Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "Britain is NOT a Landing Strip!" video.

Perhaps she is simply following the Naurinder Kaur school of debate. Constantly interrupt, and shout a lot?
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@davidcolin6519 'Does it matter whether they were foreign?' Actually, yes it does. The subject arose when Britain was described as a 'mongrel' nation. One aristocratic group ousting another is a coup, not an invasion. Henry VII's supporters also fall into that category. The fact that his claim was not strong doesn't alter the fact that he succeeded because of internal support within England & Wales, not because he conquered by means of non-English/Welsh forces.
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@davidcolin6519 He was invited by seven Peers, in order to preserve Protestantism. Most of James' army commanders shared that opinion, and abandoned James. Realistically, it was far more a Palace Coup, with on Stuart branch deposing another, than a true invasion. 'I could also point to Henry Bolingbroke, who also invaded.' Again, much more of a coup, with one noble branch replacing another. How many of Bolingbroke's soldiers were 'foreign?'
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