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The land of the North people, used as an example of Viking borderland energy becoming a new political formation.
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Normandy
The land of the North people, used as an example of Viking borderland energy becoming a new political formation.
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Viking expansion illustrates the hurricane model: excess wealth, power, and status pressure pushed borderland people to colonize, trade, raid, and found new political orders.
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"...a huge problem that the French decided to give them called Normandy. Okay? Normandy. The land of the North people."
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"Normandy. All right? And then they went over here to Ukraine along the river because they were trading with the Islamic Empire. And they..."
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"And there's a very good chance Trump will run again in 2028. Okay? But I, but I think these are two big hurricanes that..."
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"The hurricane is created because they have wealth, power, but they don't have enough status positions so that they expand to fill these status..."
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"...called the Battle of Hastings. In which, when the conqueror of Normandy in France, he comes and conquers the British Isles. Okay? Britain. Okay?..."
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"...is the year of the Battle of Hastings. That is when Normandy, the Normans who lived in France, they crossed the English Channel and..."
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"...what they will also do is they will settle down in Normandy. And the reason why is they keep on attacking Northern Europe, mainly..."
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"And then he will give them land in Normandy. So Normandy means land of the Norse people. And then from Normandy, as I mentioned,..."
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