Matthew R. Dempsky wrote:
I'm afraid you are right. And I can even understand their
reasoning, since they are not really educated on the matter. And
that must be remedied.
In 1915 the Irish resistance against the English occupation was so
strong the English offered a peace-treaty. They offered to divide
Ireland into two sections, one in their control -- Northern
Ireland -- and controled by Ireland itself.
Half of the Irish resistance wanted to fight on for a decent
treaty and the other half wanted to accept the deal.
So then the Irish started fighting one another...
Divide and rule, it works the same everywhere.
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