Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "How many black people were really living in Britain in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?" video.

  1. In my provincial midlands junior school in the late seventies (around 350 pupils), there was not a single child of African heritage. Not one.
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  2. Ignore candy, it's nought but a sad, wayciss little t.roll.
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  3. LOL!
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  4. Some are already claiming that "Bridgerton" is historically accurate. Which was the intention of those that bankrolled and made it, I suppose.
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  5. Ignore the sad candyytroll.
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  6. ​@now591 fact. We can't have a history because then we'd know that we're a nation that deserves a future too.
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  7. ​​ @laurenceseale "We seem to HAVE done pretty well out of it..."
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  8. ​ @danbaumann8273 Even many of them are wrong. Some even claim we "won" WW2...
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  9. @danbaumann8273  I can see my comment went over your head. Sorry for your lack of understanding.
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  10. @danbaumann8273  For Britain, WW2 was a Pyrrhic victory. We "won" but bankrupted ourselves doing so, we lost our empire, and immediately after the war we were set on a path that will see us becoming a minority in the homeland our soldiers, sailors and airmen fought to preserve. Happy now? A reform party candidate was recently castigated for saying that we should not have fought WW2, he was however totally correct.
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  11. Most ordinary working class and middle class people would be. Unfortunately, the agenda is driven by those that have a financial stake in inflicting ever greater numbers on us, and those that do the same for ideological reasons.
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  12. Working and middle class people would be.
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  13. Anyone who claims otherwise does so due to vested interests or out of a dislike for us.
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