It's pretty obvious the non-nationalist Basque government is going out of their way to make life difficult for Euskaltel, just because it's a mostly nationalist team.
Haha, post of the year. Thanks for the lecture!WindLessBreeze said:It's leader Samuel Sánchez is GALLEGO', that is, from Galicia; which is located north of Portugal. Now I shall lecture those linguistic scientists: Euskadi isn't a Indo-European language; That is, doesn't have Sanscrit* roots. Some claim it comes from the Attila the Hun dudes; Other claim from the swamped Atlántida Continent. All I know is, it doesn't resemble any other language or dialect in the spanish península;The region has the highest per cápita income in Spain (althought Cataluña is the wealthiest Autonomous State as measured by GNP). It's cyclists are second to none. The fact that they remain with the fórmula 3+2=1 (Three provinces in Spain + two in France = ONE COUNTRY) speaks a lot about it's cultural heritage. If some elements were forced to adopt military style methods, they were just copying from their occupiers, which happen to be great teachers
(Just look at how they conquered the western hemisphere). MER