How Great Britain Wrecked the Development of Greece and Bulgaria

[Wulfhere]

No, that's just untrue, you're only saying that to remove embarrassment that stems from the loss of the empire.

Lol.

[poiuytrewq0987]

"Cough" Anglophobe.

Hardly but if pointing out facts makes me an anglophobe then yes, I am.

[Wulfhere]

Hardly but if pointing out facts makes me an anglophobe then yes, I am.

Another thing you people don't seem to realise is that the English thrive on foreigners hating us.

[poiuytrewq0987]

Another thing you people don't seem to realise is that the English thrive on foreigners hating us.

Good for you?

[Fortis in Arduis]

Lol - what you and people like you don't seem to realise is that we were glad to be shot of the empire. It had long since become a burden. In the 18th and 19th centuries it was useful to us economically, but even before the 20th century began it had ceased to be so. We used it, bled it dry, then dumped it.

Yes, indeed, so why the imperialism? It was never really for the British people anyway.

[Beorn]

Oh please where did I ask for reparations? I merely pointed out the facts.

You didn't point out facts, you pointed out an opinion tinted with historical emotions.

My ancestors had every ability to fight wars on her own but for too many times foreigners foreign to the Balkans jumped in just to ensure that there is no single Balkan superpower. And Britain is the main culprit.

And as I said, you are butthurt because a superior grouping of nations came in and stole the cloud from underneath your feet.

The First World War was supposed to be when the cards were supposed to be in our favor but prissy Britons became involved once again (as if their involvement of preventing the creation of San Stefano Bulgaria wasn't enough).

Great Britain had their own very distinct reasons for entering both wars, each one wasn't to create a butthurt individual in the twentieth century, but to expand/consolidate upon a hard fought empire. An empire greater than most give it credit for.

[poiuytrewq0987]

You didn't point out facts, you pointed out an opinion tinted with historical emotions.

Quite incorrect, I expanded on historical facts as per the view here.

And as I said, you are butthurt because a superior grouping of nations came in and stole the cloud from underneath your feet.

Oh yeah, picking on smaller nations, how manly of you.

Great Britain had their own very distinct reasons for entering both wars, each one wasn't to create a butthurt individual in the twentieth century, but to expand/consolidate upon a hard fought empire. An empire greater than most give it credit for.

And a meaningless empire, that it was.

[The Khagan]

lol.

So butthurt.

Also, last time I checked, the British aided Greece in their war of independence.

[poiuytrewq0987]

lol.

So butthurt.

The topic of discussion does not concern Americans, you can take your faggotry along with your country to the shitter.

Also, last time I checked, the British aided Greece in their war of independence.

Obviously you didn't read the whole thing.

GTFO.

Hint: It was Turks' war of independence, not Greeks. Stupid. And so many other things you have obviously espoused ignorance, you're only 19 years old so of course I am not surprised.

[Freomæg]

Many moderate people would be surprised to learn that most British patriots/nationalists are not proud of the British Empire. Ironic eh? Modern Nationalism follows the thinking that what lies beyond our borders is not our concern. So in reality, the Imperialists of yesteryear are the Globalists of today.

The Empire is regularly thrown in our faces... usually as a justification for why we 'deserve' what we're currently getting. But ordinary Britons would not have chosen those actions made by the elite of our country. Yes, we benefitted from the Empire, but the Empire is not responsible for all that is/was best about this nation.