All truth passes through three stages. 
First, it is ridiculed. 
Second, it is violently opposed. 
Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.

~ Arthur Schopenhauer​


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The Irish Holocaust
IRELAND 1845-1850: FAMINE LIES vs. HOLOCAUST FACTS
                               (GORTA MOR vs AN T-ĀR MŌR)
​Read this site and weep.  Weep for the agonies and deaths of your people at the hands of genocidists.  The authorities who imposed the curriculum, the teachers and professors who, unknowingly for the most part, funneled it into you in schools,  have carefully kept you uninformed as to which British regiment, or that any regiment, murdered your people. 

Until now, that information was kept from you.

You had no access to it.  You do now – you can freely read this true history today on your computer screen! 

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This website is also a "Call To Action." We want basic recognition of the truth of The Irish Holocaust;  the genocide of the Irish people at the hands of the British Army.  

Irish people do not blame the British people nor seek reparation payments for the crimes of their Government.

The Irish are a proud and loyal people.  
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We recognize that the times were much different back in 1845-1850 Ireland, however, we must establish the true events of history, we must seek recognition of this atrocity and record it into the annals of history. We demand and expect a full and public apology from the Irish & British Governments, then and only then can we allow for those who were murdered to truly Rest In Peace and begin to find it in our hearts to forgive the perpetrators of the genocide. 

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A Summary of what you'll find in The Perfect Holocaust Book

Ireland in 1845-1850 was essentially, entirely owned by English landlords, many of them Lords temporal or spiritual, in estates typically of tens of thousands of acres. Their land titles were conquest-based.  On these estates the Irish were tenants-at-will on holdings of typically three to eight acres the rent of which they paid by, typically, 250-260 days of unpaid work annually on the landlord’s estate.

In previous centuries the Irish, under British rule, were non-persons, stripped of legal personhood. As murder requires personhood: the Irish were thus legally killable by any English person at will. Education was prohibited by law.

No army of English seasonal migrants produced Ireland’s vast and varied food crops. Other than the landlords’ support groups of Church of Ireland (Anglican) clergy, his doctors, lawyers, newspaper owners, the military and officers of police, the bureaucracy, etc., all of Ireland’s agricultural production was performed by the Irish people.

In and around 1845-1850, Ireland was a police State: 1,590 police stations (averaging 48 stations per county each with 8 policemen, a separate Revenue Police (1,200), Castle Police (spies, 100), and Dublin Metropolitan Police (1,100). Each county had one landlord-led militia regiment, but Dublin, Mayo, and Limerick had two each, and Cork had three.

Ireland’s abundant meats, livestock, and other foods, though produced by the Irish were claimed by the landlords. Upon international failure of potato crops, Ireland’s failure starting in 1845, Ireland’s food producers fiercely resisted police and militia efforts to remove it to the ports for export. Regular army deployments into Ireland increased to 34 regiments in 1845  and to 40 in 1850. “Black ‘47” was the food removers’ most active year. Deployment lag time explains the 1848 peak of 35.4 regiment/years. More than half of Britain’s standing army removed Ireland’s foods; 67 regiments of its total of 126 regiments and two brigades. For reference, this was more military force than was used during Britain’s conquest of the Indian Subcontinent (today’s India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh).

On July 5, 1847, in the depths of the Irish genocide, Lord Clarendon wrote from his Vice-Regal Lodge in Phoenix Park to Prime Minister Lord Russell; “Sir Edward Blakeney says that the Country is tranquil and if it were not for the harassing duty of escorting provisions, the troops would have little to do.”

The (London) Times’ contemporaneous reports of increased landings of Irish food in English ports are accessible in detail on-line.

The genocidal mass evictions and robbery of crops continued until the Land League, Boycott, and international outrage forced England to buy out its landlords from Ireland in 1900-1920. The vast estates were “striped” into typically 28-acre survival farms with an acre or two of the nearest bog for fuel and allocated to the Irish cultivators of the soil. So munificent; so far above market price, was that “golden handshake” to the departing landlords that the amortization period was set at 68.5 years. Thus my (Chris Fogarty) father and all of our neighbors in Co. Roscommon and obviously the rest of Ireland, were paying off that old “debt” into the 1970s. Ireland’s farmers paid semi-annual Rates (taxes) and those “Rents.” Ireland’s centuries of imposed destitution ended upon the end of that “Rent” payment.

In 1932 Ireland’s Fianna Fail gov’t under Taoiseach Eamon de Valera withheld the annual £4 million rent to London. Britain retaliated with an embargo on Irish goods, but it faded approaching WW2.

The use of massive armed force to starve Ireland belies the exculpatory “famine” and its synonyms “great hunger/gorta mor.” “Genocide” is accurate, but no Irish person had ever used it; it was coined post-WW2 by Raphael Lemkin to educate the US Congress as to Nazis crimes against Jews. An appropriately inculpatory label was used to report events in Ireland starting in 1846. Writers Davitt, Fitzgerald, et al. and the Cork Examiner (now Irish Examiner) repeatedly reported it as a Holocaust.

“Famine to Freedom” film is a recent concealment of the Holocaust and the British army’s perpetration of it. Its academic producers pretended to not recognize the grain-harvesting reaping hook (sickle) they excavated in Ballykilcline, Strokestown. Their “potato famine” film ignores the following non-potato food processors of 1845-1850 Ireland: 1,935 grain mills, 1,984 grain kilns, 555 flour mills, 948 livestock pounds, 144 tuck mills, 136 grain-using breweries and 72 distilleries, 62 threshers  (though most was done by flail), 45 woolen mills (mutton and lamb), 43 windmills, butter churning mills, sheep folds, pig markets, corn markets, bacon stores, etc.

All was removed at gunpoint and exported.

​Hundreds of Ireland’s Holocaust mass graves remain unmarked due to fear of the “Royal Dáil.”
 
With your gracious help, let us erect Memorial Monuments at each and every one of these known mass grave sites. The six existing monuments will serve as models pending a better design. 
TESTIMONIALS
"The Perfect Holocaust is an achievement of the first magnitude and would be obligatory reading in a free Ireland"   

​~ Tomás Mac Síomóin, Ph.D, Cornell University
"I recommend this book to anyone trying to understand not only the history of Ireland, but the histories of holocausts around the world"   

​~ Jesse W. Collins, Ph.D, Harvard University
"Have just finished reading your great book and found that the information therein will put paid to the liars of History."   

​~ Tom Mahon, Bribie Island, Queensland, Australia
"I urge everyone to read this gem of brilliant achievement"  

​~ Kenneth Tierney, New York
"This book performs great service to the Irish Nation. Thank you.  It hurts to know I had believed the lies for most of my life."    

​~ Tom McGrath, Dublin