Comments by "José Veinte Genario -NISU" (@joseveintegenario-nisu1928) on "SandRhoman History" channel.

Wrong! It were not the Spanish fortresses, but the Burgundians' castles, legitimate head of state there, who, yes, were ruling also in Spain. Gesund +
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The Netherland is under control by the hebrew Orange family, the style of that gang is clearly defined in the attempted theft by Jakob of the Esau rights, the command to king Saul in First book of Samuel 15, 3; and the current crimes by Netanyahu, who was, according to Josep Borrell, EU foreign affairs head, in command of Hamás and Hezbollah, living them the command to start attacks having the only possible result of justification of bloody response of Israel army. No one could have seriously thought these organizations could have overcome the zyonist state. To protect the alliance of KLM and Air France, some terror operations were implemented in Spain, as the french police tortures today. But Holland, London, Paris, NYC, Washington DC, The Pentagon, Florida, Dänemark, will be soon under sea, from Ice Thawing caused by global warming, a consequence, impossible to stop now, of the reckless avidity, money catching activites of Oil and Energy Industry. Their Sin brought them the penitence. Gesund +
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@ChilledfishStick Dame as you can't bath twice on same river, the river is not same (Democritus), history never repeats, at least time ans actors change. OT said: 'Nothing new under the Sun, what dome do today, other have done before, and other will repeat tomorrow' Playing time after time same music, same theater piece, is not 'history repeating' Yo can learn from your own experience, from experiences of other; repeating history is impossible, the past is gone, tomorrow never comes. 'Every day has its concern' (Gospel)
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@SandRhomanHistory The so called british 'Carta Magna' was actually a kidnapping of king, who became loudspeaker of govt. But the true heiress of British monarchy declared Felipe 2 of Spain her heir. Bourbon were not legitimate in Paris, were not legitimate in Madrid nor anywhere else, the self-called Fernando 7, the undesirable, was not a male Bourbon.
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@webwarrior1.038 War is bloody, same as a psychoanalysis, you know when It starts, but never when It concludes. Fighters always lose control of war, same as a chemical reaction, once started, it only ceases when one of components is exhausted. Wars are humanitarian tragedies, but infectious diseases and revolutions kill more.
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@webwarrior1.038 Please hear: 'Mourir pour des idees', by Georges Brassens.
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@tygodegier3110 Do not issue a Dx if you are not physician, OK?
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@tygodegier3110 Some don't realize certain actions are a declaration of War, and feel too secure just by having some money. Young guys, you're out!
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@tygodegier3110 Rebellion of Netherlands against Burgundians, head of state, was triggered by killing of Count Egmont, commanded by Alba count, Álvarez de Toledo (Albright) and Pimentel, both hebrew surnames. Initially, a republic existed there, then Orange came in, killing Jan de Witt. If a kingdom is set on a republic, Former royalty have a right to reversion. Yes, the money founding Dutch capitalism was hebrew, brought along by hebrew chased in 1492 under pressure from Inquisitor Torquemada, a converse surname, 'marrano' as José Meir Estrugo (Scrooge) indicated they prefer being called. That money resulted in building ober 10'000 merchant ships. Also, a Dutch pirate captured a fleet of Spanish ships bringing Silver to Spain, this was important in Dutch economical expansion. Calvinists, Hugenots, have a heavy weight in identity of Dutch and Scandinavians, but religious differences were an excuse, rather than a cause, in the Flandes confrontation with kings in Spain. I don't remember if he was Charles 1st of Spain or Philippe 2 who regretted: 'God is against us' (the Hapsburg)
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