Spain is in Ceuta because it was part of Al-Andalus.

[llobu@social.nuberu.org]

@paeiro
Me imagino que sus fuentes las habrá sacado del mismo sitio de donde sacó las fuentes en las que afirma que los “grupos étnicos ibéricos” de gallegos, vascos y catalanes, fueron expulsados de España, con la complicidad de Marruecos, después de expulsar a los sefardíes y a los “moros españoles”.

@blogdiva

[llobu@social.nuberu.org]

@josemachete79
No tienes que disculparte por nada.
Cuando alguien que esgrime títulos de doctora, no para de soltar estereotipos vacíos de contenido, es lógico reaccionar con cierta vehemencia.

[timo21@mastodon.sdf.org]

@FranceskaMann @AccordionBruce @blogdiva until the MAGA are convinced of the peril, progress will be slow. IMO

[blogdiva@mastodon.social]

@mbpaz nope. i was as surprised as you.

[fivetonsflax@tilde.zone]

@blogdiva @rejinl This is great stuff! We can also talk about Morocco’s key role in the Spanish Civil War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_1936_military_uprising_in_Melilla

[blogdiva@mastodon.social]

❝ As far as I know there were no Jews in Spain after 1492 ❞

one of the biggest lies in the book.

why then, y’all needed all those limpia de sangre laws?

if you could not prove limpia, you couldn’t marry.

if you could not prove limpia, you couldn’t own property.

if you could not prove limpia, you couldn’t baptize your kids.

if you could not prove limpia, you couldn’t pass on generational wealth.

that’s why cryptojudaism and cryptoislamism are legitimate fields of study.

@paeiro

[franceskamann@freeradical.zone]

@blogdiva @AccordionBruce @timo21

They are in a cult. Reality doesn't convince them.

[timo21@mastodon.sdf.org]

@FranceskaMann @blogdiva @AccordionBruce yes. Perhaps with their homes burning down and/or flooding out, there is a chance for change.

[franceskamann@freeradical.zone]

@timo21 @blogdiva @AccordionBruce

People who are glad when their kids die from preventable disease are not going to change over a weather event.

[merileedk@zeroes.ca]

@blogdiva
This is an enlightening thread.

[dancingtreefrog@mastodon.social]

@blogdiva Sadly, the American 13 colonies set out to be an empire even before they united against the British. Anyone not white was the target. They began with Native Americans, tried against Canada during the American Revolution but lost, went after Spain because Spanish Florida was so nearby. What became California and Texas were also Spanish, compounded by gold and beef ranching.

Very sad for a nation that talks so about how wonderful and free it is!

[dancingtreefrog@mastodon.social]

@blogdiva That's why England's Henry VIII abolished monasteries and abbeys in 1536: he needed the money.

England's Edward I expelled Jews in 1290 for the same reason.

Neither king was known for his financial management acumen. I think both were also well known for their love of war.

[annaspanner@bookstodon.com]

@paeiro @blogdiva Hello. In the first toot, Liza refers to her PhD studies in this area. Unless you are a professor in this area, that means don’t question, go and find the sources yourself if you feel doubtful about what she’s written. Thank you.