Was it Longshanks who kicked out the Jews? Whoever it was had the right idea...
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Are you referring to King Edward I of England who expelled the Jews from England under the Edict of Expulsion in 1290? He was also referred to as the Hammer of the Scots for his almost never-ending wars against Scotland (you know, the subject of the movie Braveheart, which I understand you chimps love). Indeed, if you ever visit Edinburgh Castle, you will find pride of place is given to two statues of Edward's life long enemies: William Wallace and Robert the Bruce.
Indeed, anti-Semites in Scotland never, ever mention their love for Edward in public. It is an invitation to being curb stomped.
Edit: no shit, Jean? Wow. I've read positive adoration of that film by the heavy RW crowd, but then again I suppose it depends on who you talk to.
Was it Longshanks who kicked out the Jews? Whoever it was had the right idea...
Because kicking out the people who were then the traders and the craftsmen, apart from the total inhumanity of the act, was such a wonderful idea for English and British economy.
EDIT (1/4)
I don't think the Anglo-Saxon Foundation members are fans of the "Celt scum."
“I don't think the Anglo-Saxon Foundation members are fans of the "Celt scum."”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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