I was wrong, Britain needs NO WALL.

There was a land-bridge that our ancestors travelled across. They since parted into "islands".

This Land Bridge did not last long.

And they risked travelling this bridge just like the swimmers would swimming.

First time I've seen the full gif of this.

Yeah, then we can kick people like you, who can't swim the channel, out of the UK.

Really? Go and have a proper read of the comments on the other thread and this thread and we'll see ...

Same here. He/she is wrong on the point that Britain doesn't care about immigration and this "wall" idea and is still wrong again on migrants swimming across the Channel or whatever nonsense I'm hearing. CBA anymore ...

"Didn't last long"

Uhm.

man can't even swim to being with let alone swim the whole channel lmao

000.1% of Earth's history at a push.

You earlier said:



Let's take:

"He/she is wrong on the point that Britain doesn't care about immigration and this "wall" idea"

So I am wrong about this point of Britain not caring about immigration and wall idea.

So it seems you contradict yourself. Because if your claiming I don't support this idea of care when you say Britain cares about the Wall and immigration you really like the idea of a wall.

The world was once one landmass called Pangaea. The world's oceans was also once covered in ice so people can walk across it... it's how people got to North America, by crossing the Bering Strait when it was frozen...

I didn't contradict myself ... What I'm struggling to comprehend is how you think we need a "wall" when Britain has invested a hefty amount for security and dealing with the crisis in Calais for example. Also I don't know where this idea of me supporting a "wall" came about, I made it clear that I don't support it.

"Didn't last long"

Uhm.

The security isn't working. Adults are getting in claiming to be kids.

Are you a YEC? It existed until 6500-6000BCE, that's hardly "0.1%" of Earth's history.

Around 3000 years it lasted. And how old is earth?

4.543 billion years

UNTIL. :P

Earth still exists. No asteroid or mass nukes YET.

Doggerland was submerged somewhere between 6500 and 6200BCE. It had existed before then.

Therefore, doggerland existed until between 6500-6200BCE.

Humans have only existed since WAY after Pangaea. Humans didn't cross ice - that's ****ing hard - they crossed the land that is now at the bottom of the ocean, because at that time all the ice meant the sea levels were much lower.

FYI.