I do not take credit for this, however i don't remember the name of the book, nor the author. The book was written by a wiccan and was a history of "witchcraft oppression"

for those who don't know:

Black Plague, was one of the most deadly pandemics in human history. It probably began in Central Asia and spread to Europe by the late 1340s. The total number of deaths worldwide from the pandemic is estimated at 75 million people; there were an estimated 20 to 30 million deaths in Europe. The Black Death is estimated to have killed between one-third and two-thirds of Europe's population.

that's straight from wikipedia. this isn't:

During this time period, Catholics were up in arms with superstitions regarding black cats and other such animals being witches in disguise.

they started to get extreme, and the church began a mass genocide of almost all cats in Europe.

Rats are thought to have brought the plague from Asia, to Europe.

Its not hard to connect the dots, now.

No cats to control rat population, and the infested rats become out of control.

The plague is then spread all over europe at frightening speeds and with nothing stopping the carriers.

thus, because the catholics killed the cats, the cats did not kill the rats.

the catholics are at fault for the black plague. QED

its part of history so i put it in politics. So what if you disagree. Sue me.

WoW. Thanks for that info. That really is interesting when you think about it. But what keeps the cats getting the fleas, that carried the plague, from the rat.

I think the real reason for the massive spread of the plague is poor hygiene practices.

It was the JOOS!!!!!

i had to do it this was a perfict set up.


honestly i can believe it back then the catholics were crazy nuts dude.

but iunno im not a big belliever of witch craft and shite. I had a dream where some how i sommond satan and he wouldnt leave me alone. it could have been a sitcom.

but who knows monkeys could have done it

YEAH IT WAS THEM FUCKING JOOS!!!

and thats pretty intresting..when you first told me i thought it would be much more complex than that. but extremely intresting. so that explains the deaths in Europe..what about the other deaths?

Shit i don't know, i just thought it was a pretty good arguement. hahahaha who knows how it really happened - its one of those things that you can't 100% know.

and in the book it was a bit more complex. i broke it down and condensed considerably. the book actually gave a shit load of arguements to all the ones that i could think of to offset this theory. including the one home boy said about poor hygiene.

i don't 'member 'em though. 0_o

dude you gotta get the name of the book

i would recognize the book.

it had the words wicca and life in the title

the cover was green and had a tree on it.

this book?