Have you tried google?How did the french actually get to be permanent members of the UN
Security council
I was specifically referring to your mention of a war that happened 75 years ago.To a DIY and home improvement forum? Non whatsoever but then again some of the answers you actually get to DIY questions arn't either and some contributors want to comment on any damn thing under the sun whether that be leccy and gas prices, covid, free mobiles, Shamima Begum, HMRC relocation, etc etc
Just thank your lucky stars that the US and the Commonwealth came to UK's aid in WW11 otherwise we would all be speaking German by now
And thats why I said non whatsoever in answer to your question, so whats the relevance of your current statement?I was specifically referring to your mention of a war that happened 75 years ago.
No you did not.And thats why I said non whatsoever in answer to your question, so whats the relevance of your current statement?
It’s most relevant, you just don’t like the fact you’ve been caught out…..so you’re swerving.I concur, but thats irrelevant
They provide the linen for the tables-white tablecloths made from old flags.How did the french actually get to be permanent members of the UN
Security council
But you asked how it was relevant and I replied it wasn'tyour initial post was a direct response to the thread.
Which we had both agreed it wasn'tYou then changed the context to say your post had nothing to do with DIY
So now you think it is relevant?It’s most relevant, you just don’t like the fact you’ve been caught out…..so you’re swerving.
Nothing new thereBut now that you've mentioned it, whistle: ) German plans for invading Britain was the wrong approach, they should have taken note of Napoleon's plan, and used Ireland as a springboard.
I'm just listening to a discussion about the eternal triangular problem between Ireland, Europe and UK. It deals mainly with the current Brexit issue, but it starts by looking at the historical development.
https://www.alumni.cam.ac.uk/festiv...-backstop-the-irish-british-european-triangle
Jump to 23 minutes in for a discussion on the German potential alliance with Ireland.
Please dont lie, that was not your replyBut you asked how it was relevant and I replied it wasn't
Ireland and Northern Ireland are doing rather well out of being in the single marketNothing new there
A segment of the Irish people have always been Anglophobic and have supported foriegners in their conflicts with England /UK.
If past results are anything to go by, Ireland has backed a loser once again.