Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "History Debunked"
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@stactionsmedia3318 I don't recall him saying 'Black Africans,' just 'Africans.' In fact, he refers to places like Tunis, Tripoli, & Algiers, as well as the Ottoman Empire. Aren't 'Tunis, Tripoli, & Algiers' in Africa? You might take the matter up with the alleged historian, David Olusoga, who is quick to claim that Septimius Severus, born in Leptis Magna, in modern day Libya, was the first African Roman Emperor, if you disagree.
'Even the Arabs that took slaves, had British shipmates that controlled the ship.' I assume you can refer to contemporary supporting evidence?
You have, in fact, invented something about which to take offence.
Oh, and his account of the events is quite correct. Such slaving expeditions did indeed take place. How does relating an account of known historical events amount to 'hate towards Africa?' Would, for example, an account of the Battle of Waterloo amount to 'hate towards France?'.
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