Difference Between Gypsies and Irish Travelerss

[GrandpaBernard]

Roma is a designation for a tribe... For example, the Aryans. the Aryans originated in the Caucasoid mountains in Europe, and migrated across the world. Everywhere they went they settled and blended with the indigenious population. So today we have a hint, mostly through langage and believe it, or not... food, not to mention religion. So... Iran is a cognate for Aryan,notice how they sound the same? In India the upper caste people, brahman have a lot of Aryan features. When the Aryans were moving across most people were still hunters and gatherers. Aryans were some of the first tribes to settle down and use agriculture and iron weapons to create a state structure.

Gypsies are similar. The Roma were a people from the Indus Valley area of India and migrated across the world. You see flourishes of the Roma in places like Spain, the flamminco dances... in the Balkans, etc. Same basic template as the aryans... a people that had the forsight to settle down, use milk producing animals and agriculture, to create stability. In these groups SOME always settled and SOME moved along.

The Slavicks are another such group... Some mixed with the Finns, and Swedes in Northern Europe, others went to where Poland is, and many settled in Russia,

Puerto Ricans migrated to New York!!! creating the Nueva Yorarican! or Borican (kidding).

Based on some of the descriptions here of romas

A harnessed Roma Force is the UK’s solution to any wild Islamists

[billeau2]

Based on some of the descriptions here of romas

A harnessed Roma Force is the UK’s solution to any wild Islamists

As a New Yorker I have never really had a lot of interaction with Gypsies and Native Americans... when we lived in toronto for a while i met Portuguese who were really similar to the Puerto Ricans I grew up with. In general I find that if one does not hold stereotypes for people they can be very nice. for example, I met some alcoholic Native Americans as a kid while travelling in Wyoming. They were very nice, I asked them about their situation and they described it. Apparently alcohol decimated their young, very sad.

[Beercules]

Roma is a designation for a tribe... For example, the Aryans. the Aryans originated in the Caucasoid mountains in Europe, and migrated across the world. Everywhere they went they settled and blended with the indigenious population. So today we have a hint, mostly through langage and believe it, or not... food, not to mention religion. So... Iran is a cognate for Aryan,notice how they sound the same? In India the upper caste people, brahman have a lot of Aryan features. When the Aryans were moving across most people were still hunters and gatherers. Aryans were some of the first tribes to settle down and use agriculture and iron weapons to create a state structure.

Gypsies are similar. The Roma were a people from the Indus Valley area of India and migrated across the world. You see flourishes of the Roma in places like Spain, the flamminco dances... in the Balkans, etc. Same basic template as the aryans... a people that had the forsight to settle down, use milk producing animals and agriculture, to create stability. In these groups SOME always settled and SOME moved along.

The Slavicks are another such group... Some mixed with the Finns, and Swedes in Northern Europe, others went to where Poland is, and many settled in Russia,

Puerto Ricans migrated to New York!!! creating the Nueva Yorarican! or Borican (kidding).

I learn something new everyday



And those damn Puerto Ricans also migrated to Jersey and Union City

[Szef]

My accent and fit body makes up for that.

Jokes aside, remember your lady broke up with you when you couldn't afford to take her to Jamaica.

She broke up with me because I DID want to take her to that shythole

[siablo14]

She broke up with me because I DID want to take her to that shythole

Don't lie. No one wants to go to Poland. That I know.

[Dakuwaqa]

Don't lie. No one wants to go to Poland. That I know.

LOL. Poland was badly destroyed in WW2. About $15 worth of damage

[Szef]

Don't lie. No one wants to go to Poland. That I know.

Tell that to those ****** immigrants you love so much

[siablo14]

Tell that to those ****** immigrants you love so much

A mosque is close to my home.

Some do farming in the parish I used to work.

******s aint no problem, yo.

[siablo14]

LOL. Poland was badly destroyed in WW2. About $15 worth of damage

Cold, musty, and under-developed?

[Dakuwaqa]

Cold, musty, and under-developed?

And unfriendly turnip farmers