Ireland as the Zionist Homeland?

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Tuesday January 14, 2003 04:01

by Vince

TheConstitutionrules at hotmail dot com

Stumbled across this in a book and decided to post here for comments: "A proposal made by James Harrington in the seventeenth century: In his Oceana, he suggested that Ireland should be sold to the Jews for their habitation, thus solving two problems at one stroke."

Well I shudder to imagine if this had come to pass. We'd have to read insufferable internet posts by Zionist to the effect, "there never was a country called Ireland nor a people called Irish", or some other such gibberish that the Zionists like to bandy about as they invade our IndyMeida News wire.

"By his talents as a speaker and energetic pamphleteering, Edward Hine acquired a considerable following. His magazine, Life From the Dead, provided a monthly forum for articles and lively discussions on the various proofs of Identity."
Excerpt from chatper on "Jews, Britons and the Lost Tribes of Israel" from the book "Eccentric Lives & Peculiar Notions" by John Michell 1999

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Comments (9 of 9)

Go gcreime an Bhadhbh do chroi

by Cad ata uait, le do thoil?

Tue Jan 14, 2003 16:19

Agus Go n-ithe cúnna ifrinn do chat

Racist 17th Century Brits: Also the Fault of the Jews!

by Sean Healy

Tue Jan 14, 2003 16:59

That's some tremendously twisted logic: you discover the rantings of a moral retard from over 300 years ago who proposed to sell someone else's country to people who had never called it home, and somehow this is a basis for a flippant criticism of Jewish nationalism? There's a word for this particular type of obsession.

Let me get this straight...

by Prince

Tue Jan 14, 2003 18:03

Vince discovers an antiquarian spoof and somehow tries using it as a cudgel against the modern State of Israel?

Talk about desperation!

For firther reference . . .

by Garry Glitter

Tue Jan 14, 2003 20:29

http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.com

there is a detailed examination of the subject at

Regards,

What's a matter Sean & Prince?