Cornish independence

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

If the UK wants to abandon imperialism in a democratic way, it should withdraw the occupation forces from the cyprus lands. Cornwall's idea of ​​independence is a mistake, just as they left the European Union. liberate overseas territories first.

[Elvatoes]

i am 100% supporting independence for cornwall.

if disliking the brits was a job, i'd be a millionaire (joke)

[-Astoria-]

If the UK wants to abandon imperialism in a democratic way, it should withdraw the occupation forces from the cyprus lands. Cornwall's idea of ​​independence is a mistake, just as they left the European Union. liberate overseas territories first.

The hot takes thread is that way.

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

i am 100% supporting independence for cornwall.

if disliking the brits was a job, i'd be a millionaire (joke)

Why do you support fragmentation ? I do not accept, I do not support the creation of new borders.

[Cetacea]

I discussed Kernow independence a couple of years ago on the basis that The Duchy of Cornwall is a private estate legally seperate from the dominion of the Monarch and that the Stannary Parliament is still extant despite not being called 1753, with Sir Nicholas Bacon having succeeded to the Lord Warden of the Stannaries in 2006.

55% support for Cornish national identity I think should be sufficient to gain a referendum vote on devolution of parliamentary powers

[Engadine Mcdonalds 1997]

Every town-nay, every person independent from London! But that also means that everyone will have to setup their own constitution, tax policies, border policies, armed forces, and diplomatic relations with John down the street, so that may be a bit of a hassle if each person wants a seat at the UN

[The Holy Therns]

Is this just some attempt at a passive-aggressive protest about not getting to make more whiny threads about Northumbria?

I mean jeez, man.

[Risottia]

If the UK Turkey wants to abandon imperialism in a democratic way, it should withdraw the occupation forces from the cyprus lands and also from Syria and Kurdistan.

Whoopsie.

Cornwall's idea of ​​independence is a mistake, just as they left the European Union. liberate overseas territories first.

An independent Cornwall could join the EU if they wanted to.

[The Huskar Social Union]

I dont think there is any real viable or large scale support for Cornish Independence so best they could maybe do in the far future is a bit of autonomy. Im pretty indifferent on it personally, i wouldnt really care that much if they magically became independent tomorrow or not.

[Republic Of Ludwigsburg]

Next Nationalist Northumbria thread: Londoner Independence

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Is this just some attempt at a passive-aggressive protest about not getting to make more whiny threads about Northumbria?

I mean jeez, man.

No.

Next Nationalist Northumbria thread: Londoner Independence

Good idea.

[Dogmeat]

Corn does not need independence. What corn needs is peas and hominy.

[The Islands of Versilia]

lol no, england forever, england till i die

[Perikuresu]

Another NN thread that got derailed into a convo about extinct languages and now Hakinda's on it?

I will be watching it's career with great interest....

[Nationalist Northumbria]

lol now, england forever, england till i die

Are all of those England-themed nations that float around F7 yours?

[Bewaffnete Krafte]

Lol, nah. Britain should at BEST be divided into it's constituent countries, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, (given to Ireland) and England. That's as far as it goes. Cornwall? No. Northern England? No. Southern England? No. London? No. At this point you're splitting sand grains, man. What's next? I seriously wonder if you have some deep hatred for the UK, with all these threads.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Lol, nah. Britain should at BEST be divided into it's constituent countries, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, (given to Ireland) and England. That's as far as it goes. Cornwall? No. Northern England? No. Southern England? No. London? No. At this point you're splitting sand grains, man. What's next? I seriously wonder if you have some deep hatred for the UK, with all these threads.

See here.

[The Nihilistic view]

Next Nationalist Northumbria thread: Londoner Independence

Are there any londoners left?

[-Astoria-]

Next Nationalist Northumbria thread: Londoner Independence

Are there any londoners left?

Well, the city doesn't appear to be a ghost town...

[Kerwa]

Will Sainsbury’s start selling kernewek pasties next to the chicken Kyiv?

[Heloin]

Is this just some attempt at a passive-aggressive protest about not getting to make more whiny threads about Northumbria?

I mean jeez, man.

He’s trying to take the good Cornish people down with him.

[Sordhau]

Is this just some attempt at a passive-aggressive protest about not getting to make more whiny threads about Northumbria?

I mean jeez, man.

He’s trying to take the good Cornish people down with him.

They deserve it for calling their land Cornwall tbh.

What's next? Broccoliwall? Asparaguswall? Pumpkinwall? Someone needs to stop the madness before it spreads.

[Heloin]

He’s trying to take the good Cornish people down with him.

They deserve it for calling their land Cornwall tbh.

What's next? Broccoliwall? Asparaguswall? Pumpkinwall? Someone needs to stop the madness before it spreads.

Corn coming from the old english term of horn or headland in reference to the Peninsula (and referencing the brythonic tribe called the Cornovii (meaning people of the peninsula) who lived there) and wall which comes from the old english exonym wealh (coming from walhaz) which is the same word we get Welsh from meaning foreigner but that’s not deeply relevant. Effectively the name means Wales of the Horn or Wales of the Headlands and the people who live there are Cornish, people of the horn(headlands). The Cornish name Kernow comes from the same roots albeit from it’s celtic roots.

Corn comes from the proto-germanic word kurnam meaning small seeds in reference to any grain or cereal which would become korn in old english before morphing again into corn. It’s why it’s called barleycorn despite not being at all related to maize which is what most north Americans mean when they say corn. Of course deeply simplified.

[Kerwa]

He’s trying to take the good Cornish people down with him.

They deserve it for calling their land Cornwall tbh.

What's next? Broccoliwall? Asparaguswall? Pumpkinwall? Someone needs to stop the madness before it spreads.

There’s a brocoltia.

[Sordhau]

They deserve it for calling their land Cornwall tbh.

What's next? Broccoliwall? Asparaguswall? Pumpkinwall? Someone needs to stop the madness before it spreads.

Corn coming from the old english term of horn or headland in reference to the Peninsula (and referencing the brythonic tribe called the Cornovii (meaning people of the peninsula) who lived there) and wall which comes from the old english exonym wealh (coming from walhaz) which is the same word we get Welsh from meaning foreigner but that’s not deeply relevant. Effectively the name means Wales of the Horn or Wales of the Headlands and the people who live there are Cornish, people of the horn(headlands). The Cornish name Kernow comes from the same roots albeit from it’s celtic roots.

Corn comes from the proto-germanic word kurnam meaning small seeds in reference to any grain or cereal which would become korn in old english before morphing again into corn. It’s why it’s called barleycorn despite not being at all related to maize which is what most north Americans mean when they say corn. Of course deeply simplified.

Heloin won't let me make jokes. Sad.