Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "The making of a very modern myth about the supposed black presence in 16th century England" video.

  1. One can view a great many old newsreels and documentary films from decades gone by that show the truth. One sees street scenes filmed in British towns and cities that show nothing but us, even in films taken as late as the 1970s and 80s.
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  2. True. "The long march through the institutions" is coming to fruition.
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  3.  @BusbyTreeSurgery  They start with this in nursery schools though, it's not just universities. Only the home-schooled will be free of it.
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  4. No, it's the intentions of the people in the media, like the publishers of this book, and the advertising industry that are sinister.
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  5.  @bassetdad437  Haha, yes!
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  6. ​ @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb They don't work, Simon. YT is an utterly dishonest platform.
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  7. Join the dots, look who's behind the publishing of books like this, the media in general. What does the author's surname imply?
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  8. These books, and these lies will be gleefully pushed on our kids by the Marxists that infest our educational establishments, that's why. In a generation or two, these lies will become the new "truth", sadly.
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  9. Stop noticing!
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  10. Boring. Were you there? Or did you see these "extremely violent right wing protesters" on the BBC?
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  11. The media, including publishing, are happy to lie to us about our history in order to stifle criticism of the influx we're being subjected to, and to undermine our morale and belief in our own nationhood.
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  12. The people pushing this are either Marxist "useful idiots" or another group. They do it to undermine us, to demoralise and demean us, to sever us from our own history, and to stoke up greivance in those they claim have been denied their rightful place in our history. They are utterly malignant.
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  13. They're simply the tool being used to undermine us, that's all. Who's using them?
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  14.  @HuHWhat-yi8cp  Quite possibly.
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  15.  @PibrochPonder  It's more like the communist propaganda employed throughout the USSR during Stalin's era, actually.
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  16. I pray that's true, but, due to the bias of the media, academic institutions and the state, I fear these lies will become the new "truth".
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  17.  @smogthehorse9409  They're relying on that. :(
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  18. Were you there? Or did you see these "pissed far right football thugs" on the BBC "news"?
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  19. The same people who dominate the other media, probably.
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  20. Excellent!
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