Youtube comments of Jorge O (@jorgeo4483).

  1. @Autor: Spanish SS? No, spanish with the wehrmacht uniform with our flag. 4500 with light weapons defeated 48000 russians with planes, tanks and heavy arms in Krasny-Bor.
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  2. Y por qué sale el ministro de exteriores de Marruecos hablando?
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  3. Ha sido un atentado, le ha dado con un ejemplar de Lo País. Tendremos que hacer un homenaje a Smith.
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  4.  @harrydean5603  No. The Cortes of León (Spain) or Decreta of León from year 1188 was a parliamentary body in the medieval Kingdom of León. According to UNESCO it is the first documented example of parliamentarism in history.
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  5.  @doctorasmaakhatab9011  The muslims translated the ancient greeks and romans texts because they where camel sons before that, then Alfonso X the Wise created the School of translators of Toledo. This way Europe was alphabetized for second time from Spain, first from the Spanish legions.
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  6. As a Californian you should know that Spain discovered the Pacific, we sailed it before the pirate Drake and we gave a name to where you live, including the Sea of ​​Cortés (Hernán Cortés) and San Francisco Bay, also de Pass of Drake was discovered by Francisco de Hoces in 1526.
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  7. I am Spanish. Yes, it is horrible, unbearable, the worst in Europe, no, in the world, don't come.
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  8. Ahí van todos, políticos y periodistas, por 12 euros al mes... ven una pava en el suelo y se tiran en plancha todos a fumarla.
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  9.  @xavisanchez7522  "California" from the latin callida fornax (hot furnace) name gived by Hernán Cortés, who studied latin in the University of Salamanca.
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  10. Galicia had a Celtic population during the Bronze Age until the Romans, but they should not be confused with the culture of the forts, small fortified citadels. Galician is not a Celtic language in the first place because it is a Romance language, derived from Latin and secondly because the Celts disappeared before the Romans arrived and they did not know how to write, neither here, nor in Ireland, nor in Scotland nor in Wales. Celtic was a Germanic tribe from southern Germany and as a culture they are all the peoples who lived near the Atlantic in Europe until the Iron Age with some similar customs, certainly not meritorious, including Icelanders. Therefore there is nothing Celtic left in Galicia, nothing, nor is it the cradle of the Irish. All of these are myths invented by nationalism during Romanticism. Gauls have passed since then, hence the name Kalekos in Greek, Gallaecia in Latin. Swabians, Visigoths, 50 years partly of Arabs (racial mixing was prohibited) Visigoths again, East Germanic people who are the Spanish genetic base.
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  11. Her Grand grand mother Enriqueta was born in Philipines, and was of peninsular origin. Philipines was a province of Spain so all were spanish and were called filipinos.
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  12.  @harrydean5603  I know, check if we are talking about a European parliamentary system. Even so, the Isle of Man is ahead of you, which is not recognized as such either.
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  13. Es un grupo de nuevos nacional socialistas.
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  14. From the fenice Y-span-ya "Land of the forge of metals" not rabbits, all civilizations came here for metals (if you think about it is stupid to name an enormous territory just by rabbits, common in all Europe, Hispania gave the 80% of metals to Rome. Another common misconception is this: Mixtures with Arabs were prohibited with the penalty of death, by both parties, with some exceptions such as slaves, generally for harems or in high classes to seal an agreement. There is a mistake regarding the relationship of lineages in North Africa. In addition to Romans there, the three Germanic tribes expelled from Hispania by the also germanic Visigoths (foederati) and Hispano-Romans ended up in Morocco, Vandals, Suevi and Alans, these lineages may be common. So they have part of our genetics. Basques and Navarros hardly participated in the Reconquista, if you consult the INE website to search for their surnames in the south you will hardly find them. There are other reasons for finding important surnames from the north in the south; Charles III, for example, sent a large part of the rebel nobility to the south of the peninsula. We must not forget that many knights also came from all over Christendom. My family, of noble origin, arrived from Venice in 1462. Curiously, the Roman heritage is already very scarce in Spain, here the population was assimilated by the empire, becoming Romanized and only the soldiers and administrators who wanted to obtained their land dowry after military service. The majority of Spanish heritage is therefore Visigothic, by far. In Galicia you can find a lot of Breton heritage that escaped from the Franks (9th and 11th centuries), there is even a region called Britonia (Bretoña-Lugo) where there were several villages where until the 90s Breton was still spoken by the elderly.
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  15. If you listen to the oral tradition of Greenland inuits, they tell that Vikings used to use them as servants and make fun of them, calling them dwarves. They quickly realized that they would all perish because they didn'tt know how to survive in their land and so it was.
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  16. Para dividir los miles, de toda la vida, antes se usaba un 1 para el millón y puntos cada tres ceros.
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  17. Fantasías animadas de ayer y hoy presenta...
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  18.  @Neilos-sd6ti  During roman times there were nobody in Morocco, just nomads and romans.
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  19. Pues como científico deberías saber que los germano-orientales visigodos españoles, entre otros grupos en 800 años han tenido tiempo de sobra para adaptarse al clima español, por eso la mayoría de nuestros hijos nacen rubios y luego cambiamos de aspecto. Es imposible que sepas el número de ojos azules y verdes que había antes de los moros pero como historiador ya te digo que mezclarse estaba penado con la muerte, por ambas partes salvo pequeñas excepciones. Tampoco cabe duda de que la cantidad de conversos y población ibérica subyacente según bajamos al sur se va haciendo mayor, por eso ves un tipo de la manada de Sevilla y no los distingues para nada de unos moracos puros y duros, ni de aspecto ni de actitud. Pero bueno, en general de Madrid incluido para abajo gitanos todos.
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  20.  @JuneAdams-li9sy  Probably were the cold weather not paint.
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  21.  @txusojones6620  Es lo que he puesto abajo y van tres veces con los de las provincias vascas, tienen el seso carcomido.
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  22.  @albenavides9969  Mr Sowell knows it, he and his ancestors are the product of that legend.
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  23. Basque whalers made settlements similar to the nordics in Terranova from XIV century, nobody goes longer excepting Columbus. The End.
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  24.  @locuraromantica  We can repeat it at any time and place. We did not put the figures, they are from the Russians themselves, ours was a division, the Blue Volunteer Division. Where are you speaking from? I would bet that you are a Spanish communist. Alejandrito.
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  25. Ahora que se siente a llorar, luego le enseñaré qué es el miedo.
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  26. Speak for the USA or GB, countries that have an enviable history like Spain do teach history, including yours, those of my generation know more about your countries than you do.
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  27.  @Contrerassev  Y por qué habrían de hablar, solo se ha encontrado una posible Tartessos, apenas sabemos nada de ella porque lo que cuentan los griegos es pura poesía y además era una población muy escasa seguramente íbera como las demás en esa época.
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  28. Son ultras aislados, lo importante es que Sanchinflas está ileso. Por cierto, la que se la fue a comer a este no puede ser más agropecuaria.
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  29.  @eolof7  I now, we gave 80% of metals to Rome. Thank you Rome for the civilitation and give to Spain your heritage for the rest of the west.
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  30.  @johngalt97  On some occasions, the variant with two vertical bars is still used. This variant is sometimes attributed to the idea of ​​superimposing U and S (for United States), but it seems that it already existed at the time when the area was a British colony. The symbol would be a stylization of the Pillars of Hercules that appeared on the coins minted in the Mint of Mexico, the 8 reales called columnarios. The vertical bars would be the columns and the S would be the band with the legend "Plus Ultra" surrounding them. This comes from the Spanish shield. A seal with this shape was stamped on the gold and silver ingots that traveled in the Fleet of the Indies bound for the Royal Treasury. The single-bar version is a simplification of the two-bar original. We lent you a lot of them and gold from Cuba through the Duke of Medina-Sidonia during your War of Independence, as well as training, uniforms, weapons and even our army, with soldiers in command like Bernardo de Gálvez, in whose honor Galveston is named after him. We also got help from France although your gratitude was to forget us in films like "The Patriot", always name France and declare a false flag war in Cuba against Spain. Greetings from Spain, where dollar is a word of Spanish origin "dolar".
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  31.  @aitorete_x  Carthage, nothing of the "Carthaginian Empire" ever left Tunisia, it belonged to Rome, to the Vandals expelled from Hispania and to Byzantium - The DNA of the Romans is mostly limited to some soldiers or administrators and perhaps some fortunate ones who decided to stay or ask for her dowry wherever they were in the empire, but in general a Roman preferred to return to Rome city. There is hardly any Roman DNA left in the Mediterranean empire and even less in the north, which for a Roman was a punishment.
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  32. From Lord of the Rings.
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  33. The Spanish kingdom of León gained the border of Portugal and granted independence to the Kingdom of Portugal. They would later lose it. Spain is, without counting the city-state of San Marino, the oldest country in Europe. And the Suevi Kindom of Galicia the first feudal Kindom, and The Courts of Leon, the first Parlament of the World.
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  34. Then you have heard about Bahía de Valdes, Fort San Miguel in Nootka, Cordova Port, Malaspina expedition...
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  35. @Author: It takes your body almost 12 hours to fully digest the food, it makes no sense to have a big breakfast and eat little, especially in half of Spain where the meal is extended with a little "siesta" to avoid the hottest hours. In the morning we eat calories and fast carbohydrates. In the north some people eat more calories, at any time, specially construction people and country people. We also don't have too many problems eating enemies, in Spain we have very good recipes.
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  36. Not need for a biographer for that conclusion, going to the moon didn't.
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  37.  @mysticone1798  All the world at this time knew that the world was a globe, the ancient greeks made the demostration, the fact was that the spanish church thought that he was wrong in the distance (they were right) to Asia.
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  38. Mule imitating false english, hahahahah
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  39. Yeah, there are the original aliens too, in the area 52.
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  40.  @kevwhufc8640  Well, the loss, more than the defeat of our Great and Most Happy Armada (that was its name, not Invincible) was an accumulation of misfortunes. Yes, it should have been commanded by Alvaro de Bazán instead of the Duque of Medina Sidonia, who had never suffered a defeat and had defeated the English, French and Ottomans, but had just died. Philip II was just before your king, of England and Ireland, it is something you missed, I'm sorry. The Navy had to meet the Tercios of Flanders in the Channel since it had almost no men or weapons, that was another reason. The barges that instigated the rearguard by setting fire to the ships did more than the warships, which took a good toll on the Spanish although they were half unarmed as I have said, having to surround all the Islands in the middle of storms that were not common even then so strong did the rest. One of the allies also did not appear. If they had managed to arm themselves it would not have been difficult to land in Southampton for example or even London and then there would be no rival for Los Tercios. The purpose was never to invade Britain, but to expel Elizabeth I as a heretic queen of England. Even so, Spain won that war favorably with the Treaty of London. Then Drake's Great Navy, larger than that of Spain, would crash against us in all the ports and confrontations, being annihilated.
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  41. Qué sistema, hay un sistema?
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  42. There were no Nordics in America before Columbus.
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  43. Ha sido por el trabajo duro, tras convertirnos en el pitorreo internacional constante, el país de Europa con el mayor índice de pobreza infantil y paro solapado, el segundo más desindustrializado, haber casi triplicado la deuda exterior, estar a la cola en los informes de Pisa, haber robado varias veces los fondos europeos sin dar la menor explicación, etc, etc, etc. Y esto aún no ha terminado. Es decir, este es el aval que lleva esta Piolín a Europa.
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  44. No tienen la menor idea, contar anillos de árboles era una actividad en mi colegio con 6 o 7 años, pero estos tipos no saben hacer nada más que medir la mitad de los anillos de este árbol, pero han conseguido montar un centro, enchufarse varios y cobrar por mirar los dichosos anillos, seguramente llevan ya ahí 10 años y no han hecho más progreso.
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  45. Mixtures, with few exceptions, were prohibited by Muslims and Christians, with the death penalty. But if you are english, irish or scotish you are a descendant of galaican celtics of the northwest of Spain with some latins and some normand blood, also romaniced, very little saxon. Did you know that?
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  46. The Vikings lost every battle in which they faced an army. Regards from Galicia, here too, in several occasions. Ah, and they didn't arrived to America before Columbus.
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  47.  @Drippydesi  ViKINGD DID`T DISCOVER NOTHNG.
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  48. A group of orcas named Gladys, led by a more intelligent than average female who probably grew up alone (first seen as an immaure adult) has had great success and has formed a pod of its own that moves between Galicia, where they pass multitude of dolphins and different whales and the Strait of Gibraltar, where they also pass and huge bluefin tunas. This female, always accompanied by smaller specimens, teaches how to stop whales by breaking the "caudal fin" of the sailboats. Fishermen in the area have jumped into the water and have not shown the slightest aggressiveness. It is common to do so when fishing for tuna, they collaborate by surrounding them towards the nets and take some as a prize, making it easier for them to catch, therefore we cannot really talk about attacks on humans, it is simply a new teaching technique. As for sharks, we know that a family in the Sea of ​​Cortez began spinning great white sharks to make them enter into tonic immobility and generally eat only their great liver for the fat, but probably is more a competence like the lions and hyenas. This elaborate behavior is undoubtedly atavistic, what happens is that it is now seen because there are thousands of cameras in the sea, more respect for sharks and some hunting habits are very likely to return and disappear as they become part of "particular family cultures" that depends on the presence of certain prey or others.
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  49.  @jbsv2979  Nos has aclarado un huevo de cosas con esta historia sin sentido.
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  50. The Vikings were in Galicia several times, in my city, Vigo, which at that time was a village, they came out on zero coma. In Santiago de Compostela the same, with all the ships burned. In Lisbon the same. In Seville the same and prisoners of the Arabs. They lost every battle in which they faced someone other than a priest or a nun. In fact they did so little damage in battle that they ended up like the Pope's guard of Rome, the Varangian Guard. No way did they make it to America, there isn't a single Viking remains there and if anyone has one I challenge them to show it. They were devastated by all the tribes that surrounded them, Normans and Goths in particular. Their ships are copies of the Roman Rhine ship. Those who reached Greenland ALL died. On top of that they had a sad end, they took over Kievan Rus and formed Russia.
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  51. The main reasons are like racial tastes. There are many prejudices that have to do with politics, history, culture and even religion, then there are social ones, languages ​​that produce a higher status culturally. For a Spaniard it is difficult to distinguish Danish from Swedish or Norwegian, the same should happen to an Englishman with Italian and Spanish, but you prefer Italian, the reason is historical. Well in you case is about your italian ancestors. Philip IV of Spain said, "I speak German with the soldiers, English with my horses, French with the diplomats, Italian with the women and with God, with God I speak Spanish."
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  52.  @lauramartin-bk9nr  Gypsy
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  53.  @joseveintegenario-nisu1928  Es donde mejor estaba. De hecho mi familia, que redactó muchas de esas leyes, así lo propuso a los reyes castellanos, no se puede dejar nada de valor en manos plebeyas, se lo gastan en juglares hongos alucinógenos, vino agrio y putas.
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  54. Nothing wiking in L'Anse aux Meadows, all is basque.
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  55. I like its license plate with the Confederate flag, the Cross of Saint Andrew, symbol of the old flag of Spain.
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  56. Never, but even if they had done it, the original population, let's say, remains the same, with the DNA that we already know. Those who arrived would have been replaced.
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  57.  @rafcasmer1947  En todo caso dirás emigraron, que no fue el caso y deja de dar la vara desde Chandebrito, que no tienes p. idea de nada de lo que dices.
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  58.  @oscardelatorrealvarez6235  Jajjajaja, eso serían tus antepasadas.
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  59. My goodness, are you renaming some spanish states to your language? Can't belive it. California "calida fornia" in latin, "hot furnace". The novel you are talking about was written long after the name of that Spanish province and was probably inspired by it because it talks about a land rich in gold.
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  60.  @FilosophicalPharmer  My best history teacher said that history is not a journalistic account of events, it is the analysis of cultures over time through the interpretation of known facts, from the point of view of then and now. If you want to settle for not talking about history, that's fine, we don't even know what happened yesterday for sure in the news. In my time, history was still taught in Spain at the highest level. In GB or the US it is no longer taught, it would be very annoying to have to give so many explanations.
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  61. @Autor: Surprise! The country in the world with the most redheads % is Spain and within Spain, a town in Córbdoba, with 10% of the population having redheads.
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  62. Pues parece el jefe de pista de La Ciudad de los Muchachos
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  63. Hahahahahahaha
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  64. Lameculos total es un can palleiro el tipo.
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  65. When Columbus found America there where probably about 60 million people there before the presence of England so yes, someone go there before Columbus but not Europeans.
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  66.  @carmenortiz5294  That library was burned by the Arabs in 47 BC, like others of great importance such as that of Constantinople, Bebelplatz in Berlin or Babylon, but we preserve many Greek, Roman and medieval translations and plans, both Christian and Muslim and none came even remotely close to today's world. Impossible to guess America in them
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  67.  @ronpennington7508  Yes, tied to a pot of marijuana.
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  68.  @KrlKngMrtssn  Ese fenotipo es totalmente europeo, como el de Federer, no todas las palabras que empiezan por al- son árabes, como Alba, y esta, que puede ser cerezo o cántaro son cosas cotidianas que las adoptó la gente de campo, nada que ver con genética por tanto. En cambio tu ignorancia sí tiene un fundado origen africano, tanto tu fenotipo, como tu genotipo, como tu aplotipo y como tu taxonomía de lémur o tu inteligencia de escarabajo pelotero.
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  69. @Leire-ln7od Sigue la tía con sus teorías dando la brasa. Qué sabrás tú cómo eran los iberos y los celtas. Los vascos son una raza? Tú estás flipada.
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  70. All the world kmows the Catalina, specially for Dr. Costeau documentaries.
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  71. Forgotten? My Grandfather was there, voluntary and condecorated, with Spain.
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  72. ​ @jiminverness  By country, as a vulgar term, I am referring to a State entity, formerly the Kingdom. All of them after the Roman Empire (this is the old or classic world right?) All you have comment is false in strict terms. Suevi Kindom (with the agreement with Honorio Emperor from 411-585, they even had its own coins, then conquered by the also Spanish Visigotic Kindom, formerly the Spanish Kindom, so many time before the frankish Kindom I'm afraid. You will not try to compare a meeting of colleagues in a forest like the Icelandic "parliament" that all we know as annecdotic between barbarians with a feudal parliament, with lords with functions and knowledge, who represented regions and citizens, written rules, written laws, etc. like any current parliament, 1188. Denmark was not a continued State, they belonged to Sweden. Even Norway was a kindom before. All the actual kings of Europe are descendantas of the Spanish Catholic Kings. Charles III too. Spain is a political, historic and cultural entity from the Visigotic Kindom to now. Also it was also by far the largest, longest and most influential civilizing empire in the world.
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  73. Yes, they were lost and resurrected to tell Columbus their history through the aliens.
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  74.  @Kobewankenobiofficial  I'm not your bro, i'm spanish, show us some of those maps.
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  75.  @carmenortiz5294  Columbus died thinking that he arrived to Asia man, do you understand this? Americo Vespucio was the first to see that it was a new continent.
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  76. In basque settlements.
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  77. El Rey organizó todo, con los partidos de mayoría, es que aún no lo sabéis?
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  78. Antes llegabas a una isla para pillar agua, fruta, tortugas, etc, ahora es al revés.
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  79. Well, its not the same B-52 of the WWII
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  80.  @digitalnomad9985  Indeed, I meant that it is not the same as the B29, its WWII equivalent. The first flight of the B52 was in '52, hence its name.
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  81. Not Magellan (he died before) but the spaniard Juan Sebastian El Cano. Pedro Páez Jaramillo discovered the sources of the Blue Nile 150 years before James Bruce. We discovered Australia too 200 years before Cook (yes, we have the planes of the coast in Sevilla) and so on. The pass of Drake 205 years before Drake the pirate.
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  82.  @brucesmith1544  This from a Yorkshire pig farmer up to his ears in beer
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  83. Pues te advierto que hay algún país al que un afgano no va ni con sueldo Nestlé. Lo que no entiendo es por qué nos da la noticia el ministro de exteriores marroquí.
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  84. Kilt is an invention of the XVII century as the gaelic. Round houses you can find in Balearic Islands, Tunez, América, etc. Irish are descendents of bretons, britons, saxons and vikings. Nothing to do with galicians except bretons, two invasions in IX and XI centuries by the presion of the francs in north Galicia. You can't write any book about celts because you don't know nothing about celts.
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  85.  @andresaguirre1801  So what? hahahaha, actually getting more sunny days than 50 years ago.
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  86. It is already a miracle to find DNA from Indians in North America.
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  87. "Green"land was the first publicity campaign in history. They all defeated when turned white again.
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  88.  @aidep9653  Jajajajajaj Descubierta y reclamada para la Corona Española por Gabriel de Castilla en 1603, lo que la convierte oficialmente ya en española y resulta que Ercilla, español, le escribía poemas en 1569, por lo menos, no te lo pierdas.
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  89. A ver, tarugos, la plataforma continental no es un argumento para la soberanía. Encontrar una tierra inhabitada o sin civilizar y reclamarla para su Corona, como hizo Gabriel de Castilla en 1603 con la Antártida sí es un argumento. La Antártida es Española y mientras dure el Tratado Antártico, hasta 2040 nadie tiene derecho a ella, más que el científico.
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  90. Infamous was Henry VIII, not the Inquisition who is not spanish, is universal. ¿The kindom of Catalonia? hahahahahahaha
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  91. Es breve porque ya no tenían más tonterías que decir y solo dos datos, el número incompleto de anillos y que unos son más anchos que otros, como todos los árboles y lo que vas a medir ahí ya se ha medido en el hielo de la antártida, en los anillos de arrecifes, y en muchos otros registros naturales.
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  92. @Autor: Your title is incorrect. You're talking about how the current USA was conquered, stolen and formed thanks to the Spanish Empire help in your independence. How it was colonized refers to the exploitation of slaves and cheap Irish, Scottish and then other countries' labor.
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  93.  @anthonyrivas9085  The term native is not correct in this type of discussion, everyone born in a country is native. Trump is native American just like Crazy Horse. The original ethnic groups of a place are aboriginal or indigenous, terms that come from the Latin gene, this from the Greek genne and this from the Hindi genna "originating in a country as opposed to those established later." Therefore, a modern aboriginal tribe of mestizos cannot exist, because blacks are African aborigines, Mexican Indians are American aborigines and Mexicans can be Indians, mestizos with Spaniards, european aborigines, mestizos with Indians, mulattoes with blacks or other ethnic groups.
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  94. Yes, I can't see anything, could you start again from the beginning?
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  95. Central America, estáis bañados por el Caribe.
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  96.  @renoirnorweigan2917  No, no sois norteamericanos porque lo que se usa para dividir el continente es el Mar Caribe, y como vuestra costa este está íntegramente en el Caribe sois centroamérica y por el oeste vuestra frontera norte y sur coincide exactamente con la placa de Nazca, otra división de centroamérica y encima vuestras tribus aborígenes eran mesoamericanas, por tanto más centroamericanos que nadie. Que tengáis unos kilómetros en el norte no significa nada como EEUU tiene Florida en el Caribe. Por la misma regla Cuba entonces sería norteamericana. Así que ya lo sabéis, así se ha estudiado siempre en Europa, solo vosotros con vuestro complejo pretendéis ser lo que no sois, gringos.
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  97.  @cairobeach  Reading Usakians mixed with Mexicans in a discussion is the most surreal thing you can see on the internet. My friends and I are raving about your conversations. Being Mexican IS NOT A RACE, AMERICA IS ONE CONTINENT, not two and it is certainly not a country. MEXICO BELONGS TO CENTRAL AMERICA and both the Usakians and the Mexicans are mostly a fucking 100 milks, from 100 different parents. If one day they give you a license it should have a camouflage background, HAHAHAHAHAHA
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  98. Recurre a un especialista, ser tonto también es algo que Dios da, pero a veces tiene arreglo.
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  99.  @andresfelipesaenzlopez8126  Espera, ahora me va a explicar qué es la homosexualidad. Y si fuese una enfermedad? Qué dirías, porque yo no me meto con los cojos, a menos claro que paren la circulación 6 veces al año para presumir de que son cojos mientras además les pagan por serlo, con mi dinero. La ceguera también es natural, si tu hijo se queda ciego no me llames para investigar ni ponerle remedio vale?
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  100. Imagine being the the only castaway from a cruise ship of 3000 people a few days before.
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  101. @Autor: In Spain the army has always maintained mule breeding. They are especially good for carrying in the mountains and in the desert, they are calmer at altitude and in narrow passes, they eat and drink less and carry more than a horse. Years ago the US Army realized this need for areas like Afghanistan, for example. They bought units and brought in Spanish experts for a season. The reins you used don't work for him, his tongue is probably bothered.
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  102. Seguro que sí.
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  103.  @a.r.tavares1322  Yeah, they washed their hands and their entire neighbors before eating what the flies had left behind. 😂😂😂
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  104. No, they are latinoamericans if they speaks portuguese or spanish, two romance (latin) languages, and they are hispanoamericans if they come from the Spanish Empire. The rest are other thing.
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  105. They don´t arabized nothing, mixtures, with few exceptions, were prohibited by Muslims and Christians, with the death penalty.
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  106. @Autor: What phallic man? This is the complete sword, dirty mind.
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  107. All the actuals kings of Europe are descendants of the Spanish Catholics Kings, all. Spain is the oldest country in Europe excepting San Marino who is a City State and our Royal House is the oldest in the world excepting if you want to consideri it like ours Japan. By the way the germanic Suevi Kingdom of Spain, is the oldest feudal kingdom (411-585), conquered by the Visigotics, the second, also germanic and the origin of Spain, the same gotics that invaded Sweden and part of Norway and Italy as Ostrogotics.
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  108. That's why Irish monks wrote them centuries later, because they are as entertaining as they are false.
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  109. Latinoamerican is the people who speaks spanish and portuguese, two romance (latin) languages, Hispanoamerican is the correct therm to define the descendants of the Spanish Empire although Portuguese Empire was also Spanish but not the language.
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  110.  @gipsymelody1268  I have already explained it to you, we have two terms, Latin American refers to the language, mostly Portuguese, Spanish and their mixtures, Hispanic American refers to those from countries that were Spain. Neither term refers to ethnicities. The horrible thing is that USA citizens call themselves Americans or afroamericans (that is refered to ethnics right?), as if Canada and the rest of the continent did not exist.
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  111. I would like to know why they always put this animal and its relatives flying. The most important thing about this bug is that it COULD NOT FLY, only plan. Without a doubt it could only catch fish on the fly, it was not made to walk either or to eat large dead animals on the coast, it needed cliffs to glide, like the albatross.
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  112.  @drumstruck751  Hahhaahaha. Bats are mammals that also generally hibernate. These were reptiles that only touched land to mate and nest like albatrosses and they slept while gliding, because you can't fly with that body, only gliding, and they hunted fish on the fly, which is why they have those teeth and that mouth. They had to take off from some high, windy area like cliffs.
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  113. Null version, it has already been proven and there is no Polynesian or japanesse descent in America.
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  114. That were talking with you last friday in the pub.
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  115.  @kevwhufc8640  Uhm? You still don't have an exact idea. All of America was Spain, except for a small part of present-day Brazil, which later also inherited Spain along with all the Portuguese possessions in Africa, India, China and Portugal itself, half of Europe, we discovered Australia and Papua New Guinea 200 years before Cook although we do not claim it. We even had a commercial and religious colony in Japan with the permission of its emperor. Philippines, Guam, Mariana Islands in the Pacific. All of that, except for two protectorates, were provinces of Spain, their citizens were Spanish, they were not colonies. Only a few sales were made, such as La Florida to France (still waiting for the money) or Las Marianas to Germany. Spanish cessions or resignations were made to the United States in times when we had more serious problems to face. The USA obtained 65% of the territory of Mexico in its war after its independence and we had to cede other territories to them in a treasonous war of false flag, which began the empire of the United States of Overseas, generally based on military pressure and creation of bases, following the "Monroe Doctrine", since when they were a nation they no longer had anything to distribute around the world. By the way, San Francisco is still called San Francisco or "Frisco", like when we Spaniards founded it, you have songs by Scott McKenzie, Chris Isaak, among others. And it wouldn't be the USA if Spain hadn't kept Russia away from Alaska and California, which was very attractive to them. Nor would the USA be independent if it weren't for Spain, even if they paid us so badly.
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  116.  @MariaVictoriaGarciaAzuero  When this book whas written California already has named California in fact is possible than the book is inspired by the land as it mentions a mystic place rich in gold, as I have said in another comment. My recommendation is always contrast this kind of historic information as many people trend to fell in love with mystic facts.
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  117.  @kevwhufc8640  Ok, you have a good attitude to learning. Most of what we studied in my time was much more demanding than now. In most countries, more emphasis was placed on technical subjects, in Spain or Italy the humanistic subjects were fundamental, because they teach you to understand human beings and their works from the bottom of things. That's why at the age of 7 here you learned in a good school all the capitals of the world or the capitals of the 50 States of the USA, main cities and geographical features, the majority of Spaniards of my generation know more history or literature, philosophy, geography, etc. . than the inhabitants of other countries about their own. I studied the entire history of the United Kingdom, the USA, Russia, etc. We necessarily read Hamlet or King Lear at school. For a Spaniard it is a matter of principles to defend our history. Think that for centuries and until today we have not only had to fight against all the powers practically alone, but also against the Black Legend, invented by the Italians, English, Dutch and French. You are right, we are the oldest nation in Europe and with an impressive and very unknown history. Since you are with Rome, also read about Trajan, Hispanic, with him Rome reached its maximum extension, Hadrian, Hispanic as well, one of the five emperors considered good or Theodosius, also Hispanic, with whom the Universal Roman Empire ended and Christianity began. , declared official. I had to translate The Gallic Wars from Latin when I was 14 years old. And yes, the Cid was a real character, there are some facts that are somewhat exaggerated and others with an importance that could not be predicted at the time, but he was a great warrior, to the point that the Muslims themselves left writings about him.
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  118.  @angelcamachodelsolar  Right, so you don't know who was Fernando VII and you don't know that we are still waiting this money for La Florida and Luisiana, or the real reason of this treaty.
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  119.  @kevwhufc8640  No, you are not right, it was Méjico who lost California, Tejas, Nevada, Utah, Nuevo Méjico, Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Wyoming, not Spain. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
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  120.  @buteos8632  Fernando y Portugal pusieron todos los impedimentos posibles a la expedición, incluso secuestraron a los marinos españoles en Canarias, por suerte el español Juan Sebastian Elcano dio la vuelta al mundo. Los barcos portugueses solo podían hacer navegación de cabotage, no tenían buenos barcos ni medios técnicos, los marinos españoles mejoramos los barcos con tecnología que el resto de países aún tardarían 200 años en lograr.
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  121. ​ @buteos8632  In fact, in our dictionary, like the Portuguese carrack, your ship at that time with the caravel, with lateen sails, became synonymous with bad and old. A damaged or old second-hand car that runs poorly in Spanish is called a carraca. We designed the galleon, which left behind any ship of that time and could adequately make voyages on the high seas. There is a Spaniard in the comments because there is a pirate in the headline, a coward who lost all his battles against Spain with the title of Sir and hero, who did nothing good that the Spanish had not done long, long before him or any british. This disease is cured with the truth. So now grab a cod in the kitchen and slap yourself really hard with it.
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  122. To the autor: Spain, under Franco, is the only country in the world that defeated communism in war. Franco's regime was not nazism or fascism, it was National Catholicism, based on the purest values ​​of the West. The economy was based on autarky caused by the economic isolation fostered by the traitorous and anarcho-communist government in exile, a government that also came to power by rigging the elections and with several coups d'état in addition to violence unleashed on conservative Spain, which included shootings of thousands of prisoners including children for ideological, class and religious reasons, looting, burning of churches and convents, rape of nuns, murders, including opposition leaders and even crucifixions and torture in the so-called chekas, centers illegal detention. After defeating the communist hordes, overcoming the blockade, preventing Spain from entering the World War, convincing the allies of the legitimacy of the government and not receiving a Marshall Plan, the Spanish economy began to grow more than double that of the rest of the west world, including the USA and reaching eighth position in the world in record time ahead of Italy. This included repopulation plans in the interior, communications, ports, dams, trains, airports, 8 million officially protected or free homes, thousands of public schools and hundreds of universities with a much higher level than the current one. Depopulation is precisely a recent phenomenon, especially due to the decline in the birth rate, the abandonment of the different socialist governments and the search for urban living conditions and the lack of competitiveness of Spanish agriculture with distant countries that do not pay tariffs for unfair competition. Socialism also mortgaged Spanish industry in exchange for financing from the German socialism to achieve power. The Government of Felipe González in the 80s dismantled 34% of the industry to leave it at 23%. Furthermore, the tax pressure went from being almost zero during the Franco regime to taking more than 50% of per capita income, higher burdens than in the Nordic countries. During Franco's 36 years, 1.6 million Spaniards left Spain, almost all of them to return, without or with very basic studies, with agreements with other countries through the Spanish Emigration Institute, although in Spain there was work to give away. These people went without a criminal record, with a round trip ticket paid in case they were left without a job in Germany, Switzerland, etc. They were all praised. They had families of 8 children, with free studies, an apartment paid in 5 years, vacations, their first car and they could leave the door open. In 3 years of Zapatero's socialist government, more than 3 million left Spain, on their own, after training for free even in several careers, in a Spain without the slightest future and with no intention of returning. Many doctors go to GB to collect a nurse's salary, without wanting children or even without a partner. Now the Moors occupy the grandmas houses, we can't change cars and the government itself robs you.
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  123.  @ugenegareth9339  I always tell that to your wife.
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  124.  @darkrock6093  O aguantar 12 verbenas vacías con tracas y reguetón hasta las 6 de la mañana en Galicia todo el P. verano, las motos y coches con escape libre de los aborígenes, el rally hasta las 2 pasando a 80 en fuera del circuito mientras a ti te llega una multa por pasarte 2 kms hora. Los porreros con pitbull, los vecinos que nunca han vivido con más gente...
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  125.  @tobytroubs  OOOh yeaaaaaAAhhhh from Spain, here we listen the same stupidities.
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  126.  @AngelValentinRivera  Because it is easier to explain that an actress intervened in the development of Bluetooth or Terrytoons, animated fantasies of yesterday and today about Vikings who never set foot in America and Indians than the reasons why the US became the first power, or to lie about the Spanish Empire, or to explain what ideologies left humanity stuck in backwardness and violence. during the last century. You better be even more stupid and manipulable than you are. The Adan Generation.
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  127. America are 25 countries, this element is a redneck of US.
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  128. ah, Not bad considering that the Vikings did not know writing, only runes.
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  129.  @mysticone1798  As I said in other comment, the basque whalers where capturing whales in Terranova (Your imaginary Vindland) from the XII century, it's perfectly documented in texts of the time and all kind of evidences here in Spain, they didn't know that they where in other continent. All vikings in the first occupation of Greenland died. The sttlements you are talking about ARE BASQUE, for winter and ENGLISH of several centuries after. You don't have one only evidence of vikings in America. Repeat with me "We don't have any evidence of vikings in America".
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  130.  @mysticone1798  To talk about history you have to talk about texts. In another case you will talk about prehistory. The Vikings did not know how to write. What we have written, the sagas, are based on the tradition of fables, I repeat, oral fables written by monks centuries later. Give me an url to see the Viking ship, surely there are more that came from shipwrecks. Everything else you see there are structures of Basque whalers and there is a Christian church, therefore it is IMPOSSIBLE for it to be Viking at that time, which in addition they didn't even build like that, much less in a place like that where, according to you, only one crew would have arrived. Oh look, we have arrived in America, we are going to call it Vindland because it looks like it is full of grapes or blackberries. Then we will never return but they will make sagas of our discovery. Nor are we going to leave remains of a dry port to caulk the ship, as they did everywhere they were, nor a forge, burial, nothing. Some English coins according to experts much later than Columbus. I don't have to prove that they weren't there, it's assumed that they weren't there. It is you who has to prove that yes and you can't.
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  131.  @mysticone1798  Look man, I'm Spanish and I'm 57 years old, here history studies were more extensive and important than in any English-speaking country. I know all the publicity about the campaign started in the 60s about L'Anse aux Meadows, a well-documented Basque whaling settlement in Spain from the 12th and 13th centuries, which was an industry in the north of Spain, an industry. You don't have a single Viking evidence there, the Basques built their shelters as anyone would have done at that time and a Viking ship, at a time when they were about to disappear from Greenland due to hunger, does not arrive and build a Catholic church there. You can find not one ship, show me besides, you could find 50 there of shipwrecks. Why admonish you? Because you have swallowed an undocumented history and have put up statues of Erik the Red while you expanded the Black Legend against Spain by tearing down statues of Christopher Columbus, communing with all the woke lack of culture.
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  132.  @mysticone1798  I don't talk to them because they haven't talked to me or anyone. No archaeologist here is going to tell you that they agree with that theory because there is no evidence. Furthermore, they did not return or report a discovery, nor did it have the slightest relevance if it were true. I can give you hundreds of examples of discovered lands, with other nearby ones not discovered by Westerners throughout history. In Seville we have plans drawn of the Australian coast 30 years before Cook's arrival, of Galician whalers, Spain was not interested in sending an expedition there, the sailors' data said that it was a poor land, however they did not see New Zealand.
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  133. Normal, Carrillo estaba completamente cagado. Suárez estaba al corriente de todo lo que pasaba y Mellado estaba hasta los huevos de oir disparos.
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  134.  @santiagodemarco547  Vamos a ver, han sacado o se pueden sacar cientos de metros de una barra del hielo de los polos que te permiten analizar el polvo y la atmósfera de cientos de miles de años, si cortas un arrecife de coral también tiene anillos, que te registran el nivel solar, de salinidad, de acidez entre otras cosas, lo mismo con sedimentos de todo tipo por todo el planeta. Nos va a contar un solo árbol, en una sola localización, algo que no sepamos ya? No, algún incendio local puede ser.
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  135.  @pf1402  Yo estudié en la de Salamanca y en Alcalá de Henares y nada me desmaya porque soy español. Tengo dos licenciaturas, un doctorado, varios grados y masters, hablo cinco idiomas y soy catedrático en otra universidad. Pero tengo algún amigo en la de Valdivia, viven en una urbanización custodiada por el ejército, aquí no les daban trabajo porque tienen un nivel muy bajo pero ahí se forran y nos meamos de risa con el nivel que tenéis.
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  136.  @pf1402  En mis tiempos no regalaban nada, eso ahora con los bolcheviques. Te dejo en bragas.
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  137.  @pf1402  Yo ya trabajé lo que tú nunca trabajarás en tu vida, ahora estoy de relax.
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  138.  @pf1402  No tengo ningún interés en conocerte.
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  139. AL autor: Nadie en España ha estudiado jamás que el petróleo venga de los dinosaurios, todos los niños sabíamos que proviene de materia vegetal, léase también plancton. Otra cosa, NO SE DICE MISCONCEPCIÓN en español, estáis contaminados con el inglés. Tampoco "controversial", es controvertido ¿Este es un vídeo para aclarar que no viene de los dinosaurios? Pues para eso no hace falta todo este rollo.
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  140.  @asturiasceltic3183  The Celtic peoples, as a general term in history, designate all the tribes of Western Europe in contact with or close to the Atlantic during the Bronze Age, including Icelanders. As a tribe themselves, the Celts were south of Germany. They all had things in common but they were not the same tribes. In Galicia there is only one burial of a queen like those in Germany, in an earthen mound with her treasure, which indicates that they were mixed with other Celtic tribes. A recent study by an Oxford professor points to Galicia, which at that time included the entire north of the Iberian Peninsula as the origin of the Irish, Scots, Bretons, Britons and Celtic English, but this was a mutual movement of people.
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  141.  @asturiasceltic3183  Galicia and Asturias are not celtic nations, we don't speak any language derived of celtics. But we where.
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  142.  @asturiasceltic3183  Galicia had 50 years of moor limited presence. without any mixed population, the same as Asturias and all Spain in general. The Bohemian-Bavarian celts where only in Galicia, never in Asturias, we have the only burial under a mound of a Celtic queen in Spain with her gold treasure. They mixed with different Celtic tribes. In actual Galicia there is no evidence of this genetics, most of ancient Galicians are descendants of Bretons.
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  143.  @asturiasceltic3183  I'm Spanish, from Galicia, and one of my Grand fathers was from Oviedo, Asturias capital, and no, we are not considered one of the celtics nations because we don´t preserve a celtic language like the others. and you, probably a young man from Asturias are simply a victim of the actual public educational system in Spain, an ignorant.
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  144. Es una respuesta cartesiana, se ve que siguen a Descartes.
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  145.  @Drippydesi  NO
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  146. @Autor: The Americas is a rhetorical term. America is a continent, it is the name that its owners use from Alaska to Patagonia, the Spanish. North and south are not continents, they are cardinal points, although you don't care about that, you don't even know how to point out your country, the United States, not America on the World Map.
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  147.  @talentheturtle  Sorry, try British humor because I don't get this one, I'm from the baby boom.
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  148.  @talentheturtle  Well, thank goodness you're not Descartes, because he continually did it with himself.
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  149. I am a racist, I am in favor of the existence of races, I do not despise any, non-racists prefer a single race. In any case, if you let enough time pass, different races form again, that protects us genetically.
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  150. All Méjico was Spain so all mejicanos except those foreigners after the secession have spanish ancestry, including aborigins. The same is valid for the rest of the Greatest Civilizing Empire of the World. In USA theere are 60 million people with Spanish as mother language today. 580 millions in total aprox and growing.
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  151. Kevin, muy español, Kevin Cosme
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  152.  @txusojones6620  Pues el autor del vídeo va a flipar con que seas de Burgos.
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  153. The Vikings, alone, did not win a single battle against an army in all of Europe ever.
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  154.  @magnusk4352  To begin with, what you call Vikings, which you don't even know who they were, were actually Normans, because the Goths invaded half of Sweden, the same as Spain and Italy, and the other half and Norway were invaded by the Normans, who were a people of Romance beech, from northern France. The Vikings won some small battles as mercenaries of other armies, for example in Ireland against England or in Scotland and on and on. I am Spanish, from Galicia, a region with Celtic roots, Suevi (a Germanic group) and Visigothic/Germanic too. The Vikings were here several times, even in my city, the same as in Seville, Lisbon, etc. while It was still Arab and they always lost, they tried to rob the Cathedral of Santiago and lost against a bishop and against the king of the Kingdom of León, their ships were all burned, the Arabs did the same, none of them survived. The only Viking victories were against isolated monasteries and their fame spread so that certain feudal lords were granted lands, castles, titles, to protect a threat that was nothing more than a band of ragtag men. Of course they never set foot in America, the remains seen there are from Basque whalers. They did not write anything, Irish monks did it centuries later from places where they had never seen anything. The mania that you all have with Vikings is queer.
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  155.  @magnusk4352  Do you like Vikings, those muscular, hairy men with axes? Look, I'm Spanish, but half of my family is Swedish and I don't know where you're from but I bet I know more history about your own country than you do.
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  156. ​ @TihetrisWeathersby  You think a damn YouTube video is a reliable source? Look, I am almost history, I studied this in the 60's, everything I have said you can repeat in the church this sunday and people can say amen.
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  157.  @TihetrisWeathersby  Very good, then show me one. Erickson did not know how to write and you come to tell me that three centuries later, the Genoese, competitors of Spain and initiators of the Black Legend had evidence, what evidence? Those or the sagas, which are written by Christian monks in Ireland, basically inventing the first thing that came to mind. I repeat the question, do you have any proof that the Vikings discovered America? NO, RIGHT?
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  158.  @ericjohnson235  If Martians existed they would never be discovered.
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  159. You should imitate him and learn that 205 years before him we Spaniards had already arrived in Australia, which is named after the Spanish Royal House of Austria at that time and that Luis Báez de Torres, between others, discovery of the continent and other islands long predates the English expeditions. and Dutch, who stole the military plans in the Taking of Manila. Now the natives would not be tearing down statues of Spaniards, since Spain recognized the status as humans beens and granted citizenship and property titles and even nobility to all its subjects, we did not have colonies or slave trade.
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  160. I didn't know that Native Americans had traveled to Greenland or Iceland.
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  161.  @dustencross357  I know, so what?
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  162.  @marschlosser4540  They lost absolutely all their enconters with an army, all of them, hahahaha
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  163. ​ @dustencross357  Look man, I'm Spanish and I'm 60 years old, those of my generation know more about the US, Indians and Vikings than you do about your city. Here at 8 years old you learned your 50 states with their capital, geography, production and history of the US just like the rest of the countries, failing a capital of the world, even if it was Bhutan (Bhutan is a country) was repeating the exam and here we don't do tests . 90% of Americans do not know how to point to the US on the map. The Wikings and the Indians never met. And all people knows that natives were originally from Siberia.
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  164. Esos árboles deben ser cortados ya.
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  165.  @Contrerassev  El mes pasado la Universidad de Granada anunciaba la que TAL VEZ sea la primera prueba de una ciudad que llamaremos Tartessa porque no es ibera, todo lo demás son suposiciones.
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  166.  @Contrerassev  El tesoro ese no se sabe de quién era, posiblemente ibero.
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  167.  @Benito-lr8mz  No me hagas explicar los celtas que es muy largo y ya lo he hecho 100 veces en youtube, lo que tú imaginas como celtas no eran celtas vale? Los celtas son de hace 8000 a 5000 años en Galicia y como tribu son del sur de Alemania, en Galicia solo hay dos asentamientos de esa tribu llamada así, las demás eran "primos", de la edad de bronce. Es una denominación genérica en el espacio y el tiempo que fue pasando de unos pueblos a otros. Y sí, nuestros apellidos y el derecho de pernada, las repoblaciones y el reparto de tierras a los plebeyos, todo eso es feudal, es lo visigodo y forma parte de la recolonización tras la Reconquista, la sustitución de las diócesis por los condados, marquesados, ducados y en ellos los pollazos de los visigodos dale que te pego, casi todo DNA germano oriental de pura cepa y en Italia los Ostrogodos, la misma tribu con otro nombre y por si cabe duda, porque la mitad de mi familia es sueca, también invadieron toda Suecia y parte de Noruega los Visigodos, antes de aparecer vikingos, que no eran un pueblo, por eso hay mucho mito en la historia. Cuántos habitantes crees que había al terminar la conquista visigoda y luego la Reconquista? Sabías que en la Reconquista los visigodos te nombraban noble por tener 10 hijos varones? Y hubo muchos de esos, se llamaba nobleza de paquete, eran futuros soldados y colonos. Así que mira si pusieron interés en dejar DNA.
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  168.  @Benito-lr8mz  Do you know were and who started the Reconquista? How many people and were did they come from?
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  169.  @pendragonU  Ya la has cagao totalmente, ahora tendremos que ver a los putos conejos otra vez por ahí dando saltitos, a ver nene, cómo se dice conejo en latin? Y no era Terra, era Tarra. Encima no se llamó así hasta mucho después de conquistarse la península. Tarraconensis es el "Interior de Tarraco" en latín. «La palabra Tarragona es un acrónimo ibérico que se compone de TAR-, que significa 'brava'; RACO, 'línea de tierra' y, finalmente -ONA, un aumentativo que significa 'más grande que'»
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  170.  @joseveintegenario-nisu1928  No
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  171.  @joseveintegenario-nisu1928  Tiene razón, los vascos son los más españoles de la Península, sus lenguas son restos del ibero, por eso no hay ottra igual y su origen es Israel, son judíos que llegaron por mar, la tribu perdida.
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  172.  @joseveintegenario-nisu1928  Muy bien, has ido a la wikipedia, pues eso, la primae noctis es un derecho aceptado durante la Alta Edad Media y sí, aquí en España se practicó a base de bien, al menos mi familia lo hizo, había que repoblar, tener soldados fuertes contra los moros y asegurar la lealtad de los vasallos, de esa expresión viene "meter la pata".
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  173.  @joseveintegenario-nisu1928  Si lo dice la película Brabeheart, que describe a un salvaje escocés que se trincó a todo lo que encontró a su paso y era además un traidor pues palabra de Dios.
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  174.  @IvanCruz-dg3we  No, tú eres 74% ibérico, que no es lo mismo.
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  175.  @joseveintegenario-nisu1928  Derecho de pernada, viene de primae noctis, es decir primera noche, pernada tiene la misma raíz que pernoctar. Se ejerció en toda Europa siempre que el señor quisiese (sus hombres no tenían ese derecho), evidentemente si la novia de tu siervo es un callo no te va a apetecer y si tienes 70 años tampoco y si no estás seguro tampoco, y si estás casado y eres cristiano por lo que no todos lo practicaban pero es un derecho ancestral como los humanos y ya se practicaba en el paleolítico y el neolítico, en este caso por todos los vencedores, dejar descendencia sobre un pueblo enemigo tuyo es un buen recordatorio de tu poder porque la sangre efectivamente tira y los hijos bastardos raramente se enfrentaban a sus padres. Los alemenes tomaban el equivalente al viagra de la época para tirarse a las rusas y los rusos lo mismo con las alemanas, se hizo en las guerras napoleónicas e incluso los ingleses y portugueses violaron a todas las pamplonesas en la liberación de Pamplona contra Napoleón, además saquearon e incendiaron la ciudad y eso que eran aliados. La población masculina de la Península fue sustituida entera por los yamnaya hace 5000 años, pastores ucranianos, todos, incluso los vascos.
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  176.  @pendragonU  Terraconnensis =Rabbits land. Jajajajajajaja. Tarraconensis, no Terraconensis viene de "Colonia Iulia Urbs Triumphalis Tarraco", es decir Tarragona, nada de conejos ni damanes en España. Conejo en latín es lepus. España viene del fenicio Y-Span-Ya (tierra donde se forjan metales) y él es inglés y ya sabe que llegaron hasta Inglaterra buscando estaño y en Galicia también hay minas de estaño fenicias. Luego los romanos ya la llamaban Hispania antes de llegar aquí porque Italia tenía colonias fenicias. España aportó el 80% del oro a Roma.
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  177.  @quesivale267  Yo sí lo sé y sin hacer ningún estudio, Hasta el 1600 A.C sé de dónde vengo con apellidos.
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  178. ​ @Leire-ln7od  No hubo celtas en las provincias vascas. Maite significa amor en vasco y hay un montón de palabras en vasco relacionadas con amor y Maite, como "herido de amor: maitasunak minduta" "enamorado maiteminduta". Los celtas no sabían escribir, solo quedan algunos patronímicos, topónimos y sufijos. "-iz es río" Guitiriz, Allariz, Mondariz, Beariz, Los lugares que comentas no eran celtas, eran celtíberos, con cierta influencia celta y el Reino Suevo en su máxima expansión llegó a algunos de ellos, de hecho ocupaba toda Asturias, al sur hasta el Duero y parte de León e hicieron muchas incursiones hasta la Tarraconensis. Aunque ya no son celtas sí llevaron parte del lenguaje. Terminaron expulsados como los alanos a Marruecos, por eso si te dicen que tienes ADN de Marruecos no lo creas, son ellos los que tienen algo de ADN germánico. Los bretones, no britones de la Rioja son perros de caza. Brigantia es La Coruña no "está en la Coruña" brigantum es bandido en latín. La diócesis bretona de las dos inmigraciones que hubo masivas en los siglos IX y XI de bretones a Galicia huyendo de los francos se llama Bretoña, en lugo y aún había viejos en tres aldeas de Lugo en los 90 que hablaban bretón.
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  179.  @Leire-ln7od  En primer lugar cálmate niña, que no estás hablando con tu padre. En segundo lugar los robles no viven tanto, efectivamente como he dicho el Duero está en Portugal. ¿Celtas pecosos? Mira, tú no eres ni española, serás inmigrante porque a estos batasunos ya no les quedan votantes. El gaélico se empezó a escribir en Irlanda, norte de Escocia y la isla de Man, además en el siglo V, nada gaélico en España. Portugalo, ya, pues Portugal viene de Portus Calo, que en latín, no en celta, significa puerto tranquilo. Helmántica muy bien, otra palabra en latín...
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  180.  @Contrerassev  En Sevilla no hay nivel educativo. Este mes, en el que publicaste este comentario la Universidad de Granada anunciaba el que posiblemente, dicen, sea una ciudad tartessa, que no lo saben pero no es ibera y otra en Portugal, busca en las hemerotecas.
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  181.  @Leire-ln7od  Estás jamada niña, eres cubana o algo así verdad? y te han comido el cerebro los batasunos.
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  182.  @Leire-ln7od  "rojiverdes", jajajajajaj, rojigualdos, del color de la bandera. Jajajajajaj. Que me ahogo. Parientes blancos españoles, es que hay otros españoles que son pitufos, azules. Jajajajajajajaj
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  183.  @quesivale267  Te equivocas, había desde cuando los había o crees que la gente se conocía solo por su nombre, jajajaja y los que había existen por algo y algunos como el mío tienen etimología y mucha historia detrás. Te apellidas Fernández, pues eres hijo de Friederick, Rodríguez, de Roderick, García, de Gartz, Suárez, de Shwartz, Pérez, de Pero, ves?
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  184.  @Leire-ln7od Maite, que es amor en vasco. Jajajajajajaja.
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  185.  @Leire-ln7od  Mira niñata, ya me tienes hasta los mismísimos. Yo soy gallego, no vasco como tú tampoco eres ni vasca ni española, eres nacionalizada y enfermiza. Iria es LATIN. Iria Flavia es un pueblo de Padrón, fundado por los romanos, donde nació Camilo José Cela, premio Nobel, algo que me temo que tú no vas a alcanzar jamás. Y ese nombre es en honor de la diosa romana Iria, la de hermosos colores que anuncia buenos augurios, de ahí la palabra arcoiris. Granada no es ILI- BERIS, es IL- IBERIS "la de los iberos" en latín porque esa ciudad la fundaron los túrdulos, una tribu ibera a la que llamaron Ihverir. Se dice ibero del latín, íbero es del griego. Y qué demonios tiene que ver Granada con Maite y lo que estábamos hablando?
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  186.  @Leire-ln7od  Maite es amor en vasco, iletrada. LOS CELTAS NO SABÍAN ESCRIBIR y los vascos no descienden de celtas, por tanto el gaélico y el vasco no tienen NADA que ver y menos el gaélico actual que no tiene ni el alfabeto original. El vasco podría tener 15.000 años de antiguedad y el gaélico más antiguo escrito por monjes es del siglo V.
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  187.  @Contrerassev  Jah, mejor no discutas con ella, está pà que la encierren, debe ser una de estas cubanas que hay sueltas por las provincias vascas porque su abuelo era vasco, tiene el CI de un tardígrado.
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  188.  @caezar55  Spain was in most parts of northamerica man, even your thanksgiven day is not of the pilgrims of the Mayflower, it was a spanish episode with northamericans natives.
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  189. Este tío es un cateto y un gañán, que es lo único de lo que puede disponer siempre Lo País, me va a contar a mi la persecución que sufrió mi familia, y como la mía miles, antes del 36 y del 35 y del 34. De golpe NADA, ALZAMIENTO NACIONAL EN DEFENSA DE ESPAÑA Y LOS ESPAÑOLES ANTE UN DESGOBIERNO FRAUDULENTO, PROCOMUNISTA Y GENOCIDA. Los que están ahí muchos están sin identificar porque no lo estaban antes de ingresar aquí y son de los dos bandos, por tanto monumento a la reconciliación, a pesar de que para muchos es un insulto que junto a nuestros familiares se encuentren sus asesinos. Franco nunca tuvo intención de ser enterrado ahí y sí, puede considerarse una víctima de la Guerra como todos los que la pasaron. Los que no la pasaron son los que vienen a dar clases de nuestra vida, no de historia.
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  190.  @jorgecaballero6215  No, it was in March of 2001. The first version, which mounted a Zeiss sight, was a good weapon, comparable to the German Kar-98K Mauser that inspired it. It was used until the 1980s for instruction and is still used in parades. The next one was manufactured during the years of economic blockade, which made it difficult to produce in general, was supposed to be a transitional model and there was no longer any danger of going to war at that time. Furthermore, the sights were replaced by the previous Zeiss, which were smuggled, the Japanese ones were for instruction. Even so, it is a rare case that the army approves a low-quality weapon. Spain has always had and exports high-quality weapons; it is between sixth to eighth largest exporter in the world.
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  191.  @unusedName1  Aún puedes verlo, es con el que desfila la guardia real por ejemplo. Ya hemos explicado cuándo, cómo se usó y hasta cuando.
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  192. @illiterate Autor: 1- Because Spain had to endure the continuous plundering of England and its allies. 2- Because Spain had to endure the inflation and usury of the Dutch and Genovese Jewish bankers. 3- Because the Spanish Civilizing Empire, the largest in history, did not have colonies, it had provinces and viceroyalties, we did not exploit like the other powers. 4- Because Spain left a gigantic legacy in its empire, in the largest and best planned cities of its time, its churches, its universities, its hospitals, its fortresses, its tremendous infrastructure works, etc. 6. Because Spain only brought from America the so-called Quinto Real, the tax in gold and silver that any Spaniard paid and were exempt from others. 7- Because the Spanish Empire was not a slaveholder. 8- Four of the countries of the Spanish Empire were first powers. 9- Because Spain financed your country's War of Independence, ignorant, trained and equipped your army, declared war on England, gained the support of France and won some of the most important battles for you. Spain was the fourth gold reserve in the world (Stolen by the fraudulent republican government) in 1936. And with all that was sunken and belongs to us is the first today. After not having a Marshall Plan and an unjustifiable economic block worse than Cuba's for 20 years, Spain had the record of economic growth in the West, during the Franco era not surpassed by any nation, neither China nor the USA. England ruined its wool, mining and grain production thanks to India and the USA and Canada and that while starving them.
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  193.  @MateDrinker33  Did you read me? This is a fact. In the begining were two, one was in 1890.
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  194. He is saying that his parents arrived in Spain.
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  195.  @Sure-t9o  Los fenicios fundaron las colonias que fundaron, en la Península, en Italia y en Grecia entre otros lugares, apenas se mezclaron porque venían a comerciar y no a quedarse, de hecho llegaron hasta las costas inglesas buscando estaño y tampoco se mezclaron, en esa época, antes de los romanos, los pueblos eran tribales, no andaban mezclándose, su supervivencia dependía de ello. O mataban a todos los hombres y se quedaban con las mujeres o eran ellos los muertos.
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  196. Esto hay que hacerlo pero no con con los inmigrantes, con los bolcheviques, los otros se irán detrás.
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  197.  @TheHypnotstCollector  From the latin "calida" "fornax" hot furnace. Hernán Cortés studied latin and laws at Salamanca University. Don't send any mexican or english source, they are not reliable.
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  198.  @davidjohnston4240  My godness. Oregon was discovered by us, the Spanish, and we gave it the name and it comes from the shape of the Oregon River, its curves. The territory was originally called "Orejones" or, as was common in the Spanish language at that time, the singularization "El Orejón" with the phonemic mutation, by transliteration from Spanish to English, of the letter j for g.
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  199.  @DangerAce  It was called Florida because it was discovered on Easter Day in Spanish "Pascua Florida". You northamericans are really ignorants. Any Spaniard over 50 years old knows more about your country than you do.
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  200.  @FilosophicalPharmer  I had a philosophy teacher at that same school who once told me: "You complain that we demand too much of you to pass, you don't know that when you finish here you will have to learn to forget everything you have learned." Not then, but later I understood what he wanted to tell me.
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  201. You're starting off wrong by putting Mussolini and Hitler together, fascism is not the same as Nazism, even if were both socialists.
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  202. Aquí no tenemos gobierno, tenemos bobierno.
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  203. Spain did not have colonies, they were as Spanish as someone born in Madrid.
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  204. Médico holístico, es decir, no es médico.
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  205. These animals could not fly, only glide and that is why their head has that shape, they could only feed while flying.
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  206. It is really not very common to find the entire natural bed of an ancient river that dried quickly, cracking and after folding the softer strata of the soil, it was left in that position. Maybe it evaporated after a Yellowstone eruption or a meteorite fall.
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  207. Another one with the same problem, I think I already commented on your channel, yes, Sicily was ruled by Spain and was an Alan kingdom and was also ruled by the Normans. The Normans ARE NOT SCANDINAVIAN, they were from Normandy, where you landed on "D-Day". Their Duke, William I was recognized as king of the Normans by the king of France and invaded England, ruling as William II The Conqueror, taking power from the Saxons. Their language was Romance, similar to French, and they were not all blonde like the Scandinavians. It is true that in Sicily there were more migrations than in other places but we must distinguish between migrant peoples, dominant peoples, static population stratum and racial mixture. Racial mixing has very rarely occurred in Europe or anywhere else, racial mixing is contrary to human instinct, this is reason for another series of videos. The Roman Empire and the Spanish Empire are two extraordinary cases in history. This teacher could be my son, he has no experience nor has he been taught history correctly, he has been taught a history full of prejudices, not reality. In any case, I am Spanish, I can distinguish practically any Italian or Portuguese. If you put us in a group more. Of course, in northern Italy there are more blondes, like in Spain I grow blonde, then I was brown like Sean Connery or George Clooney, we can be brothers, he the ugliest, I have clear eyes and now my hair is white and all my family the same (and we come from Venice in the 15th century), all European blondes passed through the Balkans at some point in history. The Susex, the oldest noble house in England, were cousins ​​of King Allaric the Great, expelled from the family for traitors, the one who took over (and abandoned Rome when he could not administer it), that is, Goths, like those who invaded Sweden, Norway and Spain. In Spain there was no mixing with Moors and they were here for 800 years, it was prohibited with the death penalty on both sides. You have black blonde, you are not a typical sicilian, not for your skin color, it is for your mouth, yor superciliary arch, your teeth, you proportions, your hair, even your expressions. Do you realize that your lips are twice as thick as those of the average European?
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  208. Para echar a los españoles iban muy a gusto, para echar a estos perros no tienen huevos.
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  209. La naturaleza no da nada gratis, todo se paga y es una lucha a muerte. Estos árboles deben cortarse ya puesto que están próximos a morir, estudiarlos y plantar otros, con ellos hacer algo especial, bello, porque cuando mueran todo el CO2 que guardan volverá a la atmósfera. Los ancestros no estaban ahí cuando nacieron estos árboles en la Patagonia, pero si haces algo bello sí quedarán ahí para siempre.
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  210. Hablan mejor español que la mayoría de América y muchos españoles.
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  211. America is a continent dude, one continent.
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  212.  @donarthiazi2443  Wrong, you are the only illiterates that name America to the US, name America as two continents and don't know how to point their country in the globe. Hahahahahaha. Greetings from Spain donarthi nazi (Spain is in Europe, another continet, in the middle of the Globe).
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  213.  @donarthiazi2443  Hahahahahaha, an usakian teaching geography? You can't point your country in the globe. "We, the people of de United States" saids your own Constitution, it doesn't names America (not Americas) still two paragraphs later. America is Canada, Mexico, Brazil, etc. too.
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  214.  @donarthiazi2443  I would like to know, firstly, what makes you think that I don't travel and secondly, if I needed help, I wouldn't ask someone who doesn't know the name of their own country. But you are right about one thing, Spain is much safer than the USA.
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  215.  @donarthiazi2443  I see, they name you yankees too, are you yankees? in Luisiana or Texas are proud to be yankees? Listen I'm from Spain of Europe we are europeans, the only europeans. hahahahah. Things are only two ways, right or wrong, yours is wrong you are as americans, exactly as Belize. Don't puzzle me, I have all kinds of studies of an european country that discovered America and have the highest level in humanities, we gave you the occidental culture, Spain....
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  216.  @donarthiazi2443  Oh yes, in Burundi or Tonga Island they name yo americans, this is right.
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  217. There were no Irish in America before Columbus.
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  218. There is no reliable evidence to indicate that Brendan ever reached Greenland or the Americas.The Saint Brendan Society celebrates the belief that Brendan was the first European to reach North America.
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  219.  @DanMac-lh7tl  Of course, even the aliens arrived earlier according to many of you. The day of Columbus' Discovery is celebrated for Europe, for civilization and because without Spain, America as you know it would not exist nor would the USA exist without Spain's support for Independence. Therefore it is an insult to Spain, to civilization, to the intelligence, to the histoty in general and to your own tradition.
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  220. For Brendan the Voyager please visit our fantasy and legends section, 6th floor, thank you.
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  221. Where did Columbus mention any fabule like that of Brendan, writen by a monk many time later?
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  222.  @carmenortiz5294  NO. He only made annotations of famous books who he read after the discovery to justify his teories.
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  223.  @carmenortiz5294  Yes, Brendan was a monk as I said, that in a small boat in the 6th century he wouldn't even cross that sea, he didn't leave a record of anything and a guy comes in 1980 to tell us what this Brendan guy did and you believe him . Another thing, I am Spanish, Columbus' navigational diaries were required reading in school as children like most of the universal literature, music and philosophy and you are not going to teach a Spaniard born in the 60's anything, but especially history or any humanistic subject. Hhahahaha, you are ridiculous.
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  224. La tipa más ooorrrdinaria de España y la principal banda terrorista. Asquerosos hasta sin querer. Qué pintas de muertos de hambre.
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  225. Estupendo, así ya repartimos la mierda de microplásticos por todo el país. China sigue siendo un país del Tercer Mundo a pesar de contratar todo tipo de empresas occidentales preferiblemente españolas para las carreteras y construcción, al ser España el país puntero en el mundo.
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  226. I say that all these English speakers think that the rest of the world must be idiots or that they are going to give history lessons to Spaniards when they themselves don't even know their own. All day with the myth of the Vikings and Spanish slavery, SLAVERY WAS PROHIBITED, it was one of the first laws that Isabel La Catolica dictated after seeing the first Indians that Columbus brought, who by the way WAS NOT ITALIAN and goes around a thousand times as any current navigator, the Indians in the Spanish provinces were Spanish. Why don't you go look to see where your Indians are?
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  227. You can say higher, but not clearer.
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  228. "That took place"? Hahahahahahah
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  229. Well, the first thing they have to teach you at school is that America is not a country, it is a continent (only one, by the way) and that the United States are practically all mixed race, both black, Indian, and white. This channel is unbearably crying woke, and ignorant to the core, a mixed-race girl at first glance of Hispanics, Indians and blacks should not make judgments about things she does not understand nor are understood, like this headline (Italians are white by the way and white american is ridiculous a concept, white is white, in America and in Solomon Islands).
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  230. Nunca, la gente no quiere la verdad, solo quieren un audi.
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  231. En el arte ya está todo inventado, ese splash que los jóvenes no paran de copiar lo inventó un artista un día. Ahora hay arte decorativo, hay ilustraciones y hay ocurrencias, pero eso no es arte superior.
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  232. That the Moroccans would steal them all.
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  233. I understand, so Hoi-sin lived from the 400s to the 1680s when Bering died.
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  234. Both are wrong, I have owned horses, dogs and women. Women are a problem, always.
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  235. @Autor: Y él dolor de muelas.
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  236. Pues es un milagro, porque a vosotros cada día se os entiende peor.
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  237. More than this public and the journalists of CBS. We experts have already explained that this is not an attack, to see an attack visit the one of an orca killing a great white by itself. This is a pod called Gladys that operates from Galicia to Gibraltar, following whales and dolphins to the north and large bluefin tuna and sharks to the south. The female was raised alone and has managed to form this pod. We experts believe that she has taught the others to break the rudders of some sailboats as she would do to harass the whales to leave the calf alone and drown it. Another possibility is boredom in the south while waiting for the tuna to arrive. The two areas are crossed by thousands of sailboats every month and there have only been several serious cases due to leaky boats and they are exclusively sailboats, whose rudder resembles a tail fin.
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  238. Para mi no, no quiero una mujer al mando de nada, su cerebro no está diseñado evolutivamente para esto y punto, no hay más que hablar.
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  239. @Autor: Lie, if you were a Viking chief you wouldn't want to have 15 head eaters nearby in a battle, plus the Vikings lost all battles against an army, they didn't win one in their entire history.
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  240. @author: Ther is no such thing of Spanish colonies or territories. All of them were Spain, not colonies like yours.
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  241. @Autor: Nobody Could Defeat Napoleon? Spain defeated Napoleon, the first to defeat him were the Galician Militias and various Cities. Finally Spain in Bailén. His last words were: “The Spaniards all behaved like one man of honour. I looked at the matter wrong; the immorality must have been too obvious; the injustice too cynical and all of that was very bad, since it has collapsed.” And then he added: My God, I have almost no cock and I'm getting tits."
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  242. In spanish we call it moon fish.
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  243. To the author: There was no German or Spanish mafia, the rest of those you have mentioned were due to the fact that they were all treated as second-class people in their own nations, while the Germans and Spaniards, both of mainly Germanic origin, the Spanish mainly Visigothic and with The greatest civilizing empire in history were aware of their cultural supremacy, therefore they did not belong to depressed and culturally low classes.
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  244. You say it as if in Spain we didn't have mills and dams and forests, what stupidity.
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  245. By the English, Dutch, French, Portuguese, Italian, Ottoman, Berber pirates fuckink over 350 years and criminal and illiterates secesionits purchased by the previous ones?
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  246. They could not do high altitude navigation, only coastal navigation.
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  247.  @kylerjones4411  Vikings did not reached Newfoundland ever. Yes, the Polynesians could move from one place to another because they had records of volcanic activities, all the islands they occupied are volcanic although we do not know how many times they failed in their attempts, they did know that in certain directions they would find land because the birds and other animals and plants also went from one to another, and it is not the only trick you can use to follow a navigation route to land, from studying the remains on beaches, wild animals, observing clouds and even using carrier pigeons to determine the starting point. . Furthermore, their boats did not require caulking, but Viking and medieval boats in general did. If you read Columbus's diary you will see that the Admiral was an expert in all of this. As I said, in these times you could only do coastal navigation, they did not have a sextant but they did have an astrolabe, although it was not exactly accurate, since probably 1000 years BC, which was perfected for navigation but still only served with a few stars and not It determined the zenith well, so it did not allow sufficient autonomy either. The myth of the Viking compass is that, just a myth, in fact they used rope techniques to determine some variations, but nothing more.
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  248.  @carmenortiz5294  Aha, so you are a fervent believer, you also believe in the Holy Trinity and the virginity of the Virgin Mary.
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  249. Vietnam, Rusia and China.
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  250. Pues no sé por qué te sorprende, la mezcla racial estaba prohibida entre ambos bandos con la pena de muerte y no es algo que se disimule fácilmente. Solo hubo algunos intercambios como el pago de rehenes en acuerdos de paz o de doncellas para harenes, esto precisamente causó la batalla de Clavijo. Lo que sí encontrarás son restos de alanos y suevos en Marruecos, entonces a algunos estas empresas les sueltan que tienen ascendencia africana, cuando resulta que es al revés.
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  251.  @ross23233  There is no such influence from North Africa as you mention. When the Arabs invaded Spain, racial mixing was prohibited with the death penalty on both sides, so with very few exceptions there was no such influence, on the contrary, there was European influence in North Africa because it was a Roman province and because the Visigoths in Spain expelled the Suevi and Alans there, who formed a kingdom and were Germanic tribes. That's where you get it.
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  252. @Leire-ln7od Claro, no como los sudaneses y los pigmeos, que son clavaos. Esta cubana es la hostia, somos tan variados que hasta somos como tú, café con leche.... cargadito y con asssuuuuuucaaaarrrrrrrr.
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  253.  @TheMariepi3  Rhere is not such thing of pre and post-Muslim population because racial mixing was prohibited with rare exceptions by both parties with death penalty, which is why the Reconquista lasted centuries, because it was necessary to repopulate. The Basques (and Gascons) have already mixed enough with people from all parts of Spain over the centuries to consider themselves special. Even so, the percentage of blue eyes and Irish pink-type skin in the north of Spain is very high. Also, in case you don't know, the second to populate Europe were the Iberians and they were mostly brown-skinned and mostly blue-eyed. In Galicia there was a migration of more than 1 million people between the 9th and 11th centuries who came from Armorica French Brittany fleeing the Franks, we even have a region in the province of Lugo called Bretoña and there were three villages where the elderly still spoke Breton until the 90s.
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  254. Felipe VI studied in a public institute his bachelor. I studied with a descendant of Ponce de León y Santo Domingo, gobernor of Puerto Rico and discoverer of Florida and with a descentant of a Viceroy of New Spain and Grandee of Spain both good friends between others. I own the oldest heraldic shield in the Iberian Peninsula, the only title authorized during the Constitution of Cádiz, the Republics and the only one confirmed by all the kings of Spain after being crowned. I do not have to stand in the presence of the King, but among my obligations is to lend him money hahahahah. The last holder of the Crown of the Eastern Roman Empire, Andrés Palaiologos, sold his "de jure" imperial title to Ferdinand II of Aragon and V of Castile and Isabella I of Castile before his death in 1502. Although there is no evidence that any Spanish monarch has used the Byzantine imperial titles, which are the last of the Roman Empire, they are of Felipe VI by historical inheritance. As for the Western Roman Empire, the Spanish Empire is its successor, as a protector and expander of the faith, for the PAX HISPANICA applied to the Empire, for its Roman Law, language and traditions, not to mention that it is the largest and powerful Civilizing Empire in the history of humanity.
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  255. Neruda era un borracho comunista y pedófilo.
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  256. The one that has the best army in any case and that only confirms Spain as the heir of the West as the entire world was able to see during our glorious, gratest and unsurpassed Spanish Civilizing Empire, whose crown is currently held by Felipe VI. By the way, all the current monarchs in Europe are descendants of the Spanish Catholic Monarchs.
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  257. Well, if that is why Felipe VI, as a good Spaniard, is the best armed of them.
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  258. Nobody stops, only in USA.
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  259. Hahhahaha, ALL the actual royal houses of Europe are descendants of the Spanish Catholics Kings, the oldest royal house (apart of Japan) is the spanish. The reason of the bloodlines in Germany It is because all members inherited the title, in Spain only the first-born male.
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  260. Considering that you are ignorants and do not know what a kingdom is and that Germany was a set of principalities, duchies, counties, marquisates, etc. and that in Germany, unlike in the rest of Europe, all family members inherit the title, which means that they have so many nobility, but nothing about kidoms until German unification.
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  261. @Public: With rare exceptions, Franco's National Army buried the comunist, mercenaries, etc. who had fallen in battle, sometimes in graves, of course; with them were Church officials who were in charge of marking the burials. The communist and anarchist militias of the popular front, responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths since before the war began, did not have priests, they had shot them all, therefore they did not bury anyone or mark anything. The administration now pays these reds that you see in the images to identify alleged murders and massacres, which are not, but if they are dead from the Spanish army or national civilians they bury them again and they do not say anything because they are not paid anything.
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  262. You are white (probably), born in USA who is in America Continent. United States of America. And this is precisely the reason why Spanish mixed with all the people in America.
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  263. Mide con un metro, a ver si es que eres bajito realmente.
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  264. Lo dudo, hay solo tres o cuatro especies que superan esa edad, que se sepa.
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  265.  @pf1402  Pues verás, no te voy a explicar mi c.v. porque es más de lo que eres capaz de leer en un día pero lo que no sé es qué significa tu diatriba tras mi comentario, que evidentemente no has descifrado. Mira, sé más de la Patagonia que tú pero además te diré una cosa, el vídeo explica que calculan que ese árbol debe tener unos 5.000 años porque han extraído una cata hasta la mitad de su radio y tiene unos 2.500 anillos. Esto lo entiende un niño, no uno de la Patagonia pero de otros lugares sí. Bueno, pues eso quiere decir que ese árbol, siendo un alerce, es decir un ciprés, está próximo a morir. En España tenemos el segundo árbol más viejo de Europa, un cedro de 1.481 años, es decir, sabemos su edad exacta y no tenemos un centro con varios enchufados estudiándolo. Tenemos un centro que se dedica a muchas otras cosas que tiene catalogados todos los árboles catalogables que hay en España, te das cuenta de la pequeña diferencia no? El más antiguo de América está en California, es un Junípero de más de 4.500 años, se sabe también su edad exacta. El vuestro no se sabe la edad exacta porque sois muy expertos. Pero aún así, para que te hagas una idea el más viejo de Europa tiene 9.550 años, también se sabe su edad exacta, es decir, al año exacto, está en Suecia y por último hay tres más viejos en el mundo cuya localización solo se da a científicos, el más viejo como conté, si pisas un retoño te matan en ese país. Ninguno aporta ninguna información esencial sobre el clima, precisamente si hubiese un cambio demasiado significativo habrían muerto. Para ver cambios en el clima a nivel mundial se empieza a leer en tramos de 10.000 años. ¿Te enteras o es demasiado texto para ti? Aquí en España tenemos miles de olivos milenarios también, miles. Uh no lo sabías, oh, ah!!! Venga a mascar hojas de coca, patagónica.
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  266. La mesta, jajajajajajaj
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  267. And Sweden, part of Norway, Italy and Spain was conquered by goths, Spain by Suevi, Alans Vandals in part, expeled to Morocco, etc and Visigoths who made the Reconquer and Italy by Ostrogoths, in fact we left our germanic heritage in North Africa and Sicily. The sailor explanation in norway is absolutly ridicolous. García, son of Garth; Rodriguez, son of Roderick. Franks are the same tribe as Alamans, Anglos a saxons are germanics too. In fact actually you can't find wiking DNA because vikings were not an etchnicity group, you can find them in the Rus of Kiev. All this video is wrong.
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  268.  @eremos2479  Estás mal sintonizado.
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  269. @Autor: They were one country, the greatest Civilizator Empire of all time, the Spanish, you included and ALL the non catholic world except some countries in Europe, all of this was Spain.
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  270.  @vascomartins334  The Canary Islands were always part of the Kingdom of Castile. In the Treaty of Zamora 1143, when Castile-León recognized Portugal, it had not ceded the rights of any territory that had not been Portuguese, therefore the Canary Islands remained Castilian since Portugal did not exist as a nation and had previously been visited by French, Italians and Pliny himself spoke about them although not first hand, they are mentioned by Boccacio and Dante. The Genovese Lanzarotto Malocello is considered its discoverer, since he placed it for the first time on a map and wrote it in a Report in Mallorca. In the Treaty of Tordesillas, Portugal made the measurements from Cape Verde, not from the Canary Islands because they were Spanish. But they should have measured from Portugal, they cheated. The Portuguese, like the rest, had no idea of ​​the existence of America, if they had they would have gone for it and would have saved traveling 80% of the planet to trade with "The Indies". Columbus himself died convinced that he had reached them, not America. In fact, he did not name them as a continent. The name America was given by a German geographer, Martín Waldseemüller, in the first map that included it, in honor of "Americo Vespucio", a Florentine who later became a Spanish citizen, who was the first to realize that the New World was not "The Indies." . The Treaty of Tordesillas did not divide the world in two, because other divisions already existed, what it did was limit the claims of the new discoveries of the two powers, Spain and Portugal. That's why all of America except for a small strip was Spain. "All new lands and those yet to be discovered."
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  271.  @carmenortiz5294  Of course, when you stopped at a gas station you could always buy an Abba tape and a secret map of America that no one used to avoid getting rich, only Columbus knew about them.
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  272.  @Kobewankenobiofficial  Ok so you can saw me a single one.
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  273. ​ @vascomartins334  Of course he knews that there was land there, the Treaty of Tordesillas was signed 2 years after America was discovered, ignorant , and you had a very small piece of Brazil because as your pirate partners, instead of counting from Lisbon you counted from Cape Verde, everything else was stolen. The Canary Islands were Portuguese for 52 days, until the Pope realized the error and corrected the bull to return them to their legal owner, Spain and the Wild Islands are also Spanish, they are part of the Canary Islands, that is why they were not claimed, then another pirate came average Portuguese to claim them. The only thing Portugal rules are beach towels. America is called that because the name was given by Martin Waldseemüller, in honor of Américo Vespucio who was the first to map it when he was traveling with the Spanish, hahahahaha, these Portuguese are one in a million.
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  274. Don't worry, we are not thinking about invading the USA and turning it into a moderately civilized country, for now we are only thinking about getting rid of this pro-communist and fraudulent government and all those who vote for it.
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  275. Meanwhile, the main perpetrators have disappeared, one blaming climate change, when the Romans already made dams here to prevent it, commissioning documentaries from TVE to lie about the great performance of Franco and others with his beloved in a motel and his cell phone turned off.
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  276. Lo que debería hacer es quedarse en casa o callarse, los árabes utilizan ambulancias y lo que haga falta para desplazarse, a ver si se cree este tipo que fue por dejar caer las bombas, algo sospechaban y pudieron confundir el objetivo. A mi Israel no es que me caiga ni bien ni mal, pero los otros son peores que caníbales, todo lo que les pase es poco.
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  277. @Autor: What if I told you that the Spanish Empire welcomed hundreds of thousands of slaves from all over the British, French and Dutch Caribbean and many who fled from the south in Fort Sta. Teresa de Mose - Florida who became part of our army as the baptized slave Francisco Menéndez who became a captain and fought heroically against the British?
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  278.  @aarondigby5054  Black indians or white don't exist. They are mestizos.
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  279.  @aarondigby5054  Spain did't have colonies all were vicerroyals and provinces with spanish citizens. Also the revolutionaries made the revolution to avoid lose their slaves. Spain did't trade with slaves. They were there by the Treaty of Ultrech.
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  280.  @B.White70  Illiterate
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  281.  @reggiemoaning3271  Yes, some less ancestral than others.
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  282. ​ @harmonieretrouvee8835  Illiterate
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  283.  @dramedy_rkyrnsm  If Columbus had reached both places, which we Spaniards finally reached the Philippines and Taiwan, we had already arrived in Australia and Papua New Guinea 200 years before Cook, he would have called the two groups Indians, because the Americans arrived from Asia and with time they would be called what they have always been called in Spain, American Indians. There are no black Indians, blacks are Africans nor whites, they are mestizos. You cannot speak academically because you have never set foot in an academy in your life, I doubt a school.
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  284.  @matthewhenry1097  My godness
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  285. @Author: The last holder (in Jure) of the Crown of the Eastern Roman Empire, Andrés Palaiologos, sold his imperial title to Ferdinand II of Aragon and V of Castile and Isabella I of Castile before his death in 1502. Although there is no evidence that any Spanish monarch has used the Byzantine imperial titles, the title currently belongs to Felipe VI of Spain, it is a historical title. I hope I have resolved your doubt.
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  286. ​ @piersp38  A Slav is going to speak about barbarians. Felipe VI's father, Juan Carlos I, was born in Rome ignorant and already held the title, which was bought by his Spanish ancestors. Spain, which was Rome also with 4 of the 5 so-called "good" emperors and the maximum extension of the empire. As it is also the largest civilizing empire in humanity, precisely because of its Roman heritage.
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  287. PpppppppiiiiiiiiiiilllllllLLLLLLLLLLoooooOOOOOOOnnnnnNNNNNNNNNeeeEEEEEEEEEEEErrrrRRRRRRRRaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. FffffffffffffrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRReeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEgggggggggggggggGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGoooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. FrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRReeeeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnNNNNNNNNNNNNoooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnNNNNNNNNNNNNNNtttttttttttttttttTTTTTTTTTTTTTTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIppppppppppppppppppPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAttttttttttttttttttttttTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIcccccccccccccccccAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. ¡¡¡¡MIlei, amigo, España está contigo!!!!
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  288. 93% spanish, 3% scottish? All scottish are 3% spanish.
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  289.  @antonioalcazar5749  El pelo pelirrojo procede de los neanderthales, eso no quiere decir que no los haya por ahí perdidos. Contra la creencia popular de que Irlanda y Holanda son los países con más pelirrojos, oh sorpresa, es España. En España, la población pelirroja es del 2%, algo más elevado que la media mundial: un 1,5% de la población. En Añora, un municipio de Córdoba, encontramos la tasa más alta de pelirrojos en nuestro país: un 10% de los noriegos (así se conoce el gentilicio de esta localidad) tiene el pelo de este color. También hay negros pelirrojos, pero pueden tener genes de fuera o relacionados con el albinismo, puedes buscar "negros pelirrojos" en google. Una cosa son los haplotipos, los genotipos y otra los fenotipos, cómo se expresan los genes. Los españoles somos casi clavados a los alemanes y también casi idénticos a todos los franceses y británicos con mezcla irlandesa, inglesa y bretona en el norte, excepto los vascos, que son judíos, los únicos iberos que quedan en España, es decir, los más españoles de los españoles, de hecho las lenguas vascas es ibero, pero eso no quiere decir que tengamos tantos rubios, porque eso es una adaptación rápida al clima. De hecho mis hijos y yo mismo nacimos más rubios que mi familia sueca, yo de hecho tenía el pelo casi blanco, luego se tornó marrón en la pubertad, moreno y ahora blanco otra vez. Mi padre tenía ojos grises, yo verdes y en la familia materna había varios de ojos azules. La mayoría de españoles, especialmente la mitad norte nacemos rubios.
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  290.  @metacosmos  I highly doubt it, your islands were empty before the Iberian Peninsula, you all have something of ours from the Neolithic and Celtic culture.
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  291. Hahahaha, I made the same with my kayak from Galicia but when arrived the beach where full of aliens.
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  292. Is this a joke? As we say in Spain, now the birds shoot the shotguns? The West is sinking.
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  293. So you have Spanish cousins, since your great-great-grandfather left descendants in the Caribbean after another of his defeats with Spain, who emigrated to Cuba and became rich with sugar thanks to Charles III of Spain, later granting them a title of nobility in Madrid. In fact you are related to the family of a friend of mine "de la Cerda" Grandees of Spain. That helped in part to clean up your family's past of piracy an slavery.
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  294.  @philiptownsend4026  Well, it's easy, most of what this documentary tells is a lie, it is amateurish and politically interested, and what I answer to this commentator is true, it can be verified and Drake is a surname known today in Spain since it is related to several families, in addition to the oldest and noblest in Spain. In those times it was not enough to be someone's son, you had to be recognized by your father and a pirate who left some bastard abandoned in the Caribbean is not surprising, his surname was recognized by Spain. Furthermore, the one who claims to be a descendant of the pirate ignores that the pirate is not the only Drake who was born in the UK.
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  295.  @Turbocharge65  What legacy, a vulgar pirate that have been biten by the spaniards in all his battles, including the counterarmy in Cartagena de Indias? 60.000 against 3.000.
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  296.  @philiptownsend4026  Bastards like him may be?
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  297.  @OnwardsUpwards  I see, so Carl Gustav Jung didn't published any book isn't it? His theories inspired by the naturalist currents after Darwin and other people have more intuition than science, although we can say that if you chase wolves for generations they will flee from humans without knowing why, the same as we do from snakes or English from the Spanish.
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  298. @ author: The Spanish Crown is the oldest in the world, if we exclude Japan. The House of Hapsburg was the greater of Spain and administrators of the largest and richiest civilizator global empire of all time, the Spanish, that included all land discovered a to discover between the Alejandrian lines, by papal bull, practically all the non crhistian world, apart half of Europe. So your question is answered in just half paragraph. All the actual kings in Europe are descendants of the Spanish Catholics Kings.
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  299. He has a chimpanzee at home.
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  300. In fact is much better than any mejicano.
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  301. No thanks, usakians don't have much idea about all this matters. This tube is a pain.
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  302. We are neanderthals, denisovians and another specie to identify, we mixed with them.
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  303. UUhh... I didn't know that English was so close to the 300,000 to 1,500,000 entries in Spanish, depending on whether you want to count them right or wrong, like you.
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  304. @Rojo del País: Lo paré en "Hay". Y estos causan dolor de huevos y el problema social.
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  305.  @j.m.r.l.4270  Pero eso no es España, es un grupo del noreste que os encanta pelársela a pueblos con cultura, se ve que estáis necesitados.
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  306. La mezcla explosiva de ser gañán, sin estudios y mochilero ¿Por qué nos da la noticia el ministro de asuntos exteriores marroquí?
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  307. Los artistas humanos ya reemplazaron a otros artistas humanos, lo hicieron copiando sus estilos, sus escuelas, cambiando luego sus escuelas y estilos y la mente de un artista, por ejemplo un músico está continuamente llena de referencias más o menos conscientes de otros músicos. Lo que diferencia a un verdadero artista de un ilustrador o un músico de un intérprete es el tamiz de la originalidad del cerebro y el bagaje de ese ser humano. Por eso podemos distinguir aún bastante bien entre un Picasso y un Dalí, o entre estos y un Velázquez. Si la IA hace como ha hecho un perfecto Rembrandt, no es una IA, es un Rembrandt. Lo que creo es que esto abrirá las puertas a no artistas a expresarse artísticamente pero nunca podrá inventar nada original, aunque lo hiciese no lo veríamos porque el arte es un medio de comunicación y de expresión muy sutil. Si viniese un extraterrestre sin brazos ni ojos y te hablase en su idioma no podrías comunicarte ni entenderías nada, como no entendemos el lenguaje de las sepias. Pero un niño puede ver un Picasso por primera vez y entender el cuadro.
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  308. Cuba, pero para ella misma.
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  309. Salen de Guatemala y se meten Guatepeor. Europa secuestrada por el voto inmigrante y bolchevique.
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  310. @Author: USA adopted the metric system the same year as France or Spain. You have now some institutes to translate imperial to metric and vice versa to import-export but in reallity you are metric.
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  311. Carrillo asesino genocida, Suárez un vendido y Mellado un traidor.
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  312. @Autor: Your teory is totally wrong.
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  313. We didn't conquer Portugal because we need cheap bath towels.
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  314. No, las sequoias no son los árboles más antiguos, que interpreto que quieres decir longevos en español correcto. Busca en Google.
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  315.  @kevinhenriquez3242  No, no se confirmó, solo consiguieron contar dicen unos 2.400 anillos, no llegaron al centro del árbol y encima el método admitido es el de radiocarbono 14.
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  316. Y los míos, pero en su casa.
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  317. Mejor lleva niñas, los niños solemos meter petardos a las ranas y cosas así.
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  318.  @bconni2  E escravitude. E máis que houbera, jajajajaja
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  319. ​ @borisnegrarosa9113  Spaniards where the first europeans in Japan, we had a cultural and commercial colony before Portugal. With permission of the emperor we founded a Catholic Church there when looking for a return route to América of the Galleon of Manila, they made an expedition to Spain too and all them remained in Spain, their descendants continue to live here in Andalucía, also another fort near Camberra. Juán Jufré and Juán Fernández, but we have several maps of the west coast many years before by spanish whalers and other people. Luis Báez de Torres, New Guinea in 1606. Guam, Marian Islands and many other islands.
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  320.  @treborhi  Yes he died but also we had a lot of problems with him, in the Canary Islands he kidnapped the Spanish crew and the Portuguese put all kinds of obstacles to the project. Even so, through stupid diplomacy, the current government allows them to publicize the event as a Portuguese milestone. The truth is that it was a Spanish success comparable to the moon landing but with much greater significance. The honor corresponds to Juan Sebastian Elcano, the sailor who gives the name to our Army Trainning Ship.
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  321.  @borisnegrarosa9113  No, You didn´t read all my comentaries. Portugueses arrived after an accident ( a storm) at Tanegashima were you token slaves and sold arms. You did´t established nothng at 1543, 6 years after arrived the spanish and we stabished a commercial colony, a jesuitic church and diplomatic relationship. Dutch were there and in several spanish discoverd islands (many secret, Australia for instance) after the invasion of Manila were they found maps.
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  322.  @borisnegrarosa9113  Your argument is almost finished, you just have to add that the SPANISH Jesuit Francisco Javier, founder of the order with Saint Ignatius of Loyola, landed on the Island of Kyushu and the date that I put, August 15, 1549. Thank you to learn with me and wipe your a** with what you wrote. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Xavier
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  323.  @borisnegrarosa9113  Religious people are nor employed by anybody. The Pope entrusted the Portuguese king with the task, as a subject of the Church, although the Portuguese did not evangelize practically anything, they were on other matters. So much so that India itself would be named an independent Jesuit province by the Pope with Francisco Javier commanding, thus making the lack of Portuguese authority clear. He had to write to the king of Portugal to complain about the treatment of the Spanish by the Portuguese officers themselves, at the same time that the Portuguese did nothing after the massacres of Catholics in Ceylon. And I no longer follow this discussion, if you want to continue I teach classes at the university.
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  324. Sabías que hay varios árboles que si los abrazas te mueres? Abraza mejor a algún conocido, al árbol tu abrazo le importa nada y además puedes pisar un retoño, el árbol más viejo del planeta tiene unos retoños de la altura de tu cadera de 600 años, crecimiento muy lento, no te dicen dónde está, pero está vigilado y pisar un retoño supone tu muerte también, cómo lo vieron pinches?
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  325. #Autor: Yours is a perfectly basic analysis with many errors. The important thing is that all of us who mostly descend from Germanic tribes, like most of the Spanish (García, son of Garth, Rodríguez, son of Roderick), even before invading Rome, sometimes as federati, had already been assimilated by its culture and until recently we formed the West. Thank you Rome and Greece for the civilization.
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  326. It cannot be known because we have no reference. Next time someone gets out and leaves a pack of Marlboro to get an idea.
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  327. No, they aren't, if you find something from vikings who didn,t arrived from a storm to the coast let me see it. There are no japanese ADN in Perú, nothing, nada, nitchs.
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  328.  @user-yt3xd2jl6d  Nope.
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  329. Yes we were expecting the Anglican, Luteran or Calvinist Inquisition who multiplies for 100.000 the mortal victims even in USA.
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  330. @ Author: Why to name Magallanes a channel? There is no such thing as "spanish nationalism". Franco was simply "national" and we were nationals and the republicans were renegades, bolcheviks, fraudulent government, murderers, traitors and vulgar thieves. Franco was pragmatic, the best stadist of his time, a hero, no fascist, just militar, spanish and catholic. The socialist party was always the most violent, the one that rose up several times and the one that murdered its own members and militars, unionists and communists, as well as the opposition, Catholics, bourgeois or anyone suspected of being an opposition party, including religious and minors. Today it remains the most corrupt political party in the Occident.
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  331.  @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING  illiteracy in all its splendor
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  332. Pufpufpufpufpuf
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  333.  @mikelabelle1145  Sure? I think not, I believe that since you arrived from Siberia through the Aleutians 29,000 and 18,000 years ago, throughout America you were cannibalizing yourselves for thousands of years and in constant wars, making entire tribes disappear and replacing them with others, which the same as on the entire planet but you cannibals for the most part, in fact you lived hidden among rocks and buried so as not to be eaten in a large part of America. Then the English and the usakians and some of your indian nations armed by them wiped out almost all of you in the north, they only left some to run the casinos and film movies and that was only recently, because Burt Lancaster used to film them, who had little of an Indian. Look at South and Central America all tribes except those killed by Roca and the argentinian and Chile army after the spaniards, like Mapuches and Onas are there, all of them, only 18% of the population are pure caucasian. And in the CAribbean you did't left nothing, only slaves.
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  334. You barely can read.
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  335. All the actuals kings of Europe are descendants of the Spanish Catholics Kings, all. Spain is the oldest country in Europe excepting San Marino who is a City State and our Royal House is the oldest in the world excepting if you want to consideri it like ours Japan. By the way the germanic Suevi Kingdom of Spain, is the oldest feudal kingdom (411.585), conquered by the Visigotics, the second, also germanic and the origin of Spain, the same gotics that invaded Sweden and part of Norway.
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  336. Yes, we spaniards do not killed off all the Indians like the english and north americans.
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  337.  @denisotoole  Menudo palurdo.
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  338.  @pedroalberteobriga  Se dice Galicia pailán.
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  339.  @pedroalberteobriga  Pailán.
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  340. Spain was neutral and non beligerant during WWII, two different status. The picture of Serrano Suñer is Franco's brother. Serrano is at the right of Himmler. Franco never had the slightest intention of entering the War, there was an economic blockade sponsored by the treacherous government of the Republic, he did try to get what he could from the Germans, Italians and Portuguese. There was never a special fervor for Hitler, the Spanish rules of good manners were followed to return the Russians for their visit to Spain and the Blue Division, volunteers, not mercenaries, did so with honors, winning several awards and earning the respect of the Germans and the fear of the Russians. Spain saved thousands of Jews and demanded that Hitler hand over the Ashkenazis. Only one of Franco's diplomats saved many thousands more than Schindler. Israel thanked Franco for his efforts before the UN.
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  341.  @alejandronebra2372  Pues aquí no se ajustaron bien las cuentas, Franco era un blando.
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  342.  @eugeniubedasoler229  Ese diplomático, entre muchos porque no fue el único como se dice, fue Ángel Sanz Briz y TODOS los cargos que ocupó, que fueron desde 1944 como embajador en Suiza con 34 años los firmó Franco, la republiqueta ya no existía por suerte. Sirvió en el Glorioso Ejército Nacional en Marruecos y España y estuvo en activo hasta 1980 en la Santa Sede.
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  343. @Author: Franco was not a fascist, he was in any case a National Catholicist, but in reality he had no political affection, politics had killed coexistence in Spain just as it does today. He was pragmatic, patriotic, an excellent statesman, probably the best of his century by far and the only leader to defeat communism in a war. Spain went from being neutral to being non-belligerant, two different statuses. Negotiations with Hitler were impossible precisely to avoid entering another war, having just emerged from ours without reservations and economically blocked at the initiative of the criminal republican government in exile, in the face of the contempt of the Western powers, delighted to sink Spain. They took what they could from Germany and Italy. As is the norm of education in Spain, we returned the visit to the Russians, leaving a memory of victory and honors as always we have done.
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  344. No, yesterday you forgot.
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  345.  @rickwhite4137  Microplastics.
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  346. Sure, hahahahahah
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  347.  @stephenash777  500 year later from what?
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  348. Jajajajaja, etrelazamiento cuántico y árboles, cagalera mental.
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  349. I'm sorry, I'm not going to follow any supposed history channel written by Anglo-Saxons, you don't know what that is, you are pure illiterates. To begin with, America, which is one continent, not two and is not a nation, was not colonized by Europeans, it was colonized by the English, French and Dutch, we Spaniards conquered it, it was all ours and we civilized it, we had no colonies or settlers, were all as Spanish as a Madrid native.
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  350. Less than the Protestant and Anglican Inquisition who killed many, many, many more people.
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  351. You didn't expect it, why? It lasted longer in the US https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salem_witch_trials. The reality of the Spanish Inquisition is far from what you have seen in movies. The Protestant, Calvinist, Lutheran and Anglican inquisitions were bloody. The Spanish Inquisition was born as an arbitration and educational system to avoid false converts after the Reconquista and due to the numerous deviations that existed in the cult, etc. It also ended popular witch hunts, which had burned women since pre-Roman times, for example. In fact it was a very popular and loved organ in Spain and its Empire. People preferred to say that they were heretics to be judged by the Inquisition (not the Indians, they could not be judged by it), because the procedures and sentences of the civil courts were worse than those of the Church. Very few sentences ended in death after 4 centuries. Furthermore, the Inquisition promoted the studies of new scientific trends.
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  352. Less than the english and northamerican inquisition and with only 300 dies in Spain and Italy. Anglicans, calvinists, luterans, hundreds of miles of victims. The separation of church and state is Henry VIII? hahahahah you are liers and pirates till the end of times.
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