Shameful.

Hagar7

No other words to describe the evil scum.

Mod-Don't quote entire articles.

nice_guy80

Hagar7 wrote: »

No other words to describe the evil scum.


The baby black market

sources?

Shannon757

nice_guy80 wrote: »

sources?

Was there a need to quote it all?

Surreptitious

Why would you quote all THAT? Jesus wept.

Jack the Stripper

Stop quoting op ffs.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

It's a straight dump of an Irish Times article in 2014 about government archives.

Yourself isit

I think I'd prefer a wealthy American family than the other options.

osarusan

Posted in a different thread just 15 minutes earlier: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=102836491&postcount=878

Jack the Stripper

Langston Scary Spotlight wrote: »

It's a straight dump of an Irish Times article in 2014 about government archives.

All of 20 tonnes of a 8 wheeler.

Grayson

osarusan wrote: »

Posted in a different thread just 15 minutes earlier: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=102836491&postcount=878

at least I only quoted part of it.

Hagar7

osarusan wrote: »

Posted in a different thread just 15 minutes earlier: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=102836491&postcount=878

Oh,did I touch a raw nerve,there there now,you'll be okay later.

I'll post this then,try not be so touchy this time.

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Minister for Children Katherine Zappone says news is ‘sad and disturbing’ but not unexpected

Human remains of a significant number of babies and infants up to three years of age have been found on the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam, Co Galway, it has been confirmed.
This follows work by the Commission on Mother and Baby Homes which carried out planned excavations there.
Local research records 796 infants and children recorded as having died in the Tuam home run by the Bon Secours Sisters between 1925 and 1961. There is not as yet any indication of exactly how many bodies have been discovered at the site.
In a statement on Friday, the commission said it was “shocked” by the discovery of remains in an underground chamber and was continuing its investigations.
“The stratigraphic survey which was conducted in October 2015 identified a particular area of interest and identified a number of sub surface anomalies that were considered worthy of further investigation,” the commission said.
“These were further investigated by a test excavation in November/December 2016 and in January/February 2017.
“Test trenches were dug revealing two large structures. One structure appears to be a large sewage containment system or septic tank that had been decommissioned and filled with rubble and debris and then covered with top soil. The second structure is a long structure which is divided into 20 chambers.”
The commission said it had not yet determined what the purpose of this structure was but it appeared to be a sewage tank.
The commission had also not yet determined if it was ever used for this purpose.
“In this second structure, significant quantities of human remains have been discovered in at least 17 of the 20 underground chambers which were examined,” it said.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/socia...home-1.2996599
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DontThankMe

I know OP it's shameful that we haven't legalised cannabis yet so we can have a smoke and forget that any of this happend shame on the government and the church!

osarusan

Hagar7 wrote: »

Oh,did I touch a raw nerve,there there now,you'll be okay later.

I'll post this then,try not be so touchy this time.

Ah, my point was that there is already a thread about this, in case you'd missed it. I even linked to it, if you wanted to read through the three days of posts.

Hagar7

DontThankMe wrote: »

I know OP it's shameful that we haven't legalised cannabis yet so we can have a smoke and forget that any of this happend shame on the government and the church!

Not in the least bit funny,let me quote from Samuel Johnson.....

When Samuel Johnson was asked, "I wonder what pleasure men can take in making beasts of themselves?" he answered: "He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man."

So true.

osarusan

osarusan wrote: »

Ah, my point was that there is already a thread about this, in case you'd missed it. I even linked to it, if you wanted to read through the three days of posts.

But then we may not have had the OPs take on it...which happens to be word for word an IT article from 3 years back that he failed to credit...

Hagar7

osarusan wrote: »

Ah, my point was that there is already a thread about this, in case you'd missed it. I even linked to it, if you wanted to read through the three days of posts.

My apologies,sorry.

twowheelsonly

nice_guy80 wrote: »

sources?

The OP has named sources ranging from the Adoption board to Irish, American and German newspapers as well as named witnesses or, in this case, 'victims'.

What exactly do you want ? Seems to me to be to be fairly well researched and written. Just because it doesn't have precise newspaper dates and ISBN numbers doesn't make it BS. It's taken from an older article but all the sources you seem to want appear to be there in basic form.

Stigura

Put it in a room with This one and let them fight it out, FFS.

Your Face

Thanks for the novel Tolstoy.

_Brian

Do people seriously think that ordinary Irish people didn't know what was going on.
Yes shame on the orders and government, but a significant shame is to be born by Irish people who knew what was happening and did nothing.

Similar when Brendan Smith was abusing children, it was widely known in the community what happening but nothing was done.

Tell me how

twowheelsonly wrote:

The OP has named sources ranging from the Adoption board to Irish, American and German newspapers as well as named witnesses or, in this case, 'victims'.

twowheelsonly wrote:

What exactly do you want ? Seems to me to be to be fairly well researched and written. Just because it doesn't have precise newspaper dates and ISBN numbers doesn't make it BS. It's taken from an older article but all the sources you seem to want appear to be there in basic form.

You need to better understand the concepts of plagiarism and referencing.

Ken.

Mod-There is already a thread on this elsewhere.