British isles peoples?
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Lovely!!! That all explains climate change, the small rock is displacing the sea that's why it rains there every day. If the seven billion returned home all at once the island would sink causing a sunami the likes of which has never been seen, flooding the Fens and all the low countries of Europe. Fen people would be ok as they have webbed feet but the Dutch would all drown. Sure it's a terrible lot y'are about to bring the destruction of Europe upon us.
what about the scousers
Descended from Ali Baba and the forty thieves, who were prolific breeders.
Yorkshire Man. A Paddy with his brains kicked out.
Yorkshire Man. A Paddy with his brains kicked out.
No! No! No! A scot from Aberdeen, stripped of his generosity.
Dunwaters
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That's not the half of it, it's the Celtic gene causing the Brexit impasse.
Think about it, for 800 years we rejected every proposal made to resolve the Irish impasse, now we've hit critical mass in the uk parliament so everyone there is totally certain what they don't want but can't agree on what they do want.
It's been a long time coming but revenge is sweet, pity about the collateral damage, sorry Arlene sorry Sammy.
Think about it, for 800 years we rejected every proposal made to resolve the Irish impasse, now we've hit critical mass in the uk parliament so everyone there is totally certain what they don't want but can't agree on what they do want.
It's been a long time coming but revenge is sweet, pity about the collateral damage, sorry Arlene sorry Sammy.
There is no Brexit impasse. The Irish border is a complete red herring that's been cooked up with the help of former UK prime ministers and their chief fixers to make it look like Brexit can't be done.
There never has been a hard border in Ireland. There were military checkpoints during the troubles but there has never been a hard customs border on the geographical border between north and south. There has always been an invisible border away from the line on the map both before the ROI joined the EU and after, because there are multiple differences between UK laws and regulations and Irish ones, to say nothing of a different currency. The border is and has always been an administrative one that will change not one jot after Brexit. The only party that wants to impose a border on the island of Ireland is the EU and since neither the UK nor the ROI want one they are powerless to force one on us. The "backstop" and the issue of single market integrity is complete bullshite.
Your gullible premier is being played like a fiddle by the EU, frightening Irish citizens and imperiling Irish businesses needlessly. They do not have your interests at heart, they are thinking only of the continuation of The Project, which means ever closer union at any cost. Irish interests don't matter to the EU because strategically they don't exist. As far as the EU is concerned your country is a temporary entity that is to become a region subsumed within a single European state. Member states don't have national interest. They are EU territorial possessions to be managed centrally by the Brussels oligarchy. They're not countries.
The truth is, an independent UK can and will strike a bilateral deal with the Republic of Ireland to ensure that trade and traffic between our countries will continue as before, and there's absolutely nothing the EU can do about it. Switzerland has bilateral trade deals between all its EU member state neighbours as does Norway with Sweden.
There never has been a hard border in Ireland. There were military checkpoints during the troubles but there has never been a hard customs border on the geographical border between north and south. There has always been an invisible border away from the line on the map both before the ROI joined the EU and after, because there are multiple differences between UK laws and regulations and Irish ones, to say nothing of a different currency. The border is and has always been an administrative one that will change not one jot after Brexit. The only party that wants to impose a border on the island of Ireland is the EU and since neither the UK nor the ROI want one they are powerless to force one on us. The "backstop" and the issue of single market integrity is complete bullshite.
Your gullible premier is being played like a fiddle by the EU, frightening Irish citizens and imperiling Irish businesses needlessly. They do not have your interests at heart, they are thinking only of the continuation of The Project, which means ever closer union at any cost. Irish interests don't matter to the EU because strategically they don't exist. As far as the EU is concerned your country is a temporary entity that is to become a region subsumed within a single European state. Member states don't have national interest. They are EU territorial possessions to be managed centrally by the Brussels oligarchy. They're not countries.
The truth is, an independent UK can and will strike a bilateral deal with the Republic of Ireland to ensure that trade and traffic between our countries will continue as before, and there's absolutely nothing the EU can do about it. Switzerland has bilateral trade deals between all its EU member state neighbours as does Norway with Sweden.
Mossypaw
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Do these photos show the ‘several small species of furry animals, grooving with said pict ?
levigsp
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No, I am not kidding I do have the photos of these peoples!.Do these photos show the ‘several small species of furry animals, grooving with said pict ?
Orion
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Heym SR20
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Basically we are all just a bunch of immigrants who were kicked, pushed out or just got fedup. / seeking new options.
The first settlers were the first immigrants and its still going on now.
And the last lot to settle dont like the current ones.
For millenia been two main influxes. Celts who have come up along the Atlantic seaboard from originally North Africa.
And the Norse / saxons coming in across the north sea, although a number - the normans came via france.
And of course these were really just two branches who came up out of Africa and split. Some went west - ie the Celts and the others went east and ultimately became the saxons / norsemen.
The first settlers were the first immigrants and its still going on now.
And the last lot to settle dont like the current ones.
For millenia been two main influxes. Celts who have come up along the Atlantic seaboard from originally North Africa.
And the Norse / saxons coming in across the north sea, although a number - the normans came via france.
And of course these were really just two branches who came up out of Africa and split. Some went west - ie the Celts and the others went east and ultimately became the saxons / norsemen.
levigsp
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Here you go taken in winter in the 1900s before they were barred, literary from the caves.Taken under the influence of ‘substances’ while listening to Ummagumma maybe?
Mossypaw
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Reminds me of a time, many moons ago at a barbecue, when I was given a burger with a special mushroom topping. Next day I bought Tangerine Dreams entire back catalogueTaken under the influence of ‘substances’ while listening to Ummagumma maybe?
reloader54
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The People of Tinker's Cave
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I have friends in Caithness but they don't live in the caves. you might even know them.
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