Youtube comments of Johnny Pickles (@johnnypickles5256).

  1. As a kid I knew a Polish guy who often spoke about their part in the war, I thought he was exagerating, I see he wasnt.what a contribution that saved thousands of lives
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  2.  @IrishPhotoArchive1952  you been drinking again?
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  3.  @drsteelhammer4056  yeah ,but you won't lol
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  4. ​ @TieranFreedman  the whole of Britain was Celtic ,England too .that's not to say all Celts are similar as it's just a term refering to all those outside the realms of ancient Greece. Hence Gaelic and Brythonic are different languages and cultures that ended up on these islands together .Scotland for instance is only Gaelic speaking through invasion from Gaels but were Brythonic before the union of Picts and Gaels. England was also celtic and spoke Brythonic in places till the 11th century until progressively old English became common amongst the low prestige population .ie everyone but the 2% who already spoke old English. But like Britain and Ireland ,western Europe was also celtic,and as happened in England most of their languages were lost.
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  5. Hahaha no chance of that ,but I detect the irony.
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  6.  @noteanotell937  so did I, but there was a Greek colony in the south of France and they traded in Britain. Greeks named it britannia wrote about it and julius caesar took these writings as reference. I believe the term celt was also of that origin
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  7. Do you know one that hasn't?
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  8.  @tylercoombs1  britannia is a Greek word, not roman. The Greeks from massilia in southern france named the island britannia
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  9.  @jambammz9908  youre all over the place. All migrations to britain and Ireland where from the continent, whether europe or Asia.spain is from the continent so youre contradicting yourself, and in turn they were migrants too. The angles are the problem??? There were tribal wars all over Britain, between the so called Brythonic tribes before rome and after, before the angles rule. You say your pict and dont consider yourself British???maybe you're gael, in any case sort your facts and head out lol
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  10.  @jpcodnia9133  that's not accurate, the Spanish threw out the British colony but gave it back a year later under treaty 1771. The Argentines, which there weren't many of as they only took a few gauchos the rest were Indian and black workers, went over with permission from the British consulate in Buenos aires, vernet, for a new business adventure, he exceeded his powers and was dealt with by the Americans, he'd apparently confiscated an American wailing ship and taken it back to Buenos aires. The British settled the problem by having a permanent administration there in 1833. Its was never argentine, it was never inherited from Spain as under international a third country has no such rights. In any case Spain only recognised argentinas independence in 1863 the same year it recognised the falklands were british The Argentines have no real claim over anything but their greed. They stole territories from Chile and want these islands too. But legally they haven't rights and they know it, yet they still keep emotionally blackmailing third world countries in the UN for support claiming colonialism. But in reality, the falklands have no native people and are therefore owned by those who worked the land first. The intolerant ones are Argentina in all of this.
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  11. ​ @artstep9661 is that why you speak it?
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  12. Only till the 80th minute . Never in it ? Get real
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  13. Every nation in the world traded in slaves since the beginning of time, its not just unique to the British empire
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  14.  @franciscomartinez2575  they didn't, vernet was thrown out by the Americans, and accused him of piracy. The British went after to sort things out, they never threw anyone out, all were able to stay under British rule if they wanted to. Apart from the murderous gauchos of course which were a thorn un vernet side anyway. There was always a whaling station there anyway, and when they left it was on demand to intervene in other foreign affairs as the Crown dictated
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  15. ​ @bitTorrenter exactly
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  16. How honest are you about yours? How honest is anyone? Does your education system contain your involvement in those atrocities?
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  17. ​ @Jezza-m5k he means he is old or an albino
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  18. ​ @mrjasondylan  don't bite mate, great things have come from Liverpool
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  19. ​ @762kak  what no Scouse flag?
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  20. Cant wait for that fight, but I think youre wrong, in any case we will soon see!!!!
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  21.  @kmoses2814  not really, only in the 17th and 18th centuries because that's what the market was, West Africa.. British and Irish tribes kidnapped each other and made slaves regardless of colour. You just want to believe there's a racist trait there but that's. circunstancial. In your book Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, French were different????
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  22.  @franciscomartinez2575  where in the nootka convention does it mention the falklands??? It says adjacent islands, not islands 600 km from the continent. Spain did not recognise Argentinian independence till 1863, the same date Spain recognised British sovereignty over the falklands finally. 1771 Spain recognises the British right to remain in the island after stealing it by force a year earlier. Your research is very weak. Vernet went there with permission from the British consulate in Buenos aires look it up
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  23. Slaves have been around since the beginning of time, making a few scapegoats of a business that's as old as prostitution is a guilt trip most of us had no part in. We might have been slaves ourselves. We could go back in history and make every nation under the sun guilty of taking part in the slave trade. And given the current mood prevalent in the Uk thanks to the death of a black american guy at the hands of a dodgy cop, I find the vandalising of statues ridiculous.
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  24. Classy manager ,well spoken. The last penalty the guy in the ruck went to ground therefore hes out of the game and interfering with play.The ball was there for the jackal to be picked up ,first man in and remaining on his feet . Learn the laws before you cry about refs😮
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  25.  Bainsworth  France helped the colonials to suit its own purpose as per usual. The conflict was a global one not an American issue, and they lost. There was no freedom cause there, itself an absolutist monarchy. Interests as always
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  26.  @guillermohoffmann8417  you don't have to answer a dick head like that mate, it's not worth the bother. Te mando un saludo y mis respetos
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  27. What a ridiculous comment
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  28.  @Thought_Processing_  what the us navy gonna do against four of its alies? The last thing the us needs is to lose its mates
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  29.  @basedkaiser5352  what an idiotic comment youve just made, think about what you say. Dunkirk enabled the war to go on and was eventually won, brave men dont run if they have the weapons or capability to fight with, it was a cock up from both governments they werent prepared, although the french did ignore the intelligence offered that eventually encircled them. Show some fucking respect, a lot of people died for a common cause
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  30.  @xWHITExEAGLEx  Scotland can't join the eu you plonk it has neither the resources nor will other countries allow it to
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  31. They weren't Spanish, they were tribes that had migrated there mainly because of the climate change that made northern Spain a refuge . Mixing concepts
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  32. Sbs
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  33. Talking in the past, if you put the doc in context you fool
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  34.  @abellseaman4114  what are you talking about???? I'm talking before it even got to that stage, What encircled the British and French troops was the French general ignoring its own intelligence on mechanised units entering France through the ardennes. It Was believed to be well secured but France sent to Belgium many troops to support the front line. The germans entered France and quickly surrounded the British and French troops by driving its advance towards the coast. Their offensive attack was blindingly fast, sickle cut was its name, the German troops were on meta amphetamine and were able to move night and day without any rest with little opposition to their mechanised divisions, panthers. It could've been avoided had they listened to the intelligence forwarded from air reconnaissance, but they simply didn't believe it. It was said to go as far back as Berlin, maybe a slightly exaggerated, but nonetheless had they listened they could've sent British and French bombers and stopped it in its tracks. It was a wasted opportunity that cost Europe greatly. That German operation basically conquered France and the low countries without much opposition thereafter. The French just didn't believe they'd attack through the ardennes with tanks and it was lightly defended. Probably the biggest cock up of the second World War. Germany were not in it for the long haul they didn't have the logistics or provisions for it, hence their tactics were what they were. Fast and deadly.
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  35. @David Teddyson you really are short sighted, class hasn't an age, plenty of kids played international in league and that was always a faster tougher game, why not in Union? Who dares wins as they say. Its a shite tour in shit times why not give the lad a go, saffas aren't that tough I'm sure he can dodge them. It's pointless playing shit rugby as both have let's liven it up a bit
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  36.  @davepx1  even today every place in england has a different culture regardless of who conquered or ruled at the time . Theres no such thing as one celtic or pre-celtic culture or people either . We know england is a mix and most of that mix, in dna terms, is either pre celtic or brythonic even if we dont play the bagpipes or lost some of our original languages and customs. Its still there regardless
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  37.  @stevenspilly  that's true yep a lot of ships were hit but the bombs didn't go off, they didn't have time to charge up as they flew in so low and were set so they could fly off without being damaged by the blaat of the explosion. Very brave pilots by all accounts
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  38.  @stevenspilly  you have a fixation with the US don't you?
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  39.  @stevenspilly  let's see you fool, Germany did not have the production to invade britain, they had less planes to start of with and their navy wasn't comparable. Their equipment was not as hot as people make out, their tanks had huge problems with their gearbox and broke down frequently, plus they had considerable less than the allies, and their weapons seriously over heated needing more man power to make a machine gun fire for example. and let's not mention their lack of mobility unlike a totally mechanised British army. This was best seen in Russia as they marched everywhere and paid the price for it. Therefore, The brits survived the war alone before the yanks even thought about entering it and when they did there was a twofold reason, the Japanese attack and the propaganda job the brits did on them. Yep they supplied the UK, yes they left us to it till they knew they'd be bigger economically afterwards than the empire. But morally they had to enter and let's face it they're the same people, as are aussies, new Zealanders, Canadians etc much to your dislike. Have you heard of staying alive to fight another day? Well that's precisely Dunkirk for you. To win a war you have to sometimes lose a few battles. Now instead of hating why dont you read up on historical facts an educate yourself out of that bitterness you're suffering from. BTW Russia and Britain were allies in the 2ww
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  40.  @guillermohoffmann8417  well if they get the same treatment as the Argentinian people they'd have been in trouble seen as that regime killed hell of a lot of them
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  41.  @scintillam_dei  lies? Spains writers of the siglo de oro wrote your first travels and they left out many facts, the fact is you deny things that are easy to,prove, just follow some common sense and youll find you werent as nice as you think you were. Every imperialist killed, enslaved and did what they had to do to get power and riches, andvspain isnt an exception. The first writer of la leyenda negra was bartolomé de las casas,neither dutch nor english,just remember that
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  42.  leonardimas1  you're a fool, the first people realising an empire wasn't sustainable were the British that's why they moved onto finance and they're not too bad at it are they? You should know if youre Swiss about dodgy dealings and how profitable they are.
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  43. Chip on shoulder never goes does it
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  44. ​ @jackieblue1267 you're basing your study on countries ,there werent any , speak of peoples and their early geographic origin . To say England had french and German DNA is misleading, they were migrants to those territories
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  45.  @xsamrx4718  the celts didnt call themselves celts , thats a greek term ,which is what ive told you ,keltoi. And its a reference to a foreigner . In any case the term was popularised at a much later date . The romans used celtae . We dont actually know what they called themselves ,i imagine as they were varied tribes of people ,each would call itself by its own language ,which were different from one another . A gael would not understand a pict nor a cymri ,nor a breton . These migrating tribes would at the same time mingle with pre celtic people in whatever geographic territory they settled in. The celtic culture youre suggesting are the hallstatt people from central europe spreading westwards and are the supposed precusors . However ,these in turn have influences from other indo european cultures and their migrations from the euroasian steppe . Its a complex development of local cultures influenced by earlier migrations and interactions. So they werent one people by any stretch of the imagination. You may well say we come from africa ,but the cradle of civilization is the mesopotamian territory from where many of the early migrations into europe stem from . Agriculture started there and was exported to europe with such migrations aiding the development , growth and evolution of new cultures .
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  46. ​ @rns7426  Scottish are British btw
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  47. His men worshipped him and theyre the best judges dont you think???
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  48.  @rayhankhan8992  every imperialist power had slave labour, more slaves went south, than north and they still ended less powerful
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  49.  @mahoganyvibezhigher8298  its no good fabricating money if you can't back it up, it's losing value as we speak
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  50. Worse thing Leeds rl ever did, what a great player he turned out to be. Hunslet Parkside was a phenomenal breeding ground for rugby league players, I was lucky to play against them and beat them the odd time, but nevertheless a great crop of players. Leeds lad makes us proud because we know where and what he comes from and the boy did good
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  51.  @tizianodiaz7964  no son vuestras, nunca lo fueron
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  52. A side show that stopped the Germans getting to the middle eastern oil fields. The russians stopped them too from getting oil, as did the RN, this is what made the difference.
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  53. never believed England had a world cup winning side from the start and those who did were only fooling themselves
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  54.  @xarlinavegante9839  creo que ese es un problema español, no se le da mucha importancia a chorradas de hace 500 años como lo haces tu
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  55.  @gustavomorasanz5116  no creo que haya habido tantas. Creo que te comieron la cabeza. España no ha sido el gran enemigo británico, eso se lo lleva Alemania y Francia dependiendo del momento.
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  56.  @nosirve9458  no iba a ti, me he equivocado lo siento , iba al que habla de alcohol, usando su misma lógica ilógica
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  57. Roman Parisian the celts were migrants fron the Iraq and Iran area originally,they invaded europe before the romans and germanic tribes. So they arent french nor basque they just occupied most of Europe on their migrations
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  58.  @topotamadre4363  during the ice age mostly people looked for safety around the basque country, pyrinees etc, Galicia is Spain and most celts around there migrated from elsewhere too. The Atlantic coast was a migration route for most British and Irish inhabitants so there's bound to be some dna similarities.
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  59.  Álvaro de Bazán  Galicians are a very strange lot
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  60.  @benatiturburua6286  hay maneras de luchar
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  61.  @julen9438  sigue habiendo maneras de luchar
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  62.  @laviothmartel9813  vikings before those two, so whats your point?
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  63.  @sion-dafyddlocke9913  imperial and white nationalist? You obviously know very little of the countries involved, youre far more racist than we are or have been for the last 200 years. More strategic? Theyre your main allies you fool, you havent been to war without us yet
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  64.  @sion-dafyddlocke9913  you don't have to preach me anything the empire is in your head nobody thinks, at least British people in the street that they are, they never really got any rewards from it like the establishment did. I'm not proving your point at all I'm disagreeing with you as you have no experience of those countries. As far as the strategic nonsense, they're allies that won't change because its convenient for all. Whether now or before they are and that's the fact
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  65.  @sion-dafyddlocke9913  parroting you??? Lol its you that's talking about strategy. Nato without the UK or the US is not much. Its only an economic treaty that's in discussion not the balance of power. Seen as China is buying your debt and everybody else's, its them that's the threat on control not the ones you call the white power countries lol. Have you been to these countries? Their society are a mix and they live peacefully without the paranoias you seem to have.
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  66.  @laviothmartel9813  nobody is anything without economic treaties you dumb ass. Nobody likes each other in Europe anyway so what's new? But the French and Germans are probably disliked the most due to their attempts at conquering Europe. Britain has had very little to do with Europe in its history, its always been a source of conflict. They're looking to trade as always, like everybody else. And what's that about an anglonation??? Lol. British aren't ánglos, British are Britons and have traded all over the world since its creation and like it or not if it wasn't for them you wouldn't be living the life you live. And your ignorance and hate are best left at home or it'll eat you up.
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  67.  Metallus Zorax  how many are we talking about in those 1,4 billion? Shall we talk about the other 99%? There's more than a billion people living under poverty levels,. What system are they using to do that with? Market economy is it? Is that not an ánglo, as you put it, concept? How are their human rights going? And their censorship on everything related to the state? Or their will to choose who governs them? Shall we ask what the average or minimum wage is and how many hours pw they put in? Or their labour rights and hygiene standards?. Chinese copy many things and many of those things are ánglo, as you put it, except the fact they're a totalitarian state that control most things in their life, you can keep it.
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  68.  Metallus Zorax  I'm not whining that I know of, I wouldn't live nor work under such conditions. I'm pointing out facts, you little cheguevara lol. I see a lot of Michael Hudson rhetoric in your arguments but Michael wouldn't deny what occurs in China is a sad state of affairs. Exploiting your population to create a state run economy will one day turn on itself. No system is perfect but there are standards that should be met
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  69. Tu también,toma tu deuda del 120% del pib
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  70. Están hablando de tácticas en bosques, no de defender gran Bretaña y ya que los dos tienen bosques les viene bien o que, bocazas. Hasta para aprender sois chulos
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  71.  @fernandogarcia-wq1qm  pues parece ser que no
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  72. ​​ @19piolin82 tienes una lista bien grande de derrotas, la guerra de los 9 años ,de los 80 años, 29 batallas en esa guerra sólo , la habana,jamaica, filipinas ,cuádruple alianza, asedios de Gibraltar , guerras napoleónicas etc etc madura un poco y aprende . Creo que no tienes ni idea de lo que dicen verdad ?
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  73.  @croseycompsrugby902  not sure saffers would like that
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  74. Las guerrillas existen desde miles de años antes de cristo, el nombre sólo se hizo popular el las guerras napoleónicaa y porque Wellington le dio la propaganda e internacionalizo
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  75.  @larrymccoy5394  well search deeper cos Ive found numerous mentions of guerrilla warfare during the Chinese dynasties and other. It's been around since time began
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  76.  @HenryRobin89  exactly, playing the psicological game me thinks
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  77.  @JJaqn05  the English are very varied as are the celts,but yep the English have a heavy celtic dna content as is obvious thanks to its history. The Welsh are Brythonic celts, as were most of the scots and english. Invasions from the gaels changed the nature of Scotland, as did other invasions in britain.but elite warrior groups do not take over dna only power.
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  78.  @fearmorpiercemacmaghnais7186  youre gaelic celts, britain is Brythonic celt, you dont seem to understand celts are a variety of people that lkved all over Europe.
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  79.  @carlosgallego7627  eso te pasa por escuchar a un resentido ignorante, no hay ningún comentario despectivo. Es una colaboración entre ejércitos sin más,lo que pasa es que como aquí se tiene tanta anglofobia adoctrinada pasa lo que pasa.
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  80. You could play touch and pass and get injured???
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  81. Propaganda , no proof of anything . How woukd they even know these individuals ????
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  82. That's no moral claim,Argentines are colonisers and hipocrits,the Falklands were never theirs to begin with. If they had any sort of case they'd have taken Britain to court ,they have no legal claim
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  83.  @huwzebediahthomas9193  and bummed a sa drag queen?
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  84.  @huwzebediahthomas9193  is that shit saffa humour?? Couldn't smell it till it was upon me
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  85. History goes back further than 1833, Britain had a colony there well before that date. The Spaniards invaded that colony and took control. Britain complained and was handed it's colony back a year later, thus gaining the right of sovereignty from Spain. Spain never recognised argentinian independence till 1853 so there was no inheritance to speak about. By then it was fully British.
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  86. I wonder, only thick bastards would say something like that.
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  87. ​ @GuerillaTVChannel Germanic not german
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  88.  @davepx1  brythonic was spoken in many places till the 11th century and i dont mean in the obvious fringe territories
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  89.  @oakashthorn5714  ive got news for you they stopped existing centuries ago
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  90.  @philluckwell617  nul point?
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  91.  @neuralwarp  and your point is?
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  92.  @IvanSamuelll  why? Aren't blacks proud to be black? Aren't latinos proud to be Latino?
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  93.  Farhad Dizeyi  you obviously know very little of its history to make such a claim
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  94.  @walterseaman2556  what's this nato shite??? The brits went by themselves and received help from chile as they were under threat from Argentina anyway. The rest is bollocks, and if you're talking about sidewinder sales they'd been ordered well before the conflict.
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  95.  @stevenspilly  you're a prick mate and your fast forward history of war lacks some detail, but that'll be your ignorance talking
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  96.  @MegaPortenio  anda flipau, quien coño lo empezó??
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  97.  @MegaPortenio  que tono es ese mamón? Obviamente no tienes ningún conocimiento histórico de la situación o me vas a venir con el cuento de su cercanía, su herencia de España o la colonia de vernet???
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  98.  @MegaPortenio  where do you get that they belong to tierra del fuego??
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  99.  @MegaPortenio  me parece que eres tu el que no escucha, las naciones unidas considera el derecho de los pueblos a la autodeterminacion y habiendo varios ejemplos de esto como jurisprudencia, Argentina tiene poco que hacer. Mientras los kelpers quieran ser britanicos así permanecerá.y cuando quieras vemos quien miente sobre las falklands ni tenéis derecho de herencia de España ya que el reino unido tenía colonia allí, mura el tratado de Toledo. Ni vernet tenía permiso de reclamar nada ya que fue allí con el permiso británico. Son fabulas argentinas que no convencen a nadie más que al argentino medio de intelecto reducido
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  100.  @MegaPortenio  they weren't expelled only the military you took over the rest were invited to stay, some did. And vernet had no right to start anything more than a business venture there. You tried taking it over expelling and controlling US wailers, that's why the brits took over again with a permanent base there, we solved the problem you idiot.
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  101.  leonardimas1  the argies had more soldiers there than the brits you idiot.
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  102.  @walterseaman2556  the sidewinder was a sale in place before the conflict you dick, and ascensión Island is British not American, its rented out yo them but still British. The Argentinians weapons were mostly American, French or British. I think its you that knows very little. The brits bought all the exercet missiles on the black market and stopped the argies getting hold of them all by themselves mate, that's war, its not only fought by air, sea and land its fought with intelligence. They didn't start it but they finished it and that's all there is to it plonker
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  103.  @MegaPortenio  no si quieres te creemos a ti un país dictatorial que mato a su propia gente. No vengas aquí con tu moralidad hipócrita que Argentina es un país de colonos que robaron la tierra a los nativos. Y si cambiaron al mundo financiero es su problema, no os quejabais cuando fue vuestro mayor inversor en los 1800s. Sois mentirosos por naturaleza y la comida de tarro que se is hizo con peron ya os volvió del todo irracionales. Tu prensa no hizo más que mentir al pueblo durante el conflicto y lo sigue haciendo para distraernos de lo que realmente importa. Las naciones unidas apoyarán a aquellos que busquen la autodeterminación y como hay varios ejemplos de jurisprudencia, el futuro de las falklands pasa por las manos de los kelpers, y a vosotros no os quieren a ver si te das cuenta ya de una puta vez amargado. Y como sospechaba no tienes nada que argumentar porque no sabes nada de nada
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  104.  @scintillam_dei  blas de Lezo hid in a fortress and waited for the rains, disease killed that particular battle nevertheless a loss Is a loss. The previous cartagena de Indians battle was won by drake, so it was well reinforced, with a harbour which wasnt deep enough for ships to anchor, therefore it proved a logistical nightmare for the few that were healthy. The armada was a rushed job after the English attacked Spanish ports, the main idea was a landing not a sea battle. The invasion was defended against and Spain lost. History is full of losses
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  105.  @scintillam_dei  you should Inform yourself on who carried out the genocides in North America, because it wasn't the British
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  106.  @scintillam_dei  the main genocides were carried out by the American expansion west and their many colonial inmigrants. The British had treaties with them and respected their land. In the war of independence 5 of the 7 tribes in the 13 colonies fought with the British. I'm fact the war in 1812 was also about protecting their lands as well as avoiding an invasion of Canada. Read up before you start criticising
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  107.  @scintillam_dei  I think youre not well. Spain did wipe out huge percentages of natives with disease and slave labour, they also regenerated the population with slaves. The racial mixing in South america has much influence from the slaves brought there. Not all natives were wiped out, there many more in central and south America than in the North but a large percentage was lost during imperialism. The Crown had many laws in place to protect the natives in America, Australia and New Zealand the colonials were another matter. You need yo read up before you talk nonsense. Coming from Honduras I can see why you're so bitter
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  108.  @scintillam_dei  you're not Spanish you're from Honduras aren't you? By the way British don't depict Spain as anything, the chip on their shoulders is all theirs. The past is the past
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  109.  @scintillam_dei  you're definitely not well, good bye weirdo
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  110.  @scintillam_dei  they killed through battles and slavery, tortured the unconverted, and spread the disease unknowingly or otherwise, the fact is many more millions died in the South than the North.
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  111.  @scintillam_dei  tu naciste tonto que tiene que ver la nacionalidad con la raza??? Desde luego que no te aclaras y solo buscas enfrentamiento, dale el coñazo a otro anda que la vida es muy corta. Estas tan equivocado que tu resentimiento o complejo te trastorna
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  112.  @scintillam_dei  se te va la olla, deja la hierba
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  113.  @scintillam_dei  gullible??? At 53? Nah it's experience and knowledge or you think I haven't read the crap you're talking about before?
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  114.  @scintillam_dei  you are not very receptive to what is said, I've maintained that imperial power all did evil things by today's standards but life was like that, its you that thinks you're a cut above morally to others and that's not the case. I was brought up. In Spain, studied their history to uni level, it's a hobby of mine and I can assure you I've never read a British book talking about the leyenda negra as something that at the time wasn't common practice, nevertheless they did torture, kill, force convertions and trade in slaves. Spain's problem was the Catholic Church and the power they had over them. Maybe a joint venture but it was them that destroyed their empire and submitted them to become obsolete as far as modernisation. They were left behind after utrecht and never recovered
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  115.  @scintillam_dei  some other time I'm expecting a Spanish lady, Tara. What question would that be??? You seem to ramble on without much logic
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  116.  @scintillam_dei  you've checked mate me??? Lol you've said nothing of content, you have a puzzling way of thinking. I know your culture better than you if you consider yourself Spanish, you're no contest
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  117. Hostia que bobadas dices, mejor estas callado anda
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  118.  @fernandoguill7279  opiniones? Son hechos lo que cuenta y tu sabrás más de dictadores que yo. Que insulto es ese? Que tu hables de otros soldados sin saber me parece bastante más maleducado que yo opinando sobre tus estupices. Desde cuando vas tu a comparar el ejercíto britanico, francés y americano con el español?? cuando hayas estado en tantos conflictos y demostrado tu valía hablas, hasta entonces estarás mejor callado. Menos mal que vuestros militares no son tan ignorantes como tú. Vuestro problema es que nacisteis adoctrinados pensando en esa superioridad momentaria en la historia como si fuera eterna. Cuando tengas la misma profesionalidad que otros puedes empezar a medir pollas si te hace sentir mejor. Y haber si rindes homenaje, o das el respeto que merecen por lo menos, a aquellos que te salvaron de ser un nazi, y que te permiten vivir así y decir lo que te viene a la cabeza. Y a ver so tonto, había infantes de marina mucho antes de que tu las crearás en tu cabeza, todo aquel que iba en barco, luchaba en mar y tierra era uno. Romanos, vikingos, etc esta todo inventado ya Mr original
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  119.  leonardimas1  you should read more history and not spout ignorance out like that
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  120.  leonardimas1  I doubt that, Britain had a superior airforce and navy and that's why the nazis couldn't invade. Also check the poor production of German industry if want yo know why they lost in the end. You talk crap
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  121.  @johnpatrick5307  theres me thinking it was the greeks and romans
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  122.  @brucecollins641  there were pre celtic people living in scotland well before any gallic
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  123.  @andrewkavanaugh6951  have you read it ? 10 to 40% anglosaxon ,thats hardly superior to brythonic dna
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  124.  @andrewkavanaugh6951  your study basically differs by 10 % and discounting the north and west ??? So basically its regional and youre talking south and east???
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  125.  @jackieblue1267  in the south and rast apparently ,he forgot west and north
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  126.  @nicktecky55  victorian england was alll about pushing the anglo saxon movement ,not celtic
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  127.  @Halbared  people dont usually refer to that climate change much,but it certainly had its effect on europe . Famines made land available without the need for conquest . Good point
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  128.  @Thought_Processing_  no it hasn't, I live in the EU.
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  129.  @Thought_Processing_  no it doesn't, the EU hasn't the laissez faire attitude the brits have and are much more regulatory in its intervention in the economy. plus everybody in Europe is different from one another in any case. The south and Eastern countries are second class citizens compared to central Europe. They owe so much money they're losing control of their laws and will become puppets. I wasn't in favour of brexit but seeing the EU from the inside I think its a better option to look for your own destiny. Its becoming a mess and people's standards of living are going down. I'm not hopeful for the EU
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  130.  @ezeee595  the city is beyond the EU, the city enjoy its own rules and Europe isnt open to those
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  131.  @auctor11  nationality dagestan??? Something doesnt quite add, if hes from Russia he has Russian nationality. Who gives a fuck where his from
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  132.  @constuctivecritisism8393  that would be good in your case so you cant spread your fucking nonsense past your border
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  133. ​ @davethorstry6700  no they don't, Brits laugh it off
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  134. 😢Utter crap , they enslaved and had the biggest slave centre in Europe once upon a time. Irish historians have for along time argued against and dismissed this nonsense.
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  135. It was about catholicism, not so much one or the other youve mentioned.the armada was sent with the popes blessing. Privateering was already being carried out by france and holland well before drake and Spain was the vaticans right hand man. The up risings in holland might have,been a minor reason which they sorted in post war treaties, the fact was to defeat protestantism and for the dutch and english to get away from Catholic dominance. In those centuries wars wer mainly religious. But they were all influential
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  136.  @HuesingProductions  I think you've got the date wrong if you're talking about the counterarmada. And if so that wasn't their intention, they simply wanted to sink it to gain power over the seas
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  137.  @HuesingProductions  englands intention was never to invade Spain, all England wanted was to trade and knocking out spains fleet wouldve made it easier. Drake went too far, was unlucky as he couldnt attack because of the weather in various ports,l it was a defeat but spains never again tried to invade England and left it alone to its protestantism. Catholicism from then on lost a lot of ground all around europe,and a eventually lost its power to other imperialists.
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  138.  @Trolasso_Gazpachero  I Iive in Spain with the Spaniards, I've lived in Catalunya with catalanes, I've lived with basques in the basque country and I've lived in Madrid and navarra with more Spaniards. My knowledge is wide and varied. My daughter is Spanish and my partner too, I'm basically as Spanish as anybody here in appearance, but I'm from Yorkshire, Leeds in my blood and that is too strong a tie to give up, however I like to think I'm objective and can back up all I have to say
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  139. The dates he's managing are pre Celtic
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  140.  @pemacal57  id say around 2500 bc ,but around that .
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  141. Isn't the height a mitigation ? The side of his arm isn't an elbow nor a shoulder isn't that mitigation ,as the force and intent are questionable? In any case it's been knocked down to a yellow by world rugby so are you disagreeing with this decision?
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  142. Don't get the Brits wrong , we're prouder of our soldiers than any government we've ever had ,at any time in history. The gov isn't the people
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  143. Hes gone bankrupt 6 times , do the US need him doing business for them ??
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  144. Is that why he went south and murdered kids, women and priests?
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  145. @Bill Toisacj and so did Wallace on his travels down to Yorkshire and I didn't murder anyone you plonk. You see your heroes are murderers too
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  146.  @lyndsaycrawford  exactly so who started first? As I recall it was the picts and gaels coming down south and across the sea to pillage and kill. Two wrongs don't make a right and braveheart is not accurate BTW lol
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  147. He was the peoples choice at 7, and eventually they gave in
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  148. They don't print, they type nowadays
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  149. ​@lemdixon01 the empire came after privateering
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  150.  @tizianodiaz7964  propaganda Argentina jjj que cortos sois, perdisteis superalo
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  151.  @tizianodiaz7964  otro mito del invencible, seguís con las mentiras
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  152.  @tizianodiaz7964  tu presidente es un corrupto como lo fueron anteriores. Dedicaros a robarle a Chile que lo hacéis muy bien
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  153.  @xWHITExEAGLEx  and theres no law saying you can have another referendum every time you lose is there?
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  154. ​ @fierceperedur brythonic ,they werent welsh in roman times
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  155. Stop brainwashing people with lies ,and stop deleting the proof against this nonsense.
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  156.  @Bullet-Tooth-Tony-  a sideshow that unabled the germans to win the war well before the yanks dropped in.
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  157. It has a legion, its not quite as foreign as the french one,there are limits to recruitment. And it functions as part of spains army not like the mercenary type or frances political tool legion. My step brother was a caballero legionario paracaidista. The regulares are the more indigenous foreign troop in Spain.
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  158. im a brit living in eu I wish ud fuck off now too ur becoming a huge pain in the back side u blame all ur problems on the eu like a bunch of whinging pommes, just fuck off and go see if that solves ur iimmigration problems with the rest of the commonwealth and with ur tongue up Trumps arse
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  159. Ha hablado el más tonto de la clase
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  160.  @mmcc4466  ven a verme anda y verás que retirada hago
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  161.  @mmcc4466  c, valle Salazar 6, 1 izq tudela Navarra. Ven que tengo ganas de conocerte
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  162.  @mmcc4466  ven ven valiente, aquí estoy para cuando quieras, y trae un amigo por si las moscas.
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  163. Se llevaban boinas bien antes de eso. En Escocia mismo, miralo
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  164.  @brancoeazulesetecrucesmais9094  las boinas de uso militar son muy anteriores a la creación de los boinas verdes españoles o americanos, el estilo al que te refieres ta sr llevo antes de la primera guerra mundial en el siglo xix
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  165. I just dont think the team is up to it regardless of Lancaster, the pack was stuffed against France twice, if that doesnt tell you something nothing will
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  166. yep should be like rugby league scoring although you may find it encourages more penalties been given away. Its a strange game rugby union
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  167.  @albertoj.tomates2553  Gibraltar es una cesión so tonto
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  168.  @nosirve9458  no hay botellones, petas y farlopa en España?
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  169.  @garciavelert  creo que el odio viene más del otro lado. No creo que se molesten mucho en odiar. Pero tu sigue así de amargado que irás bien por la vida
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  170.  @garciavelert  es una cesión, que quieres otro pueblo pesquero en el paro por allí abajo?
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  171.  @garciavelert  no tantos como aquí por?
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  172.  @garciavelert  fijate tu que pensaba yo que los que se creían superiores a todos eran los españoles. Y que con tantas victorias como las contáis el imperio fue superado por otros en el siglo xviii. Pero bueno ese complejo es vuestro y ahí se queda. Y eso de anglo??? Los británicos son britanos, no anglos por cierto, lleváis siglos con el mismo error. Que hables de desunión tu jjjjjj visca y gora España jjjj
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  173. Its not quite that simple, there were others there before britain. Spain and france. They cling to the spanish colonisation of it before we did, or so they say, and there is proof they were there before. As a spanish colony they inherited it after their indepence around the early 1800s, the British were only on one island when they were there and Spain had claimed it all as theirs, , so they say, before that date, they also had it registerd in the 1500s before anyone else. In any case they claim Argentinians lived there before the brits came back to reclaim it around 1830s.
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  174.  @juanignaciohubert3614  Thats not strictly true, río de plata didnt inherit the falklands from spain , they had some islands in their territory but not those.. And that is registered
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  175. Thoroughly Bemused basques arent celts, the celts migrated fron mesopotamia and invaded europe completely
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  176.  @daniel-ub4oj  si tu fueses boina verde sabrías que de todos se aprende, tu tienes de soldado lo que el coletas de estilo.
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  177.  @manuelinfante6492  tu eres tonto chaval
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  178.  @daniel-ub4oj  a ti habría que borrarte jjjj tu un boina verde jjjjjj no tienes el cerebro ni como para llegar a pistolo
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  179.  @daniel-ub4oj  bla bla bla un niñato de 53 años que os tiene hasta los cojones de lo buenos que sois y lo malos que son otros, pesados, a ver si aprendéis humildad.
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  180.  @daniel-ub4oj  zzzzzzz pero que coño has hecho tu para compararte a nadie. Tu mismo faltas al respeto a los militares españoles. Humildad, que tus cuerpos no tienen ni la experiencia ni el nivel de trabajo como para darte las de nada. Y si eres de mi quinta no erais ni profesionales por entonces
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  181.  @daniel-ub4oj  mi hermano fue caballero legionario paracaidista y el si estuvo de maniobras con gabachos y británicos,de hecho me regalo la boina roja gabacha , el emblema se lo quedo,y el si aprendio de ellos, tu como eres superman y naciste aprendido. Cuéntale tus bolas a otro anda, lo,primero un boina verde no sería tan chulo ni tan bocazas, y después estaría dispuesto a aprender de tropas con más experiencia. Es lo que hacen cuerpos especiales. Y aprende a escribir, nuestra seguridad en tus manos jjjj madre de dios no quiero ni pensarlo
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  182.  @fredericopessanha6569  celtic is a Greek word to start of with
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  183.  Álvaro de Bazán  so is the rest of Europe alvarito
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  184.  @johnkelly1787  you don't look anything like the basques, not now anyway
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  185. What a complete tosser
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  186.  @H50-c7v  los britanicos parecidos a los americanos? No les llegan ni a los tobillos. No hay maniobra que ganen los americanos, no tienen el mismo entrenamiento. Y la gabachos no es que tengan mucha reputación, su legión es extranjera eso lo dice todo
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  187.  @marekck España cuantas ha ganado en los últimos 150 años?
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  188.  Metallus Zorax  nice, I cant wait to live on low wages slave labour. Itll be great. Those anglos has given the world a standard of living never before seen in the world btw however many wrongs it was better than before was it not?
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  189.  @bowe3west254  dont forget the french chopped a lot of heads too
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  190.  @nobrang5146  how old are you?
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  191.  Metallus Zorax  we'll rely on local news shall we? In that case, coronovirus didnt kill many in China and wasnt kept secret and censored?? Theres millions of Chinese around the world im sure theyve got something to say
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  192.  Metallus Zorax  youre silly have you not spoken to Chinese and Russian people living in your country?would they go back?
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  193.  @bowe3west254  well thats not strictly true, democratic countries are run by whos behind their politicians. Its very limited as economic power overtakes social power,its an ilusión in reality, you get rid of one government the next one will come in with the same backers and their interests.
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  194.  @laviothmartel9813  the french and spanish fucked up a lot more than the brits, whatever history you read
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  195.  @laviothmartel9813  at your ignorance
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  196.  @laviothmartel9813  at your ignorance
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  197.  @laviothmartel9813  entire tribes??? More damage was done by Americans and European colonizers after the independence war than any other empire that had a foothold in North America
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  198.  @bowe3west254  I don't know where he's from but he's a little cheguevara lol
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  199.  @sion-dafyddlocke9913  you're mad lol y'all mad hahaha
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  200.  @phillip_iv_planetking6354  not quite the same damage or numbers
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  201.  @JoseFrancisco-yp2hv  peor todavía jjjj
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  202. Let every county be independent and stop flogging houses to tourists . Its hardly England's fault ,look to westminster not to the rest of the struggling country
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  203. Algeria is a Russian ally
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  204. Me parece a mi que un poco tonto ya eres
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  205.  @igorbs25  todos los profesionales aprenden so memo, todos aprenden los unos de los otros. Me parece que el soberbio eres tu
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  206. Everyone needs friends in this life , do you want to be all alone??? Arrogance never pays
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  207. Oldest democracy in the world ??? Where do you get that from ?
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  208. You believe anything youre told
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  209.  @josephchiyembo  the problem is yours by the looks
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  210. Think
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  211. @mamacojackson9019  there's 29 battles in the 80 year war alone, there's a few more victories than those
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  212.  @Detetive00000  Raleigh
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  213. @mamacojackson9019  no they didnt mate and they won the most important too , and in the end the spanish empire crumbled . Don't forget the peninsular war where we had to bail Spain out,or even conquering your own land ,Gibraltar. To add to that the 9 year war ,the 80 year war ,the quadruple alliance, napoleonic wars ,jamaica, menorca twice , philipines,la habana ,portuguese independence etc etc
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  214. @mamacojackson9019  slightly irrelevant ,every empire has got shorter as time has past. What you seem to forget is in that period Spain was the super power but still couldnt defeat england or the british . Youre not saying anything New when you say everyone went against Spain, Spain persisted with an empire relying on state and church ,others were economic empires with companies doing the running. Spain's way was becoming obsolete in a changing world and it failed to adapt . Britain lost its empire because it fought for causes ,which weren't always theirs . The two world wars and its fight against slavery took its toll and its empire ,the way it stood ,wasn't feasible anymore anyway .however it changed into a financial empire which kept it alive for a while longer .Spain died in the xix century and never found a way back .As its customary ,empires never last ,they ascend then fade away. There's a documentary on the second british empire, its called the spiders Web ,it explains how Britain turned an unviable territorial empire into a financial one .Worth a watch https://youtu.be/cmQK1n-iBFY?si=JlrOEBb2e_Sdz-ZE
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  215. @mamacojackson9019  https://youtu.be/cmQK1n-iBFY?si=JlrOEBb2e_Sdz-ZE this explains how Britain turned its territorial empire into finance and stayed alive. Spain didn't and couldn't make the change necessary to keep going ,it was finished by the xix century . State and church were a thing of tge past
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  216. @mamacojackson9019  they weren't worth it , Britain dominated argentinas sea ,and its infrastructures and finance . Same with ireland , and it kept the north in a negotiated deal with Eire . Who needed Afghanistan??? It had India, and pakistan. In any case it had too much in its hands ,it wasn't sustainable, so it changed to finance
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  217. @mamacojackson9019  life expectancy hahaha what with 120% debt and sanchismo? I live in Spain mate , and its not going that well who are you trying to kid? No te lo crees ni tu, veo que hay alguien borrando mis respuesta jjj censura sin duda. No pierdo más tiempo contingo
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  218. @mamacojackson9019  second british empire ,the spiders Webb, watch it and learn
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  219.  @Detetive00000  https://youtu.be/cmQK1n-iBFY?si=4_haYQlqBYD_17Fs
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  220. @mamacojackson9019  well the spanish empire never defeated england so the lame fly bit is amusing lol
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  221. @mamacojackson9019  france was a spanish allied it was not a threat to argentina . Britain had argentina surrounded and in the end it became a financial colony,it built its infrastructure and dominated its finance, basically it became Britain's in the xix century
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  222.  @Detetive00000  lo comprendo bastante mejor que tu, ya que lo llevo estudiando 50 años o más y viviendo aqui 35 años . No me cuentas nada y careces de mucha información al respecto ,adios
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  223.  @Detetive00000  https://youtu.be/cmQK1n-iBFY?si=4_haYQlqBYD_17Fs
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  224.  @Detetive00000  a ver si estudias más https://youtu.be/cmQK1n-iBFY?si=4_haYQlqBYD_17Fs
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  225. @mamacojackson9019  hahahaha you are one big mistake , there's one fact that you can't argue with is, whilst spains empire descended,Britain's ascended
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  226. @dr.victorvs  because I addressed someone talking nonsense , the british empire was sacrificed for a cause ,ww1,ww2, slavery which they didnt have to be involved in,the spaniards through lack of change by their obsolete church and state . There's also an obvious change in direction in the british one into finance , and that didn't collapse as past empires had . Then again we're only talking about the top 2% of society, the rest didn't fare too well. It was a comparative comment in the same timespan whilst both were prominent . Eventually they all fall
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  227.  @Detetive00000  there's a bloddy big list of battles and wars lost by Spain, look for it .
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  228.  @Detetive00000  same time same context . No adapting to change and following the old fashion state and church relationship. Not forgetting yhe poor development to yhe industrial revolution, the last in Europe to do so.
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  229. @mamacojackson9019  80 years war ,29 battles just there ,9 year war , jamaica, trinidad philipines ,Gibraltar, numerous times ,menorca twice, quadruple alliance war , napoleonic war ,remember trafalgar ? And at sea there's a huge list of spanish losses , and even was the empire may I remind you . Not sure why you leave yourself wide open, never mind ...
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  230.  @alvarotd2470  se te va la pinza jjj , guerras como la de los 9 años,80 años donde ganaron unas 29 batallas ,la cuádruple alianza,napoleónica , y aparte perdidas de territorio en menorca dos veces ,gibraltar, jamaica ,filipinas ,la habana etc ganasteis esas ? Me parece a mi que para un imperio contra un país pocas ganasteis . Madurez la tuya que están ahí en los anales históricos y lloriqueas con pavadas . Y lo de que pasaron en su punto bajo ??? Ese es problema suyo y de nadie más. No haber tocado pelotas o buscado las alianzas equivocadas .
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  231.  @lunadevalencia1  un imperio menos fuerzas ???
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  232. Theyll invite their army to the party though
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  233. Refs are racists ? Lol Youre an idiot mate
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  234.  @thedappercook  pfff what are you talking about ? Learn the laws before talking . The ref was French by the way . When you jackal you go for the ball ,you don't go on the ground before it and compose yourself to grab it ,hands on the ball not the ground. You can't seal it either ,there has to be a fair competition for the ball as the first players get there . When you got into a jackal if you go to ground you're out of the game therefor you pick yourself up and join through the back of it not amongst it.youre a sore loser and your knowledge of rugby is pretty limited .
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  235.  @pennyworth9389  España no tiene ni un duro tonto, y su deuda es el 120% de su pib. Imaginate el control que pierde y cede. Y no compares a gran bretaña que está muy por encima y no está controlado por la UE, y tiene su propia moneda . Ni te das cuenta de lo que está pasando en tu propio país
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  236. Money is not made like that anymore buddy boy, its debt that makes money or should I say digits
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  237.  @adrianv.m.2903  Your money cannot be cashed in with metallic, banks haven't got that money. You have digits nothing more nor less. Its a shit state of affairs
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  238.  @marcv2648  why? If it doesn't work out for Britain it won't, in any case you don't ignore a market next door and walk 3 miles to the next one, not clever. It's on our interest to be on friendly terms however difficult it may be
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  239.  @marcv2648  competition is lowering living standards, you can blame China and India etc more than the EU. I migration is here to stay unless something is done and who ever has the dosh and control us in charge of that.
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  240.  @larrymccoy5394  there was guerrillas 3000 years before christ. They've always existed, its the way the smal fight the mighty. Spain wasn't alone against napoleon you dummy
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  241.  @larrymccoy5394  well it is in World history, or the milky way. Ambush, hit and run etc is natural to mankind.
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  242. He can only do that if national security is compromised, can't he?otherwise Congress is the institution that holds the key to their implementation , ot at least that's what I thought???
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  243. Hmmm poms?? You've moaned so much it's hurt my ears, how can you call anyone a whinger???
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  244.  @johanventer5730  that's a poor effort of an excuse. Stop whinging and play. BTW we've beaten you a few times and run you close another few times. In fact in 74 they hammered you, but those guys took it on the chin.
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  245. Dalariada is not gaelic , cruthin pretani people lived in ulaid well before gaels invaded
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  246. He is not the solution
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  247.  @davidreeves-turner6572  as clear as your iq
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  248. They may not, but it was their fault to ignore the reconnaissance of troops waiting to surround them. This information if acted upon could've halted the whole nazi effort and cut short the war before it had began
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  249. @UCfTQn0Yy6o2Qxg68gwfY7kg well you don't seem to mention it too often, the blame is always someone else's by the looks, let's be reviled together shall we
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  250.  @kevinjosephorourke6614  well you took part in all of that, but earlier you did pop over the sea for centuries and enslave, pillage, kidnap , kill, take land which wasn't yours ie Scotland and of course Dublin was the trading centre of Europe in slaves, it also was the second city in the empire centuries later. Britain did it on a larger scale cos they could I suppose
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  251.  @kevinjosephorourke6614  I'm British and I didn't either. Some of your ancestors did my friend. Additionally they oalso created organised crime in the US mainly, political corruption, and there was an issue with Chinese people in America which wasn't very nice. You've been in the crime scene for as long as you've been alive. We have much in common, more than you think
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  252.  @kevinjosephorourke6614  isn't there? They both kill innocent people in a cowardly way. Think again.
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  253.  @RobertK1993  you pissed???
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  254. The conflict comes from hundreds of years ago , even thousands 1:04:51
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  255. Fuisteis jjjjj
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  256.  @joseluisromero2878  que pesado eres con tus comidas de coco.
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  257.  @joseluisromero2878  hala pues muy bien, date una palmadita en la espalda
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  258. Que bien están ahí independientes mecagoen
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  259. Amazing info Mark
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  260. England were shite and ford kicked control away, God knows how Eddie sees it like anthing other than this
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  261.  @willlovell7289  well if you think kicking away the possession of the ball at almost every option is rugby well then I dont, no. The handling was atrocious when it was moved and excusing it on the humidity doesnt wash. If you think England played well then thats your problem but id suggest youre the one that hasnt a clue. And im sure my rugby cv in both codes is slightly more impressive than yours,but im just guessing
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  262.  @barrysidings615  well to be honest I nearly turned it off a few times,I was bored stiff
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  263.  @mattmck1929  if you're happy with that I expect you're too over optimistic of our chances
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  264. Y tu deberías aprender ingles, la comentarista no ha mencionado nada de las tonterías que dices. Tu careces de lo que presumes, tu inglés jjjj
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  265.  @carlosgallego7627  pues dar tu opinión sobre un reportaje en inglés implica eso, si no para que coño hablas??? Madre de dios jjjjj
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  266.  @vgjl1824  y tu cuantos años tienes?
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  267.  @vgjl1824  cuando me dirija a una persona lo pondré no te preocupes
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  268.  @vgjl1824  se nota
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  269.  @vgjl1824  tu naciste tonto? Sin tilde que parece que te mata jjjj y a ti si que te vendría bien el ejercíto, igual aprendes disciplina y no eres tan fantasma. A jugar un rato con tu tilde anda jjjj
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  270. ​ @danpferguson3784 elmet in yorkshire ,from elmetians of the brigante nation
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  271.  @crowlee5111  good enough to be in the ufc
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  272. If you want flare put Smith in
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  273. @David Teddyson got a feeling you're gonna eat those silly words, time will tell
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  274. Connor is gone, long time ago. Best stay out and keep out
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  275. He recovers from the knee down ,the scrum remains going straight and it's the saffer that comes across
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  276.  @Craigdaspike  it's not an ilegalmente move if he recovers immediately. The law doesn't penalise it the same way as a collapse .look at the scrum after the slip ,it continues the same way it was going until the saffer comes across . Genge recovers with no apparent infringement just after the knee . That's what nigel is saying ,o'keefe didn't blow up for it straight away ,when a collapsed scrum or about to is blown straight away for safety reasons .Read between the lines of nigel
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  277. Maybe you should
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  278. Theres a sequel to it, Elisabeth I, and Elisabeth the ii, who knows she might be the new rocky
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  279. ​ @michaelbutterfield1602 theres a million studies,everyone different , just by common sense most english are from the people before angles and saxons came over . They didnt wipe us out they mixed
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  280.  @robertheywood2553  what is celtic dna ??? They werent one people ,nor did they have the same origin.
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  281. @SM-zm5xt  prescribed??? The colony was still there and activity still took place regardless of the temporal abandonment ,administratively speaking , forced by the economic pressures of the revolutionary war in north american colonies. Sovereignty was never relinquished . Argentina didn't inherit it from Spain either as Spain didn't recognise its independence till 1853. Therefore, it was still under dispute between Britain and Spain,if there was a dispute to be solved in the first place , not argentina, which didn't exist till 1816. An international sovereignty dispute between two parties doesn't involve a third party under international law ,least of all from a forced independence. Spain didn't contest british sovereignty thereafter. The period of argentine presence on the islands was done with permission from the british ,after requests for economic ventures were made to the british embassy in Buenos Aires.
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  282. Aikido is a defensive martial art it has no attack, it is effective if used that way, using the attackers weigh and energy against him.
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  283.  @richardjones2767  the Russian press is not free or independent so I doubt people know anything the government doesn't wish them to know
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  284.  @username2015  they're out of his control
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  285.  @slavkapodhorcova2639  now try and translate
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  286. You haven't a clue of what happens in war nowadays so I doubt youd know 2000 years ago. Secrecy has always been part of war
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  287.  @jorgec.a3123  no creo, lee otra vez. Fue un asedio so tonto los barcos no intervinieron. Y más muerte causaron las enfermedades que las balas. No confundas estar atrincherados esperando las lluvias, a salir al encuentro de una flota. Con tres barcos que teníais no creo que fuerais a salir al encuentro de nadie.
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  288.  @raku3455  barcos indefensos llenos de oro robado no?
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  289.  @jorgec.a3123  pierdelo pierdelo bocazas, y dame los hechos so tonto, que un chavalin como tu sin pelos en los huevos sabrá leer no?
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  290. ​ @Tailtiu3 more than you think
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  291.  @GuerillaTVChannel  ???? Britain had many brythonic languages not just one , as for being indigenous it would imply to be the original and one and only, and many others were here before .
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  292.  @GuerillaTVChannel  so ? They still didnt speak the same language . Cornish is not welsh nor cumbric nor breton. There are differences betwern them.
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  293.  @GuerillaTVChannel  dialects that were not fully comprehensible to one another .
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  294.  @GuerillaTVChannel  you tell that to the welsh ,cornish ,bretons etc so is spanish a dialect of latin ? These are refered as languages not dialects ,there are political entities behind them therefore ?
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  295. ​ @ZenosConscience the people lost
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  296. Most trade in this world is done by sea, flying would be too expensive. You'd need thousands of planes to load what you can carry in one ship
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  297. ​ @stevebarr5301 what was a regular occurence were your touts
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  298.  @cj-cv7zv  whatever. He moaned about that one during play, and he was wrong .you tell me of more and I'll prove you wrong too .
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  299.  @zhazha4585  he didn't see Fijian hands in the ruck then ? Leaning on people on the floor to jackal etc ? Let's face it ,if they blew up for every infringement there wouldn't be a game
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  300. ​ @DorchesterMom sounds more gaelic than caledonian
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  301.  @guillermohoffmann8417  tienes pruebas de eso? O son habladurías de por entonces porque por Argentina corrieron muchas, como por ejemplo el ataque al invencible y su hundimiento. No tengo nada contra vuestros combatientes pero vuestra propaganda nacionalista del régimen militar es un verdadero nido de mentiras. Tengo claro que la historia no es como se cuenta allí sobre todo vuestra soberanía de esas islas pero eso son temas ajenos a esta conversación. Mientras reconozco el valor de los combatientes, no entiendo la obsesión de alargar el tema por parte de tu sociedad, siempre con el volveremos. Si es verdad que los que hablan así no se verían en primera linea eso lo tengo claro. Un saludo y mis respetos
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  302.  @Bokfanlettucelip  things can turn on a six pence, dont tempt fate
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  303.  @guillermohoffmann8417  y vuestros cuerpos especiales también, los buzos
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  304.  @stevenspilly  5
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  305. @Iranian Bob aided by Canadians and aussie???
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  306.  @ars7096  la única expulsión de nativos fue en las pampas y Patagonia por vuestra gente, no hables de expulsiones ni matanzas snda que no tienes nada de que sentirte orgulloso
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  307.  @ars7096  con eso has mostrado poco cerebro, Escocia, galés e Irlanda son descendientes de las mismas tribus, la balanza de poder subió y bajo en esas islas hasta que se unifico. Pero tu actuboayagonia y la pampa que buen hueco os hicisteis allí como para reclamar las falklands.
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  308.  @ars7096  lee y ponte al dia anda antes de decir tonterías. Pedistes tu permiso para desalojar a los indígenas de las pampas y patagonia?
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  309.  @ars7096  pero de que coño Estas hablando??? . Todos los involucrados son nativos de las islas con mezclas de invasiones posteriores. Son la misma gente con sus diferencias a lo largo de la historia por la evolución de las élites guerreras invasoras. Al final se unificaron todos para crear gran bretaña. Si se quieren independizar que lo hagan nadie les obliga, esos tiempos no existen ya. Todo tiene su contexto histórico, poco mencionas a los pictos o gaels y sus indiscriminadas matanzas de gente inocente. Estudia su historia no sólo la que te interesa para criticar a uno en concreto, estudialos todos y juzga, después independientemente y conjuntamente. Los imperios siempre han sido impuestos por la fuerza dese rl inicio de los tiempos, o te crees que el imperio español fue diferente? Todos venimos de la misma mierda y nadie es tan malo ni tan bueno. Amplia tu agenda y aprende. Tu problema es que tu terminologia la usas como quieres, los escoceses, galeses, ingleses y nor irlandeses son britanicos, todos estamos juntos. Tu país no tuvo esos problemas porque os cargasteis a todos y erais todos colonos europeos en tierras nuevas y vacías, gran bretaña no. Tuvo invasion tras invasión y cada tribu lucho su terreno contra el invasor y entre ellos. La historia es más compleja de lo que tú cerebro puede entender por lo que veo
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  310.  @ars7096  se lo contaré a mi amigo que sirvió en lella durante la guerra a ver si se acuerda que esta en el fondo del mar. Con que chorradas dales
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  311.  @ars7096  unido por la fuerza??? Abría que unirte a ti la boca para que no digas más gilipolleces chalao
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  312.  @ars7096  zzzzzzzzzz las coordinadas de tu imaginación jjjjjjj
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  313.  @ars7096  tu imaginación se te va. El príncipe que y sandy Woodward que?os 90 años se impone por proteger cierta información, so re gente principalmente para su protección. Es decir igual gente que colaboro. No por si Dan a un barco o no, que importancia tiene edo después del evento??? Te dije conozco a gente que lucharon abordo del invencible y no tienen no idea de lo que habláis. También dijisteis que habíais hundido el canberra y llevo a vuestros prisioneros. También salieron fotos trucadas con barcos a eri anos de la segunda guerra mundial. Muchos mitos os inventa is sois famosos por ello
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  314.  @ars7096  la importancia que le dais vosotros, es práctica común. Esta todo desclasificados ya de todas formas, pero bueno así os hace pensar que casi ganáis. Uno o dos vídeos más y la victoria es vuestra. No hace falta tus datos mal interpretados y fuera de contexto, llevo con el tema desde el 82 y créeme no hay nada que pueda sorprenderme, bueno alguna de vuestras fabulas igual jjjj
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  315.  @ars7096  tu no creo que tengas mucha idea, no sabes escribir. Se ha desclasificado todo poco queda pero si quieres esperar espera amargado jjjj misil nuclear jjjj la otan no se mete en temas britanicos amigo y menos por entonces. Tu imaginación rellena todos los huecos en tu intelecto que no son pocos jjjj deja de fumar la hierba amigo jjjj y que un latino hable de ética manda huevos, de hipocresía pura y dura puedes pero de moralidad, no
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  316.  @lastprussian71  it was Blas de Lezo and he knew them in battle
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  317.  @flyertordo  vaya gilipolleces dices
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  318.  @hudson7354  it wasn't picked, it Was forced upon. And Hong Kong are hardly pleased with the deal
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  319.  @Gustavovisk21  Gustavo lee más, sobre todo sobre enigma, logística, la royal navy, el petróleo, el servicio secreto británico, la resistencia etc etc los americanos entraron bien tarde y para entonces Hitler no iba a ganar. A veces no se no porque abrís la boca con la diarrhea que sale de ella
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  320.  @efeunoalot  otra vez tu con tus mentiras y propaganda nacionalista, que tonto eres
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  321.  @ash-ix7pj  they should've won, they had all in favour yo do so but screwed up
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  322.  @riberadelplata3159  que triste eres
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  323.  @riberadelplata3159  a ti con un plisplas me vale
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  324.  @riberadelplata3159  and there goes all your fish
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  325.  @moloko5  your little mind betters it
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  326. They type not print you old fashioned person.
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  327.  leonardimas1  you've basically said what the Argentinians intentions were now tell me about their sovereignty if you can? See if you know anything about history
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  328.  @dimvalsgames9721  you're talking to a very ignorant person, a hater and twisted individual who knows very little about history and in particular the falklands issue, a Swiss little prick who is not qualified to give lessons on morality to anyone
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  329.  @shadosnake  How's Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland oc upied when they're British you plonk. It was the British empire not english
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  330.  @BizlaC  he took him apart you pillock
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  331. ​ @jennaross6654 what exactly falls under english? English are themselves briton, scandinavian, anglosaxon etc etc
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  332.  @SteveRyan1965  neither so different nor so far away
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  333.  @ryanoreilly4176  it isnt a mistake they are the british isles ,ask the greeks and romans ,pytheas to blame .
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  334.  @stalfithrildi5366  its part of italy
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  335. Dan hardys analysis is so complete all of the time,,he makes sense of everything. Hes a master
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  336. Aren't Norwegian ,Germanic???
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  337. Pretani were refered to as the britons ,not necessarily picts
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  338.  @MrChristianDT  both ancient britons,but that not be the case necessarily . Do you have proof of the greeks mentioning the picts
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  339. In 17000 BC there was still ice in Scotland , I doubt anyone could survive up there or anywhere in Britain. The migrations were that of ancient pretani people into ulaid , the Gaels invaded around ui Neill time thats after christ was born . The Gaels came much after the original inhabitants and tried taking over ulaid and alba . So your ancestors were Gaelic invaders of a pre Celtic alba. Picts and the cruthin from ulaid
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  340. ​ @jackieblue1267 where did that originally come from?. Not France
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  341.  @jackieblue1267  yeah and youve got tests that say youre british and irish , but considering these islands are full of migrants who knows where they originally come from ???
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  342.  @jackieblue1267  well it depends on where the french or german people originally came from . Celts,pre celts or germanic tribes who in turn were migrants from other areas
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  343.  @andrewkavanaugh6951  on the east and south
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  344.  @nicktecky55  most victorians preached about the supremacy of the anglosaxon race as the empire expanded
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  345.  @Halbared  shame only the 1% benefitted ,the rest payed the price
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  346.  @SaorAlba1970  or Scotland, cos you've neither got the dosh nor the support to enter the EU. If one goes down, both go down you better pray for it not to happen
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  347.  @gloin10  nor Spain nor Belgium will allow Scotland to join, you better look it up
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  348.  @TorianTammas  I live in Spain I don't think so mate
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  349. Theirs
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  350. Dobunni ? How did that result come about????
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  351.  @xsamrx4718  interesting to see were the dubonni migrated from originally and which dna group they fall under
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  352.  @vaselinescreen  and prior to that ? Its never ending
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  353.  @xsamrx4718  you see ,where the celts come from is not that straight forward . Migrations came from the iran and iraq,,black sea areas. The people in the areas you suggest are pre celt also. In any case the term celt is very loose and stems mainly from the 18 and 19th century literature. Keltoi ,the greek term ,was used to describe all those tribes outside their realms . The pretani people to them were the inhabitants of britain and the nothern part of ireland and not necessarily keltoi . The romans had their version of celts too ,and we're guided by much of their knowledge and writings of such people .
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  354.  @sepic13  have you got a navy just in case?
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  355.  @Thought_Processing_  considering 80 % of the population during the war of independence were brits and have similar ways of thinking and doing things its in everybodies interest. If you'd rather be a totalitarian capitalist country then so be it. No longer will the US be the power it was without the rest in the eyes of China or russia
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  356.  @PearceStephens  and a whole season behind them
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  357.  @dulls8475  are you after a season?
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  358.  @gilbertdeclerk7215  its a Belgian company, is it not?
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  359. There could be a way out if the government taxed companies less and that surplus went to a private pension for the worker or in his pocket for him to invest or dispose of . Obviously the state pension would have to come down too but it would be a shared responsibility between everyone involved. There has to be a limit on pensions because as it is there is huge disparity, some retired people get huge pensions proportionate to their wages, and in all reality they could've made private arrangements with their high earnings. The problem is that people rely on the state pension without giving it a serious thought on its unsustainability, and that could land people in a lot of trouble
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  360. I thought it was brilliant, never let him be comfortable and exposed him
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  361.  @ezeee595  the money is in not paying tax the business can be run from anywhere that permits this, where do you think the city works from?
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  362.  @ezeee595  the city is a tax haven already, why do you think its the biggest financial market in the world??? Its tax havens all around the world are its satellites. You really should study the city and its financial empire if you're to criticise it. It can only operate under these circumstances, if its regulated and taxed it wouldn't work. Countries aren't the power that run the world, its the money and those that have it. So the EU is just another pawn in a game of chess, a victim of the financial system. How long before every country in the world is in so much debt we become slaves to a wage and taxed to hell to finance that growing debt? Many countries in the EU by borrowing money are becoming controlled by who ever is behind the EU. Let's face it only a few countries are still at a reasonable deficit level to control its own future, but with growing competition less and less will. The EU is not gonna stop that snow ball from growing and the UK has had a very close relationship with it which has permitted it reach its current status.. Only someone that believes in minimal government intervention is an attractive option and the EU isn't.
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  363. @billy the junkie you did all that way before study your fucking history you hipocriitical plonker, always living in the past you cry baby, and im sure it wasnt all of them, Ive been with irish ladies not once did I force them and that includes your mum
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  364.  @smokeybaconmick2542  another knob, first we havent left, second not many people want to live there, third dont bite you're showing yojr intellect
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  365.  Yas Hamdi  another intelligent Muslim are you?
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  366.  @ahmadfrhan5265  avar??? saying homo sapiens would be more accurate. How far do you want to go back to trace ones belonging???
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  367.  @ahmadfrhan5265  you should learn about the history of the caucasus. Theyve been under middle eastern rule Persians,Arabs for longer than Russian that raises doubts about what they are considered, and the fact they are now within Europe geographically doesnt alter that fact
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  368.  @ahmadfrhan5265  were all Indo-European plonker whether slavs,avars,celts, germanic or middle eastern tribes.
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  369.  @constuctivecritisism8393  what a bitter man you are, sad
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  370.  @constuctivecritisism8393  dont forget you're also bitter
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  371.  @constuctivecritisism8393  hahahabwhat a knob you are
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  372.  @sillybredda3409  all the brits are celtic you plonker
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  373.  @lordsofafan372  all celts were invaders plonker
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  374.  @mohicanstar9094  avars are a Indo-European tribe from too far back to have any purity claims,its a ridiculous argument
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  375.  @InspectorSmeg  well the Welsh arent top of the list for being loved are they lol
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  376.  @lordsofafan372  England was and is celtic you uneducated plonker, the whole of britain is you fuckwit. The fact other tribes invaded is irrelevant, are roman are we viking, yes a tiny bit and so are you
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  377. @Big Lurch D what like you were doing for centuries before?
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  378. @billy the junkie great argument yeah, extremely intelligent lol
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  379. @Big Lurch D yeah go on, amuse me
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  380.  @lordsofafan372  youre the ignorant one mate,im half Welsh. I live in the basque country and I know what britain was and is, read books if you can I will help you. The closest you're to the basques are the asturian celts, so forget that theory. A lot of europe can trace basque dna because of the glaciations whereby the basque country was a geographic safe haven for many peoples in search of better climate. As the ice melted the people expanded, but you're far from related. You are what you are and there is no purity in this world. Britain was celt and most of its dna so demonstrates.
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  381.  @ahmadfrhan5265  intelligent come back yep, just as I thought
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  382.  @ahmadfrhan5265  very good very witty, youre showing yourself up here you havent any comebacks pffft
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  383.  @ahmadfrhan5265  very good very witty, youre showing yourself up here you havent any comebacks pffft
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  384.  @ahmadfrhan5265  just as I said, theyre middle eastern you thick bastard. They were invaded and converted dont forget.
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  385. @billy the junkie haha devastating arguments yep lol
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  386.  @lordsofafan372  thats cos you have a chip on yer shoulders
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  387.  @lordsofafan372  not your Valley mushrooms thats for sure
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  388.  @lordsofafan372  so what???? Who is saying otherwise you dick
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  389.  @lordsofafan372  youre British you dick, you do contradict yourself. Britains is often called England by ignorant twats as you well know. And not that I care too much for imperialism but you too were part of it
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  390.  @sillybredda3409  im half Welsh thanks
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  391.  @constuctivecritisism8393  wow you scary bastard
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  392.  @constuctivecritisism8393  you personally?
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  393.  @constuctivecritisism8393  sorry not of your type
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  394.  @constuctivecritisism8393  another intelligent argument
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  395.  @lordsofafan372  you do talk crap, everywhere is a melting pot of people. Im half Welsh and from yorshire, elmetians tribes and brigantes lands. I could have traces from anywhere but its proven that England on average have half their dna from celts, around fifty percent. Later invasions by romans, germanic and nórdic tribes were small in numbers and were not as dominant as to suggest a genetic take over. No one in britain likes their neighbour anyway mate whether your from the south North East or west,people don't like each other depending on where you livenor which football team you support. Your argument is silly. I know plenty of north welsh that cant stand southern welsh, its been a tribal society for centuries there's always rivalries.
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  396.  @constuctivecritisism8393  you are thick try reading some books, just look up celtic britain you fool, God your thick
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  397. @billy the junkie you havent a clue where im from you knob, another grear and witty comeback
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  398.  @constuctivecritisism8393  you're thick mate youve just shown your arguments and younhavent a fucking leg to stand on. Heres a spanish saying for you that describes you perfectly, de donde no hay no se puede sacar. You really are bitter lol
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  399.  @lordsofafan372  hahaha what a dick one or two truths, I've pulled you apart both of you. Losers tara, agur to you taff seen as youre basque lol
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  400.  @lordsofafan372  pffff king Arthur now, you run out of arguments I see. I dont know it all mate but more than you,you touched a subject ive read and researched for years. Just think im half Welsh, from Yorkshire and live in the basque country, you left yourself wide open talking silly.
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  401.  @lordsofafan372  like they have your brain
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  402.  @sillybredda3409  not genetically, check the percentages on average.
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  403.  @peterdoyle1591  maybe youre out of context??? Maybe the Ukrainians chose the side that did them less harm? Stalin, Hitler there wasn't much between them
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  404.  @UKKOVP  instantly ? Nobody joins the eu instantly
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  405.  @martinmanifold2241  that's not our problem
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  406. @lifere-ganat40nealoggaming13 even when they bomb kids ? Or is that just collateral damage
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  407. Foreign? We've probably got more brythonic dna in England than you have in Wales.
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  408.  @lachlanmartin5573  gaels, Galicia
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  409.  @darrenmctappertill2789  on drugs?
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  410. You don't rule your own neither
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  411. ​​ @AnDuineSaor  English are mainly Britons , so what's your point ? And Britannia is from Latin not from the English ,it existed well before . We're Britons therefore British
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  412.  @rns7426  must apologise just thought you were either thick or a Celtic FC fan , text is hard to interpret a state of mind you see
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  413.  @6handicap604  youre a bitter little man lol
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  414.  cobainzlady  you really ought to reconsider that answer
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  415. ​ @malcolmamaeze1014 how would you know ??? Propaganda
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  416.  @Trolasso_Gazpachero  every countrys historians have their own agenda,
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  417.  @Trolasso_Gazpachero  well I'd be very sceptical of the Spanish version of history, I lived and studied there for over 35 years and if it was up to them they were the best thing since sliced bread.
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  418.  @Trolasso_Gazpachero  you associate nationality with arrogance and that is very dangerous, even in England there are differences in culture and way of thinking, North and south, as there is in Wales, Scotland and Ireland. I have many friends from all those nationalities you've mentioned and by contrata met other people who were not the same, you get all sorts. In the case of the battle there were about 5 galleons sunk or captured but many more were hit. On their way round the islands having been blown of course many sank because of the damaged received. The fact is not do much how many were sank or not, the fact is the Spanish tried to invade but couldn't, that's where the victory lays. It was an attempt to pick more troops up in the low countries and then invade Britain, they were disorganised a D were attacked by faster and better prepared English ships dispersing them on 3 occasions. The chase and storm did the rest. Many came to ground around Scotland and Ireland and were either killed or taken prisoners. Spainish historians always make it sound as if it was just the storm, but they leave out other important details. There was a German documentary a few years back on wreckaged galleons found around the British and Irish coasts and evidence was found to suggest the calibre of cannon balls did not match the cannons, that shows why I said it was disorganised and also why they couldn't fire against the English ships. To answer your hispanists comment, many are British and have received awards from the príncipe de Asturias awards, I think that says its not always propaganda. I can tell you that I've done my schooling in both countries including my degree, and I've found my studies in England more objective with less criticism of Spanish imperealim than viceversaanglophobia is more present in Spain. They fail to take criticism on the chin on slavery, forced convertions to Catholicism, pillaging, indoctrination, and genocide whether by illness or by the sword. They instead come up with ridiculous excuses like legislation, church building and culturising the natives and negative propaganda and lies. The common sense of the situation is there to be analised the conquistadores went there to conquer and get rich, to get the silver and gold out of the mines they need slaves and cool the superstitious natives down they needed both the church and sword. I leave it with you
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  419.  @Trolasso_Gazpachero  I've also been south, my mother's partner was from Jaén, and I've worked for a guy from Sevilla and been dozens of times to Málaga, Cádiz, Granada, Córdoba, Jaén and Sevilla. Spain is always fun where ever you go, and my criticism, if any is not with its people, its with the corruption of its politicians, which seems to me after studying Spanish history for so long a recurrenttheme since the Catholic Kings. Its a shame that such generous and friendly people are under such fools. However I still don't agree with many of its historians versions, the world was that way centuries ago and it mustn't be taken out of context like it is. You can't measure history by today's standards that's all I've been saying. All imperialists stole, killed and got rich at the expense of others and that's factual. And the comment of the sliced bread is a criticism on glorifying its history without necessity, today's Spain or Britain shouldn't be measured by how it acted centuries ago.
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  420. ​ @Beepbeepbeepbe the whole of britain did that
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  421. A goat herder one again ,the story of SF repeats itself . Damn they're everywhere
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  422. Not sure how convincing this turned out to be, the accents are not convincing as South American accents and these would know that
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  423. ​​ @caliber693 try 500 years like the brits, or since the beginning of time near enough.
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  424. Otro tonto midiendo rabos. Típico bocazas mal informado. Mira a ver tus complejos que te hace falta
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  425.  @gustavomorasanz5116  tu seguro que no
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  426. Jacob youre moon walking lol
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  427. ​ @razgriz380 who are you calling dude? Show some respect too
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  428.  @lyndsaycrawford  lol what you telling me what I already know for ??? It was you that said that's history, so let's start from the beginning, not from where it suits you
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  429. ​ @sokar_rostau the Normans werent that many to make a DNA impression on britain
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  430. ​ @stevehurley263 Brythonic was spoken in English territory till the 11th century , English became more practical as the anglosaxons were the dominant economic power , that's what she means by trendy I imagine . Economic ties are essential to the spread of a language , hence nowadays the business world uses English as a common language thanks to the trade generated by the british empire . Why do South American natives speak Spanish ? Spain didn't invade them to the point of extinction.
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  431. ​ @surov8182 don't be a prick
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  432. The sun and daily mirror mostly, says it all
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  433. Not really, it's money the government needs so it borrows it from the fed, the fed will no doubt sell this debt privately to try and finance the government loan. Therefore you are more in debt than before
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  434.  Michael Halligan  you invaded Scotland before they ever came over
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  435.  Michael Halligan  investigate your own history and you'll find lots of curious facts.
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  436.  Michael Halligan  obviously not
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  437.  Michael Halligan  im not doing your work for you mate,its your country if you dont know your own history thats your problem. You cant be too clever its easy enough to find. And then check for irish raids all,along the British coast, its around the same time. You probably wont even know you tried to invade Canada either, although thats a lot later. Or your political corruption and organised crime in the US, and what about your IRA extermination of protestant families and land take over in the 1920s, surely thats nearer your time. You have a lot to be going on with, tara
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  438.  Michael Halligan  well you've just rewritten Irish history, well done. Look it up and drag yourself out of total ignorance
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  439.  Michael Halligan  whatever, how did Scotland get its name?
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  440. I would've thought delta would've had a mobility group . Basically they were rookies on an SAS role that had been around since ww2 and the first Iraq war when the Brits did that exact role searching for scuds. Sounds as if the US were initiating their own on an old insertion and raid operation.
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  441.  @chrvsalism2102  they also hit civilians not just military targets, and they bombed other countries too Poland, Holland etc killing civilians
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  442.  @craigdaubbeats-rapinstrume9185  retirement fund? That sounds pretty unsafe in a market that thrives on debt, interest rates are low and your money is worth less everyday. Not that money is safe as a social security pension. Any suggestions as to where to invest it?
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  443. @Fahad Amin how do you get hold of any? Huge problem me thinks
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  444.  @AeolianMusica  maybe its you that doesnt understand the banter, you bit
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  445.  @peteryoungpeteryoung965  ifs and buts,neither Wales nor nz have beaten England in their last efforts
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  446.  @xxwales15xx33  shaun Edwards is english, do you dislike him too???
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  447.  @xxwales15xx33  your best players??? you cant win a game with only backs. The forwards that turned to league flopped and there were only two forwards that i can think of. and the only world class player that did turn to league was Jonathan Davies.
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  448.  @xxwales15xx33  mate I played league in the 90s I know who your players were, and as I said the only world class player there is Jonathan Davies. You obviously had no strength in depth if that's your claim. And if you admire an Englishman that transformed your defence and made you a decent side stop being an English hater for the sake of it. And by the way you left better players out of that list like gibbs and quinnel who were far superior to the ones you mentioned. And they left for the money pure and simple
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  449.  @xxwales15xx33  all Englishman? It sounds like a chip on shoulder comment tbh. You lost cos England were better there's no disgrace in that. I thought England were better than you last year too but we lost, its no preblem. If someone gets or tries to get under your skin it's banter, simply that. Im not keen on southerners either but they're not all wanker, take in your stride mate, you've still got the best anthem by far
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  450.  @xxwales15xx33  what points have you refuted? And the chat is full of your salty remarks if you haven't noticed such as the abs one and that England played the best game ever. . And you have got a chip, you fail to notice that silly remarks get under your skin and feel you have to defend your whole nation. You'll learn to keep your cool with age, don't worry
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  451.  @xxwales15xx33  you had very few forwards in league and I questioned your strength in depth as you called them the best Welsh players. And they were average guys. The forwards win the game is whatt is meant and they were run of the mill players. I don't think you even understand what youre saying. You mock England constantly even after a superb effort against the abs you're iffing and butting. And may I remind you that three comments isn't England as a whole. You need to grow up. And what I said was I didn't need the list I knew the players that turned and why,.and fair play to them, money talks. And yes Jonathan Davies was your only world class player in that list, he graced the field in both codes but even he couldn't play without a pack in front of him. BTW I'm half Welsh and my cousin played for Wales therefore unlike you I don't begrudge the efforts made by any player which ever his nationality. You're too bothered about England mate, concentrate on your side and admire good rugby from where ever it comes. And I'm old enough to de your dad boyo I think it's you that needs to learn more about graciousness
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  452.  @xxwales15xx33  they're averave cos they couldn't tackle, pass or run. And it was Dougie lawton mainmy looking for union backs hence offish, Davies and tait but made a mistake with the forwards. They dont swap over too good. It's a different game we're props and second tows are expected to play like backs and have all round skills. Tu ou obviously know very little of the skills required. Just ask your Welsh bacñs over the abilities of league forwards. Your giving back what exactly??? You've been put in your place various times during UK our comments, even a taff told you you were talking bollocks, and he's right
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  453.  @xxwales15xx33  average league players yep now last word bandit have a rest
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  454. As much as I respect bispins bravery, I think he was mad to keep going and risk total blindness. Life is about risk but sight is too bigger price to play with. I'm a northerner like him and theyre tough guys but I can't help feeling it was too much. He got what he wanted in the end and maybe to him it was worth it but I just don't know
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  455.  @petermisberg732  it is but he has to think of others. Its true when they say fighters are prepared to die and never give up, thank fuck for corner men
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  456. ​ @benjaminbrewer2569 the foreign policy was a balance of power so nobody had it
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  457. ​ @Ajax1984 same everywhere ,nobody joining the armed forces because you're not backed by government .
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  458. And Smith isn't that great defending
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  459. Veré a dormir anda
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  460. Would it ?
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  461. What a fool this woman is
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  462. Columbus arrived at Isla san Salvador, now the Bahamas, not Honduras. Not sure who advises him on history but he's messed up quite a few times in his films . It's entertainment I suppose
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  463. ​​ @Dan-lu5qd otro MiTo el nombre se lo dieron en Italia ,jamas se ha conocido en inglaterra Como armada invencible ,completamente falso, os comieron el tarro .Creo que fue en el vaticano Como burla a Felipe ii,pero desde luego nada tiene que ver con inglaterra
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  464. This guy talks truth
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  465. Que fue cedido y juridamebte no lo es joer, tengamos la fiesta en paz
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  466. He's a dick, that's not tough
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  467. Its not gonna happen, someone will pull out last minute
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  468.  @tizianodiaz7964  no fue ni atacado ni dañado pedazo tonto
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  469.  @tizianodiaz7964  jjjjjj cuando tu trabajes lo que he trabajado, hablamos pijote
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  470.  @nahuelzapatrustegui6695  o tu de tus dictadores lava cerebros
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  471.  @alexandreinheepark7263  do they cooperate? As long as Germany and France dominate the rest do as tbeyre told, try living here, most nations are second class with huge debts and owing money to the big two.
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  472.  Metallus Zorax  well it manages more money than the rest so you dont need an empire just tax haven and they have more than anybkdy else
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  473. You kidnnapoed someone up there
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  474.  @fierceperedur  you have i worked for the midland bank ,the griffin is ours too
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  475.  @longiusaescius2537  theyre part of the spanish army, infantry unit, but as they serve locally in spanish morroco,many in their ranks are from that part of the world
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  476. We're not germanic entirely ,most enhlish are Britons not anglosaxons
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  477. The empire has little to do with anglosaxons and more with the norman background that saw Britain conquer others .
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  478. ​@adamcollins1551 it's not 40 % it's 10 to 40 depending on the area .most people in England are Britons
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  479. ​ @theassassin9326 less than 50% . 10 to 40%
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  480. ​ @ÆthelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333 there are no anhlsaxons
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