Why is this important? Because this was centuries before Islam.
http://www.essortment.com/all/boudicca_reez.htm
1 posted on
08/20/2010 7:56:22 AM PDT by
sodpoodle
To: sodpoodle
Britain (the Celts, actually) have a history of strong leadership by women, Boudica, Queen Maeve in Ireland (possibly mythic but still a powerful symbol, see the Irish Punt note below), Elizabeth I, Victoria, Maggie Thatcher, etc. How appropriate it would be if it is a woman who eventually leads Britain to expel the Middle Eastern vermin infesting their shores.

2 posted on
08/20/2010 8:33:06 AM PDT by
katana
(American greatness: So hard won and so easily and quickly being pissed away.)
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3 posted on
08/21/2010 11:20:56 AM PDT by
SunkenCiv
("The bad jazz a cat blows wails long after he's cut out." -- Lord Buckley)
To: sodpoodle
As interesting as the life and accomplishments of Boudicca are, it appears that she was a poor military tactician, allowing her army to be surrounded. However, I fail to see the connection you draw from her to Islam. Can you explain?
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