Belgians are pretty relevant

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Ruin WL.
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well the goal of all life is death

become immortal

Oh, and about the topic.

I live because I was born and I don't see any reason to die. I live because life is much more enjoyable than the perspective of death.

After death is nothing.. which is much more enjoyable than the struggle of life... the only reason why I am still here that there are people who like and love me...

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THIS.

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I live because I was born and I don't see any reason to die. I live because life is much more enjoyable than the perspective of death.

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belgium is a fake country ik many belgians they all acknowledge this and they acknowledge it is an irrelevant nation.

+1 you're right, I did the exact same thing! ; https://www.warlight.net/Forum/34806-funny-belgian-pictures
We're irrelevant and proud! Belgium is an arbitrary place full of gnuffones with weird headed creepers.

Let's burn our flags in our own country!


Just kidding, the flag in the picture is obviously a German flag.
Belgian flags never get burned. Only flemish seperatists would dare to burn the unitaristic flag.

Click here to brainwash: http://www.unionbelge.be/?p=9368
and their propagenda where they compare Flemish with nazis: http://www.unionbelge.be/?p=9858
Wallonia is also an useless region: http://www.unionbelge.be/?p=845

Edited 10/19/2015 18:46:21

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You're a fake country you need to admit it. You're just a german state in denial. Like the Czech Republic

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Actually Belgium means 'Netherlands' in Latin and in the middleages we were reffered to as 'Southern Netherlands' but we should keep this quiet , ok? I don't want to say things out loud for my gouverment.

I don't know where you get the German state from but it was Burgundy and Spain who've brought us under one union and within the holy roman empire. There was no German connection at all. But after the eighty years war the Dutch republic and Belgium started to seperate from the Spanish kingdom and formed 2 different countries in the later future. And finally, yes . Belgians are dutch people seen from history but we don't like to admit it (especially the Francophones). The 17 united provinces? yep!

Without the enlightment or Brabant revolution, Belgium would not exist. The enlightment gave Belgium a liberal wave of social thinking. This liberal thinking in Belgium wanted the state to have more sovereignity & keep their local city rights but was refused by the Austrian king Joseph. Brabantians then declared a revolution upon Austria and conquered much of today's Belgium territory. Austria quickly responded and reinforced their army and also the prussian army into the area. Austrian rule was re-established in 1789 but not for long....

Belgium can call itself as the first liberal country in Europe with a well functioned system of democracy and seperation of Church and State.

Actually Belgium means 'Netherlands' in Latin

Thats not even latin nor is there a translation for the netherlands... You are more likely referring to the roman province "Belgica".

You have a nice picture from Wikipedia commons and got your source from the internet but it's still not convenient enough.

In the Middleages and in the new age books were made in the latin language and 'Nederlanden' was usually translated to its counterpart Belgicus,Belgica,Belgicum or Belgii.

For example Nova Belgica means New Netherlands in latin.
Search Nova Belgica in google results and you'll find pictures of New Netherlands.

If you make a comment next time of a subject of which you don't really know much about then do at least some research on it.

I must curb your nationalism.

I don't know where you get the German state from but it was Burgundy and Spain who've brought us under one union and within the holy roman empire.

Frankish Empire (though these were different Germanic folks).

There was no German connection at all.

Most of Belgium was nominally part of Germany, some truly in German control (I think Liège was in German control, as well as far east Belgium).

Without the enlightment or Brabant revolution, Belgium would not exist. The enlightment gave Belgium a liberal wave of social thinking. This liberal thinking in Belgium wanted the state to have more sovereignity & keep their local city rights but was refused by the Austrian king Joseph. Brabantians then declared a revolution upon Austria and conquered much of today's Belgium territory. Austria quickly responded and reinforced their army and also the prussian army into the area. Austrian rule was re-established in 1789 but not for long....

Not liberal - anarchist and nationalist.

Belgium can call itself as the first liberal country in Europe with a well functioned system of democracy and seperation of Church and State.

Lithuania, very tolerant country right from the beginning.

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