Comments by "" (@biggusdickus5986) on "The BBC’s Agatha Christie/ Nigerian folk story crossover" video.

  1. ​ @Gillby47 Wait on it gets worse a black Merlin, and a community of black folk, in a time where there was none, l have come to the conclusion tv producers just like winding up folk. In the future black students are going to ask " what struggle ? There was a black Druid and communitys living alongside each other, Henry the 8ths wife Anne Bolyin was black,, lssac Newton was black, there was a black victorian police inspector Lestrade, a black woman ministerial secretary in victorian times too, and in the 50s in Father Browns tiny village of middle to upperclass residents every other person was black so when was the struggle tutor ? " Dont take me the wrong way I'm not using historical inaccuracies to hide a bigoted rant, I'm just calling out all the twisting of history making it look like there was no struggle for black people to become accepted, as they were akready here and integrated hundreds of years before Windrush lol
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  2. ​ @mpetersen6 Yes it is and Cornwell didnt include a black Merlin but the show does and a whole lot of other black community who were never even here then. Sheesh.
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  3.  @PeterPete  see people like you are part of the problem its nothing to with them acting its putting them in time periods and situations they just never were. It's misleading to future students and annoyingly moronic to anyone who knows about history and cultural prevelances of those times.
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