The Phantom Holocaust

“Falsehood flies and the truth comes limping after it.”

Jonathan Swift, The Examiner, Nov. 9, 1710

Unlike the Nazi holocaust the Feminazi Holocaust is a phantom event which never occurred. It is the false belief that Catholic Nuns were murdering illegitimate children through neglect in order to keep Irish society's dirty little secret, secret. Had anyone ever stopped to ask some basic but pertinent questions, the truth would have easily revealed itself. The first question is what was in it for the nuns?

Baby Farmers as they were called in Britain and named Angel Makers in the protestant lands of Europe were people who would dispose of unwanted children for a fee. Accordingly it raises the question were the nuns getting paid to dispose of bastards and if so did they spend the money on a lavish lifestyle?

FeminNazi Hysteria

It was the slowest "holocaust" ever in history. At Tuam and in other Mother and Baby homes children died at the rate of about two per month. A little over five years ago, new born infants died a the same rate in Northern Ireland but were the gutter press there calling it a baby holocaust?

Why go to the bother of nursing infants, giving them useless things like a name when they were going to be discarded anyway. The river in many pre-Christian territories was the choice of vehicle for the time honoured tradition of unwanted baby disposal. The River Clare in Tuam is well resourced by nature to provide this service free of charge. Why didn’t the nuns use it? Murder over the long term is murder, look at all the work like having to find 1.8 graves/disposal sites per month. Surely the sisters would have copped on that the home’s heating boiler would make the best baby disposal device, one which leaves no evidence of a crime. If this is “Ireland’s Holocaust” where are the crematoriums?

Beware of amateur historians!  All 796 deaths are certified and all causes of death were also certified by a medical professional. Despite the importance this information it was not published on Catherine Corless' list of names taken from death certificates and carried by several news outlets. It means that if the "holocaust" claims could hold water, then the medical profession of the day was involved in the cover-up of murder through neglect. The reality is that conspiracy theory is getting just a bit bigger and madder.

Everyone in Tuam including Catherine Corless knew that the plot of land was a children’s cemetery. That’s why the builders of the housing estate were careful not to disturb that particular plot of land. Unmarked workhouse graves were found and dug up in Tuam in 2012 which was genuinely surprising but only the Irish could find it shocking to find human remains in a known but unmarked cemetery.

Unmarked graves are nothing new, there are over one million people buried in several thousand unmarked mass graves at Hart Island in New York. In times past and even today, families who cannot afford to pay for a funeral or burial plot and memorial got/get to avail of a free pauper’s funeral. It’s a cheap and cheerful way for local authorities to prevent dead bodies from spreading disease etc. There is nothing suspicious about burials in these types of mass unmarked graves.

Science tells us that when researchers set out on a project that they will always find what they expect to find even if it does not exist in reality. The scientific method accordingly has several strategies to combat researcher bias, one of which is where the researcher has to try and prove themselves wrong. Testing the null hypothesis is the technical term, which means that if the research question is "the sky is blue" then what must be tested is the question "the sky is not blue". If the null hypothesis cannot be proven then the research question is valid and it stands as an explanation until it is disproved.

On the subject proof... The Irish department of justice stated recently “At this point, the Commission’s investigations in Tuam has found no evidence of suspicious deaths. No criminal investigation is underway.” (Galway Independent Newspaper, Wednesday, 22nd March, 2017)

Never let the truth get in the way of a good prejudice. Imagining victim hood is the central tenet of FemNazism but it bears the same relation to reality as the flying spaghetti monster.

E. Histor