Noviscum

hmm?!?!--Pedro 21:30, 14 August 2006 (UTC)

You are a vandal Pedro. I ask for your blocked. Noviscum 21:31, 14 August 2006 (UTC)

• The best defense is an attack. É como digo... pior sou eu em te responder. Não sou racista! Disse factos. --Pedro 21:41, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
• read this: Gitanos and this Flamenco. the racist is you, against gypsies. --Pedro 21:48, 14 August

That is the opinion of Pedro about the spaniard in the discusion about Salvage Island

"that's about the waters, not the islands - the islands are no sphere! Portugal has no problems with no country! it just has Olivenza because our neighbours are like gypsies, not because of gypsie culture of Southern Spain, but because it invades other people's property: Spain = Turkey part II 1/2 (as in Cyprus) - and still Portugal does nothing. See, it even respects those who doesnt deserve it, in my opinion, that's because we have chilcken and monkeys insted of politicians, but that's another issue. " Pedro

For Pedro: Spain=gypsies=thieves. That is racism about the spaniards and the gypsies.

Please Pedro, don´t talk in my discussiom page anymore. Noviscum 08:39, 15 August 2006 (UTC)

• o unico vandalo aqui és tu, tu não bates é bem da cabeça, agradecia que paraces de enviar mensagens!--Pedro 11:01, 15 August 2006 (UTC)
• Olha, Noviscum. Não venhas dizer que eu não percebo espanhol. Percebo a 100%. Acho que tu é que não percebes espanhol. Naquele link não diz nada sobre a soberania das ilhas (a terra!). Fala sobre as águas. Mas aquilo já tinhamos visto. Não diz nada sobre a terra. Tens que ler com olhos de ler, porque a questão são as águas. As ilhas não têm muito valor, mas sim as águas. Tens que ler o texto sobre essa perspectiva. Aquilo fala claramente que para Espanha, as águas em volta das canárias são importantes para Espanha, tal como são para Portugal. Para a Espanha desputar o territorio das ilhas tinha que ter motivos históricos, o que como é obvio não tem. A Espanha disputa que sejam ilhas, é uma técnica conhecida e usada em outras situações para obter controlo sobre as águas territoriais. Acho que o problema é que não sabes ou ouviste falar nesta situação. Eu como gosto de ilhas, e principalmente estas que são pequenas 8que dão a sensação de uma ilha verdadeira) tenho acompanhado o assunto. Aqui está o motivo da Espanha e Portugal: http://gasa.dcea.fct.unl.pt/infozee/images/3.3.1.jpg vê a quantidade de ZEE que Portugal tem só por causa das selvagens. Percebes agora?! Não digo que não seja impossível, mas é pouco provavel. A Espanha quer que as Selvagens sejam como Perejil. Tens que arranjar outro texto que fale da terra ou as proprias ilhas. O problema é que estás fora de contexto, e percebeste mal. --Pedro 00:06, 18 August 2006 (UTC)

Savage Islands

Saw you comments on the Village Pump . I can not block Pedro as you requested. However I've rewritten the article in a way which I believe is neutral and which trys to represent both points of view to reach a neutral point of view. Please take a look at it and make any suggestions you'd like for further improvements. If you'd prefer, you may make them on my talk page. Best wishes - Williamborg (Bill) talk 02:47, 30 August 2006 (UTC)

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This commentary was made by Pedro because I show in the dicusion about Savage Islands that he Pedrowas adding fake information.Noviscum 16:53, 19 April 2007 (UTC)

Are large areas of Brazil Spanish speaking?

I am a little confused. According to the Spanish language map large sections of Brazil are Spanish speaking. If this is true you should change the Portuguese map and show the Spanish speaking areas. If it is not then please let the Spanish language page know.

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