Rescued from Henley-in–Arden market and a horse dealer, who has since been successfully prosecuted for cruelty to horses in his care.
Ten months on and Arnie has flourished becoming a very sociable lad after his initial naughtiness chasing people and knocking buckets out of their hands. He is having treatment for a long standing foot problem which does not give him any discomfort except when he is standing on hard surfaces which Arnie does not do very often. He shares a large field with the rams and Alice the horse. His other much older chums, Mattie, Charlie and Anaya are spending the winter in doors in one of the large barns.
At six months old left behind in the field by the farmer, when he moved the other sheep, because she couldn't walk, Freedom was rescued by the compassionate people who had been monitoring her care or rather lack of it. Ten months on and Freedom's spine deformity still prevents her from standing on her own but with help, once she is up she has no difficulty in getting to where she wants to be in the barn. She is a sweet natured and contented girl living with her group of elderly sheep and Gertrude the ancient Angora goat.
Stargazer's farmer owner did not want her to go for slaughter – she is blind – so he did the best he could for her taking her to a Children's Petting Farm. However, the farm owners decided they didn't want her because she walked round in circles with her head on one side and thought it would upset the children. Stargazer does this because she is listening – her most developed sense. Four months on and she has most certainly settled here at the Sanctuary. She lives with Daisy the blind ewe and her lamb Dinah who is not blind in one of the top paddocks. Dinah and Stargazer have formed a great friendship both are six months old. They are a very happy trio.
Although not a farm animal we felt Skippy and his wonderful foster parents Caz and Dave deserve a special mention. Found in a skip at about three days old Skippy has not only survived but thrived and grown. Five months on and Caz says, We still can't believe how far he has come in this short time, he was just 5 days old and weighed four ounces when he came to live with us. He was litter trained by 5 weeks and weaned by 7 weeks. He has fitted into the household so well, he chases our two older cats and is best friends with our 12 month old border collie and most nights can be found chewing the collie's cheek or hanging off his tail. He is very vocal, cheeky and mischievous and soon lets us know if he wants something. Despite some people's doubts of his survival, he has been a true fighter and we never gave up hope. We really could not have raised him without the invaluable help and guidance of Jan and her staff at Evesham Cats Protection. And also thanks to Janet at the Sanctuary for letting us take him on. Our home would be very quiet without him now and it feels like he has always been with us.


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Nine minutes spent with each child every day builds attachment.
Yes, it is important to provide food, shelter, clothing and guidance. But another more basic necessity — free for the giving — contributes to the child's future, and long-term adjustment.
In training recently, an instructor talked about the value of nine in parenting. He said, "Make time for nine."
Nine minutes spent with each child every day builds attachment, and provides children and their parent with an opportunity to talk, play, laugh or just hold each other. This small expenditure of time is an opportunity for parents to find out about a child's fears, hopes, and dreams.
Nine minutes seems like a small investment that pays big dividends, attachment and building trust. When we talk with children, we better understand what they are thinking, who they play and interact with, and what they fear. Substance abuse prevention folks tell us that talking with children when they are small is a great way to protect children against the later temptations and pressures from friends.
In addition to the nine minutes each day, the training spoke of nine positive touches with the child: from a pat on the back to stroking their hair, to fist bumps or high-fives, the touches are a physical connection with the child that speaks louder than the words.
The touches can occur during routine care or play. It can be time spent on a parent's lap during a reading time, or tickles before bath.
It seems like a silly thing to tell parents to touch and love on their children, but we seem to have become a fast, drive-thru society that neglects the basic needs of human interaction.
When I can text my husband rather than talk face to face, I am removing the human element of interactions. And this seems to carry over to our parenting.
Slowing down and being intentional with our parenting seems to be the way to rebuild the connection with our children.
One more nine — we need to make sure the first three minutes we interact with a child in the morning, the first three minutes when they return from school, and the last three minutes before they go to bed at night are positive and peaceful.
Yes, there will be times when we need to rush and hurry, but for just a little bit, let's set the stage, so that our children begin and end the day knowing that they are special and we love them.
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Burns & McDonnell launches transformation consulting arm 1898 & Co.
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Burns & McDonnell, a Kansas City, Missouri–based design and engineering firm, has launched consulting arm 1898 & Co. The unit will offer business and technology consulting services to complement Burns & McDonnell's architecture, engineering, and construction offerings, and will be an integral part of the firm instead of a separate company.
Founded in 1898, Burns & McDonnell has 7,000 employees across offices mostly situated in the United States, but with further locations across the Americas, Europe, Middle East, and Asia. The employee-owned firm delivers design and engineering consulting to clients across a range of industries, including energy, aviation, manufacturing, and government.
The firm has set out an ambitious growth strategy to hire 1,000 new employees each year. Now, the firm is also expanding its capability set by moving into the lucrative management and technology advisory area.
Burns & McDonnell began developing the 1898 & Co. unit in 2017, and officially launched it this week. Since 2017, the company has grown 55%, and the new unit will generate new job opportunities for high-demand tech and management consultants. The company, which books $2.6 billion in annual revenues, plans to grow 1898 & Co. projects by 80% over the next five years.
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"We understand our clients' business objectives because we helped create their most critical infrastructure," Chris Underwood, general manager of 1898 & Co., said. "1898 & Co., together with Burns & McDonnell, is capable of delivering value across the entire life cycle of an asset – whether physical or digital, from conception to construction and through operations – by driving smarter decisions, improving performance and maximizing value, faster and more transparently than ever."
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For 11 year old Budini little is as important as dancing. Classical dancing has a long tradition in Sri Lanka, you tell stories through dance. Budini studies dance at school but during the holidays she's also allowed to take some private tuition which is one of the few luxuries in her life.
Budini, her younger sister, her mother and her grandmother live on the rubber plantation Horana. She was five when her father signed his first work contract with a clothing manufacturer in Mauritius, 4000 km or a five and a half hour flight away from Sri Lanka. The agent who got him the contract took more than a month's wages as a commission but since then Dinesh Kumar can regularly send money home to his family. As a rubber tapper in Horana he would make a lot less and that is why he signed another 5-year contract last year. But he can only afford to visit his family once a year and when she and her sister have to say good-bye at the airport they always cry a lot, says Budini. For the rest of the year they have to make do with the 15 minute phone call her Dad makes every Sunday.
Budini's mother not only looks after the household, until recently she had to take care of her wheelchair bound 85-year old mother and a relative in the late stages of throat cancer. Both died last year.
Budini and her family live in a small house not far from the rubber factory in Horana. There the freshly collected latex milk is coagulated and pressed into crepe. The long, delicate crepe sheets have to be checked for impurities which then have to be carefully cut out. This work takes concentration and experience. Budini's grandmother has lots of both; 52-year old Premavati has been working at the factory for more than 30 years.
A small part of the rubber that is produced at Horana is sold under Fair Trade conditions. The joint body, a committee elected by the plantation workers decides what the Fair Trade premium will be spent on. It took not much time to agree: a communal space was desperately need – for the committee to meet, for assemblies, meetings, ceremonies, for trainings and to celebrate.
In 2015 the training centre, built with Fair Trade premium funds, was inaugurated – and a classical dance routine by Budini and two of her friends were part of the ceremony. The training centre is no more than one simple room with a veranda, a small kitchen and toilet facilities. But that small building is making a difference to everyone living in Horana. Budini's grandmother has long been a member of the Horana workers' saving society. Its members discuss microcredit facilities and make plans how to finance more expensive household items, expand a small business, or their children's (or grandchildren's) further education. 'Finally we've got somewhere where we can meet', says Mrs Premavati. Until the training centre was built the group met outside which isn't very pleasant when it's very hot, and during the rainy season meetings often had to be cancelled. Soon Mrs Premavati will discuss Budini's education with her saving society colleagues. Budini says she likes all subjects at school, her grades are excellent and she wants to become a teacher. But teacher training at a good college in Colombo does not come cheap. The saving society will try to help. Maybe with a stipend or an educational grant, too, financed with the Fair Trade premium from the sale of FAIR SQUARED Period Cups. From women for women.


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Did Hitler Try to Make Peace with Churchill Several Times?
Rosemary Pennington 2018-06-28
Rosemary Pennington · 28 June, 2018
by Chris Crookes
ADOLF HITLER made repeated and extremely generous peace overtures to Britain. The details of his final peace offer to Churchill are still protected under the British Official Secrets act, which was due to become public in 2017, but which has been extended for another unprecedented twenty years.
The Foreign Office has never revealed why these British files remain sealed. Usually, under the UK Official Secrets Act, documents considered to be sensitive 'secret' files can be kept from the public for either 30 years, 50 years or for the lifetime of persons mentioned in them. None of which apply in this case.
So another pertinent question would be: 'Why haven't any of these peace proposals from Hitler ever been made public, and why are they still not available to historians?'
Hitler told American Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles, on March 2nd, 1940:
1.) that he had long been in favour of disarmament, but had received no encouragement from England and France;
2.) he was in favour of international free trade;
3.) Germany had no aim other than the return of the "German people to the territorial position that historically was rightly theirs";
4.) he had no desire to control non-German people and he had no intention to interfere with their independence; and
5.) he wanted the return of the colonies that were stolen from Germany at Versailles.
— Back Door to War, p.577 by Charles Callan Tansill
In 1943 the American Mercury wrote:
The terms of Hitler's peace proposal have been discussed up and down England not only in well-informed political circles but in pubs, bomb shelters and Pall Mall clubs. It was too elaborate a secret to be kept. Cabinet members presumably told their friends in Parliament and the MP's told their club colleagues and the news percolated down. The filter of time, plus such cross-checking as is possible on a subject that is officially taboo, enables the writer to give the general outline, withholding details.
Hitler offered total cessation of the war in the West.
Germany would evacuate all of France except Alsace and Lorraine, which would remain German.
It would evacuate Holland and Belgium, retaining Luxembourg.
It would evacuate Norway and Denmark.
In short, Hitler offered to withdraw from Western Europe, except for the two French provinces and Luxembourg [Luxembourg was never a French province, but an independent state of ethnically German origin], in return for which Great Britain would agree to assume an attitude of benevolent neutrality towards Germany as it unfolded its plans in Eastern Europe.
In addition, the Führer was ready to withdraw from Yugoslavia and Greece.
German troops would be evacuated from the Mediterranean generally and Hitler would use his good offices to arrange a settlement of the Mediterranean conflict between Britain and Italy.
No belligerent or neutral country would be entitled to demand reparations from any other country, he specified.
The proposal contained many other points, including plans for plebiscites and population exchanges where these might be necessitated by shifts in population that has resulted from the military action in Western Europe and the Balkans.
But the versions circulating in authoritative circles all agree on the basic points outlined above.
In a prepared preamble, Hess explained the importance of Hitler's Eastern mission "to save humanity," and indicated how perfectly the whole arrangement would work out for Britain and France, not only from the ideological and security angles but also commercially. Germany, he pointed out, would take the full production of the Allied war industries until they could be converted to a peacetime basis, thus preventing economic depression.
On 5th July 1940, Secretary of State for War Anthony Eden — in line with what was discussed in the below quoted Churchill/Smuts memo — deceived the British and American populations, by ridiculing and pre-empting any future peace offers from Hitler, and admitted they were rejecting them in advance regardless of the terms and without even knowing them. He did so by claiming to journalists that Hitler would "theatrically" temporarily pose as a man of peace due to "internal conditions" in Germany, and declared that Britain's government wanted to "utterly destroy" Hitler:
This time his makeup will be that of a man of peace. Internal conditions in Germany may make this false posturing necessary for him for a spell. He will offer smooth assurances and specious promises in the hope of liming some foolish birds. It might therefore be useful that I should now declare the position of the British Government in respect to any peace offer by Hitler…
We are not in any circumstances prepared to negotiate with him at any time on any subject.
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Von Papen wrote in his Memoirs that Hitler in the summer of 1940 was "in a state of angry indignation" over the
rejecting, in advance, of offers he had not yet made.
— Von Papen Memoirs. p.461 Translated by Brian Connell. London: Andre Deutsch,1952.
Which reiterates the disingenuous and dishonest approach of Eden and the British Government's overall approach to ending hostilities, preventing cultural destruction and suffering, plus saving millions of lives. It was they who didn't want peace on any terms. Presumably they knew that a powerful international group could help and was working to bring America into the war on their side again, as was successfully done in 1916 to prevent that attempt at an armistice and an early end to that war. Despite this obstinacy and rebuff, and despite being the victor at that stage, Hitler generously went on to propose peace terms that to this day are still not in the public domain.
24th July 1940, British Ambassador in Washington, Lord Lothian, sent a telegram to the British Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax, which read:
German Charge d'Affairs sent me a message that if desired he could obtain from Berlin Germany's present peace terms.
Harold Nicolson wrote in his diary:
Philip Lothian telephoned wildly from Washington in the evening begging Halifax not to say anything in his broadcast tonight that might close the door to peace. Lothian claims that he knows the German peace terms and that they are most satisfactory.
"British Government War Aims and Attitudes Towards a Negotiated Peace, September 1939 to July 1940," Pg. 311 By G. N. Esnouf, PhD. July 1988
The British Colonialist leader/racist dictator, South Africa's General Smuts, admitted in secret communication with Churchill in July 1940 that the United Kingdom's continuation of the war against Germany and the rejection of Hitler's peace offers were primarily due to financial concerns:
War Cabinet. Peace Proposals by Germany.
At the Prime Minister's [Churchill's] request I circulate, for the information of the War Cabinet, copies of a telegram to the four Dominion Governments, and of General Smuts' reply.
Cypher telegram to the Governments of Canada, Commonwealth of Australia, New Zealand and the Union of South Africa. [Churchill's circular] Sent 12 noon 12th July, 1940. Circular D. No. 340. MOST SECRET.
Cypher telegram from the Minister of External Affairs, Pretoria, to the High Commissioner, London. [General Smuts' reply] Received- 6 p.m 17th July. 1940. No.547* Secret.
Circular D340 [message from Churchill] of June 25th raises a very important point which has troubled me for some time. It is most probable that Hitler will start a peace offensive at an early date. This may be either for a conference or some other form of peace propaganda.
…He will pose as the regenerator of an effete European system and will propose a United States of Europe composed of so called free states between whom tariff walls and economic barriers will have been abolished and only some such Schacht currency plan will exist.
…Some such scheme could be clothed in such plausible appearances as to make a formidable appeal to world public opinion already sickened of the horrible destruction of the war, and the spectre of the coming European famine. If, in addition, Hitler is big enough to renounce annexations and indemnities, its appeal may become irresistible and make Europe accept a peace which will be a moral and political disaster of the first water.
…Let brain trusts be set going to work out an alternate democratic plan for countering a peace movement which is certain to come sooner or later and, should find us prepared with the answer.
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In May 1940 Hitler contacted the British ambassador in Sweden, Victor Mallet, through Sweden's Supreme Court Judge Ekeberg, who was known to Hitler's legal advisor, Ludwig Weissauer.
According to Mallet:
Hitler, according to his emissary [Weissauer], sincerely wishes friendship with England. He wishes peace to be restored, but the ground must be prepared for it: only after careful preparation may official negotiations begin. Until then the condition must be considered that discussions be unofficial and secret.
Hitler's basic ideas [are that] today´s economic problems are different from those of the past […] In order to achieve economic progress one must calculate on the basis of big territories and consider them an economic unit. Napoleon tried, but in his days it wasnt possible because France wasnt in the center of Europe and communications were too hard. Now Germany is in the center of Europe and has the necessary means to provide communication and transportation services.
England and America now have the best fleets and will naturally continue to, because they will need the oceans for their supply. Germany has the continent. In what concerns Russia (USSR), Weissauer has given the impression that it should be seen as a potential enemy.
Hitler's peace proposal is as follows:
1- The British Empire retains all its Colonies
2- Germany´s position on the continent will not be questioned
3- All questions concerning the Mediterranean and its French, Belgian and Dutch colonies are open to discussion
4- Poland. A Polish state must exist
5- The former Czechosolavkian states remain independent but under German protection
Ekeberg understands that this implies that the states occupied by Germany would de-occupied. Germany´s occupation was only due to the present war situation.
Churchill is not interested in making peace.
From Himmler's Secret War By Martin Allen:
…Peter Padfield, an historian, has uncovered evidence.
…The informant said the first two pages of the treaty detailed Hitler's precise aims in Russia, followed by sections detailing how Britain could keep its independence, Empire and armed services, and how the Nazis would withdraw from western Europe. The treaty proposed a state of "wohlwollende Neutralitat" — rendered as "well wishing neutrality", between Britain and Germany, for the latter's offensive against the USSR. The informant even said the date of the Hitler's coming attack on the east was disclosed.
Mr Padfield, who makes the claims in a new book, Hess, Hitler and Churchill, said: "This was not a renegade plot. Hitler had sent Hess and he brought over a fully developed peace treaty for Germany to evacuate all the occupied countries in the West."
Mr Padfield… believes the treaty was suppressed at the time, because it would have scuppered Churchill's efforts to get the USA into the war, destroyed his coalition of exiled European governments, and weakened his position domestically, as it would have been seized on by what the author believes was a sizeable "negotiated peace" faction in Britain at that time.
There is no mention of the treaty in any of the official archives which have since been made public, but Mr Padfield believes this is because there has been an ongoing cover-up to protect the reputations of powerful figures. The author says that his informant broke off contact with him after approaching his former masters in the security services.
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There has not been much discussion or mention in popular histories, nor in films, documentaries nor in our mass-media of the few available historically verifiable facts about Hitler's actual viewpoint and peaceful intentions for Europe. But with the advent of the Internet and the free exchange of information that is changing.
It helps if we sincerely try to consider WW2 history from a more Axis perspective. E.g.
Britain and America had greater responsibilty for causing World War 1.
Despite Britain and France nearly losing, they then forced Germany to agree on Armistice (despite it not 'losing' the war) via applying economic pressure from America and a clique of powerful International financiers.
They then unjustly blamed and punished Germany alone for the war.
Then stole its colonies.
Then promised to disarm if Germany did. Democidally blockaded the country causing many hundreds of thousands of deaths by starvation and hardship till it complied, then broke its agreement and rearmed.
Despite all this — and the American-caused 'Great Depression' — Germany came out of an almost civil war situation through the unifying force of National Socialism to become an extremely strong, co-ordinated, united, modern, productive nation who sought to regain its former territories and reunite all its German speaking expatriates: in Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland.
Lebensraum wasn't a NSDAP invention. All those European borders had been in a state of flux for centuries.
So if you accept the above picture of recent history, the declaration of War was not a German crime. Danzig was not Polish, it was German. War had been forced upon Germany who didn't want it, twice. But Germany wanted its territories back and to be treated equally with the victors of WW1. Germany also feared the spread of communism, as did all those in power in Europe.
So, if we try to look at what Hitler then did from that understanding, a very different understanding becomes possible.
Despite his offers over Poland/Danzig and the 'corridor' to East Prussia, the 'Allies' refused and declared war and lost.
Poland fell and was occupied.
France fell and was occupied.
Britain lost at Dunkirk and its army allowed to escape.
What did he do next? Hitler sought peace.
He offered to vacate France, return most of all non-German occupied territory, let Britain keep its colonies, allow a plebiscite in Poland, etc., etc.
He even sends his Deputy and Vice-Führer to personally negotiate a mutually agreeable peace deal. A peace deal that is still kept secret.
He even offered to step down as Führer as part of a peace deal and let Göring take over!
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The Brits declared war.
Adolf won that war.
And he did so by quite brilliant blitzkrig tactics with comparatively light loss-of-life, and destruction.
And then he offered to give back all the newly-conquered non-German territory for a peace that everyone supposedly wanted.
The problem was that Winston never wanted peace. He admitted that to Stalin.
It was Hitler who wanted peace, Churchill and his financial backers didn't.
The reasons given for why Churchill didn't want peace are the victor's self-justifications we have all been conditioned to accept uncritically. That is all unravelling now. Though some of us alive now are maybe too old or too well conditioned to be able to impartially re-appraise the actual evidence.
In a January 1, 1944, letter to the mass-murdering communist dictator Stalin, Churchill said:
We never thought of peace, not even in that year when we were completely isolated and could have made peace without serious detriment to the British Empire, and extensively at your cost. Why should we think of it now, when victory approaches for the three of us?
Reference: Walendy, Udo, The Methods of Reeducation, 3.
When Churchill was leaving London to meet Roosevelt for a conference in Quebec late in the summer of 1943, a reporter asked if they were planning to offer peace terms to Germany.
Churchill replied: "Heavens, no. They would accept immediately."– Revisionist Viewpoints, pg.75 by James J. Martin.
Hitler also made many peace offers before the outbreak of war, and these have been detailed in a book called What the World Rejected: Hitler's Peace Offers, 1933- 1939 by Dr. Friedrich Stieve.
The author lists all of Hitler's offers in detail, complete with quotes, starting with
• his first offer of May 17, 1933,
• his second offer of December 18, 1933,
• his third offer of May 21, 1935,
• his fourth offer of March 31, 1936,
• his fifth offer of September 30, 1938,
• his sixth offer of December 6, 1938,
• his seventh offer of late 1939 to Poland to settle the Danzig Corridor issue peacefully, and finally,
• his offer of world peace on October 6, 1939, just over a month after Britain and France had declared war on Germany for invading Poland on September 1 (but not on the Soviet Union, which also invaded Poland on September 17).
• The full text of Hitler's "Appeal for Peace and Sanity" speech, made before the Reichstag on July 19, 1940, following the fall of France. In that speech, Hitler once again offered unconditional peace to Britain. This speech was printed in English and dropped by the tens of thousands from German aircraft over Britain. Although nearly half the British cabinet wanted to take up his offer, Churchill's warmongering put an end to this final offer of peace.
Here is an excerpt of a speech that also helps give another perspective.
ADDRESS BY CHANCELLOR ADOLPH HITLER TO REICHSTAG Berlin, Germany, May 4, 1941:
All my attempts at reaching an understanding, particularly with England — nay even permanent friendly cooperation — were foiled by the wish of a small clique who, either out of hatred or for material reasons, refused any German suggestion of agreement and did not conceal their intention or desire of war. The driving personality behind this mad and devilish plan of starting war at any price was Churchill and his accomplices, the men in the present British Government. They were trying to get support, openly and secretly, from the great democracies on this side and on the other side of the ocean.
The indisputable facts are that the declaration of war was over a territorial dispute between Germany and Poland which could have been settled peacefully had Britain and America not been interfering behind the scenes. After months of Polish provocation, Germany invaded and occupied Poland. And both Britain and France, despite their guarantee of assistance, did nothing militarily to intervene. At Yalta in 1945 Poland was once again betrayed by the Western Allies when Britain and America agreed to it becoming a Soviet colony — a fate it suffered for forty five years along with the rest of Eastern Europe. The British didn't even allow the Free Polish Forces to march in the victory parade after the war for fear of offending the Soviets.
The German occupation of other European countries after the British declaration of war were all defensive operations to protect Germany from aggression: The Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Yugoslavia, Greece, even the Soviet Union (What was Nazi Germany's external excuse for Operation Barbarossa?).
It was Britain and France who imposed the unjust and inequitable punitive Treaty of Versailles.
It was Britain and France who refused diplomatic requests to rectify the unjust and inequitable punitive Treaty of Versailles.
It was Britain and France who first broke that treaty by not disarming themselves (Germany had, as agreed).
It was Britain, France and Poland who thwarted peaceful resolution of the East Prussion/German-Polish-corridor dispute.
It was Britain and France who declared war against Germany in 1939 as a result of that impasse and turned a local dispute into a world-wide war of incomparable carnage, destruction and devastation.
It was Britain who sought to invade Norway (Hitler got there first to thwart him).
And it was Britain who did invade Iran to control their oil.
So respecting the sovereignty of other countries was not something that any side felt was necessary if it stood in the way of their war aims.
The big question then is why are Hitler's many peace proposals not given any prominence in current historical narratives?
What were the Nuremberg show-trials all about? Why do we still force our kids to take trips to Poland and Germany to look at seventy-year old internment camps? Why do we have films, museums, documentaries, etc., that constantly remind new generations of post-war atrocity propaganda but do not mention war-crimes, mass-murder and mass-rape of the Allied forces?
Is it because mass-murder of hundreds of thousands of civilians by deliberately targeting and burning them to death, crushing them to death under falling masonry, suffocating to death the elderly, woman and children by bombing from the air was actually the greatest and cruelest war crime known to mankind? And is it because that was allied policy?
By the time of the British and French defeat at Dunkerque and the capitulation of France, a common estimate of German casualties is about 27,074 killed, 111,034 wounded and 18,384 missing. Thats approximately 157,000 military personnel dead and wounded.
Losses on the allied side were higher with an estimated 350,000 military personnel dead and wounded.
So, by this time in July 1940, destruction of cities was minimal. There had been no deliberate destruction of civilian areas, nor of cities as a deliberate terrorisation of civilian populations. Nor were civilians being deliberately targeted. And as a sign of that, there are — as far as I am aware — no estimated figures for civilian casualties by this stage of the war. Churchill and his adviser Frederick Lindemann were the instigators of the later policy of deliberately targeting civilians. They started the carpet-bombing of cities. They escalated the violence to mass murder of non-combatants.
Churchill wrote:
When I look around to see how we can win the war I see that there is only one sure path. We have no Continental army which can defeat the German military power… there is one thing that will bring him [Hitler] back and bring him down, and that is an absolutely devastating, exterminating attack by very heavy bombers from this country upon the Nazi homeland. We must be able to overwhelm them by this means, without which I do not see a way through.
— Memo from Churchill to Minister of Aircraft Production, 8th July 1940.
Note the specific wording. Churchill called for an "exterminating attack" on German civilian non-combatants.
In July 1940 the deaths and destruction were relatively tiny compared to what came later. That is a statement of verifiable fact. The key word is "relatively". To understand that you need to compare those figures up to July 1940 with the death toll and destruction that came after Churchill refused all Hitler's peace overtures.
The war could have been ended then in 1940. To achieve that, Hitler offered to withdraw from all territory occupied during the war declared by the Allies. He even offered to return Polish sovereignty and suggested a plebiscite on Danzig, etc., etc. These peace proposals — which as a last resort were even delivered in person by Rudolf Hess — are still restricted under the UK official secrets act (which has recently been extended for another 20 years).
Churchill, Lindemann and Anthony Eden rejected these proposals and escalated the war to focus on the deliberate targeting of civilians. Proof of this is now well acknowledged.
By the wars end in 1945 the death tolls were monumental in comparison to those before July 1940.
Total WW2 deaths are in the region of between 55 million to more than 80 million.
The higher figure of over 80 million includes deaths from war-related disease and famine.
Civilians killed totalled 50 to 55 million, including 19 to 28 million from war-related disease and famine.
67% of the total WW2 casualties were civilians (in WW1 it was just 3%).
So we are comparing 55 to 80 million deaths in total plus many beautiful, irreplaceable cultural treasures of huge cities totally destroyed, infrastructure destroyed, lives irretrievably shattered, people permanently maimed, children orphaned, women and children mass raped by Soviet armies, immense suffering and ethnic cleansing on an humongous scale. All that compared to the "relatively tiny" amount of total deaths in 1940 of around 90,000 military deaths??!
Almost all those civilian casualties are a result of:
a.) Churchill's refusal to accept peace terms which his own ambassador to Washington called "most satisfactory";
b.) Churchill's policy of deliberate targeting of civilians in carpet bombing;
c.) Churchill's democidal starvation blockade of Europe.
The total military casualties by the end of WW2 are estimated to be 18,587,000.
Of that figure Britain's and its commonwealth countries' death casualties were just 452,000 in total.
America's was just a comparitively small 295,000.
So the leaders of those two countries Britain and America must take the main responsibility for the deaths of so many people, and for prolonging the war. Not Hitler who first tried to avoid it for six years, and who then repeatedly tried to end it from 1940 to 1941.
The largest percentage of destruction and killing during WW2 came after July 1940 and therefore can be blamed upon Churchill and his backers, who refused all armistice offers and peace terms.
Who else must take the blame? Someone who didn't want war and yet is accused of starting it, or someone who wanted war and who did help start it?
Someone who wanted war and helped start it would be Sir Winston Churchill. He is famous for pursuading opinion that war was inevitable and necessary. Plus his rhetoric and behind-the-scenes manipulation helped force Neville Chamberlain and the British Government into declaring it in 1939. Plus he refused to even consider any peace terms in 1940 and 1941 and instead preferred to extend the duration, to begin the deliberate targeting of non-combatants, and to escalate the mass-murdering barbarity of it all.
Churchill, by his own admission, "loved" war.
Despite his disastrous Gallipoli Campaign which lasted nine months to January 1916 — with 250,000 casualties and 46,000 Allied troops plus 65,000 Turkish troops dead — still in 1916 he was reveling in the mass-murder:
I think a curse should rest on me because I love this war. I know it's smashing and shattering the lives of thousands every moment — and yet — I can't help it, I enjoy every second of it.
— Winston Churchill, letter to a friend, 1916
It was he who enforced the democidal starvation blockade of civilian populations in both wars. He even extended it after the WW1 armistice.
He had followed wars as a war journalist prior to that war, and when Churchill became prime minister in 1940 with Britain once again embroiled in war, he wrote, "All my past life had been a preparation for this hour and for this trial."
I.e. he saw his whole life in terms of warfare.
As his contemporary British parliamentarian Edmund Dene Morell, said of him: "I look upon Churchill as such a personal force for evil…"
… there was one constant in his [Churchill's] life: the love of war. It began early. As a child, he had a huge collection of toy soldiers, 1500 of them, and he played with them for many years after most boys turn to other things. They were "all British," he tells us, and he fought battles with his brother Jack, who "was only allowed to have coloured troops; and they were not allowed to have artillery." He attended Sandhurst, the military academy, instead of the universities, and "from the moment that Churchill left Sandhurst . . . he did his utmost to get into a fight, wherever a war was going on." All his life he was most excited — on the evidence — only really excited by war. He loved war as few modern men ever have, he even "loved the bangs," as he called them, and he was very brave under fire.
In 1925, Churchill wrote:"The story of the human race is war." (Rethinking Churchill by Ralph Raico. Rethinking Churchill)
So to answer the question:
Yes, Adolf Hitler offered peace terms repeatedly. And the British government and Churchill in particular repeatedly rejected them.
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29 June, 2018 at 12:27 am	— Reply
This is why my England had gone down the toilet. They sided with the kikes and they, and the rest of the White, Western nations are paying the piper.
29 June, 2018 at 2:30 pm	— Reply
Phenomenal article. Cut and pasted it to save it.
Creates a quandary though:
Is this article lying?
Or have I been consistently lied to all my life?
It's always good to learn.
3 July, 2018 at 11:20 am	— Reply
The West did not want peace because they could not allow an ideology, such as National Socialism, to take hold. The idea that the State existed to serve and promote the People of said state was absolutely contrary to what the so-called leaders of the West wanted: power and control over the peons they governed.
And so it was more important to these Western leaders to send millions of young men to suffer and die, all in the hopes of maintaining their own power and stranglehold over their nations, than to allow Germany to exist in peace and thereby permit the notion that National Socialism works and worse, is actually better than what America and the UK had (and currently have) going for it.
For if such an idea got out and truly took hold on the world stage, how long would America and the UK choose to remain beholden to a government and leaders that cared more about multiculturalism, heavy taxation, and their own control? Not long I'd wager.
That's why they rejected Hitler's peace on all terms. That's why the history books tell the lies they do. That's why they smear the concept of collectivism based upon race (unless you're Jewish, or Black, or Latino, or pretty much any race other than white). That's why the Left is so rabid in their amoral smear campaigns against any conservative thinkers, being quick to liken them to Nazis and any conservative-action to the Holocaust.
Fear is their strategy. But knowledge is their weakness.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Agile Frameworks®, a leader in integrated field and lab management software for the engineering services industry, today announced Catawba Valley...
AKF Welcomes Jeff Gutsfeld as Director of Regional Business Development
10 nov. 2022 16h23 HE | Source: AKF Group
BOSTON, Nov. 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AKF Group welcomes Jeff Gutsfeld as Director of Regional Business Development. In this role, Jeff is responsible for expanding AKF's general client base and...
AKF Group and Logos Announce Joint Venture to Bring Architecture, Engineering, and Commissioning Services to the Public Sector
27 oct. 2022 14h57 HE | Source: AKF Group
RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Logos, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) design and planning firm and AKF Group, an engineering and commissioning firm with...
AKF Group Welcomes 12 New Principals
NEW YORK, Oct. 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AKF Group is thrilled to announce the promotion of 12 individuals to the role of Principal in acknowledgement of their dedication, embodiment of our core...
Building Information Modelling Market Size is projected to reach USD 11.97 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 11%: Straits Research
13 oct. 2022 12h10 HE | Source: Straits Research
New York, United States, Oct. 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global Building Information Modelling platform is witnessing a surge due to the growing migration towards urban areas has increased the...
Matterport Reinvents the Digital Twin with the Revolutionary Pro3 Camera and New Cloud Platform
30 août 2022 09h00 HE | Source: Matterport Inc
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Aug. 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Matterport, Inc. (Nasdaq: MTTR), today introduced the all-new Matterport Pro3 Camera along with major updates to its industry-leading digital...
02 août 2022 16h34 HE | Source: AKF Group
NEW YORK, Aug. 02, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AKF Group has appointed Dennis Boone as Senior Director of Smart Buildings. In this role, Dennis is responsible for expanding AKF's Smart Building...
Matterport Partners with Burns & McDonnell to Help Energy, Utilities, and Manufacturing Industries Save Time and Money with Digital Twins
28 juil. 2022 09h15 HE | Source: Matterport Inc
SUNNYVALE, Calif., July 28, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Matterport, Inc. (Nasdaq: MTTR), the leading spatial data company driving the digital transformation of the built world, today announced a...
Walter P Moore Expands Florida Presence
08 juin 2022 10h11 HE | Source: Walter P Moore
Miami, FL, June 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global engineering firm Walter P Moore opens its 24th domestic office in Miami, Florida, expanding its presence in South Florida. The Miami office...
Introducing… AKF Raleigh
25 avr. 2022 15h25 HE | Source: AKF Group
NEW YORK and RALEIGH, N.C., April 25, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- We are thrilled to share that AKF now has an office in Raleigh, NC! AKF has been afforded many opportunities throughout the...
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Q: How Do I Disable Admob Interstitial Ads? In My Sample App
I have interstitial ads and I have a button
when I click the button I want the ads to be permanently gone and never show again.
I want to put this ad removing code in my published app so I am testing it in my sample app.
I want to how to turn off interstitial ads after a user makes a purchase in my app.It is a one time payment to remove ads permanently.
I have set up the in app billing part,just need the code to remove ads
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The return of Bison to the Southern Carpathians
In the early 20th Century, European Bison, teetered on the edge of complete extinction with just 54 animals remaining. Over the course of the next 90 years, a captive breeding programme saw bison return to the wild in Poland and Belarus; the population now stands at over 5000. This is a great achievement but the European bison is one of Europe's great missing species across much of its range. In Romania, the last bison was shot in 1790. The LIFE ReBison Project was developed to return this iconic species back to Romania - to once more have European bison roaming the forests and meadows of the Romanian mountains.The western part of the Southern Carpathians - the Natura 2000 sites of Muntii Tarcu and Rusca Montana Tarcu Retazat Corridor - were identified as the best place to reintroduce this keystone species. Here, the mountains are relatively unfragmented and rich in old growth forest and upland meadow – they are also home to brown bear, wolves and wild boar amongst much other wildlife. This is some of the wildest land in Europe but its keystone grazier is missing. Could the return of the bison to this spectacular landscape be possible? Rewilding Europe and WWF-Romania have formed a partnership to turn the dream of Romanian bison into a reality. By working with partners across Europe - the team developed plans for its reintroduction. Complex discussions and adminstrative permitting arrangements stretched the limit of Romanian law. Importantly, the team understood the need for education and enterprise development tied to the reintroduction of the bison so that these animals would be accepted. Finally, in 2014 the first bison were released - the goal of bring bison back to Romania was realised. The project has released 7-20 animals each year and the population stands at nearly 100 bison today. Bison are back.
Return of the bison 2018 in the South Western Carpathians
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Schwans Receives Prestigious RCSA Grant For Enzyme Research
PHOTO BY DAVID J. NELSON
Jason Schwans (r) with student Nixon Corpuz.
Naturally occurring catalysts in the body are called enzymes and they encourage or inhibit chemical/biological reactions without themselves being consumed in the process. Molecules created in the lab also affect such reactions, but researchers long ago discovered that these molecules are usually much less effective than enzymes, even though they may be composed of the same chemical groups.
Jason Schwans, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry at CSULB, has received a prestigious grant from Research Corporation for Science Advancement to answer that question.
"Understanding how enzymes achieve their success is crucial to understanding biological function and may aid the design and application of enzymes and enzyme inhibitors that act as drugs," Schwans said.
Schwans and his students will investigate what distinguishes carrying-out reactions in enzymes compared to catalysts created in the lab. In particular, both processes often hinge on the donation and acceptance of protons, a common feature of biological reactions. But enzymes have an advantage over drugs when it comes to rate enhancement—the ability to sustain a chemical reaction at a certain level—and specificity, the ability to act precisely without causing side effects.
"Our studies of enzyme function provide students extensive hands-on opportunities to apply what they learned in the classroom to cutting edge research," said Schwans. "Further, our fundamental studies offer the opportunity for students to be involved in every aspect of our work from designing and performing experiments to analyzing the data and thinking about what to do next."
They will use "unnatural amino acids"–lab-created compounds–to vary the chemical structures of specific enzymes and related drug compounds and compare and contrast the results.
"RCSA embraces the risk associated with funding early-stage discovery research such as this because of its potential to catalyze valuable new science leading to substantial rewards for society," said RCSA President Robert Shelton.
Schwans received his award under RCSA's Cottrell College Science program. It was created in the early 1970s to promote basic research as a vital component of undergraduate education at the nation's public and private small colleges and universities.
During the past 15 years, the Cottrell College Science Awards, which are carefully reviewed by a panel of top scientists, have supported the research work of more than 1,300 early career scientists in 400 institutions.
"These grants provide funds and encouragement for young professors to pursue their research, while at the same time encouraging them to bring their students into the lab to assist in real-world research projects," said Shelton. "It is a highly effective way to help young scientists just starting out, as well as to encourage the next generation of students to enter America's scientific workforce."
About Research Corporation for Science Advancement
Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) was founded in 1912 and is the second-oldest foundation in the United States (after the Carnegie Corporation) and the oldest foundation for science advancement.RCSA is a leading advocate for the sciences and a major funder of scientific innovation and of research in America's colleges and universities.
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Lieutenant Governor — State of California
Next in line: Becomes Governor if the elected Governor leaves office. Has a tie-breaking vote in the State Senate. Serves on boards and commissions.
Who are the California lieutenant governor candidates on the November ballot? — November 2, 2018 San Diego Union-Tribune
Lieutenant governors don't have much to do. These California candidates could try to change that. — October 25, 2018 Los Angeles Times
Lt. Governor: Eleni Kounalakis (D) vs. Ed Hernandez (D) — October 23, 2018 CBS Sacramento
Lieutenant governor candidate Eleni Kounalakis on the issues — October 22, 2018 San Diego Union-Tribune
Lieutenant governor candidate Ed Hernandez on the issues — October 22, 2018 San Diego Union-Tribune
Eleni Kounalakis, Ed Hernandez compete as final candidates to replace Gavin Newsom as lieutenant governor — October 17, 2018 Daily Californian
3 things to know about California's race for lieutenant governor — October 9, 2018 Sacramento Bee
California lieutenant governor candidates pledge to work to lower college costs — October 3, 2018 EdSource
Interview with Lieutenant Governor Candidate Ed Hernandez
— September 28, 2018 Cal Channel and the League of Women Voters of California
Interview with Lieutenant Governor Candidate Eleni Kounalakis
I will advance policies to build more affordable housing,...
I will work tirelessly to lower the cost of a UC and...
I'll fight any expansion of offshore oil drilling...
U.S. Senator Kamala HarrisPresident Barack ObamaCalifornia National Organization for WomenSacramento BeeCalifornia League of Conservation VotersNARAL Pro-Choice CaliforniaEquality CaliforniaEMILY's ListCalifornia Federation of TeachersCalifornia State University Employees UnionSan José Mercury-NewsThe Orange County RegisterU.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (ret.)U.S. Congressman Adam SchiffDemocratic Leader Nancy PelosiU.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein
Education: I'm deeply committed to debt-free college...
Healthcare: As an Optometrist, I've seen the devastation...
Immigration: I will work to ensure that California...
California Nurses AssociationPlanned Parenthood Affiliates of CaliforniaCalifornia Labor FederationLos Angeles TimesCalifornia Federation of TeachersCalifornia Teachers AssociationSan Francisco ChronicleState Building & Construction Trades Council of CaliforniaSEIU CaliforniaU.S. Congresswoman Norma TorresU.S. Congresswoman Judy ChuU.S. Congresswoman Grace NapolitanoU.S. Congressman Ted LieuU.S. Congressman Salud CarbajalU.S. Congressman Juan VargasU.S. Congressman Alan LowenthalLabor Leader Dolores HuertaU.S. Congresswoman Karen BassCalifornia Democratic Party First Vice Chair Alex RookerCalifornia Democratic Party Chair Eric C. BaumanLos Angeles County Supervisor and U.S. Congresswoman Janice HahnU.S. Congressman Lou CorreaU.S. Congressman Jimmy GomezU.S. Congressman Mark DeSaulnierCalifornia Attorney General Xavier BecerraCalifornia State Controller Betty YeeCalifornia Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom TorlaksonState Senate President pro Tempore Kevin de LeónState Senate President pro Tempore and past Assembly Speaker Toni AtkinsState Assembly Speaker Anthony RendonSacramento Mayor and past State Senate President Pro-Tem Darrell SteinbergLong Beach Mayor Robert GarciaLos Angeles County Supervisor and past U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis
Businesswoman/Economic Advisor
I will advance policies to build more affordable housing, reform healthcare, and prepare California's economy for the 21st Century as the chair of the Commission for Economic Development.
I will work tirelessly to lower the cost of a UC and CSU education as a member of those important boards.
I'll fight any expansion of offshore oil drilling as a member of the State Lands Commission.
Profession:Businesswoman
U.S. Ambassador to Hungary, United States Department of State — Appointed position (2010–2013)
Eleni Kounalakis is a California businesswoman, a Democratic Party activist, a wife and the mother of two teenage sons, and the former U.S. Ambassador to Hungary under President Barack Obama. Eleni was raised the proud daughter of an immigrant, who started out as a farmworker, and a school teacher. She deeply believes in the values of hard work, education and political activism.
In 1992, Eleni started her career as a staff member of the California Democratic Party in Sacramento and worked in the historic election which elected two women to the U.S. Senate and turned California blue.
After the election, Eleni joined her family business, AKT Development, one of California's most respected housing development firms. Over the next 18 years, Eleni worked her way up from project manager to president. Her work building master planned communities and delivering housing for middle-class families in the Sacramento region earned her recognition as one of Sacramento's most prominent businesswomen.
In 2010, Eleni was appointed by President Barack Obama as the U.S. Ambassador to Hungary and served side-by-side President Obama and Secretary Hillary Clinton promoting democracy. She is the author of the highly acclaimed book, Madam Ambassador, Three Years of Diplomacy, Dinner Parties and Democracy in Budapest, published in 2015 by The New Press.
Ambassador Kounalakis continued to work as a democratic activist, working on the campaigns of countless progressive candidates and initiatives. Passionate about early childhood development, she served on California's First 5 Commission and the California Blue Ribbon Commission on Autism. She was appointed by Mayor Ed Lee to the San Francisco Port Commission, and currently chairs the California Advisory Council for International Trade and Investment.
Eleni Kounalakis graduated from Dartmouth College in 1989, and earned her MBA from
UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business in 1992. She also holds an Honorary Doctorate of
Laws from the American College of Greece. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, veteran journalist Markos Kounalakis, and their two sons, Neo and Eon.
U.S. Senator Kamala Harris
California National Organization for Women
California League of Conservation Voters
NARAL Pro-Choice California
San José Mercury-News
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (ret.)
U.S. Congressman Adam Schiff
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi
Total money raised: $11,156,172
Employees of Eleni Kounalakis, Economic Advisor
Employees of AKT Development
Employees of ValueAct Capital
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Eleni Kounalakis for Lieutenant Governor
— October 26, 2018 Eleni Kounalakis for Lieutenant Governor 2018
Eleni Kounalakis is running for Lieutenant Governor to build a better, stronger California. As Lieutenant Governor, she'll oppose all tuition increases, fight expanded offshore oil drilling, create more affordable housing, and work to ensure our economy works better for every Californian.
Eleni is endorsed by President Barack Obama, Senator Kamala Harris, California Federation of Teachers, CA League of Conservation Voters, EMILY's List, NARAL Pro-Choice California, National Union of Healthcare Workers and so many more.
Learn more at: www.EleniForCA.com
California's Coasts Are Not For Sale
Eleni Kounalakis will stand up to the Trump Administration to stop the expansion of offshore oil drilling as a sitting member of the State Lands Commission. As California's Lieutenant Governor, Eleni will protect our air, water, and coastline for future generations.
Learn more about her campaign at: www.EleniForCA.com
Senator Kamala Harris: Vote Eleni for Lt. Governor
Senator Kamala Harris is behind this campaign 100% because she knows Eleni will work hard for all California families.
Learn more at www.EleniForCA.com
"Eleni Kounalakis has always fought for California values and the California Dream at home and serving our country abroad.
Eleni is a powerful and courageous advocate for immigrants, economic innovation, and access to quality health care for every Californian.
And I know Eleni will work to hold perpetrators of sexual misconduct accountable so every woman is safe from harassment in the workplace. Vote Eleni Kounalakis for Lt. Governor. It's about time."
- U.S. Senator Kamala Harris
Website: eleniforca.com
Email - info@eleniforca.com


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"A-Hunting We Will Go" is a popular folk song and nursery rhyme composed in 1777 by English composer Thomas Arne. Arne had composed the song for a 1777 production of The Beggar's Opera in London.

The a- is an archaic intensifying prefix; compare "Here We Come A-wassailing/Here We Come A-caroling" and lyrics to "The Twelve Days of Christmas" (e.g., "Six geese a-laying").

Lyrics
A-hunting we will go,
A-hunting we will go
Heigh-ho, the derry-o,
A-hunting we will go.

A-hunting we will go,
A-hunting we will go
We'll catch a fox and put him in a box
And never let him go
(Modern versions often change the last line to "And then we'll let him go".)

Each consequent verse gets modified by putting in a different animal:
 "...a fish and put him on a dish..."
 "...a bear and cut his hair..."
 "...a pig and dance a little jig..."
 "...a giraffe and make him laugh..."
 "...a mouse and put him in a house..."
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Earlier versions of the song switch the words "a-hunting" with "a-roving", dating back to old roving drinking songs from the 16th century.

See also
 A-Haunting We Will Go (disambiguation), a title play on this song
 "Bye, baby Bunting, Daddy's Gone A-Hunting", a similarly constructed song
 "The Farmer in the Dell" - a song with similar lyrics, content, and music
 Omar Little

References

1777 songs
Songs about hunters
Compositions by Thomas Arne