It has been called a holocaust, a mass murder of babies, with fantastical tales of abuse that have been imagined by a small, but influential, cabal of the country’s axe grinders. What does it say about Ireland’s historians when the country’s most decorated historian is not a historian! However, the Irish taxpayer, once again, continues to be forced to foot the bill for stupidity. It evinces for the Irish nation the adage, that it is impossible to soar with eagles when ruled by turkeys. – E. Jordan
A False History
Ireland has been in the grip of major historical scandals in recent times, mostly based on a false interpretation of history. The mother and baby homes scandal which took flight in the world’s media in 2014, is peppered with lurid headlines and claims of murder and abuse and even a holocaust. Nothing could be further from the truth, but that has not stopped some sections of Irish society and politicians from jumping on the bandwagon, adding one spurious claim on top of another. Moreover, while most historians are silent, one or two less prominent academic historians have also chased after and jumped on the bandwagon. When we look for answers, it warrants an investigation into why the quality controls have become dysfunctional in the Irish university system.
Why would people go to the trouble of making up a false history, and what is in it for them?
There are powerful psychological forces at play which will cause us to believe in things which are not true, especially if they can create a sense of social superiority. The easiest way to achieve this is to create and hold views which denigrate other social groups, thereby giving one a sense of superiority, but it is illusory superiority.
Ireland society’s cultural biases and prejudices are so pervasive, and are inculcated from such an early age we hardly notice them. However, on close examination, they are central to answering questions relating to why reason, logic and evidence have been relegated to the doldrums and replaced with excitable nonsense, hysterical machinations and idiotic egocentrism. The author Eugene Jordan provides a ground-breaking analysis that when combined with the supporting evidence, reveal a fascinating, and disturbing picture of 21st century Irish society.
Irish academic history has suffered a significant embarrassment having being usurped and intellectually outflanked by a woman who freely admits that she is not a historian and has no history qualifications. Yet she, to her credit, now ranks as Ireland’s most decorated historian, standing head and shoulders above all those so-called ‘professional’ historians holding up the universities’ walls. That in itself tells us that the historians are not up to the job, because they missed the holocaust which happened right beneath their very noses. It can also indicate that there is something very rotten at the core of Irish academia—a bold claim backed up in the book robustly with evidence.
The reality is that poor unmarried mothers were subjected to a brutal and austere regime when Ireland was under British rule. However, and to their great credit, immediately after independence, the new Free State government moved to end the brutality of the workhouse system and devised a system which was infinitely better for all the country’s poorer citizens and especially women. This is the correct historical context against which Irish mother and baby homes should be viewed, but Ireland being Ireland, when the commission of investigation was set up it was prevented from looking at the regime which existed under the British. Why? Because it weakens the case that it was only catholic Ireland which abused women.
The whole conspiracy theory falls apart when two simple questions are asked. What was in it for the women, both protestant and catholic operating these homes to start offering a baby disposal service? Why did infanticide continue when babies could be left at an institution for disposal?
We could then ask, why was the church looking after and rearing unwanted children for nearly 2,000 years and why is it that for the first time in history, are Irish women accused of murdering unwanted children.
The first duty of a historian is to tell the story of past events, set in their correct historical context, but the evidence shows convincingly, that Irish academic historians are very much in neglect of this duty.

Mother and Baby Homes

Getting rid of an Embarrassment to Catholic Ireland!

The Starvation Lie

The Unmarked Grave Site Lie

The Mother and Baby Home Lie

The Mass Grave Lie

Dumped in a septic tank!

Plastered and legless – Her friends have no sympathy!

Little Mistakes Grow into Big False Impressions

Debunked – Historical Misogyny

Carl Sagan – Mythmaker & the Priests of Science

Imagination Replaces Knowledge

Irish independent Adding Fuel to the Fire

The Slave Debunker Debunked!

The War on Irish history – Irish Slavery

False History – Understanding the role of Cognitive Biases

The Enforced Silence of the Dissenters

Mad Irish Feminists going off Half-Cocked over Tampon Ad Ban.

History Seminar 4th October 2020

Commission Cover-up

Sanctimonious University Professor and Pseudo-history

Abuse to Hide Abuse

The Real Baby Killers EXPOSED

High Infant Mortality Rates are not Evidence of Abuse

Political Fantasy – Children Starved to Death

The Single Claim of Misogyny in the Commission’s Report

Fergus Finlay’s – Newest Anti-Catholic Rant

Michael McDowell – the Joseph Goebbels of anti-Catholic Ireland

The HSE – Ireland’s answer to Disneyland

The Imprisoned Mothers Myth – Does Truth Matter?

The Perverse Morality of Micheál Martin – Taoiseach sneers at his mother.

Critical Thinking Skills Absent at Galway University

Book Launch – Online – Friday 2nd April 2021 8pm

Irish Self Loathing

The Rubberbandits and Blind Wet Fartage!

Letter to United Nations re the Irish Council for Civil Liberties

The Rubberbandits poke Ignorant Fun.

‘History cannot be a dehumanised, reductive, simplistic or self-serving narrative’

Government Snobs Increase the Poverty Penalty

Myth #5 Noel Browne’s Mother and Child Scheme

Top 5 Falsehoods of Irish History which Everyone Believes are Facts

Bias and Prejudice Unbridled on Children’s Committee

What the MABH Commission got wrong!

A Debt of Gratitude Owed to Our Great Women

Post-Truth Era Afflicts Irish Universities

Alternative Mother and Baby Home Report

Dublin Universities Involved in Illegal Clinical Trials on Children

Babies and children are recurring themes in conspiracy theories

Embarrassed Irish Academics Rewrite Commission of Investigation Report

A Spoofer’s Guide to Infant Mortality Statistics

Lawyers Exaggerating Weak Arguments Fools Only Fools

Mila Oiva – Uncovering the Formation of Fake History Narratives

How False Memories Corrupt our Justice System, Politics & Lives

The Children of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home were not Murdered

The Mistakes of Catherine Corless

Cost of mother and baby homes compensation scheme will exceed €1bn

Distinguished lawyers acted unlawfully!

Leo Varadkar & His Lies

Damien O’Reilly- A Fool Rushes in…

RTÉ – Revisionist Toxic Effrontery

RTÉ’s Anti-Catholic Agenda

John Ryan or Bodger a Fakenews Merchant

Truth is the first Casualty of War

Lies, Damned Lies and Western Media

Child killers get a belt of a Crosier!

Irish Journalism and False History

Women in the Home – Feminist Lie

The Abuse of Reason

Air Crash – More toxic Revisionism from RTÉ

The Death of Savita Halappanavar – A Political Football

Jennifer Zamparelli – Irish Self-Loathing

The Lies of Catherine Corless – Part One

The Lies of Catherine Corless & others – Part II

The Lies of Catherine Corless and Others – Part III

The Lies of Catherine Corless & Others – Part IV

Hall of Shame – Sligo Co Councillor Gino O’Boyle

Irish Times Desperate to Keep Tuam Facts Hidden

Lucy Letby – Why? And the Fake News.

The Useless Graduate – The cause of Ireland’s problems!

Halfwit’s Misadventures: The Chronicles of Comical Cluelessness

Cultural Prejudice Claims Paddy as its Victim
