Celto-Germanic people are not only limited to the British Isles, but in the Low Countries, Germany, northern France as well!!!
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Celto-Germanic people are not only limited to the British Isles, but in the Low Countries, Germany, northern France as well!!!
Except for the Northern Netherlands and NW Germany.Quote:
Originally Posted by Septentrion
Nonsense! You're the one hallucinating about Basques a little too much! The English are Germanic people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nordicist
Yes, but mixed to some extent with Celts but not in East Anglia.
Oh well, tell me who is not "mixed"? Germans also have Slavic admixture in the east and south, even in the north in the Ferhmarn Island ( Wendish), as well as Celtic in western parts. Some Hunnish admixture in the south in Bavaria. In every invasion, there has been intermingling between the conquerors and natives. As Anglo-Saxons settled in England, they eventually gradually intermarried with Celtic Britons, but had a strict system of segregation in order to ensure the success of their lineage. This is why today over half of the English and Lowland Scottish male line is from Germanic. Thus the English are essentially Germanic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Bambo
France DOESN'T.Quote:
Originally Posted by aksakallicocuk
Celtic coomers
Genetic turnip peasant kraut married to a spic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Figaro
Thought it was an easily understood joke, but you’re a cunt for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by codex
The only Germanic group which doesn't have any Celtic input might be Swedes. Even Norwegians have Insular Celtic input.