andyh wrote:
mild_peril wrote:
andyh wrote:
andyh wrote:
shake wrote:
You cant handle the fact we have an older history than the english. At least we are not ashamed of our nation
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Same old nationalist bollocks I see, just like Hitler.
The history FYI is the same bloody age you moron...
www.historytoday.com/dauvit-broun/when-d...land-become-scotland
^Just in case anyone has any doubts. TBH saying similar age is being generous if anything...but don't let flag waving vitriol and complete horseshit get in the way of facts
The Historia Brittonum is said to go back even further than that.
I'm not sure whether I wrongly picked up on you being somewhere in the North East, but this little article that speaks about the
history of the geordie dialect might interest you and even add to the discussion.
It depends on how you define countries, as and when they started and the so called 'culture' (LOL btw) that came along with it.
So easy to whip up fervour amongst the uneducated stupid masses of course...play the same old game, divide and conquer they'll always fall for it.
The UK all over had people living in it as long as
900,000 years ago both in what is marked on maps with lines marking out scotland and england or wales for that matter... its of little consequence. The history is the same, there is nothing special or separate about scots anymore than there is for the english.
It takes a willingness to put nationalistic fervour and flag waving bullshit aside and spend some time getting educated to see it ofc...
I was just referring to when 'England' became 'England' really. I find it interesting as a subject, but I'm way beyond identifying myself with any nation, culture or creed, and have been for as long as I can remember.
Cheers for the link though, was a good read..
Mammoths trampled the undergrowth, giant elk stalked the land, and hyenas and sabre-toothed cats took no hostages. This was normal for Norfolk 800,000 years ago
What's changed
