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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by NvyUs
well, every austrian state has it's own parliament. that's just the federal system. (in the UK it's called "unitary state", but very similar to a federal system.)
hmm each country as its own parliament that makes them countries to me and it's not only football that we compete seperatle in theres many other sports.
we are also recognised as separate countries in the common wealth.
and the commonwealth doesn't really qualify as "international law" either, it's just a loose combination of former english colonies. it's up to london to say who's on it in what role.
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btw, does anyone know a good translation of the german word "Völkerrecht" ?
"international law" seems so generic...
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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by allmine1976
and UK is much more then you think and you are from the UK...
The uk is not a country - england , scotland , wales and northern ireland together make up the uk but seperately we are individual countries .
the legal term includes just those 4 but the administrative UK includes many more, that scotland finaly says its independent fine but just regarding the UK gov, nothing else
I had history class in west yorkshire a while ago... they where blaming everything on germany while it wasnt even close to effects.. germany had exactly the same problems for the same reasons, so did many other (and I am not talking about WW2),
end of class
nope.
"While "countries" is the commonly used descriptive term, owing to the a lack of a formal British constitution, and the protracted and complex history of the formation of the United Kingdom, the countries of the UK have no 'official' appellation."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countri...United_Kingdom
its so disappointing to see that "truth" depends on the country when it comes to blame someone
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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by SubCore
So what your saying is I'm uk ish not english .
well, every austrian state has it's own parliament. that's just the federal system. (in the UK it's called "unitary state", but very similar to a federal system.)
and the commonwealth doesn't really qualify as "international law" either, it's just a loose combination of former english colonies. it's up to london to say who's on it in what role.
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2009-11-10
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subcore knows more about the UK than us natives, so we cant win b/c he knows all.
btw chemist don't turn this into a UK v Germany thread who cares both was power hungry states what got there comeuppance, both lost there empires through it too.
btw chemist don't turn this into a UK v Germany thread who cares both was power hungry states what got there comeuppance, both lost there empires through it too.
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2009-11-10
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Why are you all diverting from the OP's question? Rather than arguing what is what, just try guessing if you don't know the answer to his question...
I must guess, UK is getting theirs first because nokiaUSA still says "End of November" on their site. This is just my guess.
I must guess, UK is getting theirs first because nokiaUSA still says "End of November" on their site. This is just my guess.
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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by NvyUs
i'm just interested in politics
subcore knows more about the UK than us natives, so we cant win b/c he knows all.
and it doesn't do any harm knowing a little more about your own country
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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by SubCore
your superior knowledge is so good you failed with your first post about it quoting the official name which was wrong
i'm just interested in politics
and it doesn't do any harm knowing a little more about your own country
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2009-11-10
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Oh Good God - do we really need another thread along these lines?
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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by x61
Well... NokiaUSA is slow to update their site... besides I ordered from NewEgg to save some dosh.
Why are you all diverting from the OP's question? Rather than arguing what is what, just try guessing if you don't know the answer to his question...
I must guess, UK is getting theirs first because nokiaUSA still says "End of November" on their site. This is just my guess.
Regardless, I vote for Canada (just like R-R). The improbability makes it cool.