Spain vs Portugal (Hypothetical War) Who would win? (Educational)

[Tannhauser]

jajaja me reí mucho con los últimos dos posteos.

[Cristiano viejo]

I never said that. I said only about Basque and Catalonia, but not Galicia. What I said is that there are enough people who have historical ties to Portugal to act as a fifth column. I think it's very plausible.

Yes, you also named Galicia.

And again, NO, Galicians would not be a 5th column since, I insist, previous wars against Portugal (or against many others, the rival it is not important to discuss what you are exposing: Galicians taking advantage of a war to independize of Spain) already have happened, and they never behaved like such, so cut the crap. Most of Galicians are against the independence of Galicia, and when I say most I mean more than 90%.

And I knew you'd bring up the immigrants, but immigrants count too in this scenario. It doesn't negate my point. Also, as you missed, they don't have to succeed or even be the majority to cause problems. They only have to cause enough agitation in order to cause Spain to fight a war in two, or three fronts.

What the fuck have the immigrants to do here?? who said anything about immigrants??

And why not? You had Basque independence terrorists and also the recent stink in Catalan. And this scenario is different. This isn't fighting against Napoleon. This would be fighting against a group of people who may have the same thing that the separatists want, an independent country and identity.

So what you are saying is that the reason of a war with Portugal would be the Spanish wish to conquer it?? lol...
Well, then yes, probably the Basque, Catalan or whoever separatists would help Portugal... same than those Portuguese that wish an union with Spain would help Spain why dont you talk about them?

France is very prone to invasions, yes. It didn't take all of 200 years to conquer all of it. The last bit was in the NW corner, and certain parts were never really under heavy administration (Basque Country, Galicia, Asturias, etc).

France???

This was again echoed later on with the invasion of the Moors, who took the interior of what would become Spain quite easily, but faltered once they began to hit the north. It shouldn't be a surprise to you that Portugal managed to free itself 400 years before Spain. It was easier to do because of the topography.

hahahaha, you are so illiterate that hurts first, Reconquista in Portugal was initiated by Galicians-Leonese, Portugal not even existed at the time, just saying. Second, Reconquista in Portugal ended 400 years before than in Spain (in reality 250 but well, that does not matter for a lost soul like you ) ... because they had not more lands to reconquer! and ask yourself why! topography, she says

This idea, that the Spanish are undisciplined but are the devil in a fight, was echoed by those who both fought with and against them during the Napoleonic Wars. Napoleon thought his acquisition of Spain and Portugal was his greatest mistake.

Tell me where in that Hitler quote he talks about a lack of cohesion among the Spanish soldiers, as you claimed