Hey, qué pasa? Veo que tienes esto un poco muerto. Cómo es eso? Por cierto ese mapa está un poco mal ee, mezcla origen étnico con linguístico. A pesar de lo que los americanos digan, los latinos como raza no existen. Es latino quien habla una lengua romance, sea guatemalteco o belga. Y dónde están los godos y vándalos españoles? Y los catalanes no se diferencian en nada del resto de los españoles en cuanto a raza.

Hola amigo! Soy un soldat de Québec y me gusta tu afirmacion que los Canadiense frances soldat son los meyor! Parce que c'est vrai! I will check out your videos! Excuse my spanish I'm still learning ;)

Si, hablo espanol Frances y ingles, asi que me puedes hablar en cualquier idioma. Soy Frances y Espanol. Eso hace que estoy de todo corazon con los latinos (herederos espanoles en america) y francofonos.

Que pasa chavo? Viva america latina y hispanos,viva Chile, viva Francia!

haha yeah wel Youtube is full of people who speak without knowing.

I never get offended by that i know is not true.
Our politics however that i can be ashamed off.

Yeah its damn irritating

hmm aparently the comment i wrote yesterday came first up now=S wierd

I am banned from the French battle victories over the English and the England colony of France vid.
Apperently they don`t like my presence=P

Over all Scandinavia there was used Raven banners and discribed several times in the sagas- As it was the banner of Odin, Odin had two Ravens, Hugin and munin who was his eyes in the world of menn.
To the vikings this bird were holy and fought harder when they knew raven watched as they were the eyes of Odin.

In two panels of the famous Bayeux tapestry, standards are shown which appear to be raven banners on the norman cavalery.

A charging Norman knight is depicted with a semicircular banner emblazoned with a standing black bird. In a second, depicting the deaths of Harold Godwinson's brothers, a triangular banner closely resembling that shown on Olaf Cuaran's coin lies broken on the ground. Scholars are divided as to whether these are simply relics of the Normans' Scandinavian heritage (or for that matter, the Scandinavian influence in Anglo-Saxon England) or whether they reflect an undocumented Norse presence in either the Norman or English army.