Do other germanic countries view england as a germanic country?

[Smaug]

I jest of course. But if we aren't Germanic, then we surely aren't Celtic, so we don't have any meta-ethnic identity in that case, so of course we are. Ancestrally Celto-Germanic, culturally and linguistically Germanic with significant Latin influence. Bueno!

Eh, see my last post. The difference is that you already know I'm a nice boyo, you already know.

[anglisc]

I jest of course. But if we aren't Germanic, then we surely aren't Celtic, so we don't have any meta-ethnic identity in that case, so of course we are. Ancestrally Celto-Germanic, culturally and linguistically Germanic with significant Latin influence. Bueno!

Thats what i have always thought.

[Stimpy]

I view England as Germanic/Celtic. You're genetically more Germanic than most central European countries though, including Germany.

[Geminus]

I view England as Germanic/Celtic. You're genetically more Germanic than most central European countries though, including Germany.

Source?
But anyway, what else should England be if not Germanic. Yet it's language is probably the most foreign (Romance) influenced Germanic language.

[Neon Knight]

Becoming more Slavic by the day

[DeaththeKid]

Becoming more Slavic by the day

Sadly yes. I don't mind immigration but I think that England should stay at least 85 percent Anglo-Saxon.

[Dombra]

I would say most view England as Germanic

Egland is Celtic land in denial.

If you mean Modern Celtic* like Scotland or Wales then yes

*Über Germanified

[DeaththeKid]

Pre-WW1 Germany definitely viewed England as Germanic. I remember reading that the Kaiser referred to it as Teutonic. Also after WW1 I think some Germans called the English race traitors. I fully agree. They dishonourably betrayed their kin and perhaps god is punishing them for it now.

[Jackson]

Sadly yes. I don't mind immigration but I think that England should stay at least 85 percent Anglo-Saxon.

True. If immigration is low level and the vast majority integrate well and quickly, as it has been pretty much for the last 1000 years, then it's fine.

[Smeagol]

The English are more Germanic than South Germans, and Austrians.