As to you abusive nature i will let others make up their own minds after reading what you have writen on the talk page of the Cornish people page.

So , aside from your insults, are you saying that 50 million people in England are English? The total population of England is English?
Do you think it OK to use the total population of England as the indicator for the numbers of English in England. If that is the case then for the Cornish people page the total population of Cornwall should be used for the numbers of Cornish?.

Secondly it is not my claim that there are 250,000 Cornish people so what are you going on about? All i have added of late is that a recent survey found that 44% of the Cornish populace thought themselves Cornish rather than British or English.

according to a recent Morgan Stanley Bank survey, 44 per cent of the inhabitants of Cornwall believe themselves to be Cornish rather than British or English 

Here are some more links so you can find out a bit more about what you are trying to comment on.

In Cornwall, 44% of those asked said they felt Cornish, rather than English or British. 

The Cornish: A Neglected Nation?By Dr Mark Stoyle

Learn Cornish with Blas Kernewek at the BBC

Celtic cousins' Cornish campaign 

Scots leader backs Cornish assembly

Cornish gains official recognition

Computer help for Cornish language students

Cornish language conference held

Historic signs case trio bound over

Blair gets Cornish assembly call

Blueprint for Cornish parliament

Volunteers can dig in for saint 

St Piran's Day

Flags fly to honour Cornish saint

Cornish flag is favourite for signs

Cornish Wrestling

Celtic Frontier or County Boundary? Competing discourses of a late nineteenth century British border

The cases of Protestant Ulster and Cornwall
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