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7/16/2015 6:37:07 PM
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Marconni or Bell? Bell was a Scotish American in Boston. Marconni tested a transatlantic broadcast from the shortest 2 pts, one of which happened to be in Newfoundland (which wasn't part of Canada at the time).
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So, Bell, born in Scotland. Immigrates to boston. Moves to Canada at 23. Spends most of his life in Canada. He's Scottish American?
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Bell had all three citizenships, yes. He wasn't educated in Canada, didn't invent it in Canada and didn't invent it with the help of Canadians. How is you all claim him?
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Edited by Fether4: 7/16/2015 9:41:21 PMVery well noted that it was invented in Canada. Wasn't an american citizen until he married an american in Cambridge at 42. Well before the invention and patents.
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Edited by ColNapalm: 7/16/2015 9:53:29 PMAlexander Graham Bell invented the Telephone in 1863 in Boston, Mass, USA. The patent of record is dated accordingly. Billy Bishop was also very well noted. A prime example a Canadian claim that was exceptionally well documented until exposed categorically as a lie. Sadly, in both cases and so many many others, your country has a penchant for lying. America does too, I'll grant you but its identity isn't a forgery. Its just an arrogance. I will give you basketball, if that's any consolation.
