"It was the case Jim, but they did not want the rising before it started"
They wanted independence - when they relised they wouldn't get it they opted for full revolution
Your statement was actually "Not before, not during, and not after the rising" which, as you well know was not true.
Oh what a tangled web we weave.
Your exact statement - in full context was; "The rights and wrongs of the 1916 events are, well, not exactly irrelevant, but they happened and they are water under the bridge which is arrant nonsense.
Since the British betrayal"
You have proved that the only concept of the Irish you have is your utter contempt for them and their history
You really should have stuck at your "contemptible joke" exposure and left it there and not dug your self as deeply as you have now.
the pair of you have disgraced yourselves with your ignorance.
Jim Carroll