Date: August 18th, 2026 12:33 AM Author: Titillating plaza
isnt this almost all of northern and weestenr euro birdshit, scandianivan was barren wasteland that was super poor for 99% of history
its lolzy IQmos dont bring this up, sorta kills their idea that IQ is everything to build great civs
western euros had ZERO great civs pre 1500ad, ancient greeks prob didnt even know who these benchods weere, just barbarian losers (similar to how birdshits think of NOWAGS today)
Date: August 18th, 2026 12:59 AM Author: Sepia circlehead
prominent ancient greeks from there were surprisingly well informed about north western europeans: talking about the Celts and Gauls, writing travel books about sailing around Britain, to Iceland, etc.
Date: August 18th, 2026 1:01 AM Author: blue legend
it literally reinforces the iq concept, scamjeet. whites can take frozen tundra like scandinavia and build great societies that browns desperately want to abandon their homeland to live in. LOFL.
Date: August 18th, 2026 3:21 AM Author: Titillating plaza
the AUS thing is lolzsy cause it was just an outpost of the British Empire, wtf did u expect? U act like u birdshits went there alone and had no assistance and built it from scratch, in reality it gains from the wealth and fortunes of the Empire, namely it exported tons of shit to UK etc. U ppl are so furking stupid
and Iceland was POOR as furk for 99% of human history, its a relatively new thing it's considerd "rich"
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Yes—by European historical standards, Iceland was poor for most of its history, though “poor” needs some qualification.
Settlement (after ~870): Iceland was a difficult place to live. There was no native agriculture base, forests were rapidly depleted, the growing season was short, and people depended heavily on sheep, cattle, fishing, and imported goods.
Medieval Iceland: It wasn't destitute. Some farmers could be quite prosperous, and Iceland produced valuable exports such as wool and dried fish. But average living standards were probably below those of the more productive agricultural regions of Western Europe.
1300s–1800s: Conditions generally deteriorated. The Little Ice Age, volcanic eruptions, epidemics, famine, and harsh climate repeatedly hit the population. Iceland was also economically constrained under Danish rule.
1800s: Iceland remained one of Europe's poorer societies. Population growth was slow and periodic famines occurred.
Late 19th/early 20th century: This is when the transformation really accelerated. Commercial fishing, better transportation, trade, mechanization, and eventually industrialization dramatically raised incomes.
Today: Iceland is among the world's richest countries.
Date: August 18th, 2026 4:07 AM Author: Transparent French Mad Cow Disease Station
Yes, that is correct: White men took two of the most barren, least hospitable, straight up frightening places on Earth, and within a couple of generations turned them into rich, pleasant, nice places with a wonderful standard of living that browns and muds can only seethe enviously about.
Date: August 18th, 2026 5:12 AM Author: Titillating plaza
lol again this is flame, AUS exported tons of shit like WOOL (after birdshits raped the sheep)
it was a by product of the british empire, without the empire AUS becomes nothing. do u morons really think if u had put these brit criminals there BY THEMSELVES and then had NO support or connection at all to british empire they wld have done this? ROFL u are retarded, they wld have ended up niggas like the abiriginals
Date: August 18th, 2026 12:41 AM Author: bateful aggressive stain
(guy who never read de bello gallico and hundreds of years of Roman history after it)
Makes a lot of sense that Rome fought a decade long war to conquer it, incorporated it, taxed it, built cities and roads throughout it, stationed major armies along its frontier, and retained it for centuries, but ACKTUALLY thought it was worthless, because late Roman foederati arrangements hundreds of years later.