Well said Mongu. Thats it. We aren’t mental enough to want to be in Europe.
And the celt argument doesn’t hold sway Keltic. My wife is a Breton. She is nothing like any of my Welsh or Scottish friends, nor the Basques I have spoken with. But by pointing that out, you are pointing out that, even over how many centuries, people still refuse to be part of a wider nation – instead preferring to be known as ‘celts’ or some other long-dead tribe. France has stamped on the Breton for so long, trying to eradicate it – yet it is still spoken in many homes. The road signs are bilingual. They failed to dominate. The Basque also try and preserve their identity. Oh my, so do the Scottish and the Welsh. So, what, precisely, was your argument in the (long extinct) Celtic ‘race’ and how it supported the notion of a greater European federal republic?
And as a Celt so similar to my wife, what would ‘Kor-Ki Du’ mean?
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