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@jus2poulet @Andarin1101 @Empireaesth oui mas en réalité il y a une erreur sur l’image, gunorra est 100% danoise (ce qui est exceptionnel) donc william était 12.5% danois

@apolopa26876 @Andarin1101 @Empireaesth Exactement comme les Francs qui sont devenus génétiquement gaulois

The greatest and most benevolent empire in all of human history.

@CorneliusG14926 @JosephLeRouge89 tbf england is a french creation, if the ruling class was not french for centuries then it would just be another argentina

@JosephLeRouge89 For most of history, france had nearly 3x or 5x englands population, and we still whooped your ass and gabe you a run for your money

Quelqu'un doit faire la même avec toutes les raclées que les anglais se sont tapés

@Andarin1101 @jus2poulet @Empireaesth holy ai slop, the normans didn’t become only french speaking, they also became genetically french, this is william’s tree by the way this words salad is completely invalid since they were ethnically and genetically french

Your mixing up ancestry, language, and political identity. Yes, English kings after 1066 had Norman (French) ancestry and spoke French at court, but that doesnt make England “French” any more than speaking Latin made medieval Europe Roman. What we now call “France” wasnt a unified nation back then either. It was a patchwork of regions Normandy, Aquitaine, Brittany, each with its own identity and even its own language. If history had gone differently, the dominant culture might just as easily have been Breton, Norman, or Occitan rather than Parisian French. The Normans themselves are a good example they were originally Norse settlers who became French speaking, then ruled England. So even calling them simply “French” is already an oversimplification. Politically, English kings were ruling England as English kings, even when they held lands in France. And by the time of Agincourt, English had re emerged as the primary language of the monarchy anyway. So yes, theres french influence but thats not the same thing as England being French.

@Querain491 @magicinthealps i couldn’t care less about romanticism tbf, just needed to tell how superior ours is by the way it’s likely that every gothic abbeys, cathedrals and churches in england were designed by frenchmen

@apolopa26876 @magicinthealps You're still going on about the countryside because you still just don't get it. And you never will.

France and Italy are considered 'romantic' by many Anglos, and for a good reason, with Lake Como, Cannes, Paris, Rome, Venice, Saint-Tropez often making the ideal backdrop for a Hollywood story between lovers. Yet the heart of European romanticism is Germany.

@Querain491 @magicinthealps the english countryside is lovely but it’s nowhere near as the french countryside, our diversity in terms of nature and architecture is simply superior

Ah yes the famous countryside of Normandy. Noted for being totally identical to the English countryside in every single way. Its also very telling what your reaction is, considering the actual English countryside itself was a very small part of my point. You just dont get it. Because you dont have a romantic teuton soul.

@Andarin1101 @jus2poulet @Empireaesth is he wrong though? the french are predominantly gaulish im talking about this kind of retard

I don't care about Napoleon either. He was beaten by an Irish and Prussian general. The reason I pointed out Napoleons identity is because the french person was boasting about him being more famous and I thought humility is a virtue. Everything you told me about the monarchy I already knew. There is only one English king that has "the great," added to his name. Alfred the Great. But he he was Anglo Saxon so also Germanic just like the ancient Frankish kingdom where the name France comes from. We both have German ancestors

@Karoler210066 @virtusnobilitas @liberalesSG take it back pussy

@virtusnobilitas @liberalesSG The name itself proves it german heritage.

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@Andarin1101 @jus2poulet @Empireaesth no i don’t care about napoleon tbf, it was just pretty bold of you edward spoke french as his first language yes everything done after 1066 until about the 15/16th century whether its evil or not is the product of french genetic

Did pointing out Napoleon was Italian offend you? It's true the first king to speak English was Edward 1st but he was still french. Does that mean every evil act commited by the English Monarchy is actually Frances guilt not England's? It was the Norman kings that invaded Ireland, Wales, Scotland and so on

@Andarin1101 @jus2poulet @Empireaesth not only they spoke french, but married french women and not intermingling with anything anglo for atleast 6 centuries

@apolopa26876 @jus2poulet @Empireaesth I know, the English monarchy after 1066 spoke french as did the nobility for hundreds of years.

@HistoryUpheld @LSunaa732 yes it’s debatable but i also think that he was culturally english and promoted english identity you’ve got to be one of the only english to admit that he’s indeed french and not of viking or scandinavian bullshit background🤣

@apolopa26876 @LSunaa732 That's fair, people can agree to disagree. Henry V role in helping English Nationalism and Shakespeare is a large factor why he is celebrated. He rebelled away from certain customs like language which made him more culturally English, but genetically of course he's French.

J’étais obligé.

@HistoryUpheld @LSunaa732 i do have issues with english bragging about agincourt when henry v was genetically french

@apolopa26876 @LSunaa732 See this is my point, people can have a laugh about these videos and some people start foaming at the mouth. I have no issues with English people claiming their nation, even if Henry V was ethnically French. The HYW resulted in a lot of Cannon-Fodder from all sides, brutal.

@LSunaa732 @HistoryUpheld ben non faut s’approprier la guerre de cent ans pour ce qu’elle était, une guerre civile entre dynasties française

@apolopa26876 @HistoryUpheld Encore plus basé !

@HistoryUpheld @LSunaa732 anglo saxons were irrelevant during the HYW, every knights, cavalrymen military leaders, garrison commanders, castle captains, army officers, aristocrats were French genetically and ethnically anglo-saxons were cannon fodders

@HistoryUpheld @LSunaa732 his video is slop especially because he’s proud of a french dynasty triumphing over another french dynasty

@Querain491 @magicinthealps Do you really think only england has this? Normandy’s countryside is enough to beat the english one and this is not even a debate

@magicinthealps The soul of European romanticism is England. The Dutch may have the paintings, and the Germans the literature. But England has the poetry, and the perfect romanticist countryside. Romanticism exudes the ruins of an English abbey on a rolling green hill.

@rogr126 @zigggzaggg7 @virtusnobilitas @NaomiSeibt cheeky

@apolopa26876 @zigggzaggg7 @virtusnobilitas @NaomiSeibt Napoleon’s my favorite and basically all French history even the Revolution when you started killing yourselves en masse. Napoleon killed 400k just in Russia 😍 Then you started importing Africans in France and now you’re half nggrs

Besides technology, science, philosophy, music, literature, architecture? We gave you France back.

@KevinTrainor33 @BigTexas1776 @nonregemesse i’m trolling this magatard with the corny memes they are fond of using

@apolopa26876 @BigTexas1776 @nonregemesse Please put this meme in emglish, I don't understand spanish

@BigTexas1776 @KevinTrainor33 @nonregemesse

@apolopa26876 @KevinTrainor33 @nonregemesse I don’t live in Europe I have never stepped foot in Europe

@BigTexas1776 @KevinTrainor33 @nonregemesse silence eurofag

@apolopa26876 @KevinTrainor33 @nonregemesse You uh check my username

@zigggzaggg7 @virtusnobilitas @NaomiSeibt my favorite period of history is the thirty years war when the germans were massively r@pd and genocided

@virtusnobilitas @NaomiSeibt You were raped by all armies and Napoleon died like a pig