Hennessey In Accidental Nazi Salute Shocker
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 Stirlingsays  20 Apr 19 11.11am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
This was done on purpose. It was no accident. The Boers made the decision to continue fighting on after the policy of scorched earth was enacted.
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| Mapletree Croydon 20 Apr 19 11.20am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The Boers made the decision to continue fighting on after the policy of scorched earth was enacted. Are you really saying that starving 22,000 children to death in camps was justified? In a relatively measured review, Wikipedia says: ''Lloyd George openly accused the government of "a policy of extermination" directed against the Boer population. The same month Liberal opposition party leader Campbell-Bannerman took up the assault and answered the rhetorical question "When is a war not a war?" with his own rhetorical answer "When it is carried on by methods of barbarism in South Africa" referring to those same camps and the policies that created them.'' Edited by Mapletree (20 Apr 2019 11.26am)
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| Maine Eagle USA 20 Apr 19 11.48am |
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Wayne is desperate to learn more about nazis.
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Teddy Eagle  20 Apr 19 11.50am |
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Let’s get Hennessey’s view. His interest in history might have peaked at around that time.
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| Stirlingsays 20 Apr 19 12.04pm |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Are you really saying that starving 22,000 children to death in camps was justified? In a relatively measured review, Wikipedia says: ''Lloyd George openly accused the government of "a policy of extermination" directed against the Boer population. The same month Liberal opposition party leader Campbell-Bannerman took up the assault and answered the rhetorical question "When is a war not a war?" with his own rhetorical answer "When it is carried on by methods of barbarism in South Africa" referring to those same camps and the policies that created them.'' Edited by Mapletree (20 Apr 2019 11.26am) The British used the scorched earth policy to bring the Boers to terms. You said that it was the purpose to kill women and children. That's not correct, it was carrot and stick and the Boer chose stick. Was it justifiable? No, not really, but it ultimately it won that war.....which was largely pointless to begin with. Again, what the opposition say in parliament is no more reality than what the government say. Because of the opposition's objections to those camps Kitchener closed them and higher numbers then starved. There is no such thing as agreeing to fight a war and not signing the death warrant of innocents. Indeed, if a country declares war on you....and you decide not to fight it and are invaded....you are then operating on their mercy.....In most cases still indirectly signing their death warrant.
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| Bangell Oxford 20 Apr 19 12.34pm |
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He can come join one of my history tutoring sessions - had to spend an hour last week answering a student who asked 'How come we never hear about the good things Hitler did?' Apparently she's a big Volkswagen fan
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| Teddy Eagle 20 Apr 19 12.56pm |
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Originally posted by Bangell
He can come join one of my history tutoring sessions - had to spend an hour last week answering a student who asked 'How come we never hear about the good things Hitler did?' Apparently she's a big Volkswagen fan He was very fond of his dog Blondi. Of course he did kill it so put that in the maybe pile.
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| Bangell Oxford 20 Apr 19 1.20pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
He was very fond of his dog Blondi. Of course he did kill it so put that in the maybe pile. Good balanced evaluation of evidence there Teddy. 2 marks
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 20 Apr 19 1.33pm |
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Originally posted by Bangell
He can come join one of my history tutoring sessions - had to spend an hour last week answering a student who asked 'How come we never hear about the good things Hitler did?' Apparently she's a big Volkswagen fan I don't think it's as stupid a question as it sounds. If you could of taken away the madness then he may have become a great leader. He restored national pride, finances and improved infrastructure. Shame he was a power hungry little racist cretin.
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| Teddy Eagle 20 Apr 19 1.37pm |
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
I don't think it's as stupid a question as it sounds. If you could of taken away the madness then he may have become a great leader. He restored national pride, finances and improved infrastructure. Shame he was a power hungry little racist cretin. This could be the textbook definition of a hard sell.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 20 Apr 19 3.48pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
This could be the textbook definition of a hard sell.
Just saying
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wasn't trying to sell it.| Teddy Eagle 20 Apr 19 4.01pm |
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Wasn’t trying to suggest you were!
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