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1st March 2009, 12:37 AM
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Location: Nothern Mexico
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Celtan, Manolin, sorry but I find your posts about this subject very boring, useless, off-topic, biased and not very constructive for all the froumites. Your spanish-centerd vision-compulsion is absurd and uninteresting. I will not waste my valuable time and the few moments I can get into internet answering a late pile of idiocies. But I will fight you any time you persist in dealing with subjects politically or ideologically biased into your fascist ideas and your self-cultural-centrism, and especially in off-topic areas forbidden to deal with on this forum. Please don´t bother to answer me on this matter. Neverthless, in other matters, you are a nice guy and I love you.
Kisses Gonzalo |
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1st March 2009, 12:47 AM
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Location: Nothern Mexico
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Jim McDougall, I couldn´t find my questioning to a previously statement you made, and I must make a public apology of my mistake. I found a source for your statement about arabs importing european blades into their dominions in Al-Andalus in actual Spain in the early stages of their domination there. I have not read previously that source, so it is my mistake to deny such big imports in the early history of muslim rule in that area. Why did you not mention it to me before, when I asked for? I wonder to which extent in time these imports were necessary.
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1st March 2009, 03:07 PM
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Location: PR, USA
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Gonzo,
If you’d rather lie in the perpetual dream of Aztlanic navel-ism , then do so. It’s your prerogative. But I will not allow you to preach your lies-of-convenience uncontested, specially if you try to do so at the expense of Spain or the US, whose Histories I’m relatively well versed in. Otherwise, let’s keep to the subject of bladed weapons, and perhaps we can make it a productive arrangement after all. Toots! : ) Quote:
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