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I’ve noticed that some Brits appear to believe, or oppose the fact, that Brits are Germanic. Let me tell you, for that very reason I used to be very anti-British myself, on top of a typical NS point of view, because I was convinced of the fact that this represented the British consensus, the result of Brits having somehow become so indoctrinated over time to hate their Germanic ancestry and harbor antipathetic sentiments towards [other] Germanics. Over time I found out I was wrong, and even if that were the case in regard to the current indoctrinated masses (as anywhere in Europe for that matter), it’s still the amazing British merit and competence that can’t be left admired.I’ve always admired Brits for their accomplishments. For example, I myself am a programmer and nobody is capable of defeating the ARM processor architecture in speed and (power) efficiency. It’s just one of the many examples of pure British Aryan genius at work, no yellow could even get near creating such miracles! (Not surprisingly, ARM Ltd. is run, led and employed by an almost 100% English work-force, even their board of directors is almost completely White/British, except for a token yellow somewhere).

To return to my earlier point again and let me say the following, albeit as an outsider: Brits are Germanic, or mostly Germanic anyway; but for all practical purposes (certainly culturally), Germanic. And Brits literally, indeed also including Scots with their Norse heritage. Brits have a typical Germanic work ethic and society. Their law and political system was derived of ancient Germanic laws, later adopted in code by the similarly Germanic Anglo-Saxons. The Anglo-Saxonic law that is still revered world-wide.

Then there’s the English language, which is Germanic despite loanwords (which have been the result of aristocratic francophilic tendencies, common in all of Europe for that matter). In fact, most British names are English in origin and can be traced back to Germanic root words, often identical to and shared by other Germanic languages and peoples. Even modern English, despite grammar and phonology, is very reminiscent of other Germanic languages. If you’re linguistically interested, and not convinced yet, you should certainly look up the Frisian language; a language spoken in the north of the Netherlands, Germany and the south-west of Denmark. It’s the closest lingual relative of the English language, still today.

So, to sum up: Is there any shame in being Germanic and the idea of Brits being that predominantly? Any particular reason to loathe it? Or, to deny it? (Either partially or completely).

What am I trying to get at here? Well, I for one, I dearly wish the Brits would collectively stop maintaining this silly gap between themselves and the rest of the Germanic world. Because, it has exactly been this gap that clouded their vision and forced them into the hands of criminals like Disraeli and Churchill. In the later case, an individual often revered as a ‘British hero’ of some kind, who in reality — as many others already have said in this thread — was a true hater of the essence of Britishness and the de facto destroyer of the British Empire (thus not Adolf Hitler, who himself often praised the British and their grand empire before WWII).

There are luckily many enlightened Brits on the Internet, which is excellent. I’ve even noticed a small trend among Brits that refuse to be called British but English rather. I don’t know what to say about that, but either way and regardless of that, I’m seeing very positive signs on this forum as well as others.

Wouldn’t it be great if Britain would be on the side of an united Europe in solidarity, not so much in borders and [anti-White] legislation and bureaucracy (like with the EU).