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[@gmnitwit]

there are more Irish living in England than Ireland, now, today,

[@user-qv2pi7hk5c]

And in America 😜🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@uniquevideosUk]

My ancestors went to America from Ireland bk in history! They was treated awful when they arrived. If you are English, you'll most definitely have history with Ireland.

[@susanwatherston6603]

Wasn't only the Irish people that was miss treat by the British government's they gave the same treatment to their own poor citizens

[@juliegoodwin1]

Maybe another history lesson about the English at that time too?

[@juliegoodwin1]

Learn learn learn….Love love love ❤️💛💚🔥🦁 Jah Rastafari ✊🏽 Jah Army meets Shady Army

[@lynnecromack4933]

@Epicgeezer What are you saying ?? We were peasants back then. Cures for those illnesses had nt yet been discovered. !! Most of us were still working in the fields.

[@Strange_Club]

A point I've often made. Don't hate the English, hate our overlords.

[@vincentward2708]

Britans children was sold to work in factories home and abroad!

[@user-yv1od6ho7t]

Irish people don't hate England. Hate takes enormous emotional energy, most people just get on with their lives.

[@steve-en7bm]

Agree. The Irish do not hate the English people they hate the same thing as the English. The English establishment.

[@HyperDroids]

Irishman here. We love the English people, just not those that resent us for existing, or feel they have claim over our people or land.

[@janicetaylor3721]

❤

[@MichelleEaton]

Hi English woman here, I love the people in Ireland too, I’m old enough to remember all of our terrible troubles in the ‘recent’ past. I’m so glad it’s at least neutralised now. We are the same people with the same values and really need to stick together. One day we will REALLY need each other ❤

[@blueeyes402]

@@MichelleEaton no dogs no Irish

[@lynnwilliams9806]

...and no blacks!!​@@blueeyes402

[@jezlanejl]

Seems odd to say the Irish hate the English, my great grandfather was Irish and fled to England during the potato famine, married an English woman and started a paving company, England treated us really well. The history of all the British Isles is so intertwined i really don't think anybody hates anybody.

[@janicetaylor3721]

Its insane what the British government and the royal family did to the Irish. British people were starving too, but people rarely mention that.

[@lynnecromack4933]

Are you mad ? Famines have nothing to with our Royal family!!

[@ramadamming8498]

It is rarely said by flag waving Celt nationalists, that it was 'English' people who were under the thumb and in the first, 85% effectively enslaved with zero rights during industrial times., dying in the gutter of starvation or at work, until well into the 1900s even, child slavery and the rest. England also ceased to exist under the UK, which was created by Scot Royals not English. Then 'English' Royals were Dutch and West German. English people today are largely Briton and Celtic still ancestrally, as well as Anglo. In fact some of the largest rebellions against a UK state and Royalty, have come from England, including the 11 years most of England was basically a sort of republic with Cromwell -it was also the west of England and Wales ( the Britons ) that sided with Scot Royalty, against this emerging liberal-trade-progressive and mixed ancestrally, more connected to Europe, that removed the Royal - not saying paradise would have come from that either, as look at France - but often comments are "the English" and English Royals, when it has always been the Celt side of the Islands that supported Royal rule. Irony.

[@Badboy-lv9qj]

Good evening shady bro we Brits are nice people and as a English man with over 700 years off my family in this once beautiful country I thank you for standing up with the Brits your a Brit plus who called you that horrible word the other day cos 9/10 they will not be a Brit cos we do not stand for that all my family fought 1st and 2 rd world wars lost great uncles lost my grandpa due too world two I was 3 when he passed due too the mustard gas we must not let this happen again welcome too the family I’ll see you on 27th July hopefully much respect too you and your family

[@DavidGirling]

For all the "hate" that is supposed to exist, when the Irish Republic separated from the rest of the UK on December 6th 1921 it was written into the treaty that under British law, Irish citizens were entitled to enter and live in the United Kingdom without any restrictions or conditions. They were also to have the right to vote, work, study and access welfare and healthcare services, as if the two independent countries were still one country. The same is true the other way with British citizens able to enter the Irish Republic with the same rights. After independence in 1921 and up to before 1949, all Irish Republic citizens were still considered under British law to be British subjects, even though they were from an independent country. When Britain left the EU it was again written into law that the Irish and the British had free entry and full rights in the other country just as had been the case for the previous 99 years. So it is now 103 years of the two independent countries being one country as far as the citizens' rights are concerned, and it is just another example of British and Irish weirdness. We have our fights, but it is like between brothers and sisters, at the end of the day we are one family, and we still love each other, and it is this that makes the two countries so wonderful.

[@roberthancox]

Probably not a good idea to get a balanced view of history from youtube videos,T.V. or newspapers.You need to go to a library and read a wide spectrum of history books.The video you are watching is atrocious.

[@VampireGirlx]

Its our government that should be hated not us.

[@spruce381]

And it was.

[@annettemoore7264]

My mum was born in Liverpool 1926, the middle child of 9 she grew up dirt poor, no shoes, those photos could be me fam mate 😳 he took her, aged 8, 1934 to Liverpool's magnificent public library, pointed at it and said "Rosie, that's the most important building you can go in, and it contains all the information you need to know kid, "they" (the government) won't teach you what they don't want you to know..THAT BUILDING was gifted to us FOR FREE by an old King called Alfred the Great, knowledge belongs to no man, read EVERYTHING ❤️

[@pumbar]

Sounds like my old Dad. Oddly he said almost the same thing on our weekly trips to the nearby museum.

[@juliegoodwin1]

Wow. Thanks for that personal story. And young people now have no sky tv, how sad…..NOT !!! 😱education education education & love love love ✊🏽❤️💛💚🔥🦁

[@annettemoore7264]

@@pumbar we stopped developing 50 years ago to me, the whole structure of our society was taken in a direction that led my mother to say "what did they die for kid? (for her, 4 brothers and 2 uncles) two world wars fighting to protect our land from invasion and they've finally done it THE BSTRDS are handing it over to them piece by piece" she mentioned the first government whitepaper that was signed after WW2 and told me exactly what it meant, "a deal was struck between Germany and Britain, a handshake, a LOAN to put us back on our feet rebuilding, reopening and restarting the country back up, the payback? the 50 year plan she called it, the handing over of the British constitution, piece by piece to Europe, she said it's going to be like the USSR kid the United Federal States of Europe.. the weights and measures, decimalisation, the right to a BRITISH judicial system, the Army, and the Borders.she could have put Orwell to shame 😂

[@pumbar]

@@annettemoore7264 She sounds like she was a very interesting person to talk to. Maybe she had access to information we will never get to see. It's indubitable that very dodgy deals were made during WW2, we can see them playing out since 1946 and onwards.

[@annettemoore7264]

@@pumbar she was a prolific speed reader...she read EVERYTHING but mostly history, she didn't read Mills and Boon that's for sure 😂

[@tommyrotton9468]

things haven't changed much as the unemployed become the inferior whipping boy again by the higher social classes who over spend the taxes and now want the benefits too. No matter what the English rulers did to you from abroad, they did it to the English civilian too!!!

[@steadynumber1]

Once again it's the government to blame. Not the ordinary British people. In that era mineowners had the same "devil may care" attitude to British victims of coal mining disasters for example.

[@dorothysimpson2804]

Liverpool took many of the Irish in, we have many Irish, Welsh and other nationalities here. However, it is wrong to place any blame on English people today, everyone in both countries are dead. Today's people are different to their ancestors. Ireland and England are friends.

[@Raven-flight]

Potato blight is a fungal growth. Where it wants to spread it releases lightweight spores that can travel anywhere up to thirty miles. Considering the clothes worn didn't have the benefit of modern washing machines you could walk somewhere unaware that you are covered in these spores. So these things would spread quite easily.

[@daniellangston7172]

This is why many irish dont like the royal family of england

[@PharmaSmiles]

I can see why don't blame them

[@tommyrotton9468]

aye it is kind of ironic that the Irish became Catholics after the Normans invaded and killed off Irish Bishops who were not Catholics. Then when you got converted, The ruling class became Protestant and Cromwell came over and was a dick too.

[@daniellangston7172]

@Epicgeezer no thats not true i have many irish friends and my cousin is even married to an irish girl with a huge family and they are lovely people

[@59jalex]

The Irish do have some valid points. The ruling class were bad for most of us, the working class and agricultural workers, but they were worse for the Irish.

[@Gypsygeekfreak17]

we get along fine these days too and its time to stand together against the left

[@sebastianbolt7886]

And Islamic migration

[@annettemoore7264]

...and remember Shae, problems are never caused by a 'people' son, they're caused by a handful..WE ARE the PEOPLE, it's ALWAYS been US...AND THEM . now Go and LISTEN to Pink Floyd, they explain it loud and clear.. we the BRITISH PEOPLE are anti establishment at the best of times 😂😂😂

[@annettemoore7264]

I'm Irish decent Shae..my grandad was born in Cork 1888 and he gave me half a crown when I was born, 1960 in Liverpool, 2 generation off shore paddy, 😂 he died a couple of days later 😔 and here's me, in the 21st century, born in the 20th century and held by a man born in the 19th century 😮 now THAT'S weird 😂😂😂

[@ShadyShae]

wow! you've been through the generations!

[@annettemoore7264]

@@ShadyShae my mum ended up and historian Shae..and an ENEMY OF THE STATE 😂😂😂 I ended up a friggin expert on the 3rd Reich when I was 8 😳 I said "mum, why do I have to know who Dr Mengele was?" and she said "so you can recognise it when you see it in the future," I said " how do you know what's in the future mam?" and she said .."if you want to understand what's happening now and you want to predict the future, then know history well kid, it's got a habit of repeating itself" that stayed with me... I read a lot .👍❤️🇬🇧

[@Tommys_wobbly-life]

Same my father❤ he came to England and slaved his whole life body away ..... now I'll in health..... very sad

[@annettemoore7264]

@@Tommys_wobbly-lifehere's the truth about the people of Brittania Shae, we where Celts, hobbits 😂 what we now see as borders are merely walls that have been erected of thousands of years and they have shifted all over the place 😊 take Liverpool..🙄 it was part of what we call Wales now in the dark ages 😂 the Romans brought good and bad with them, they I suppose brought about the shit we've ended up with in parliament lad 🙄 corruption and propaganda are as old as the hills lad, and she said "people don't go into politics necessarily corrupt kid, some actually do have good intentions, but what happens in the end is they only allow in what they know is corruptable kid, a drug addict wouldn't give his drugs away for free would he?... at which point.. you really should go and listen to The Wall 😂😂👍🙏🇬🇧

[@PharmaSmiles]

Thankyou for highlighting this Shady

[@DarrKernow]

Potatoes were from South America (mostly) and brought back by the Spanish, British etc

[@ShadyShae]

Only just found out today haha

[@juliegoodwin1]

You are a very talented teacher. Everyone needs to hear this history. We born 🇬🇧 brits have known all this from childhood learning.

[@juliegoodwin1]

But we didn’t learn in such detail. It’s truly horrific isn’t it?

[@juliegoodwin1]

They could have been growing a diversity of food to feed themselves, but the British just wanted a cash crop from them? Behaving like they did in Jamaica. Genocide?

[@juliegoodwin1]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@juliegoodwin1]

Sometimes we are ashamed of our history. The British in India. Ghandi. Mother Teresa. Gurus. Sikhs

[@juliegoodwin1]

East India Company

[@Gypsygeekfreak17]

and to be fair the queen at the time did give charity to the irish during th e famine

[@juliegoodwin1]

I love my history…love love love ✊🏽🇬🇧

[@thecounsellor7454]

For i stole trevelyans corn so the young might see the morn Now a prison ship lies waiting in the bay, The bastards Erin go bragh 🇮🇪

[@charmedsuperior2222]

This was long ago. We the British stand with Ireland 🇮🇪 and need to unite

[@marksadventures3889]

I live in the North of England, Lancashire to be exact. Do you know about life working in the mills? Poverty, basically legalised slavery and polluted slums, covered the North of England. Those who didn't work in the mills worked under ground in the many coal mines or agriculture on the land. something that spread around the nation later. (Industrial Revolution).

[@Steveawm430]

Interestingly, Ireland was the only English speaking country not to fight against the fascists in WW2 and even sent the Germans a letter of condolence when they heard that Hitler had died.

[@steve-en7bm]

Thousands of Irish men thought and died next to their English cousins during the war.

[@Steveawm430]

@@steve-en7bm and many thousands who fought heroically to save Europe in WW1 were tragically treated like traitors when they returned to the Emerald Isle, keeping their medals and deeds concealed from their fellow countrymen.

[@terrynpiper7667]

The potato famine has been used to stir anti-English sentiment for a long time but it was not the English people who caused this disaster, it was the mindset of the gentry at the time. Many other factors came into play to cause this terrible situation. Check out the surnames of the absent landlords. English and Irish gentry lived in a bubble, much like they do today. Export companies, (many of which were not English) decided that fulfilling contracts to supply grain was more important than feeding the Irish poor. Corn merchants were a very big interest group at the time and Irish corn merchants opposed relief efforts of cheap Indian corn from England. Also, we are judging this disaster by todays standards. Communication was much slower. Records were easily falsified. It was a terrible time for the people it affected but it has been used by some groups to fuel a hatred for people who never had anything to do with it.

[@Joseph13163]

The Gentry were primarily anglo irish protestants ,very few native irish catholics owned land at that time.Yes they were gaelic lords who retained there lands by converting to protestantism but the vast majority of the landlords were english origin.So when us irish blame the english for the famine we mean primarily those landlords and since most were absentees its not at all innacurate to call them english landlords.The agents would primarily have been irish though,but because the penal laws which only ended in 1829 outlawed the ownership of land by irish catholics and therefore the vast majority of irish people,very few had obtained land at that stage.

[@terrynpiper7667]

@@Joseph13163 I bow to your superior knowledge of the subject but my gripe is that my ancestors, who were digging in English coalmines and also struggling to survive at that time are constantly blamed for this tragedy. To the extent that some Irish extremists who learnt part of the story at their parents knee and at school developed an ingrained hatred for the English. Some of which went on to put explosives in English bars and killed innocent people. I can't remember how many times as I have travelled this world and met Irishmen (most of which were very nice people by the way) at some point reveal that they harbour a grudge against the English.

[@Joseph13163]

@@terrynpiper7667 Yes there was suffering in england,i think in ireland it was much worse for several reasons virtually the whole populace was in poverty there wasn't a catholic middleclass until at least the 1870s.I say catholic because ireland was seen as a backdoor for european catholic powers to invade britain and naturally it was seen as necessary for the irish who were 90% catholic to be weakened as to make it harder for them to ally themselves with spain or france.Obviously the upperclasses exploited the underclasses ,but in ireland this was more than just greed it was part of a geopolitical struggle of the UK with the catholic powers for dominance.

[@ohmnamashivaya3566]

Great summary video you chose to evaluate! Empathetic presentation Much love brother! 🕊🙏

[@ShadyShae]

Much appreciated

[@Tommys_wobbly-life]

Irish suffered big time

[@Tommys_wobbly-life]

God bless my ancestors 🙏

[@georgerobartes2008]

Even that was an oversimplification of the English/Irish relationship . Papal decrees to raise an army against Protestant England in the 16th century , again most notably during the English Civil Wars which led to the reduction of Irelands military capability by Cromwell, again later in the 17th C to restore the deposed Catholic King James 2 to the throne which led to further conflict and reduction of Irelands military capability by William of Orange. ....the die was cast in the " hatred " of the English by Papal decree long before the Great Famine . Having said that I have hever seen any such hatred from any Irish I have met or known throughout my life and in fact many have become great friends . Once again the Irish have found themselves in a difficult situation from poor governance and membership of the EU with the current invasion. The English people will support their cause once again as it did during the Famine .

[@uniquevideosUk]

Im English via DNA, my ancestors was part of the Irish famine & many settled in America, it was hard for the irish when they arrived in America! Alot of ppl who are English have ancestral Heritage throughout the island, we need to stand together as everyday ppl, as its always been the wealth class dividing everyone else.

[@vinnylee878]

No blacks,irish or dogs,the brit landlords used to say

[@janicetaylor3721]

That was probably one or two and of course got totally blown out of proportion.

[@paulacol2142]

​@@janicetaylor3721The British were Massively racist,,just as they are Now

[@Steveawm430]

Interesting to see how welcoming the Irish are to immigrants these days!

[@user-kl4lx5ry4u]

​@@Steveawm430brits have no immigrants or coarse 😂😂😂

[@davidpryle3935]

The “No blacks no Irish no dogs” trope was invented in the 1980s, two decades after the introduction of the race discrimination laws of the 1960s. It is a great illustration of how history can be made up retrospectively, and then accepted as fact by people who don’t know any better.

[@BIATEC88]

Respect for doing this video. My wife and I both have Irish grandparents. I don't think anyone really wants to be known for a famine as it says in this video what they are most known for. I would have thought their music their contribution to American country music their mythology and their Celtic art would be the main things things I thought most people would have thought of. But I could be wrong knowing what people can be like thinking about it.

[@wardygrub]

Dear Shady. I started dating a Belfast (Catholic) man in my 20s and only then did I learn about how disgraceful British rule was. We were not taught about it in school. I look forward to a time of real peace when Eire is reunited and both sides can live in peace. God bless the whole of Eire. X

[@user-xs7dl6se6p]

The Irish are good people I worked on the building sites with them.on one site I was the only English man on a all Irish gang and did we have the CRACK The government are to blame not the Irish or English people.❤❤LONDON LEE 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@ShadyShae]

Hello member! Man like London Lee! Thanks for the comment, I have met a few Irish people and they have been quite lovely so far.

[@vinnylee878]

Yeah we we're the blacks of Europe

[@spruce381]

Find fields of Athenry / sung by rugby fans. It’s a fantastic famine story, that mentions Trevelyan in the first verse. By a lonely prison wall I heard a young girl calling "Michael, they have taken you away For you stole Trevelyan's corn So the young might see the morn Now a prison ship lies waiting in the bay" Love your reaction ❤

[@steadynumber1]

Ironically Trevelyan is a Celtic name by way of Cornwall. That said, the tension between different Celtic nations in the Dark Ages was frequent.

[@MissLondon.born.1965]

My great-grandfather left Dublin in 1902 and came to England ,Kilburn of all places,I could never understand why he chose England..

[@Angelcynn_2001]

Irish people came to England for work and settling. Given proximity as well.

[@borehovel]

I’m English born in Wiltshire, grew up in Co. Wexford in Ireland & have Irish, Welsh & English heritage with a sprinkling of Indian ancestry too. There was NO hate in all my years growing up in Irish Christian Brothers schools! This title is misleading. There were also famines in Europe & Britain. It was the British aristocracy/landowners that were responsible for the environment in which the Irish famine proliferated. It was a similar manner in which they treated the poor in Britain too, the main difference being the Irish reliance on the potato for food.

[@blueeyes402]

Ireland was one of the biggest food producers in those days. On a typical day during the famine up to 16 ships would leave for British and European ports laden with pork beef cheese wheat barley and lots more. All this food was removed at gunpoint from Ireland by the British Army... The Irish Government agreed with the British Government to call it a famine but in reality it was genocide.. and the numbers were much higher... not forgotten not forgiven..

[@celianorris7042]

Isn't it a strange thing to be hated for something that happened before you were born. I dont believe anyone is born with hate so it must be passed down. What a sad legacy we give to future generations when we sow the seed of hate in the hearts of the very ones we say we love.

[@katsinthecradle89]

My parents came from Dublin, Mum talked about the black and tans, Dad's family were rebels, but we grew up here, my dad had a good job, they left the past behind and moved forward, after all they were living in England and it's not very wise to live in a country if you hate it, is it.

[@sharlouise3085]

You would make a good teacher shae

[@RoxanneLavender]

The Irish experience major discrimination. When slavery was abolished in the USA and the African-American slaves mostly became free people, the businesses and government used the Irish instead, they put whole families of Irish people including babies in for example, flour factories, where there was flour everywhere the air thick with flour, and these Irish people were made to stay in these buildings with no fresh air, locked-in, sleep on the floury floor of the factories, they couldn't breathe and a lot of them died, they were treated horrifically, but because they were given a pittance-wage people didn't bother to look into how they were treated. And all around the places there would be signs on doors, benches, gates for parks, etc saying 'no dogs, no Irish, no blacks'. Idk why the Irish were treated that way, we say for blacks it was racism, so i imagine it was racism against the Irish too.

[@paulinefriar6916]

My forbears were Irish came over during the famine. The thing is you cannot hate - letting it go but remembering the history, means you can move on. The Irish were very gifted in clairvoyance etc, belief in God, were very spiritual. That needed to be gotten rid of by certain folk. But this same thing of getting rid of God is happening worldwide. Getting us prepared for the darkness to come, if we're all not careful. Mind you folk in UK & worldwide are far far more believing in God than given credit for. We just don't need churches necessarily. We believe in so much of the spiritual side than you can imagine & this is not what ruling classes want...... they need it to cease & that is a fact because our God is the Light...

[@Joseph13163]

The major flaw and its a very common flaw ,but its a gross oversimplification to attribute the tension between ireland and britain to the famine,it was more the nail that broke the camels back than chief cause.They were rebellions and wars two years before the famine and the cromwellian invasion was just as bad and thereafter you had the 1798 rebellion

[@karenadamson9187]

This is the English version! There was no famine in Ireland, it was affecting crops in Europe. The then government ordered that they needed to take the crops from the Irish, which they did, leaving thousands to die of starvation.

[@RonSill1986]

The famine was in England, Europe and America. How did it miss Ireland?

[@RonSill1986]

Most Irish version ls come with ni evidence or proof

[@juliegoodwin1]

Teach about banning the burqa . Sweden have just done it. I think it’s already banned in France. Hard to believe, but I don’t live in France so how would I know?

[@shamenbilly]

I'm Irish, I like the English, feel sorry for them, their country is on fire. An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind.

[@sebastianbolt7886]

Shady Shae have you been to Ireland? It's an amazing beautiful country, the landscape and people are just amazing. 🍀☘️♥️... 27th July don't forget 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧.

[@spruce381]

I’m Irish. Don’t hate England, half of our cousins live there. Hate/Dislike the superiority of some in the English establishment, who had/have no respect for the Irish. They treated their own working class very badly too. Thanks for being interested. 👍👍🏽

[@ramadamming8498]

It was not 'England' for the most part, it was the UK, which was created by Scottish Royals in fact and it was those that went into Ireland. England then had Dutch and West German Royals. It was also Irish elite families that sided with Scot Royals during the British Civil Wars, as did Wales and West Britain ).

[@paulaivens8063]

I’m British now living in Northern Ireland. The problem is the RC and Pro’s. So much hate and understandable as both sides have lost love ones. Most mix well but many still carry the hate from the parents and grandparents. My daughters best friends have been Catholic and one is like a daughter to me. But the dad does not trust us because we are ‘Protestant’. Not that I call myself one as I’m just a Christian ‘Born Again.’ But here your one or the other no matter how much we have shown love to his daughter and family we are still the ‘enemy.’ I pray so much for the family and hopefully one day he will accept us. For he believes we will kill them if told to!! The way I see it is we do believe the same God and the Messiah though doctrinally we are in disagreement. But despite that we can still love our neighbors as ourselves as we are commanded to. But many on both sides find it easier to carry on in hate. Love is an action and it is a lot harder to do at times. Ireland/Northern Ireland don’t need parades, flags. The answer is if we love Yah with all our heart, soul, mind, strength. Love our neighbor as ourselves the rest of the commandments will automatically follow. Messiah says “Blessed are the Peace Makers..”🔥📖🔥

[@countryview2020]

A lot of those bands play Christian hymns. Northern Ireland is probably the only country in the world that does this. So, the parades are important to the Protestant community and their Christianity.

[@paulaivens8063]

@@countryview2020 Yes and I love the hymns and the words of the banners, but then a lot are involved in all sorts of things a Christian should not be doing for all the world to see. Many are marching in their pompous pride and even in church every Sunday, but the rest of the week live like devils. If we are to do anything in Jesus Christ’s name we need to be good ambassadors otherwise it’s all in vain pride.

[@anonniemouse8042]

It seems rich people hate poverty no matter what colour they think it's your own fault if you are not as rich as them.

[@Tommys_wobbly-life]

Lazy !! Their most hard working out there

[@Tommys_wobbly-life]

❤❤

[@vinnylee878]

Yes they are to blame

[@bernieb5233]

Not all the Irish, its only the nationalist and most of them live in Liverpool or Scotland.

[@christopherfarmer5824]

The Irish are fantastic people, i was welcome in Dublin, i love a good English breakfast, i was then given an Irish version 😮 tops tops.

[@audreyroche9490]

After irish been slaves in carribeen Islands they were sent as slaves in usa they alsi fought the civil war in usa for freedom along side black slaves ij England irish and black people were aloud to marry and work as servants and live together

[@willie8976]

We hate elitist,,,we used to hate the englaish until the invention of the premier league

[@vinnylee878]

He missed out a lot,the potatoe blite was in Europe not ireland, the English took the irish potatoes and sold them to Europe and gave the irish animal grain to live on many died front stumouch problems, genocide,this is twisted,40% ,don't think so,he's telling you this English version

[@audreyroche9490]

Newgrange irish dna ) on u tube its a 5000 500 years old tomb older than Egypt tombs and spainish and Portuguese dna bones found all over Ireland tested on irish people they first people still alive today in Ireland they are the celtic irish dna

[@audreyroche9490]

Also look up the easter rising in 1916 tge irish fought for Britain in world war 1 when they were fighting for them the English were in Ireland killing women and children

[@janetlamb6812]

What can I say and they are still bleeting about it today,

[@vinnylee878]

Cooked the books,the statistics are fiddled,I had irish history past down to me the old way,from generation to generation, a lot of BS to not make the brits sound as bad as they were

[@janicetaylor3721]

And understandably your history is based on hate.

[@RonSill1986]

Yeah. The Irish definitely wouldn't have made stories up to create uprisings would they. Apparently you didn't have a famine? But England, Europe and even America had one too. It must have passed Ireland

[@marcus3261]

I have a really better video for you to show on your channel about the famine in Ireland which is excellent. It is made by The Gravel Institute and presented by Rory Duffy. The name of the video is called (How the British Starved Ireland). Well worth watching it. Thank you.

[@audreyroche9490]

I know loads of black people in London have irish ansesters

[@audreyroche9490]

Yea orish were still Christian druids until 1155 when a king ij England had permission of the pope to invade Ireland because they still had druid beliefs and weren't following all Catholic Church beliefs so England Britain ruled Ireland for 800 years and hot rid of there language and some of there names as they couldn't speak English

[@jamesrashbrook9485]

The Irish don't hate England,there just jealous because there not English and I don't blame em

[@user-yc5bc8zb1h]

I’m English and I don’t care

[@annettemoore7264]

Ya couldn't knock my mum's Irish sense of humour though, she came out with it didn't she.."no wonder the fkn English (note NOT British, she was on about the Roman crew 😂) thought we were thick kid, there we were, starving through the famine and we were surrounded by fish" 🤣 typical paddy my mum. The SCOUSERS are to BLAME...😳 AND I'M GUILTY...😳 we 'intermarried' 🥺 suddenly a load of Catholics married a load of protestants 😳😳😳 but hatred? I went out with Billy Maghee behind me mum's back when I was 15, Lilly, and me mum, in the back gardens eyeballing eachother 😳 me and Billy either side of the fence pretending we don't know eachother..🤣 and PRAYING no one saw us necking.."I'm telling ya now Lilly if they eventually start a litter you better get used to a Catholic church girl. Lilly "well that makes two of us then." she wasn't very bright Lilly 🙄

[@audreyroche9490]

Slaves by British and vikings

[@audreyroche9490]

A bit like what isreal doing ti gazza at the moment lol starving themthrowing out own land

[@countryview2020]

You need to read the Bible.

[@christinewilkinson2424]

Bit disappointed about your choice of subject, bashing the English again, surprise surprise. As an Englishwoman i don't really care if they hate us or not i'm not that keen on them to be honest. But hate is a every strong word, personally i don't hate anyone.

[@ShadyShae]

We are only learning about history past not bashing the English! Didn’t mean it ro come across like that.

[@user-kl4lx5ry4u]

Why does the truth hurt ???

[@roberthancox]

It is probably not a good idea to learn about history from youtubes,the TV or newspapers.You need to go to a library and read a wide spectrum of history books.The video you are watching is full of inaccuracies and bias and not put into a global conext.

[@audreyroche9490]

U find more British in Northern Ireland hun that's why was a problem plenty of British in Republic of Ireland difference is London doesn't rule tge Republic of Ireland unfair laws treating tge British settlers ij northern Ireland better then the native Catholics

[@audreyroche9490]

The irish were celtic druids so were Welsh don't know about Scotland the English are French German and Danish and England Britain ruled Ireland for 800 years look up the*(Black and TANS

[@audreyroche9490]

Irish Catholics couldn't get jobs in Britain only protestants was same for a while ij northern Ireland sorry for all messages I have so much proof of all this to the Turkish people helped Ireland put during famine

[@user-qv2pi7hk5c]

26 minutes won’t cover the entire problem . Watch things about the Ira

[@RonSill1986]

When they killed pregnant women?

[@audreyroche9490]

The landlords were British lol threw irish out of own land

[@audreyroche9490]

The irish built England after world war 2 as English were ti lazy to do it irish are known to be hard workers lol they own all building suites in Britain lol

[@roberthancox]

😂

[@laze4534]

Hey man, just a bit of the old rough and tumble, innit? Rule Britannia!

[@pixel8ated]

Yes, you're right about how things could and should have been done better. The thing is we can't use hindsight properly unless we realise there was no internet or phones etc, most English people were illiterate and inland travel was barely a thing till the canals and then railways. Most people would have only heard stuff word of mouth and had no vote or political power pre WW1 to change anything. Many English were going through or had gone through the proverbial 'mill' of the industrial revolution and just drinking beer and chewing on balls of opium to cope with the horrific factory conditions and pollution on top of the uprooting of their whole communities to make way for sheep and being replaced by farm machinery and living in shanty towns around the new mills. The canal water was so toxic that small beer was the one of the only ways to get clean ie distilled water, even for children. Dark times. Most people either had Irish roots or family or found out about stuff once we had something like education for the masses.