Famous Scottish People
June 20, 2009 by The Laird
Filed under Famous Scots
Scottish People
For its size Scotland appears to have had a tremendously large impact on the world as we know it today. For example:
Scots have been largely responsible for the development of other countries i.e. grow in size and or importance such as Scots in Canada who explored country before most of the world even knew [...]
Was Andrew Carnegie Also a Murderer?
June 14, 2009 by The Laird
Filed under Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie was effectively pushed out of Scotland by the rich ruling classes because both his father and his uncle were active and strong leaders of the Chartist movement. The Chartists were demanding that the working class people were given the vote and the right to stand for election so they could take political power from the rich and lead to a far fairer society.
But we show here 7 pointers that lead to the conclusion that Andrew Carnegie hired gunmen to stop strike in his steel factories.
Andrew Carnegie Scottish American Philanthropist
June 14, 2009 by The Laird
Filed under Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie the World’s Biggest Philanthropist. Andrew Carnegie is known world wide as being a Scottish American who gave away billions by today’s money to charity and other good causes but was he also someone who gave orders to others to murder people who stood in his way? It is well documented that Carnegie was born in Dunfermline in Scotland and lived a life of poverty until the family moved to the United States when he was aged 13. His family had suffered persecution in Scotland because of their political role as leaders in the Chartist movement. The Chartist members believed strongly that the only way to produce a fair world was to give votes and power to the mass working class by taking it from the rich ruling class of the day. This made it difficult for his parents to find steady employment so they sold everything they had to pay for tickets to emigrate to the New World country of the USA.

