This user is not anymore a user. NPOV has succumbed to the work of paid personel with an officialist position and an agenda (see Talk:September_11_attacks#FAQ_template for an example). Being part of this project anymore, even if nominally, is degrading to my intgrity. A new Wikipedia is needed.
--Sugaar (talk) 16:01, 29 November 2009 (UTC)
Sugaar, also Sugar, Sugoi and Maju was the male half of the ancient Basque dualistic concept of God.
I am a Basque male born in 1968 and I enjoy sharing knowledge more than almost anything else. Therefore being a wikipedian is almost a must. Among the contributions I am more proud of, a special site is for the Basque WikiProject.
Apart of this, I'm interested in history, prehistory, anthropology, genetics, astronomy and astrology (and almost anything else except football).
I award you this barnstar for creating the WikiProject Basque and your overall dedication to Basque-related content on Wikipedia. Regards, Húsönd 20:34, 3 January 2007 (UTC)
Basque Barnstar of National Merit
Although you are no longer active, I must show my appreciation and respect by awarding you with this barnstar. eskerrik asko! OriginalEuropean(talk) 11:36, 24 February 2014 (UTC)
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Ancient Basque and neighbour tribes
Duchy of Cantabria
Duchy of Vasconia (c.700)
Kingdom of Pamplona (c. 925)
Basque fisheries in Canada
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Early Upper Paleolithic in the Basque Country
Middle Upper Paleolithic in the Basque Country
Magdalenian and Azilian in the Basque Country
Neolithic in the Basque Country
Chalcolithic, Early and Middle Bronze in the Basque Country
Late Bronze and Iron Age in the Basque Country
Historical Busturialdea
historical Uribealdea
Paleolihic Art in Europe
Franco-Cantabrian region
Neolithic expansion
European Middle Neolithic
European Late Neolithic
Iberian Middle Bronze Age
Iberian Late Bronze Age
Atlantic Bronze Age
Languages of pre-Roman Iberia
Iberia c. 1000: Apogee of the Caliphate
