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@B7Willem @GoodManner27409 @TheEternalKraut @latinatenfkrz LARP

@nitrrogen__ @GoodManner27409 @TheEternalKraut @latinatenfkrz Haplogroups are irrelevant. East Anglia is the most Germanic at around 50% that rest of England is predominantly Celtic.

@B7Willem @GoodManner27409 @TheEternalKraut @latinatenfkrz Not L, I. I keep mixing those up

@B7Willem @GoodManner27409 @TheEternalKraut @latinatenfkrz Haplogroup R-L21 is the one that's Northwest European Celts and by all accounts England is NOT predominantly Celtic but instead Germanic, while traditionally (culturally?) celtic regions like Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Britanny ARE Celtic. pic.twitter.com/H1u9ADf43R

@GoodManner27409 @TheEternalKraut @latinatenfkrz Angloids aren’t Germanic simply because you’re oblivious to directness.

@latinatenfkrz @GrenfelArsonist Uh, no? The Italo Celtic haplogroup is R1b with the S28 subclade. Austria is hardly celtic. Combined Germanic DNA (haplogroup L1, and certain subclades of R1a, L2 & R1b) is still the dominant there. pic.twitter.com/ZkTxoV2048