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

  1. Even in America, seeing black people in northern cities in any numbers was almost entirely a post-WWII thing. America had unbelievable European diversity, though. Everyone from Greeks to Swedes!
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  2. They claim everything except where they obviously come from.
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  3. No he wasn’t. But Edward the Third’s son looked like Tyler Perry.
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  4. They all have ancestors who’ve been kicked out of our ancestors countries — often more than once. It never registers either them as to why. They’re each just so parasitic in their own way.
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  5. The Soviet Union is the comparative you want to make. When outsiders are in charge of your culture, government and money. The Germans were reactionary, but to what and why? Do you know who the Checka was? Do you know it got worse?
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  6. Blacks are so productive that they built that country while 99% of you slept!
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  7. “There’s lies, damned lies and statistics.” — Martin Luther Truman
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  8.  @terrencewalker8219  No, stupid. That you fail to understand the irony that you must THINK in our language because you’ve never had a symbolic language in your history should give you pause. Nothing. You are the moon, a reflection of our sun. If we don’t shine, no one would have ever seen you.
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  9. There were only two, dude. They came through the black two doors outside the gate, and that got snipped to “Tudors.” Did you even history, bro?
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  10.  @thesisypheanjournal1271  I was making a joke that didn’t land. There weren’t really any black people in northern American cities until after WWII. If that was the case with America, then I know the case in Europe was even thinner.
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  11. Ok, white Mongol Hun.
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  12.  @MarkHarvey-uh8oc  Exactly! I used their “logic”and your Hun ancestry — of which I assume you have none — against you! It makes no sense! None! They’re so stupid and craven that their lies are as dumb as I made them with different examples.
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  13. It’s not cowardice, it’s malice. The people who assume institutional positions despise the mainstream and want to punish it for whatever reason, so they do things like this.
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  14. No — they DO HAVE a history: living naked in the dirt and selling each other to Arabs and eating who the Arabs didn’t buy until the Europeans made them stop. That’s why they wuz tudaz; fake is better than their reality. What did they do all this time is what I want to know.
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  15.  @Compairholman  That’s the problem, huh? The greatest mass murders of the 20th century are anonymous to you. You’ve never heard of Lazar Kaganovich or Gengrik Yagoda. You simply don’t know who the bad guys were or are.
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  16. Look at her last name. I resisted this once, too.
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  17.  @BusbyTreeSurgery  No. “Merchants” don’t cause trouble — they do. And that’s how they cause trouble – they hide within our structures to exploit the good nature of them for their own ends. Merchants advanced the world. Bankers advance the world. Those badges they were made to wear in the past were to prevent international chameleons from infecting the system at its weakest points, like in trade.
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  18. And that triangle player built your empire! Rule, Tyrone. Tyrone, rule the waves!
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  19. You know that Edward III’s son, the black prince, looked like Denzel Washington, right? Why don’t you tea-swillers know your history?
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