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Oh surely they each had gauges that read born again believers......of course Christianity in England always had a dubious past and is still on serious decline in the UK.

I explained the number 13. 1776 was the year that the 13 colonies declared independence from England. The last battle of the war was at Yorktown and the French came to the aid of the Americans. On October 19, 1781, British General Charles Cornwallis surrendered his army of some 8,000 men to...

Not under the control of the crown.

No. Not until the separation from Europe and after the war. Most of the people in the Americas were European and after the war they were Americans. At no time was the United States ever referred to as a European country.

Again the Viking were not under the Monarchy of England and they were here before the Europeans...and even they cannot say they discovered America because it was occupied.

I will go with European. But founding a territory is not a discovery of a continent. No one is disputing that the Europeans came to a known continent and established settlements. The American Revolutionary War was fought by Europeans....Europeans fought against Europeans....who else the Eskimos...

That is why I like to lump it into European.....but the Vikings were not under any crown.

By your estimation I could see how you believed that. But to say they were Pagan would be accurate. That does not mean they were not living here with their own societies and culture.....North and South America were occupied and you cannot discover something that is known....you can discover for...

You so funny. The number 13 appears in several symbologies of the United States of America. Most if not all are connected to the 13 colonies.

Canada was colonized by the French quite a while before the English came. Anything regarding the United States cannot be connected until after the American Revolutionary War. The Pilgrims where from England but they are kind of after the fact. The Jamestown colony and the Virginia...

There were several people that came to the Americas and the continent was known to exist for centuries. The issue is using the words founded or discovered. Christopher could say he found or discovered the Bahamas for Spain. You can find it but it is not a general discovery because it was...

Leif Erikson came to America around the year 1000. Christopher Columbus landed in the Bahamas in 1492.. Jacques Cartier began the French colonization of North American in 1534. The first English colony was founded at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607. Many of the people who settled in the New...

Ok folks....the Americas were occupied for thousands of years with their own societies and settlements. If the Russians land on our shores they can not say they discovered America, it is occupied.

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Haa Haa belly roll! Well I am thinking that they did not plant a English flag on the shore.....LOL And another fun fact, you cannot discover or "founded" a land that is occupied. LOL An English man could land on the shore and proclaim, I see this land in the name of England! An Spanish man could...

The English government did not land here first....the Puritans came here to escape religious persecution from King James and King Charles. And eventually the Brits tried to take over and we kicked them out. Do not get me wrong I like Europeans.

LOL I kind of like conspiracy theories, they are like spooky stories around the campfire. But as it is today, conspiracies as in hidden agendas at the country level or global level can in some cases be true. There was a time if you said, you saw a giant squid or a monkey bigger than a man...

I certainly understand that and hopefully you have some good public schools in your area. But now a days a lot of kids are not working out of books....they use tablets and you should be able to review what they are teaching them.

Oh my gosh....you said a mouthful there! I did not touch on that. Doctors will sell you out for a profit. They will make life decisions for you because they think they are so important. Good advise is to checkout any prescription drug they prescribe before you take it. A few years back, the game...

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