To whom is the the above post directed?
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I quoted Vinty's post, which usually indicates I was responding to his comment.
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That comment was related to ancestry lineage, not anthropological movements of populations.
Can we forget about ancestry lineage. It was something introduced by Vinty and is not relavant to the genetic makeup of Europeans.
to Brigadier
If you want to respond to that post, feel free, it's a public forum.
Don't feel restrained because I was responding to Vinty's post.
Edit. I've addressed my post to you, just in case you're not sure to whom I'm responding.
If you want to respond to that post, feel free, it's a public forum.
Don't feel restrained because I was responding to Vinty's post.
Edit. I've addressed my post to you, just in case you're not sure to whom I'm responding.
Which, academic interest aside, is not relevant anyway.
So, again, what is the point you're trying to make?
I can only assume that you're new to this thread.
This was the original train of discussion.
Vinty has since been twisitng and turning trying to prove that most white British people do not have any DNA from the ancestors of modern day Germans. His conflation of ancestry lineage was just one of his twists and turns.
Yep inside every french person is a Brit trying to get out
Inside every Brit is a German trying to get out.
Genetic study reveals 30% of white British DNA has German ancestry
...with most white British people now owing almost 30% of their DNA to the ancestors of modern-day Germans.
Genetic study reveals 30% of white British DNA has German ancestry
Analysis over 20 years reveals heavy Anglo-Saxon influence, with French and Danish DNA coming from earlier migrations than the Normans or Vikingswww.theguardian.com
Whereas the French only have about 4% of British DNA, which includes the West of France, which was probably about 10% of British total at that time.
Ethnicity estimates by DNA companies
FamilyTreeDNA
According to FamilyTreeDNA, my DNA is 100% from Europe, with:
- 81% from West and Central Europe (which includes France, Germany and Belgium);
- 12% from Scandinavia;
- and 4% from the British Isles (which includes the West of France).
What French DNA looks like
A few years back, in 2016 and 2018, Yvette Hoitink from the blog “Dutch Genealogy” published posts about her DNA ethnicity estimates to show whatwww.myfrenchroots.com
The original train of the thread was that the French might be leaving the EU.
How the f#ck did you manage to go around the world and post every 3 seconds here???
And transam made an hilarious comment (well he thought it was hilarious), and I responded with a bit of actual real life data.
If you want to join in the discussion with some positive contribution, do feel free. It's a public forum.
How the f#ck did you manage to go around the world and post every 3 seconds here???
Your question is based on an impossibility.
Therefore there is no possible accurate answer.
Even Puck took forty minutes.
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