AS + West Euro if the French component is Germanic like they believe it is = 60% Germanic.
Anglo Saxon Pride Worldwide
Evan Reyes
Robert Thomas
I said: "Now I don't deny there was some genetic transference from the invasions, but the evidence points to it being well under 50%, and generally limited to coastal areas."
Try reading comprehension mate, this is getting cringe.
Lincoln Myers
What?
The picture says 20% West European, which includes France, Belgium, Holland and Denmark. You're fucking hopeless. I actually hoped you had some conclusive evidence because I've had this discussion with idiots before, and if retards like you are genetic researchers I guess I have to keep having it.
Noah Williams
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Jack Robinson
How many times are you going to strawman me? I have already stated I am not an expert. Anyway, I'm going to collect this fucking win, officially.
Cameron Miller
Arthur is a Celt and his destiny is to destroy the Anglo Saxons
Jace Martin
OP is not an aryan
Christian Edwards
In case you can't read:
England
British (37.61%), Europe West (20.45%), Irish (20%), Scandinavia (9.39%), Iberian Peninsula (3.09%), Italy/Greece (2.01%), Eastern Europe (1.85%), European Jewish (1.51%)
That's more than 50% Germanic on average.
Gavin Price
This is what you said, and you havn't been able to back it up at all. Now you are saying one region of England has 41% Anglo-Saxon ancestry, and the rest of England has 10% scandinavian (could be danish or norwegian from viking invasions), and French/German ancestry of 20%, which is obviously not from the Anglo-Saxon invasions because they were Danish. So that is just genetic similarity due toi proximity, just as they have some similarities with the Belgian and Dutch people too. And this is just England, not even the whole of Britain. So it remains clear, Britains are not Anglo-Saxons, you were wrong in your 50% claim, and calling them Anglo-Saxons is stupid.
Continually claiming you have won for some strange reason makes you seem like a petulant child. Kill yourself you fucking runt.
Nathan Collins
England
British (37.61%), Europe West (20.45%), Irish (20%), Scandinavia (9.39%), Iberian Peninsula (3.09%), Italy/Greece (2.01%), Eastern Europe (1.85%), European Jewish (1.51%)
That's more than 50% Germanic on average.