Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "Booing heard as King Charles visits Cardiff" video.

Llywelyn is still remembered in the hills and valleys, the imposter can take a long walk off a short pier...
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@michaelportaloo1981 I never mentioned Tom Jones. PS Tell Tom, The English were conquered by the Saxon invasion hence the name Anglo-Saxon. Us Celts are the true Britons ;-)
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@michaelportaloo1981 Celts settled in Cornwall, Wales and Scotland and came from the Iberian Peninsula via Ireland. Saxon (German), Viking (Scandinavian), Norman (French), Roman (Italian) and Celt (Iberian Peninsula) all settled/invaded Britain. Average UK residents' DNA is 36.94% British (Anglo Saxon), 21.59% Irish (Celt) and 19.91% Western European (French/German). English residents do however have the highest amount of Scandinavian (9.39%) and Western European (French/German) (20.45%) ancestry. While the Welsh, Scottish and especially the Irish have a higher Celtish percentage.
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@michaelportaloo1981 The Brittonic tribes as you put it only arrived around 4,000 years ago via Ireland according to DNA testing. But the English are the result of primarily the Norman and Saxon invasion as DNA testing shows. Charles is part Greek and part German from his parents and related to Vlad the impaler. As well as being a distant relative of the Habsburg European dynasty. But yes the royal family have little to do with British ancestory.
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