Kingdom beginning with the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and those following, is well-documented. According to Mr. Fogarty, for a very long time, the British government had laws in place which had stripped the native Irish people of their personhood, so their lives were of no legal consequence. As a result, they could be sold into slavery and/or terminated at will without fear of prosecution. The complete economic and political control that England possessed over the people of Ireland for centuries, provided the perfect opportunity to express their hatred of this thoroughly-Catholic people through the implementation of mass murder via forced starvation when the time was deemed right. This force was exercised to lesser extents both before 1845 and after 1850.
For his courageous and time-consuming work in thoroughly documenting the truth about the atrocities of the British over the people of Ireland during this period, Mr. Fogarty has been falsely accused, threatened with lifelong imprisonment and his work subjected to censorship. We are reminded of the words of Voltaire – “If you want to know who rules over you, just see who you may not criticize”.
People can find a very informative interview with Mr. Fogarty (in English) in internet.
The New Genocide
If the reader can begin to understand the depth of evil that has been wrought upon certain groups of people around the world – including the Irish genocide, perhaps they can also start to grasp the threat the world now faces by those in power that wish to apply the principles of genocide to the entire planet’s population through a program of deception, fear and pharmaceutical poisons. For those that have eyes to see and ears to hear, ample evidence exists all around us that such a plan has been deployed by the world’s governments via their corrupted medical establishments. For readers looking for some historical background that lays the foundation for the genocidal threats now facing the world’s people, the author recommends the book “Murder by Injection” by Eustace Mullins.
