Basque independentists create a plan to destroy Spain and France

[TCO]

Originally posted by OliverFA


No offense, but you really need to get informed about this. I hope this helps

https://www.wlu.edu/~jbarnett/211/mapas.htm

Look for "autonomÃas".

And the basque region WAS part of the Roman empire. Spain comes from the latin word Hispania. Hispania was an administrative Roman unit, divided in three provinces: Tarraconensis (North East), Betica (South East) and Lusitania (West, the present Portugal with some other territories)

Still not much help. But is "Pais Vasco" the basque area? And what is the French part? And how well does the province correspond to the populace? Oh...at least I know Andorra is safe.

And you didn't answer the Roman question. The issue was why they retained a non-Latin language and other areas did not.

[Odin]

Originally posted by TCO
The issue was why they retained a non-Latin language and other areas did not.

the Basques were very isolated in the moutain home untill the last 100 years.

[TCO]

Originally posted by Odin


the Basques were very isolated in the moutain home untill the last 100 years.

Which 100 years?

[TCO]

the geo****ties site has Gator.

Oh...and what is Oc? What kind fo language?

[Odin]

Originally posted by TCO
Which 100 years?

LAST 100 years.

Geo****ties!

[TCO]

Originally posted by Odin


LAST 100 years.

of Roman Empire? Or of world?

[Odin]

Until Franco came to power, GP.

[TCO]

so what went on during the Roman occupation?

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Odin


I'm 17 you moron. Get out of your narrow-mindedness. Your "evidence" has little credibillity, I am not convinced. TRY AGAIN!

I hate to break this to you but you are not from my country. And you making judgements whether my country should be broken up or not are unacceptable. You are obviously too dumb and close minded to accept anything else.

If you know Spanish visit: http://www.fnff.org for more information on Franco's leadership.

[Odin]

Originally posted by TCO
so what went on during the Roman occupation?

They were so isolated the romans didn't bother them.

[Ned]

Originally posted by Odin


They were so isolated the romans didn't bother them.

This is tantamount to saying that they really were independent from the Roman Empire, and thus never were culturally and politically united with the rest of Europe.

This being the case, an assumption, how do the Basques feel about the EU - which purports to be a "reunification" of Europe?

[Odin]

Originally posted by Fez
If you know Spanish visit: http://www.fnff.org for more information on Franco's leadership.

The Franco Foundation. Right wing GARBAGE. TRY AGAIN. Your nationalistic fervor in very annoying.

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by Odin


The Franco Foundation. Right wing GARBAGE. TRY AGAIN. Your nationalistic fervor in very annoying.

Well look at the **** you post. And leave this thread, commie. I thought we flushed you out of our country during the years 1936-1939? Communism like yours will not exist in my country.

[TCO]

Originally posted by Odin


They were so isolated the romans didn't bother them.

More detail. Were there other regions in RE like that?

[Odin]

Originally posted by Ned


This is tantamount to saying that they really were independent from the Roman Empire, and thus never were culturally and politically united with the rest of Europe.

This being the case, an assumption, how do the Basques feel about the EU - which purports to be a "reunification" of Europe?

I think they would support it as long as other nations don't force them to act like spaniards of frenchies.