JOIN THE IRISH DIASPORADOES NOW ! - http://www.causes.com/DIASPORADOES Gunned down by a assassin's bullet in his third year as president of the US, President Kennedy never had the chance to tell his young the stories of their Irish ancestors or the warrior Fianna. Irish ancestors like Patrick Kennedy, Bridget Murphy, or Thomas Fitzgerald and their struggles the English tyrants were tales they would learn later in stories that sank in when they and their mother, spent the summer of 1967in Ireland. Being Irish is an intrinsic part of being a Kennedy, and it is their heritage like all Irish Diasporadoes. President Kennedy and his large family were raised to respect the tradition of their Irish ancestors with names like Cox, Fitzgerald, Hannon, Hickey, Murphy, and Kennedy who were forced overseas by occupation for better opportunities and some freedom in America. When President Kennedy's father Joseph Patrick Kennedy married Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald in 1914, things were atarting to get better for the Irish in America, although the old British WASP establishment still had signs in their windows saying, No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs. Although there were still some"Irish Need Not Apply," Kennedy achieved great success as a banker and ironically to the displeasure of the British, appointed U.S. ambassador to Great Britain by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. John F. Kennedy's Presidency was a short lived victory for his family and for Irish-Americans everywhere. Kennedy's Irish Ancestors came to the United States with nothing forced out by an English engineered Holocaust that almost wiped out the Irish nation. A 100 years later, one of the Irish Diasporadoes was President of the United States much to the displeasure of elements of the WASP establishment. In 1963, Kennedy made a triumphant journey to the land of his ancestors where he was mobbed and received a hero's welcome. JOIN THE IRISH DIASPORADOES NOW !