Comments by "WOR53L G" (@wor53lg50) on "Scouse NOT English: Why is Liverpool Different from the rest of England?" video.

You do realise scots aint celts, your either a gael or pict?, so if you are pict your native but still no celt if your gael your irish colonialists not disrespecting irish here or you scotti brother its just true facts of history, the true indigenous welsh and true indigenous english are the celts welsh being more so as they held on to britains brythonnic language, white indigenous natives to wales and england share more DNA lineage than anywhere throught britiish isles and ireland..
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So does every fecker in british isles in winter its called stew with one meat and two veg..usually beef potatoe and onion...
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@TravellingTorunn are, but remember back then everbody was poor, onions always make the gravy better, why used more say than carrot or nepes, but allways spudz in there!!! now we have more money we chuck more ingredients and the kitchen sink in there now..but aswell seasonal ingredients would play a big part back then, unlike today everything can be sourced no matter what season..hence potatoes and onion can grow all year round.
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 @peterdean8009 you can spell it both ways brittannia or how he spelled it?, it normally falls inbetween brittanica in the albion spelling history.. so stop being condescending feckin plonker...
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this new liverpool national anthem that your now claiming??? you stole from a yank ya peanut, i thought the city was the originator of music, yet you couldnt make up your own national anthem... 😂😂😂
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Or stew commonly with one meat and two veg when we was poorer anyhow, like everywhere else in the british isles thats ireland included by the way, as for some reason they dont seem to think they are apart of the british isles when indeed they are? the second largest island in fact, no dig intending my irish bretheren .. Then its Guernsey or jersey that comes in 3rd...and they love stew to...
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 @billyedwards6941 what about barrow on furness..huge ship industry at one point..
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Be carefull what you wish for, i told a scotsman this not to long ago, and now he agrees with me, and realised by supporting SNP he'd made a serious misjudgement..marxism is not potitics?? And never the twain should meet...
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They shouldnt though true white indigenous native of england are their closest ancestors as they are both brythonnic celts, gaels irish or west scotland, picts east scotland.. Neither share nowhere near as much DNA with gaels or picts this has been prooven survey, that means your turning your back hating literally ancestral family to many in england..
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 @user-zi3ee8oj1i i dont think wales would want them anyhow..
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Why dont you leave if you feel exiled, go to africa and share your wealth with them, i mean sell your house, car, items and donate the proceeds to them on arrival, and also give your job to a migrant... There the shame can be all wiped clean for you... If thats what you suggesting by exiled...remember your free to find pastures better anytime you please...
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@iankendrick5282 well ya should have said that in the first feckin place then unstead of sounding as a poor hard done victim thats not your fault for being there??? Look at africa there doing great aint they?...
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 @joshg2603 not much ancient history written there that you seemed to have missed out ...
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@rnw2739 i sort of got that vibe, maybe he should go out for a night out in norris green??? You can bet he hasnt been there? Atleast after the street lamps come on, or drank in any of the boozers there..he one of the youth who think being a skid (mark) is clever and going to be beneficial..
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Wrong your mainly irish they aint celts there gaels the same as west scotland and manx, east scots are picts still not celts really, as they spoke different language but would have understood welsh and english brythonnic, theres was more like goidic but similar so obviously could be used for ancient trade...
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Irish aint celts how many feckin times have i got to tell people, nor are scottish if your from east and prodestant then your probably pict or from down south,or highlands, picts was very close to celts but differed in dialect and language even though welsh and english could and would be able to converse for trade matters but they are not(brythonnic) celt, picts are original indigenous natives to scotland (goidic) a special one of a kind ancient tribe, catholics are gaels from ireland that colonised the scots as same with the manx, welsh, most white indigenous native english and cornish are the true celts...im not trying to be horrid or spitefull to any nation on these isles its just true historical facts..
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