Are England and Germany similar?

[BritishBeaker]

Originally Posted by Norwesternstrain

This is a wonderful thread. As an Aussie of ancient Brythonic genotype I am priveleged to contribute. Germans and English are very dissimilar. I appreciate the traditions of both. British strain tends to follow contemporary popular ideas. German strain tends to follow a classical trajectory. But as an ancient Basque I need to re-evaluate these things from the newly accepted genetic history. I have attempted to get in touch with my ancient Indo-European legacy. This entails forgetting about Pict, Scot, Anglo-Saxon, Jute, Danelaw, Norman, Belgae, Gael, Cornish & Black and Tan allusions (not forgetting William Of Orange). As we are now Basque it is a wonderful new world to explore. It is like an introduction to neolithic values like reinventing the wheel. I have always felt an affinity with Basques and now I understand why. Atlantis beckons in this pre-Germanic wonderland of brythonic dna. It is obvious that Germans do not share this ancient Western coastal-hugger dna. I would cut a strange figure in Iberia but nevertheless that is where I spring from. I embrace this new post-Ice Age reality with gusto. Fighter command now speaks Euskara. White Cliffs of Dover are now in Biscay.

British people are not Basque origin. stop this nonsense.

[Anhityk]

England speaks English and because of common language and origin it is already quintessentially much more pro-US than Germany. The mentalities of the two people also differ. Germany has close ties with continental and eastern Europe and it is no wonder that it wants to look towards it, as well towards Russia. Being within the western bloc has been in fact for Germany a forced choice caused by the loss of the war and its consequences.