Comments by "Carey Titan" (@careytitan9097) on "Harris Sultan" channel.

  1. English is an ethnicity, like Scottish, Welsh, Indian and Pakistani is, culture can be adopted, ethnicity and ancestral DNA cannot. No interlopers of foreign origin have the right to replace the English in their own country!
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  2. Exactly, white continental Europeans who migrated here do not claim to be English!
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  3. The English today are mainly ancient Brittonic, 62% of the English today have 60% - 90% majority Brittonic DNA with only a 10% - 40% Anglo-Saxon admixture. Only 38% of England today are the direct descendants of the Anglo-Saxons, who came 1,400 years ago, they have Brittonic admixture. The English are a Brittonic-Anglo-Saxon mix.
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  4.  @Adamwolfone  'Celts' were not a race of people, it was a collective name for ancient European tribes who shared a common culture, that is why there were 16 different 'Celtic' languages.
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  5.  @Adamwolfone  North Saxony yes which was mainly Danes, the Dutch were also from Northern Saxony. The Normans were also Danish Danes, look up King Rollo. We are North Western Europeans.
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  6.  @Adamwolfone  I only commented because many British do not even realise this.
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  7.  @echelon2k8  We were all North Western Europeans and closely related, distant cousins, no inter breeding because we were the same species anyway North Western Europeans, mainly Scandinavian/Brittonic admixture. The Danes were a North Germanic tribe inhabiting southern Scandinavia, including the area now comprising Denmark proper, northern and eastern England, and the Scanian provinces of modern-day southern Sweden, during the Nordic Iron Age and the Viking Age. The Normans originated when a band of Norwegian Vikings led by the Dane Hrolf the Ganger (Rollo) settled in the region of the lower Seine River in the old area of Neustria, and were granted the county of Rouen. The Jutes and Franks were Danish too from Saxony, so Germanic tribes were Scandinavians mainly. People forget Britain is joined to Europe, it's underwater now, so our ancestors would have mixed in the past.
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  8. @ I know.
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  9. Men of foreign origin, mainly from the same country and same religion!
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