Change one event in history... what is it?

jeanjolie

You can go back in time and change one event in history towards your favour anywhere at anytime (within human existence of course)..

What is it?

tomwaterford

Saipan

Barry Badrinath

tomwaterford wrote: »

Saipan

Instead of Hiroshima?

WHIP IT!

The numbers I picked in Tuesday night's EuroMillions...

LordSutch

Brexit.

Cee-Jay-Cee

My dad's mis-diagnosis.

Outlaw Pete

The starting of this thread.

Cortina_MK_IV

Around July 1888 kick Alois Hitler hard in the bollix.... Twice!

MysticMonk

I'd go back in time and murder whoever it is that gave me the drinking gene. Or maybe not.

corner of hells

Holsten Pils, shoulda stayed away from it 27 years ago.
There I was with choice between Holsten Pils and a blonde young one.

I choose the Holsten.

I still see her around and am friend's with her sister.Her sister told me she still thinks I'm a dickhead.

davo10

I wish Trumps mum had a headache the night he was conceived.

Donald Trump

Same as everyone else
Random stunning young wan who was mad for a go of me lad back in the day but sure I didn't realize it in time.
She's old and fat now

Donald Trump

davo10 wrote: »

I wish Trumps mum had a headache the night he was conceived.

Oi dickhead. Leave me ma out of it

Conall Cernach

Napoleon winning the Battle of Waterloo.

Robsweezie

reminds me of the whole kill baby hitler debate.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

19th November 2016.

Boom_Bap

More confetti and streamers at my birth

Atoms for Peace

The fall of Constantinople.

Atoms for Peace

Cortina_MK_IV wrote: »

Around July 1888 kick Alois Hitler hard in the bollix.... Twice!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sqfpq2Ci4u0

holy guacamole

Would block the Gulf War and prevent any future US or UN involvement in Middle-eastern conflicts.

On a personal level I'd knock the drugs on the head a few years sooner than I did.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

I'm tempted to say something around the sudden death of my father at an early age but changing one terrible event probably has consequences elsewhere. Some things are inevitable and changing one event may not prevent them at another point in time.

Robsweezie

talk michael jackson out of doing so many tour dates and get him away from that doctor.

davo10

Mark Robins goal.

ThinkProgress

davo10 wrote: »

I wish Trumps mum had a headache the night he was conceived.

What's that you say Donald...?? He's just one more bitter liberal !!!

What was that last bit again... didn't quite here you??



Oh, okay... got it.

Hermy

The destruction of the Public Records Office in 1922.

snowflaker

Abort Adolf

Robert McGrath

snowflaker wrote: »

Abort Adolf

Would that also abort German resentment of the punitive measures of the Treaty of Versailles, rampant nationalism borne out of economic chaos, paranoia about communism and centuries of anti-semitism?

Milk_Tray

9/11

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Milk_Tray wrote: »

9/11

And would have been replaced with a 9/12, 10/11, 11/15 or some other date.

BorneTobyWilde

Religion

Burial.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Religion

A truly remarkable event religion was.

jeanjolie

Milk_Tray wrote: »

9/11

This is silly.

In a way, we can be sort of 'glad' (use that term very loosely) that 9/11 occured.

If you go on a plane today with your beautiful wife/husband or your mother/father and someone tries to stab them with a knife, they'll be tackled down and possibly even killed by other passengers. All of this is because people do not want a repeat of what happened 16 years ago.

If you went back and prevented sept 11 then the legislation and more importantly, public mentality surrounding aircraft hijackings would have almost certainly remained the same today as it was; which in turn means that yourself and those who you cared about might (although highly unlikely given how rare terrorism was and still is) get sacrificed by Islamic terrorists looking to get lesbian virgins.

As horrible as 9/11 was, I'm glad in a way that it happened. It's made us safer

Jobs OXO

Not cancelling Deadwood

eviltwin

Sending Dustin to Eurovision

Persephone kindness

jeanjolie wrote: »

You can go back in time and change one event in history towards your favour anywhere at anytime (within human existence of course)..

What is it?

Go back and Change this post to as many as I like.

Persephone kindness

I would win euromillions. I would urge Bertie Ahern to go into show biz. He could have been Louie Walsh.

Persephone kindness

I would urge louie walsh to go into politics ...he should have been bertie.

Persephone kindness

I would help my family several generations back and help them through hard times. I would give my granny cancer treatment so my mom could have more time with her. I would ask my grandad not to smoke a pipe.

Persephone kindness

Stop holocaust.

jimboblep

Prevent the birth of mohammed

jeanjolie

jeanjolie wrote: »

Change one event in history... what is it?

Cionn tSáile/Kinsale (3 January 1602).

chakotha

Krakatoa. Make a great equivalent fart instead. *silly smiley*

Your Face

That cold winters night all those years ago.

ToddyDoody

Glenroe was never cancelled.

FizzleSticks

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Berserker

I'd stop the person or people who decided to pull production on Fry's Orange Cream from doing so.

Crimson King

Passeau, Germany in January 1894. Tell that kid Johann Kuehberger not to save that four year old Adolf from drowning.

ED E

Senor Fancy Pants wrote: »

Instead of Hiroshima?

Hiroshima contributed to the end of the war, if you prevented it who's to say many times more Japanese would have died under weeks of conventional bombing.

metaoblivia

The assassination of Robert Kennedy

893bet

The start of reality tv and celebrity culture.

**** right back to where you came from.

Jimbob1977

Battle of the Boyne

If King James had won, there was a chance that peace could have prevailed in these islands.

Although the Protestants might have become the new rebels, I'd say many of them might have flipped back to Catholicism.