is this true ?

Heineken Helen

IndianSummer wrote:

the irish in usa arnt as powerful, influential or affluent as the jews in usa. the jews control almost all of the finance, all media, most science, plenty politics and policy making etc etc.

Also for every irish in usa who sympathizes with the irish cause, there are more than one ex-english (anglo-saxon) who similarly sides with the english cause.

it is for the same reason that usa plunged headlong into the first gulf war when saddam annexed kwait, which had historically always been the 18th province of iraq. but the brits had divided iraq before leaving (they essentially divided the oil fields of iraq, into those that lay below kwait and those that lay below iraq) and they wanted things to remain that way. so thacher M. paid bush Sr. a visit and anglo-saxon usa rushed to ensure that saddam paid dearly for daring to go against what poms had ordained, never mind the fact that iraq and its bond with kwait is twice as old as the anglo-saxon colonization of the celtic island, today known as Angel-land.

there are probably as many muslims as there are Jews in the states so yeh, I agree... money!

IndianSummer

Heineken Helen wrote:

there are probably as many muslims as there are Jews in the states so yeh, I agree... money!

or the lack of ability to make much of it (money that is).

Heineken Helen

IndianSummer wrote:

or the lack of ability to make much of it (money that is).

either way... it's money... money = power in political situations... the more money you have the more powerful you are. The more powerful you are the more money you GET. It's a bit sick to be honest.

IndianSummer

Heineken Helen wrote:

either way... it's money... money = power in political situations... the more money you have the more powerful you are. The more powerful you are the more money you GET. It's a bit sick to be honest.

yeah. meanwhile the irish in usa have the reputation of being among the least afluent communities with the possible exception of blacks and mexicans. but the first family of american politics was irish

Heineken Helen

IndianSummer wrote:

yeah. meanwhile the irish in usa have the reputation of being among the least afluent communities with the possible exception of blacks and mexicans. but the first family of american politics was irish

They do? Probably cos we've different values other than money and power. You should check that out! Nature and family are quite traditionally important to Irish. Not power and money. Of course there are SOME... many even! But I like to think we know what REALLY matters

IndianSummer

Heineken Helen wrote:

They do? Probably cos we've different values other than money and power. You should check that out! Nature and family are quite traditionally important to Irish. Not power and money. Of course there are SOME... many even! But I like to think we know what REALLY matters

er... helsy, being an indian, and a hindu to boot, i know precisely why and how the irish are different from the germanics, esp the angles and the saxons. i dont need to "check that out". i know it.

Heineken Helen

IndianSummer wrote:

er... helsy, being an indian, and a hindu to boot, i know precisely why and how the irish are different from the germanics, esp the angles and the saxons. i dont need to "check that out". i know it.

I don't understand what being a hindu Indian has to do with it

You just seemed to be making some kinda point about the Irish... I was agreeing and clarifying why that is.

IndianSummer

Heineken Helen wrote:

I don't understand what being a hindu Indian has to do with it

haha.

Heineken Helen

IndianSummer wrote:

haha.

do you mean you understand about nature and family or about the irish? That was the confusion. I really have no idea what point you're trying to make

IndianSummer

Heineken Helen wrote:

do you mean you understand about nature and family or about the irish?

both the nature and family bit and about the irish.

Heineken Helen

IndianSummer wrote:

both the nature and family bit and about the irish.

Ok! but still

IndianSummer

Heineken Helen wrote:

Ok! but still

still haha-ing :d