Search results

Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea. Conflict was never the intention. First was discovering new lands, then trade, then settlers went to start new lives, and then disagreements and conflicts happened. When Cook went to New Zealand they exchanged goods and a tribe leader wanted guns. That tribe...

I have no problem with historical facts and I embrace truth. You are welcome to point out to me where I have used propaganda in my comment. Is female genital mutilation barbaric? I can see that this practice is written about on page 21 of the link and the British wanted to impose a ban. The...

And there's me thinking that I was injecting some humour. This £2.4 million will be going straight back into the economy when they purchase the building materials and pay the contractors, architects and legal fees which is all taxable. People will be feeding their families and making mortgage...

In footballing terms 2.4 million is a drop in the ocean and all it will do is add value to a property in need of modernisation. I don't feel cheated by it like I did with Kemy Augustine and Leon Best robbing us.

You clearly don't get it do you. Not everyone was driven by greed or was responsible for what happened overseas. Life was brutal for everyone back then. The Arab slavery for instance had been going on for almost a thousand years, where they used to even castrate them. They were the main...

Try telling that to the Japanese. London and Buckingham Palace is top of their lists that's for sure. 1/4 million Japanese bringing in about £1/2b just by themselves. Quote from Google question...

Ouch how quickly this took a turn and suddenly you are implying that I am a Nazi. For good or for bad, which I said, and without being emotionally attached, for a country of our size to have had the largest global empire ever is quite impressive no matter how you want to look at it because to...

Britain couldn't have become the largest empire ever without the royal family, and whether one believes if the empire was good or bad thing, we all benefit from it today as a country including the tourism from people who love our Royal family more than we do.