For some reason, the BBC has been very active producing propaganda intended to convince the British that blacks (i.e., sub-Saharan Africans) have played significant roles in Britain since at least Classical times, if not earlier. Some historians and scholars have pushed back. Metatron, for instance, has produced videos disproving this and similar propaganda. In this video, the producer--a historian--focuses on a particular children's video produced by the BBC intended to brainwash youngsters into believing that blacks played important roles throughout the history of the British Isles.
Survive the Jive (15 min.)
Update (9/19/2023): In its article, "Stonehenge was built when Britain was a 'black country', new children's book claims," the Daily Mail reports on a book called Brilliant Black British History by a Nigerian author named Atinuke. The book advances most of the same claims debunked in the article above. As the article notes, not only does the author claim that blacks built Stonehenge and were Roman soldiers, but "[t]he book, which is aimed at children aged seven and above, also tells readers that 'every single British person comes from a migrant' and that the 'very first Britons were black'." The article also relates that "[t]he introduction adds that Britain has been 'mostly a white country for a lot less time than it has been mostly a black country'." This goes beyond propaganda to being an attempt to erase British culture and history.
I'm sure he was a king.
ReplyDeleteHis head is too small for the helmet he is wearing.
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