Re books on WW1
"No I did not."
"Rag, it is true I do not read books on Irish history, but I am very well read on the period 1914-1918 which of course includes the rising."
You gave the impression that The Easter Rising was an essential part of the history of WW1.
I sk again, in which books on WW1 are the events of Easter Week covered?
"Anything else to say about the rising, or are you grateful for any diversion from a difficult subject for you and Jim?"
You and your mate has been humiliated on this subject - you have displayed in glorious technicolour your attitude to the Irish people as a whole.
You witter on about historians, having boasted that you have never read one on the subject (and don't intend to) and you have not produced a single one who backs your contempt for a part of Irish history that is being celebrated at the present time.
There is a great deal more to be said on the subject, but not to you - you have proven your stated ignorance and disinterest over and over again.
You are still attempting to win prizes and have now resorted to posting your arguments on the Antisemitsim thread.
I have suggested you apologise to the posters on that thread - I suggets the same here, though I don't expect a decent response for either
Jim Carroll