Originally Posted by
Flying Lawyer
Read Wikipedia again? Of course Finish is not a Indo-European language.
As it happens I already knew that. I once had professor who was Hungarian and had a Finnish wife. He often discussed the origins of those two languages and cultures. But even if I had looked up origins of the Finnish language, so what? It seems I struck a nerve.
Originally Posted by
Flying Lawyer
So what? By the way, languages: Danish is official language in certain parts of northern Germany.
The "what" is that you claimed:
Originally Posted by
Flying Lawyer
Neither Finland nor Greenland are under any suspect to be Scandinavian at all - neither languagewise, nor geographical nor historical.
which is incorrect.
Originally Posted by
Flying Lawyer
German is the official language in certain parts of Italy, France and Belgium. But these nations would certainly not fancy to be considered as germanic countries.
Neither would Denmark, and if it isn't considered primarily Scandinavian what is the alternative?
Originally Posted by
Flying Lawyer
I have a certain feeling that you try to promote a "pan-scandinavian" approach by integrating Finland and the rest of the nordic countries into Scandinavia. Scandinavia consits of Norway, Sweden and (with only little doubt) Danmark.
Yes
, you're on to my plan
. I'm hoping to use this forum as a platform to unite all areas ever under Scandinavian or Viking control into a giant "pan-scandinavian" union
which will ultimately enable the Scandinavians to realize their eternal goal of conquering Germany
, and eventually the entire world
.