I remember seeing these guys at Edinburgh festival... absolutely amazing... my dad turned to me and said "imagine an army of these guys... that, is why the Romans never conquered Scotland" :P
Best is the hardcore warrior grandpa on the right of the guy who's playing the pipes! :D Huge music, great culture, proud history. Respect to Scotland from Hungary!
A Scotsman's heartbeat right enough!!! That sets the fire in your blood, so it does! Wonder if these guys do ceilidhs? Be the best and most insane ceilidh you ever tear up the floor at!
This is my first week of having the internet at home, I'm so needing to catch up. I'ts just great having all this amazing music to hear when you want. Aye Macgregor, Scotland Forever :)
The only way I can ever see something like this would be to take a train to NYC, and you would have to know beforehand that someone was playing. I love this music!!!!!!
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 5. Fifthly, the term 'Celtic' was also a linguistic term, not an ethnic one, the term was first coined by English linguist Edward Lhuyd in 1707 who used the term to group old languages from across the British isles and parts of continental Europe, it was heavily romanticised during the 1800s, by the early 1900s...
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 3. Thirdly (Or "Turd-lay" as the Irish tongue pronounces it), the name Scots the third century, it can hardly be questioned that it is the same as Scyths. There is a strong resemblance betwixt 'Scythae' and 'Scoti', and only a difference in the pronunciation according to the different accent of the several peoples that spoke of them.
@superraptor65 Wrong! Scot was not a race, it was a Latinised term derived from the Ancient Greek word 'Skoto' - (Darkland), the Romans latinised this term to 'Scotti' and changed the meaning to "Speaker of Gaelic". This term came to be used on the Caledonian Picts (early Scots) as well as Dál Riata (Not Irish btw). All the first kings of Scotland were Picts, like Constantine and Donald II.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 2. Second of all, 'Scotti' was not a tribe, it was a Latinisation of the ancient ancient Greek word 'Skotto' that meant 'Darkland', yes, the ancient Greeks knew of the Scots long before the Romans did, the Greeks wrote of an ancient Pictish (early Scot) Orcadian navy they feared from Scotland,
@superraptor65 Modern Irish culture is based off of traditional Scottish culture from the early 1900's Irish republican movement aided by the romance of the modern term of 'Celtic' - first coined by an English linguist in the mid 1800's, The 'Celtic' word was re-invented to link not only language similarities, but also the people and cultures too, hence the confusion that results today. Dál Riata was no more Irish than it was Scottish/Pict, and at a mere 1/4 the size, what were the chances?
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 4.Fourthly, 'Gael' was a linguistic term, not a people, this therefore means that the term 'Gael' was applied to all who spoke a Goidelic form of language regardless of what there national background was.
Not to mention, Dál Riata was destroyed at the battle of 'Degsestan' to which it became subject to the Caledonian Scot Picts, before the land was gained back and subsumed into the Kingdom of Alba (ALBA - a Pictish root word cognate with the entire isles ancient name of ALBION), the Scottish flag, the oldest sovereign national flag in the world in use was Pictish (early Scot) by King Onengus II who saw it as a prophecy one night that led then to victory the next day against the southern enemies.
@soulous1 Actually the battle of Culloden was fought in 1746. The army that stood against Charles Edward Stuart was composed of English regulars, Highland militia,and lowland Scots. The battle lasted less than an hour and resulted in the total defeat of the Jacobites. Charles fled the field and escaped to France where he died a drunkard, The reprisals taken by the Duke of Cumberland ,against the highlands were severe and resulted in the ultimate destruction of the feudal clan system.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't...King Alfred, in his translation of Bede, and other writers of that time, use 'Scytisc' for 'Scottish', so that 'Scyt' and 'Scot' were synonymous. Several of the classic writers do the same thing, making use of 'Scythia' and 'Scotia', and 'Scyth' and 'Scot' alternately.
@COVERTSPYMASTER or it is also thought the scots are indiginous like picts and later took over pictavia(word used to describe pictish land in old texts)also the picts spoke a p-celtic language while scots spoke a q-celtic language,the picts and scots thought of each other as foriegn,GREETING FROM SCOTLAND!!
@TheDrummerboi94 It's good to see someone in Kernow who is actually proud of his heritage. The English might not recognise you now but it'll come someday. Autonomy and recognition as a nation is just the beginning. The SNP were about as popular as Mebyon Kernow is now when they started out.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE It's largely thanks to the seminal works of Simon James (1999) and Brian Sykes (2006) that the Celtic term is understood for the Victorian romantic idiocy that it is.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't.. Thus as Gethi, Gethicus, are the same as Gothi, Gothicus, so also from Scythoe, Scythicus, come Scoti, Scoticus. Gildas, in the sixth century, and Nennius in the ninth, use the names Scyuthoe and Scoti for the same people.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't... Even the Irish writers uniformly say that the Scots were Scythians, and Nennius tells us the same thing. Ware confirms this origin of the nation when he shows that 'Scythoe' and 'Scoti' were but different names for the same people, and that both are called 'Scutten' by the Germans. So the name 'Scoti' was never originally Irish, as it has older origins in Caledonia (Scotland).
@TheDrummerboi94 Check out Alex Duthart, drum salute. There's some real drumming. His son Drew Duthart is also World class. Not trying to knock Clanadonia ,but they are strictly for the tourists. The drum was more a British infantry instrument where the Scots would have played pipes without the drums. The snare and tenor drums were a later addition after Scots regiments became part of the British army. Good luck with the drumming!
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE The Scots are by far and large Caledonian Pictish, this was proved in the 'OGAP4' haplotype code found all over Scotland, even in the lowlands of Strathclyde and the Hebrides -where two thirds of the inhabitants found to have Pictish code, this means that any one born within Scotland with any degree of Scots kin is Caledonian Pictish.
@COVERTSPYMASTER thank you!,you have sense in you!scots of course arent picts ,but modern day scots are of pict decent(but that doesnt make them pict),and segano1 is nothing but a racist in your comments,and the name scotti was given to the irish who in about the 5th century made a journey to scotland,which is only 12 mile by sea and set up dal ratia in what is now argyll and then the gaelic culture spread and eventually engulfed the pictish culture
@superraptor65 Also You make the mistake of calling the tribe that came from Ulster as Scots, they weren't Scots, they were known by the Irish as 'Cruithine' - old Irish for "tribe of the designs" - the people of Ireland called all Scots by that name so it's now known by historians that the Cruthin who came from Ulster to Dál Riata were another Pictish tribe originally from Scotland, they were sea fairer Picts of Scotland who often travelled between S-W Scotland to N-E Ireland and back again.
Imagine the year 1747 on culodeen field and the bloodly english heard this before the sun was risin' across the heather. If they didn't run they were dead!!!!!!!!!! Long live scotland and the freedom that should have been hers hundreds of bloody english years ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@COVERTSPYMASTER Also I used the 'Paedo' line against him to set a point, as an example, mirroring back his own logic back at him, like when he says 'Segano1 is racist' because he uses DNA evidence, that's like me saying that all 'Catholics are Paedos'. There is the bigger picture as well which is always on going, and I talk about and see both at the same time, me talking about what the Scots are by majority is no ignorance of the bigger worldwide view.
@COVERTSPYMASTER Also, if you go to Google and type "Irishtribesman the Scots did not come from Ireland" you'll see an interesting piece on why it was a common misunderstanding by earlier scholars. As for Scottish population and land history, Google "14,000 year old hunting kit found in Scotland" this evidence proved that Scotland had it's people for 4000 years earlier than previously thought up until that discovery, that's genetic and archeological evidence I've provided.
hahah you suck it yer a true Scot and Irish person they loveee loud and proud this mucia reminds me of all this shit ive been threw and keep marching on loud an proud
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't, * People speaking a Goidelic tongue back then is Just like you speaking English right now, yet you are not an Englishman. The same similar thing applies back then just as it does today, a Gael - a linguistic term only, was applied to all who spoke a Goidelic tongue, regardless of where they were from, so that completely destroys the Irish claims of ownership of the language, as they like to say it was a 'Celtic' tongue, Celtic was yet another collective linguistic term.
@superraptor65 No, Scots and Picts are the exact same in all ways but name terms. Dal Riata was an insignificant termporal 1/4 the size of the Picts and were vastly out populated by the Caledonian Picts who made up the vast overwhelming majority of Scottish land. The evidence in terms of genetics and archaeological research dis-proves your historical myth made revisionism. P.S. Also, spell check may be something you want to invest in boyo.
@COVERTSPYMASTER Any way, I'm no racist or anti-anyone, I'm just a realist, I hate lies and mis-information and just pure opinionated wishes being passed of as fact. I respect the land and other nations along with this one, so I hate un-factual info being passed off and completely undermining the true history of our lands of birth and any history in general, all I got from that guy was opinions and "I thinks" and "It's thoughts".
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't...the term was hi-jacked by Irish republicans using it as a political tool, attempting to re-define it as an ethnic term to resist 'Britishness' during the height of the Irish republicanism, giving the Irish a platform to hi-jack non-Irish culture as theirs as they emphasised it was a collective term of several other nearby non-English nations, aided by Irish myth makers such as W.H Grattan Flood and Henry Sarks, their works since debunked several times since the 80's.
@segano1 I'm sorry but your analogy is very wrong - just because you have found a couple of bias sites doesn't mean that history should change on your account - In a small you tube box - this can't be discussed but you have referred to three different ages in you sentences. I would suggest that you pick your preferential history and stick to that. Caledonian Picts were assimilated by the Gael after they were conquered - FACT The Dal Riada migrated from Ireland to Scotia - Fact
@COVERTSPYMASTER Superrapter65 isn't even Scottish, he is an Irish Catholic immigrant, some people who give the impression that they are Scottish are actually those of full Irish descent, Catholic revisionists who try to propagate being the Same as their much more successful Scottish neighbours, the thing is, their myths are irrelevant in the age of modern science, that has proved them wrong, archeological evidence and genetic research is on our side, not the historical revisionists.
No need for colour hate. As many white faces have immigrated from all over Europe. Multiculturalism does not have to equate to loss of heritage, that crime falls in the laps of each generation who gives up their culture for modernity.
Anna Starseed Islam which is not a race but a ideology with political leanings is not a religion,Scotland will become Islamic like all western countries, but scots will fight regardless. Never give up ,in the future it will be a young Scottish Muslim that will rise up against isam😊
Bagpipes are good for scaring little english folks, not vikings from the north though. We eat bagpipes for breakfirst. 2 hand viking war axe smush little scotsman. Nah me love skottar as we say here in scandinavia. Brother people the celts are.
todays scots are of pictish ancestry like myself but are not picts,picts were here before scots and had their own and culture spoke a p celtic language while scots then spoke gaelc(q celtic),it is not known for sure how they got to scotland or where they where before,the picts had their own kings with the throne being passed down materinal system,we even knoow some of the kings(talorcan,bude)scots and picts are two races but know merged to become modern day scots
@superraptor65 Modern archeological evidence and genetic research dis-proves Irish made myth. The vast overwhelming majority of Scots descent from the Caledonian Picts of ancient Scotland, proved by OGAP4 code. Google this site, "Irish tribesmen the Scots did not come from Ireland". Scottish land and population pre-dates Ireland's by at least a good 4000 years, as Ireland was the last nation to be discovered post Ice age. Google this "14,000 year old hunting kit found in Scotland".
@COVERTSPYMASTER Yes, that's what they say about all of Europe, Russia included, because of Political Correctness nonsense. I believe if you are born with at least one native parent then you are a native as you have the birth right and the native genetic link from at least one side of your family, but if you are born in a nation to both non natives, well you're still a national. But forced mass immigration aided by PC nonsense is wrong. Immigration is good in limited controlled ways though.
@COVERTSPYMASTER Modern archeological evidence and genetic research dis-proves Irish made myth. The vast overwhelming majority of Scots descent from the Caledonian Picts of ancient Scotland, proved by OGAP4 code. Google this site, "Irish tribesmen the Scots did not come from Ireland". Scottish land and population pre-dates Ireland's by at least a good 4000 years, as Ireland was the last nation to be discovered post Ice age. Google this "14,000 year old hunting kit found in Scotland".
@pirhana37 Won't happen - you sold yer soul to the devil when he promised the world would be at your feet - he didn't let you know that you would be outcast as a result and nobody would ever trust you again
The vast majority of scots aren't what you refer to as scots at all but you don't know your historic facts do you - The picts were conquered by the gael and chose to integrate - this is a fact - and as far as the word scot is concerned - do you know were that came from? Look it up - your beginning to bore me
@segano1 You don't or may I restate You haven't very much education in this field at all - if you want to be embarrassed by your lack of it - continue by all means - what makes you think any Irishman is in some way jealous of Scotland and for what need - 19th century? - I'm not going to try and insult you by name calling etc but trust me when I tell you that you need to learn a little more about your own history. You are quite wrong but I'm holding my patience with you so far
I remember seeing these guys at Edinburgh festival... absolutely amazing... my dad turned to me and said "imagine an army of these guys... that, is why the Romans never conquered Scotland" :P
Best is the hardcore warrior grandpa on the right of the guy who's playing the pipes! :D
Huge music, great culture, proud history. Respect to Scotland from Hungary!
A Scotsman's heartbeat right enough!!! That sets the fire in your blood, so it does!
Wonder if these guys do ceilidhs? Be the best and most insane ceilidh you ever tear up the floor at!
amazing. i am speechless. this music touches and moves every bit of my soul.
just fantastic!!! THIS is what I call music !!!
saw these guys on high street glasgow after united ross county cup final
they were better than the cup final. keep it up
i want this guys here in south-germany...
great sound.... 5*
greetz from germany
Wow, best performance I've seen yet.
This is my first week of having the internet at home, I'm so needing to catch up. I'ts just great having all this amazing music to hear when you want. Aye Macgregor, Scotland Forever :)
That was so good!!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful music!!! Kisses from Brazil!!!
They play almost every sunday in the summer, when it doesn't rain, in the streets of Edinburgh. Saw them three or four times, they are amazing!
Beautiful music, God bless the Scots, men of men, always get the blood pumping,
Hello from Canada!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only way I can ever see something like this would be to take a train to NYC, and you would have to know beforehand that someone was playing. I love this music!!!!!!
THIS is what I call EPICNESS (:
gets my pictish blood a boilin lads well done! Pax aut bellum from Clan Dunn Florida US!
fantastic I must buy CD ;))))))
HI HI HI !!! BEAUTIFULL PARTY .. NICE,,,
English Not Proud...
"Scottish Fiancee and Daughter"!!!
Love It...
Mon Tha Scotz...
Wow that's good shit...these guys are awesome!!!!
Eu amo esses músicos!! Se eu tivesse dinheiro para assistir eu iria. Mas um dia vai acontecer um milagre.. 😏
Wild ... and beautiful !!!
@TheDrummerboi94 For your information this tune was written by Dougie Maclean for the Movie "Last of the Mohicans " in 1992.
awesome stuff!
nothing finer than the pipes and drums, will be looking out for their cd soon
Absolutely love these guys. Saw them in Edinburgh. No wonder the English outlawed the pipes.
@segano1 no,scots and picts are different people who had different kingdoms, scots in dalriadia(modern day argyll) picts in pictavia(eastern scotland)
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 5. Fifthly, the term 'Celtic' was also a linguistic term, not an ethnic one, the term was first coined by English linguist Edward Lhuyd in 1707 who used the term to group old languages from across the British isles and parts of continental Europe, it was heavily romanticised during the 1800s, by the early 1900s...
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 3. Thirdly (Or "Turd-lay" as the Irish tongue pronounces it), the name Scots the third century, it can hardly be questioned that it is the same as Scyths. There is a strong resemblance betwixt 'Scythae' and 'Scoti', and only a difference in the pronunciation according to the different accent of the several peoples that spoke of them.
@superraptor65 Wrong! Scot was not a race, it was a Latinised term derived from the Ancient Greek word 'Skoto' - (Darkland), the Romans latinised this term to 'Scotti' and changed the meaning to "Speaker of Gaelic".
This term came to be used on the Caledonian Picts (early Scots) as well as Dál Riata (Not Irish btw).
All the first kings of Scotland were Picts, like Constantine and Donald II.
This is the best version of The Gael.... Those drums are fucking crazy when they kick in.
Absolutely love these guys. Saw them in Einburgh. No wonder the English outlawed the pipes.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 2. Second of all, 'Scotti' was not a tribe, it was a Latinisation of the ancient ancient Greek word 'Skotto' that meant 'Darkland', yes, the ancient Greeks knew of the Scots long before the Romans did, the Greeks wrote of an ancient Pictish (early Scot) Orcadian navy they feared from Scotland,
kewl I love it! thx to share
@superraptor65 Modern Irish culture is based off of traditional Scottish culture from the early 1900's Irish republican movement aided by the romance of the modern term of 'Celtic' - first coined by an English linguist in the mid 1800's,
The 'Celtic' word was re-invented to link not only language similarities, but also the people and cultures too, hence the confusion that results today.
Dál Riata was no more Irish than it was Scottish/Pict, and at a mere 1/4 the size, what were the chances?
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE 4.Fourthly, 'Gael' was a linguistic term, not a people, this therefore means that the term 'Gael' was applied to all who spoke a Goidelic form of language regardless of what there national background was.
Not to mention, Dál Riata was destroyed at the battle of 'Degsestan' to which it became subject to the Caledonian Scot Picts, before the land was gained back and subsumed into the Kingdom of Alba (ALBA - a Pictish root word cognate with the entire isles ancient name of ALBION), the Scottish flag, the oldest sovereign national flag in the world in use was Pictish (early Scot) by King Onengus II who saw it as a prophecy one night that led then to victory the next day against the southern enemies.
fantastic :):)
@soulous1 Actually the battle of Culloden was fought in 1746. The army that stood against Charles Edward Stuart was composed of English regulars, Highland militia,and lowland Scots. The battle lasted less than an hour and resulted in the total defeat of the Jacobites. Charles fled the field and escaped to France where he died a drunkard, The reprisals taken by the Duke of Cumberland ,against the highlands were severe and resulted in the ultimate destruction of the feudal clan system.
fantastic :):):):)
I like them and I am half English and half a Native American Indian, not many of the Cree nation living in Scotland. LOL
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't...King Alfred, in his translation of Bede, and other writers of that time, use 'Scytisc' for 'Scottish', so that 'Scyt' and 'Scot' were synonymous. Several of the classic writers do the same thing, making use of 'Scythia' and 'Scotia', and 'Scyth' and 'Scot' alternately.
@COVERTSPYMASTER or it is also thought the scots are indiginous like picts and later took over pictavia(word used to describe pictish land in old texts)also the picts spoke a p-celtic language while scots spoke a q-celtic language,the picts and scots thought of each other as foriegn,GREETING FROM SCOTLAND!!
@TheDrummerboi94 It's good to see someone in Kernow who is actually proud of his heritage. The English might not recognise you now but it'll come someday. Autonomy and recognition as a nation is just the beginning. The SNP were about as popular as Mebyon Kernow is now when they started out.
salute to all my scottish borthers and sisters Dunn clan in floriduh usa....
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE It's largely thanks to the seminal works of Simon James (1999) and Brian Sykes (2006) that the Celtic term is understood for the Victorian romantic idiocy that it is.
@kexember looks like i'll have to get a plane ticket then. I may not be a true and blue celt, but my ancestors gave me pair of Scottish stones!
@soulous1 remind me what happened at the battle of culloden ....
Fantastic
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't.. Thus as Gethi, Gethicus, are the same as Gothi, Gothicus, so also from Scythoe, Scythicus, come Scoti, Scoticus. Gildas, in the sixth century, and Nennius in the ninth, use the names Scyuthoe and Scoti for the same people.
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't... Even the Irish writers uniformly say that the Scots were Scythians, and Nennius tells us the same thing. Ware confirms this origin of the nation when he shows that 'Scythoe' and 'Scoti' were but different names for the same people, and that both are called 'Scutten' by the Germans.
So the name 'Scoti' was never originally Irish, as it has older origins in Caledonia (Scotland).
@TheDrummerboi94 Check out Alex Duthart, drum salute. There's some real drumming. His son Drew Duthart is also World class. Not trying to knock Clanadonia ,but they are strictly for the tourists. The drum was more a British infantry instrument where the Scots would have played pipes without the drums. The snare and tenor drums were a later addition after Scots regiments became part of the British army. Good luck with the drumming!
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE The Scots are by far and large Caledonian Pictish, this was proved in the 'OGAP4' haplotype code found all over Scotland, even in the lowlands of Strathclyde and the Hebrides -where two thirds of the inhabitants found to have Pictish code, this means that any one born within Scotland with any degree of Scots kin is Caledonian Pictish.
@pjbrenna01 One of the worst things we could have done. I love Pipes.
@COVERTSPYMASTER thank you!,you have sense in you!scots of course arent picts ,but modern day scots are of pict decent(but that doesnt make them pict),and segano1 is nothing but a racist in your comments,and the name scotti was given to the irish who in about the 5th century made a journey to scotland,which is only 12 mile by sea and set up dal ratia in what is now argyll and then the gaelic culture spread and eventually engulfed the pictish culture
@superraptor65 Also You make the mistake of calling the tribe that came from Ulster as Scots, they weren't Scots, they were known by the Irish as 'Cruithine' - old Irish for "tribe of the designs" - the people of Ireland called all Scots by that name so it's now known by historians that the Cruthin who came from Ulster to Dál Riata were another Pictish tribe originally from Scotland, they were sea fairer Picts of Scotland who often travelled between S-W Scotland to N-E Ireland and back again.
Scottish Music
Imagine the year 1747 on culodeen field and the bloodly english heard this before the sun was risin' across the heather. If they didn't run they were dead!!!!!!!!!! Long live scotland and the freedom that should have been hers hundreds of bloody english years ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where can one get these drums?
@pirhana37 well tell your FA that its not too good for ut then because we already have a tourney.. I really hope that England would join soon
@TheDrummerboi94 Let's agree on a call to arms of ALL Celts! ;)
Where can I get a copy a this on cd in Ireland??
@COVERTSPYMASTER Also I used the 'Paedo' line against him to set a point, as an example, mirroring back his own logic back at him, like when he says 'Segano1 is racist' because he uses DNA evidence, that's like me saying that all 'Catholics are Paedos'.
There is the bigger picture as well which is always on going, and I talk about and see both at the same time, me talking about what the Scots are by majority is no ignorance of the bigger worldwide view.
So isn't this song an original of Albannach? I thought it was. Then is it some widely known Celtic tune?
jest moc!!!
@COVERTSPYMASTER Also, if you go to Google and type "Irishtribesman the Scots did not come from Ireland" you'll see an interesting piece on why it was a common misunderstanding by earlier scholars.
As for Scottish population and land history, Google "14,000 year old hunting kit found in Scotland" this evidence proved that Scotland had it's people for 4000 years earlier than previously thought up until that discovery, that's genetic and archeological evidence I've provided.
@soulous1 But the Jacobites lost that battle?
@Exiledjacobite When you live in Scotland you can comment either come home and do something about the brits or stay away
hahah you suck it yer a true Scot and Irish person they loveee loud and proud this mucia reminds me of all this shit ive been threw and keep marching on loud an proud
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't, * People speaking a Goidelic tongue back then is Just like you speaking English right now, yet you are not an Englishman. The same similar thing applies back then just as it does today, a Gael - a linguistic term only, was applied to all who spoke a Goidelic tongue, regardless of where they were from, so that completely destroys the Irish claims of ownership of the language, as they like to say it was a 'Celtic' tongue, Celtic was yet another collective linguistic term.
Needs two more pipers drum heavy
@superraptor65 No, Scots and Picts are the exact same in all ways but name terms. Dal Riata was an insignificant termporal 1/4 the size of the Picts and were vastly out populated by the Caledonian Picts who made up the vast overwhelming majority of Scottish land.
The evidence in terms of genetics and archaeological research dis-proves your historical myth made revisionism.
P.S. Also, spell check may be something you want to invest in boyo.
If only the fitba' team was as good as these guys!
@COVERTSPYMASTER Any way, I'm no racist or anti-anyone, I'm just a realist, I hate lies and mis-information and just pure opinionated wishes being passed of as fact.
I respect the land and other nations along with this one, so I hate un-factual info being passed off and completely undermining the true history of our lands of birth and any history in general, all I got from that guy was opinions and "I thinks" and "It's thoughts".
@SPAREPARTSCENTRE Con't...the term was hi-jacked by Irish republicans using it as a political tool, attempting to re-define it as an ethnic term to resist 'Britishness' during the height of the Irish republicanism, giving the Irish a platform to hi-jack non-Irish culture as theirs as they emphasised it was a collective term of several other nearby non-English nations, aided by Irish myth makers such as W.H Grattan Flood and Henry Sarks, their works since debunked several times since the 80's.
@CoolCollectableToys *trollface*
@CoolCollectableToys Well, you did reply, doesn't that make me worth the bother? ;)
Cheers from Sweden
@segano1 I'm sorry but your analogy is very wrong - just because you have found a couple of bias sites doesn't mean that history should change on your account - In a small you tube box - this can't be discussed but you have referred to three different ages in you sentences. I would suggest that you pick your preferential history and stick to that. Caledonian Picts were assimilated by the Gael after they were conquered - FACT
The Dal Riada migrated from Ireland to Scotia - Fact
@thystuntman ach, let him fly his wee shortbread tin flag...:)
@pirhana37 another way of wiping us as a people and distinct culture out of the annals of history...
@COVERTSPYMASTER Superrapter65 isn't even Scottish, he is an Irish Catholic immigrant, some people who give the impression that they are Scottish are actually those of full Irish descent, Catholic revisionists who try to propagate being the Same as their much more successful Scottish neighbours, the thing is, their myths are irrelevant in the age of modern science, that has proved them wrong, archeological evidence and genetic research is on our side, not the historical revisionists.
No need for colour hate. As many white faces have immigrated from all over Europe. Multiculturalism does not have to equate to loss of heritage, that crime falls in the laps of each generation who gives up their culture for modernity.
Anna Starseed Islam which is not a race but a ideology with political leanings is not a religion,Scotland will become Islamic like all western countries, but scots will fight regardless. Never give up ,in the future it will be a young Scottish Muslim that will rise up against isam😊
Scoiteal Music
there all english decsent omg ?????????????????
Bagpipes are good for scaring little english folks, not vikings from the north though. We eat bagpipes for breakfirst. 2 hand viking war axe smush little scotsman. Nah me love skottar as we say here in scandinavia. Brother people the celts are.
todays scots are of pictish ancestry like myself but are not picts,picts were here before scots and had their own and culture spoke a p celtic language while scots then spoke gaelc(q celtic),it is not known for sure how they got to scotland or where they where before,the picts had their own kings with the throne being passed down materinal system,we even knoow some of the kings(talorcan,bude)scots and picts are two races but know merged to become modern day scots
Clan wallace did this.. Are you's copying
@superraptor65 Modern archeological evidence and genetic research dis-proves Irish made myth.
The vast overwhelming majority of Scots descent from the Caledonian Picts of ancient Scotland, proved by OGAP4 code.
Google this site, "Irish tribesmen the Scots did not come from Ireland".
Scottish land and population pre-dates Ireland's by at least a good 4000 years, as Ireland was the last nation to be discovered post Ice age.
Google this "14,000 year old hunting kit found in Scotland".
@COVERTSPYMASTER Yes, that's what they say about all of Europe, Russia included, because of Political Correctness nonsense. I believe if you are born with at least one native parent then you are a native as you have the birth right and the native genetic link from at least one side of your family, but if you are born in a nation to both non natives, well you're still a national. But forced mass immigration aided by PC nonsense is wrong. Immigration is good in limited controlled ways though.
@David Stevens you could have been more creative an said a wanna play with his bag and pipe
@COVERTSPYMASTER
Modern archeological evidence and genetic research dis-proves Irish made myth.
The vast overwhelming majority of Scots descent from the Caledonian Picts of ancient Scotland, proved by OGAP4 code.
Google this site, "Irish tribesmen the Scots did not come from Ireland".
Scottish land and population pre-dates Ireland's by at least a good 4000 years, as Ireland was the last nation to be discovered post Ice age.
Google this "14,000 year old hunting kit found in Scotland".
@pirhana37 Won't happen - you sold yer soul to the devil when he promised the world would be at your feet - he didn't let you know that you would be outcast as a result and nobody would ever trust you again
NO THAY R ROMAN
The vast majority of scots aren't what you refer to as scots at all but you don't know your historic facts do you - The picts were conquered by the gael and chose to integrate - this is a fact - and as far as the word scot is concerned - do you know were that came from? Look it up - your beginning to bore me
@segano1 You don't or may I restate You haven't very much education in this field at all - if you want to be embarrassed by your lack of it - continue by all means - what makes you think any Irishman is in some way jealous of Scotland and for what need - 19th century? - I'm not going to try and insult you by name calling etc but trust me when I tell you that you need to learn a little more about your own history. You are quite wrong but I'm holding my patience with you so far
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This sucks!!!…too loud, too noisy..