@simongerman600 Europe is a bunch of postage-stamp sized micro-states next other each other. Travelling between them is hardly going "abroad". List them all as a single entry called "EU" and then this chart would be more meaningful.
@BWJacksonX@zoecabina@DrewPavlou Ok, that’s fine. But ancestry doesn’t work either. No guarantee of national allegiance from ancestry. Traitors come in all colours, including white.
@AICommitsTND@EuReactionary Stalin had a different place for them. The Jewish Autonomous Oblast (JAO). It is the only jurisdiction in the world where Yiddish is still an official language.
@simon_schama@simonmontefiore@Baddiel It is a “layers of identify” problem. A migrant who arrived from, say, Belgium, spoke Dutch and was Jewish could be recorded as Belgian, Dutch or Jewish. But almost certainly was not recorded as all three.
@simonmontefiore Yes. Egypt in particular is the odd one out. It is at peace with Israel, and every Egyptian government knows that peace with Israel has been a huge economic and stabilising benefit for Egypt. The alternative would be a national disaster.
@BacchusAwakes Because Ireland is not serious an about expanding it. Economic growth is easier in a world language, so Irish language protections are mostly tokenistic. An interesting cultural oddity, but not a serious attempt at making it ubiquitous.