Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "A brand-new example of a children’s book promoting lies about Black History in Britain" video.

  1. 🚽Next time there's a toilet paper shortage, this book will come in handy!🚽
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  2. Or the next toilet paper shortage.
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  3. Preying on the gullibility of kids, by filling their heads with nonsense, whilst they're still impressionable.
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  4.  @goldenrosie  Maybe to perpetuate and reinforce a lie? Just sayin'.
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  5. It's an increasing trend. However, it shouldn't have to be.
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  6.  @HistoryDebunkedsimonwebb  It shouldn't have to be. What do people pay their taxes for. Can you opt out paying for the money used to fund primary and secondary education? I very much doubt it.
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  7. Although, the nation of England didn't even exist at the time.
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  8.  @ericatkinson9285  How dare you consider such a thing!
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  9. A whole month, LOL. They should have made it February. However, that would still be 27 days too long!
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  10. To be woke, shouldn't that be the Blaq and Trans?
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  11. W S C would wonder why he bothered to do the things he did.
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  12. Did you also know that that painter could paint a whole room, two coats in one afternoon.
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  13. Thanks for being so optimistic! However, you're right.
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  14. It is, especially if you're conditioned to seeing nut jobs on the loose.
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  15.  @redprince3158  Yes, there's quite a few. Anything written by David Olusoga is good for a laugh. Simon has also featured other books in his previous videos, which lie about this subject.
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  16. How many times will we be told the lie that North Africans are blaq? They weren't then, and they still ain't now.
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  17. [1] You been copying and pasting directly from Wikipedia again?
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  18. Really? E P a dreadlocked, ganja, toking Rasta man. Well, they've tried to feed us worse!
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