Category: history

Posted on in cornissia, history, politics, society

British Institutional Disregard For Children ~ Panceltic & Cornissian Independence

Flag Of Cornissia
Flag Of Cornissia
Whilst all attempts were probably made by entities within the media and even government, to restrict or marginalise coverage of the British institutional, historic child sex abuse epidemic, which has been diseasing our nation for decades, if not centuries… the truth doth not kneel to anyone.

As mentioned throughout this blog regarding Cornissian and Panceltic independence, there are many good blessings of becoming a smaller country.

Aside from the positive statistics of economy, stability, well being, good prosperity and utmost peace to other nations, there is the good and righteous stand against the corruption of Big Government.

The Panceltic movement, at its heart, would ideally bring about the independence of all Celtic nations. Namely, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and Cornwall.

Doing so, amongst many other political reasons, would finally destroy the corrupt and perverse iron claw of one immoral regime, from reigning over all our peaceful homelands.

Panceltic Flag
Panceltic Flag
The blog you are reading publishes articles relating to Pancelticism and Cornissian Independence.

This blog post serves as an official record of the mountainous news articles relating to British Institutional Disregard For Children and the attempted cover up by various official departments or entities within the UK establishment.

Please note much of the information detailed here is beyond the realms of civil acceptance. Furthermore these are only in reality a mere tiny handful of articles, compared to the truer whole picture.

This whole picture, which is still to this day being pieced together by experts, may eventually date back to before records even began.

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Posted on in cornissia, dotdonc, history, politics, society

Britannia Vs Celtainia ~ The Resurrection Of A Sacred Dragon ~ Colonialism Vs Pancelticism

Britannia Vs Celtainia
The Lands Of The Celts
‘Brainwashing’ is a word of conditioning in itself, suggesting the cleansing of minds… perhaps we should call it ‘Brainmucking’ instead.

Indeed the English language is a mysterious thing and a quirky item at that.

No place like Nossex, eh? Honestly, some people should cut back on ‘country‘.

Seriously, it is a fact that we Celts have been under occupation for hundreds of years. As you can see from the map here, the majority of Britain is actually Celtic land.

Another brainwashing term is ‘Celtic fringes’. This term is used to present the illusion that the majority of Britain is English. This blatant lie could not be further from the truth.

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Posted on in cornissia, dotdonc, history, politics, society, yllwchlk

My Three Words & A Quote On British Politics

Labour + Tory =

Laboratory

” Bin Laden was, though, a product of a monumental miscalculation by Western security agencies. Throughout the 80s he was armed by the CIA and funded by the Saudis to wage jihad against the Russian occupation of Afghanistan. Al-Qaeda, literally “the database”, was originally the computer file of the thousands of mujahideen who were recruited and trained with help from the CIA to defeat the Russians. ” ~ Robin Cook, MP

Posted on in cornissia, dotdonc, history, life, society, yllwchlk

The Flag Of Cornissia

Flag Of Cornissia
Flag Of Cornissia
YllwChlk is proud to present the design for a Cornissian flag, following the recent decision to pursue the promotion of South West independence.

Flag design is always a fascinating subject and I myself have often spent many hours browsing through all the nation flags of the world, amazed and inspired by their seemingly abstract self portraits of cultural identity.

Which is what a flag is, I suppose.

Here then the Flag Of Cornissia attempts to convey the same announcement of cultural identity.

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The Country Of Cornissia

The Country Of Cornissia
Cornissia
The proposed name by YllwChlk for the independent country, declared formerly the South West counties of England.
South West independence is not a pipe dream. Far from it.

In fact, whilst not mentioned or discussed in the media to any great detail, it is nevertheless talked about in the towns, the parks and indeed on the streets of this great region.

The region here highlighted on the map, is the entire South West and if you do some research, you will discover that this region like many other devolved regions, such as Scotland and Wales, has its own language, its own culture, is historically Celtic by nature, identifies entirely as a separate people from London and is completely unique in its own sovereignty.

YllwChlk has called it Cornissia because historically, the region of Cornwall was itself a truly sovereign state with its own autonomous infrastructure and so politically, it would be sensible to allow Cornwall administrative domain of the entire South West.

Pronounced “cor-nis-sha”, thus differentiating the Cornish as specifically the people of Cornwall and Cornissians as the greater population of Cornissia, its name sings a beauty like the sun upon the seas, a silhouette of a sail and the crushing waves upon a scone coloured coast, as the enchanting lights of Truro begin to dance upon the dusk brushed sky.

In fact once upon a time, Cornwall was its own country and has itself suffered the many pains of foreign rule. Just like Scotland. Just like Wales. Just like Ireland. Just like…. India… China… erm… well, you get the idea.

Today, the undying Celtic heart of the South West and indeed also of the rest of Britain, is beginning to raise its voice.

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Posted on in cha'nga, chess, create, games, history, life, society, variants, yllwchlk

Cha’nga

Chaturanga
Chaturanga is the sacred origin of a pastime
Rekindling an ancient pastime, by Simon Jepps.

Cha’nga, pronounced “shangaah”, is a version of Chaturanga, which allows just two players to employ the classic four armies.

I invented this game because I know as much as people love Chaturanga, its inconvenience is the requirement of four players.

Creating an understanding as to how only two people can play, in turn sanctifies its misunderstood silence, revealing instead its diversity and adaptability to all walks of life.

But first a truth.

However you interpret history, there is no avoiding the fact that “Chaturanga” literally translates as “the four arms.” It comes from “chatur”, meaning four, and from “anga”, meaning arms.

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Robin Hood, Father Of English Democracy

It is a strongly held belief that it is Robin Hood, the leader of a reformist movement, who brought King John to his knees in 1215, when he placed his seal upon the Magna Carta.

Indeed there were many people involved in the actual final events at Runnymede, but without Robin, who is widely hailed to be the Earl of Huntingdon, and his hardy soldiers who sympathised his conflicts with the King, there would not have been the historic event at Runnymede as we know it. At least, not then and there.

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