White Britons to be minority IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY by 2066

[The Emerald Dawn]

Ireland's genocide. America's genocide. Hell, name one nation on Earth that doesn't fit that definition of genocide.

Sealand?

Tell it to those poor unfortunate sea lions.

[Souseiseki]

75% is a bit inflated just sayin'

possibly a bit. tbh the entire independence thing comes from the highlands. everyone i know in the lowlands around glasgow hate SNP

i've found it a bit more mixed tbh

[Nova Imperius]

75% of scotland wants to remain in the UK.

Then they'll just have to vote for it.

Also the clan system still exists. My Greatx3 grand-daddy was Lord Norman Magnus Macleod of Macleod. Lord of the isle of Skye. sadly im not lord of skye

It might still exist, but it was heavily repressed by the British government after the Jacobite rebellion in Scotland, especially in the Highlands. I think the English even banned wearing kilts at one point, though probably not playing the bagpipes or eating haggis.

Well currently half the british army wear kilts as military dress. remember the british government is scotland also. we werent like a colony. scotland had a great time then to. ever heard of the steam engine, telephone, tv, penacillin, bicycle, etc. etc.

[Zaras]

Don't worry, it's not the first time I failed to construct a sentence accurately and gave people the wrong idea.

Okay, I'll pass you the peace pipe.

*sniff*

whoooooooooaaaaaaaaa maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnn I'm trippin' balls right now

The whole topic was kinda stupid to begin with anyway. I think most of what needed to be said has been said, the rest is just arguing for the sake of arguing.

Welcome to NSG.

[Nova Imperius]

possibly a bit. tbh the entire independence thing comes from the highlands. everyone i know in the lowlands around glasgow hate SNP

i've found it a bit more mixed tbh

some neds are all in favour tbh. U from scotland yourself???

[Zaras]

Then they'll just have to vote for it.



It might still exist, but it was heavily repressed by the British government after the Jacobite rebellion in Scotland, especially in the Highlands. I think the English even banned wearing kilts at one point, though probably not playing the bagpipes or eating haggis.

Well currently half the british army wear kilts as military dress.

remember the british government is scotland also.

But devolution is only a recent thing. Before that, the government in London basically did everything with not too much local say in their policies.

we werent like a colony.

Again, devolution in Wales and Scotland is a recent thing.

scotland had a great time then to. ever heard of the steam engine, telephone, tv, penacillin, bicycle, etc. etc.

Of course, but those don't really change the historical fact that Scotland and Wales were quite mistreated by England in the past. Remember back when children caught speaking Welsh in school would be beaten?

[Nova Imperius]

Well currently half the british army wear kilts as military dress.

remember the british government is scotland also.

But devolution is only a recent thing. Before that, the government in London basically did everything with not too much local say in their policies.

we werent like a colony.

Again, devolution in Wales and Scotland is a recent thing.

scotland had a great time then to. ever heard of the steam engine, telephone, tv, penacillin, bicycle, etc. etc.

Of course, but those don't really change the historical fact that Scotland and Wales were quite mistreated by England in the past. Remember back when children caught speaking Welsh in school would be beaten?

well no... i dont remember. Anyway my personal reserched family history of life in scotland doesnt seem to bad. a lot of opertunity. also we get more money from the government in scotland than we pay in tax. england doesnt like us

[Zaras]

well no... i dont remember. Anyway my personal reserched family history of life in scotland doesnt seem to bad. a lot of opertunity. also we get more money from the government in scotland than we pay in tax. england doesnt like us

They feel threatened by your bagpipes, shortbread tin and Irn Bru.

[Nova Imperius]

well no... i dont remember. Anyway my personal reserched family history of life in scotland doesnt seem to bad. a lot of opertunity. also we get more money from the government in scotland than we pay in tax. england doesnt like us

They feel threatened by your bagpipes, shortbread tin and Irn Bru.

Of course. and our bush like ginger hair that clogs up their drains. If were going down this trail i better ask if u currently have garlic, holy water, and a wooden steak on u???

[Zaras]

They feel threatened by your bagpipes, shortbread tin and Irn Bru.

Of course. and our bush like ginger hair that clogs up their drains. If were going down this trail i better ask if u currently have garlic, holy water, and a wooden steak on u???

And I'll ask you to quit that shite. I've heard enough terrible jokes about vampirism, and frankly I'm sick of them. They're uncreative and annoying.

[Czechanada]

Then they'll just have to vote for it.



It might still exist, but it was heavily repressed by the British government after the Jacobite rebellion in Scotland, especially in the Highlands. I think the English even banned wearing kilts at one point, though probably not playing the bagpipes or eating haggis.

Well currently half the british army wear kilts as military dress. remember the british government is scotland also. we werent like a colony. scotland had a great time then to. ever heard of the steam engine, telephone, tv, penacillin, bicycle, etc. etc.

Technically, the TV belongs to Russia.

[Nova Imperius]

Of course. and our bush like ginger hair that clogs up their drains. If were going down this trail i better ask if u currently have garlic, holy water, and a wooden steak on u???

And I'll ask you to quit that shite. I've heard enough terrible jokes about vampirism, and frankly I'm sick of them. They're uncreative and annoying.

Ah ok. well WE dont particularly like the kilt, bagpipes, cottages, braveheart reputation either. People forget all our achievements and great people.

[Nova Imperius]

Well currently half the british army wear kilts as military dress. remember the british government is scotland also. we werent like a colony. scotland had a great time then to. ever heard of the steam engine, telephone, tv, penacillin, bicycle, etc. etc.

Technically, the TV belongs to Russia.

???? isnt the idea and initial invention John logie baird

[Salandriagado]

Stop defending the English then!

Im related....... (ur going to virtually kill me for this)... to the plantagenet english kings directly aswell as the Kings of France through King Edward I. so im very biased and will support the full uk

So when you say that the UK has been culturally isolated for centuries, you are forgetting your ancestors?

Like, say, William I (French), William II (French), Henry I (Belgian wife, Belgian mother), Stephen (French, French wife), Henry II (French, with a French wife), Richard I (Spanish wife, French mother), John (French mother, French wife), Henry III (French wife, French mother), Edward I (Spanish and French wives, French mother), Edward II (Spanish mother, French wife), Edward III (French mother, Belgian wife), Richard II (Bohemian and French wives), Henry IV (married a French woman and a Spaniard), Henry V (French wife), Henry VI (French mother, French wife), Henry VIII (married a Spaniard and a German), Mary (married a Spaniard, Spanish mother), James I (married a Dane), Charles I (Danish mother, French wife), Charles II (French mother, Portuguese wife), James II (French mother, married an Italian), William III (Dutch), Anne (married a Dane), George I (son of two people that would today be described as Germans, married another German), George II (married another German), George III (German mother, married a German), George IV (German mother, married a German), William IV (German mother, married a German), Victoria (German mother, married a German), Edward VII (German father, married a Dane), George V (Danish mother, married a German), Edward VIII (German mother, married an American), and George VI (Danish mother).


(NB: I have mostly assigned nationalities based on the modern-day countries covering the cities of their birth, except where this would cause confusion).


So, that's the vast majority of every king/queen of England/Britain since 1066 with either a foreign spouse, a foreign birth place or a foreign parent. In fact, Elizabeth II is the first in several centuries not to have either herself or a parent born outside the UK.

[Nova Imperius]

Im related....... (ur going to virtually kill me for this)... to the plantagenet english kings directly aswell as the Kings of France through King Edward I. so im very biased and will support the full uk

So when you say that the UK has been culturally isolated for centuries, you are forgetting your ancestors?

Like, say, William I (French), William II (French), Henry I (Belgian wife, Belgian mother), Stephen (French, French wife), Henry II (French, with a French wife), Richard I (Spanish wife, French mother), John (French mother, French wife), Henry III (French wife, French mother), Edward I (Spanish and French wives, French mother), Edward II (Spanish mother, French wife), Edward III (French mother, Belgian wife), Richard II (Bohemian and French wives), Henry IV (married a French woman and a Spaniard), Henry V (French wife), Henry VI (French mother, French wife), Henry VIII (married a Spaniard and a German), Mary (married a Spaniard, Spanish mother), James I (married a Dane), Charles I (Danish mother, French wife), Charles II (French mother, Portuguese wife), James II (French mother, married an Italian), William III (Dutch), Anne (married a Dane), George I (son of two people that would today be described as Germans, married another German), George II (married another German), George III (German mother, married a German), George IV (German mother, married a German), William IV (German mother, married a German), Victoria (German mother, married a German), Edward VII (German father, married a Dane), George V (Danish mother, married a German), Edward VIII (German mother, married an American), and George VI (Danish mother).


(NB: I have mostly assigned nationalities based on the modern-day countries covering the cities of their birth, except where this would cause confusion).


So, that's the vast majority of every king/queen of England/Britain since 1066 with either a foreign spouse, a foreign birth place or a foreign parent. In fact, Elizabeth II is the first in several centuries not to have either herself or a parent born outside the UK.

no i only come in at edward III. See the change of house bumped me from the throne anyway the rest are all politicians, dukes, lords, heads of the east india company, inventors, crooks, and then me

[Nova Imperius]

oh yes and William the conquerer was scandanavian. Normandy was a viking principality

[Zaras]

And I'll ask you to quit that shite. I've heard enough terrible jokes about vampirism, and frankly I'm sick of them. They're uncreative and annoying.

Ah ok. well WE dont particularly like the kilt, bagpipes, cottages, braveheart reputation either. People forget all our achievements and great people.

Well, I only mentioned bagpipes as a joke, and shortbread tin and Irn Bru aren't exactly that famous stereotypes. Or you drink Red Kola instead?

I doubt the English like their terrible teeth, emotionally repressed, unwarranted superiority, drunken football hooligan stereotypes either.

[Eastfield Lodge]

So when you say that the UK has been culturally isolated for centuries, you are forgetting your ancestors?

Like, say, William I (French), William II (French), Henry I (Belgian wife, Belgian mother), Stephen (French, French wife), Henry II (French, with a French wife), Richard I (Spanish wife, French mother), John (French mother, French wife), Henry III (French wife, French mother), Edward I (Spanish and French wives, French mother), Edward II (Spanish mother, French wife), Edward III (French mother, Belgian wife), Richard II (Bohemian and French wives), Henry IV (married a French woman and a Spaniard), Henry V (French wife), Henry VI (French mother, French wife), Henry VIII (married a Spaniard and a German), Mary (married a Spaniard, Spanish mother), James I (married a Dane), Charles I (Danish mother, French wife), Charles II (French mother, Portuguese wife), James II (French mother, married an Italian), William III (Dutch), Anne (married a Dane), George I (son of two people that would today be described as Germans, married another German), George II (married another German), George III (German mother, married a German), George IV (German mother, married a German), William IV (German mother, married a German), Victoria (German mother, married a German), Edward VII (German father, married a Dane), George V (Danish mother, married a German), Edward VIII (German mother, married an American), and George VI (Danish mother).


(NB: I have mostly assigned nationalities based on the modern-day countries covering the cities of their birth, except where this would cause confusion).


So, that's the vast majority of every king/queen of England/Britain since 1066 with either a foreign spouse, a foreign birth place or a foreign parent. In fact, Elizabeth II is the first in several centuries not to have either herself or a parent born outside the UK.

no i only come in at edward III. See the change of house bumped me from the throne anyway the rest are all politicians, dukes, lords, heads of the east india company, inventors, crooks, and then me

You can trace you ancestry back to the middle ages? Blimey, I'd love to do that.

[Eastfield Lodge]

Ah ok. well WE dont particularly like the kilt, bagpipes, cottages, braveheart reputation either. People forget all our achievements and great people.

Well, I only mentioned bagpipes as a joke, and shortbread tin and Irn Bru aren't exactly that famous stereotypes. Or you drink Red Kola instead?

I doubt the English like their terrible teeth, emotionally repressed, unwarranted superiority, drunken football hooligan stereotypes either.

First time I've ever heard the first three really, and I'm English (OK, second generation immigrant from Pakistan, but who cares about that anyways?).

[Nova Imperius]

Ah ok. well WE dont particularly like the kilt, bagpipes, cottages, braveheart reputation either. People forget all our achievements and great people.

Well, I only mentioned bagpipes as a joke, and shortbread tin and Irn Bru aren't exactly that famous stereotypes. Or you drink Red Kola instead?

I doubt the English like their terrible teeth, emotionally repressed, unwarranted superiority, drunken football hooligan stereotypes either.

to be honest scotland and english stereotypes are the same. have u ever heard of the old firm, Rangers v Celtic. now thats the worst violence in the UK. Also scotland feels superior to england. we feel superior to the people who feel superior. well the english do have bad teeth. i like bagpipes for weddings but they are quite rare

[Salandriagado]

oh yes and William the conquerer was scandanavian. Normandy was a viking principality

Read my note. William the Conqueror was born in Château de Falaise, in modern-day France. I had to pick between listing loads of tiny, long vanished states that nobody would have heard of or just using the modern names, and I went for the latter.

no i only come in at edward III. See the change of house bumped me from the throne anyway the rest are all politicians, dukes, lords, heads of the east india company, inventors, crooks, and then me

You can trace you ancestry back to the middle ages? Blimey, I'd love to do that.

If you get lucky and hit somebody reasonably notable with a fairly well documented family tree, you can go way back. I've got a family tree drawn up somewhere that goes back to Rome.

[Nova Imperius]

oh yes and William the conquerer was scandanavian. Normandy was a viking principality

Read my note. William the Conqueror was born in Château de Falaise, in modern-day France. I had to pick between listing loads of tiny, long vanished states that nobody would have heard of or just using the modern names, and I went for the latter.

i suppose. missed the note. Anyway as someone said to avoid inbreeding u need to branch out

[Salandriagado]

Read my note. William the Conqueror was born in Château de Falaise, in modern-day France. I had to pick between listing loads of tiny, long vanished states that nobody would have heard of or just using the modern names, and I went for the latter.

i suppose. missed the note. Anyway as someone said to avoid inbreeding u need to branch out

It's not like there has ever been a shortage of English nobles. The point here is that the UK has never been isolated to anything like the degree that you are claiming. Ever. At all.

[Zaras]

have u ever heard of the old firm, Rangers v Celtic. now thats the worst violence in the UK.

Yeah, that was pretty bad.

Also scotland feels superior to england. we feel superior to the people who feel superior. well the english do have bad teeth.

If you read Cracked, you'd know the British have best teeth, and Poland worst.

And the best bagpipe use is AC/DC's "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n Roll)"!

You can trace you ancestry back to the middle ages? Blimey, I'd love to do that.

I don't even know my genealogy beyond my grandparents.

Well, I only mentioned bagpipes as a joke, and shortbread tin and Irn Bru aren't exactly that famous stereotypes. Or you drink Red Kola instead?

I doubt the English like their terrible teeth, emotionally repressed, unwarranted superiority, drunken football hooligan stereotypes either.

First time I've ever heard the first three really, and I'm English (OK, second generation immigrant from Pakistan, but who cares about that anyways?).

"Terrible teeth" is kind of an American stereotype of the English, "emotionally repressed" is the whole "stiff upper lip" and "lie back and think of England" deal that may be outdated nowadays (thank fuck if it is), and the unwarranted superiority is the whole "with Europe but not of it" isolationism that tends to unfortunately come up too much in discussions about the EU.

[Nova Imperius]

i suppose. missed the note. Anyway as someone said to avoid inbreeding u need to branch out

It's not like there has ever been a shortage of English nobles. The point here is that the UK has never been isolated to anything like the degree that you are claiming. Ever. At all.

Its an island so naturally it will be far more isolated. and trust me there is a shortage. when looking over my family tree a few branches tend to interwind!!