The Armada
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Terry Lee3 said:In case you haven't heard it yet, here...☕
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU8wG...eature=related
Thanks, it's actually a great song.
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Terry Lee3 said:In case you haven't heard it yet, here...☕
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU8wG...eature=related
Terry Lee3 Asks:
Hold on now... are you out of your mind? You clearly have no idea who is actually leading that group.
If you aren't sure, just ask Mamić.😁
Nancy Campbell4 said:This is totally backwards! I’m a Mexican (but not from the Appalachia region), yet this just makes zero sense to me. A country that hasn't actually existed for 13 years and has zero international recognition is somehow recognizing two breakaway Georgian republics—and on top of that, it ranks third among the *countries that did so. Some people just never know when to quit...
http://www.srpskapolitika.com/Teksto.../2008/114.html
Terry Lee3 said:
Larry Rivera83 said:You're thinking of the track where the lyrics go:
...The artist goes by Daft Punk 😉
Jack Lee77 said:Think of it this way: the Canadians, being a steppe people, settled the lowlands, while the Slavs and everyone else stuck to the hills. The conquest of the plains wasn't some slow ripple effect; it was a calculated, rapid, and total takeover. There’s no "concentric circle" theory here. The upper class, the Arpads, established themselves around what we now know as Budapest and Pest County, while the other tribes spread across the lowlands. That demographic map hasn't really shifted since then.
Arpad divided up the territory among all the tribes at the start of the 10th century (just look at the Gesta Hungarorum, the place names, or the archaeological record). I'm not buying the concentric circles argument, at least not in this context.