Should Spain regain its lost territories? (POLL)

[Mixdguy17]

Okay, I sort of found him, lol.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/me...25749-BARBATVS

He got banned. He had another account before this one IIRC got banned where he had his arguments. That got banned and he made the new one (linked above) which also got banned.

If I come across his original account, I'll link it here though. If you

Bro you are a Saint! Thanks man!.

[Damião de Góis]

you should learn history, sudaca. It is Portugal who tried at least FOUR times to conquer Castilla ( the three Fernandine Wars, and the Castilian Sucesion War). Always failed.

Castilla tried ONE time, and failed too.

Spain as a country CONQUERED Portugal during 60 pretty years (1580-1640).

You are welcome.

You forgot to mention that this happened when we had no king (died in the battle of Alcacer Quibir) and our nobility was divided because of succession issues. This it was fought against a fraction but even that way, it didn't last long.

[Incal]

We are extremely important historically. About 7 of our cities and town (alone) are older than any European settlement in the New World, settlements built way before anything in Peru by Europeans.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

You're acting as if Peru is the Japan or Iceland of South American, with almost no crime and you're all white , when in fact there's more indios in Peru then there are pure or almost pure blacks in DR. Iol funny enough, I have this Peruvian friend who's married to this white Dominican chick, she has light eyes blond hair, you'll be surprised with all the diversity that can be found in this country. The stereotype about DR being only a black country is so laughable.

What the hell have you been smoking? Whole Latin America is a failed shithole man, stop dreaming. And Cuba is no exception but since it's an island and is one of the places with highest spanish ancestry numbers maybe it could work. Of course my first option was Uruguay but since it got borders the next day of being annexed by Spain it would be invaded by the darkest creatures of the continent.

[Cristiano viejo]

You forgot to mention that this happened when we had no king (died in the battle of Alcacer Quibir) and our nobility was divided because of succession issues. This it was fought against a fraction but even that way, it didn't last long.

That does not change the facts, and usually conquests come for this type of things and events.

[SilverKnight]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Te ries sabiendo que es verdad.

[Gota_type_]

you should learn history, sudaca. It is Portugal who tried at least FOUR times to conquer Castilla ( the three Fernandine Wars, and the Castilian Sucesion War). Always failed.

Castilla tried ONE time, and failed too.

Spain as a country CONQUERED Portugal during 60 pretty years (1580-1640).

You are welcome.

And there is a more important fact.....We (Spain) created Portugal and initiated their Reconquista. Some of them don´t want to recognise that Portugal was born from the County of Portucale, which was created by Leon, and that their first rulers were people from Leon or Castilla. Nothing bad against our neighbourgs but stating this funny fact.

The traitor was a frenchman (as always), that burgundian Enrique that started brother wars and initiated their Independence from Leon.

[Damião de Góis]

And there is a more important fact.....We (Spain) created Portugal and initiated their Reconquista. Some of them don´t want to recognise that Portugal was born from the County of Portucale, which was created by Leon, and that their first rulers were people from Leon or Castilla. Nothing bad against our neighbourgs but stating this funny fact.

The traitor was a frenchman (as always), that burgundian Enrique that started brother wars and initiated their Independence from Leon.

Everyone in Portugal that knows history is aware that the county of Portucale precedes the kingdom of Portugal, and since Portugal didn't exist it's obvious that the county of Portucale was created by someone else. The first rulers of that county were people from Galiza or Leon, not Castilla:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County...List_of_counts

And it was precisely them that started to seek more and more autonomy, not Henry of Burgundy.

Portugal as a kingdom exists since Afonso I (Henry's son), our first king. It was him that gained independence.

[Cristiano viejo]

Everyone in Portugal that knows history is aware that the county of Portucale precedes the kingdom of Portugal, and since Portugal didn't exist it's obvious that the county of Portucale was created by someone else. The first rulers of that county were people from Galiza or Leon, not Castilla:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County...List_of_counts

Lot of them have Castilian surnames.

[Damião de Góis]

Lot of them have Castilian surnames.

I don't know, the few i clicked were from Galicia. I think it would be strange that the king of Leon would employ castillians to rule his county.

[Gota_type_]

Everyone in Portugal that knows history is aware that the county of Portucale precedes the kingdom of Portugal, and since Portugal didn't exist it's obvious that the county of Portucale was created by someone else. The first rulers of that county were people from Galiza or Leon, not Castilla:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County...List_of_counts

And it was precisely them that started to seek more and more autonomy, not Henry of Burgundy.

Portugal as a kingdom exists since Afonso I (Henry's son), our first king. It was him that gained independence.

That is what I said: Leon. With "we" I mean Spain old kingdoms.

And Enrique was the first traitor since he was a french working for Leon (just married a Leonese woman) and he started the rupture with creating bishops that broke those unified with Galicia and trying to make them autonomous, what he did.