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HISTORY; What were you told?

HISTORY; What were you told? : For most Scots growing up, history lessons at school consisted of how, Great....Britain was and how our history started with the Norman conquest of england in 1066. If you attended english classes you were treated to the dross of an english playwright in his attempt to give the Stewart’s a heritage lost in the mists of time, Banquo, MacBeth the “tyrant” and all that. If you were lucky and had teachers who cared they might have passed on some of the facts to you. 1603, Scotland’s ruling class deserted her and Scotland started the slippery slope to ruin. `A century of turmoil, religous divisions, cultural divides, continued anglicisation and even a period of english occupation in a so called Commenwealth we reached 1707 and an incorporating Union.   James Stewart VI of Scotland At the heart of all this was a Stewart monarchy who turned its back on the very Nation that spawned it to finally destroy it as the smoke of ruin lifted from Drumossie Moor. ...

Space Stallions

I Love this, Thundercats has nothing on this Space Stallions : You know, in the 80′s, I would have thought this was the coolest cartoon. Actually, I still think it’s pretty cool, but for completely different reasons. This is actually some guy’s Bachelor project for an animation workshop. [Via his Facebook ] No related posts.

I'm so using this to fall asleep to tonight !

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The Most Astounding Fact (Neil DeGrasse Tyson)

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