Comments by "Joshua Taylor" (@joshuataylor3550) on ""We're Altering History To Fit A WOKE Agenda!" - Kevin O'Sullivan Fumes Over Cleopatra TV Race Row" video.

  1. Modern Egyptians are Arabs, she wasn't Arabian.
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  2. Adele James is mixed race and so was Cleopatra, everyone relax.
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  3. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  4. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  5. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  6.  @avidfather1864  Well exactly, and that points to them being local brown/black women, not greeks.
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  7.  @firebyrd437  As you can imagine, they weren't always thrilled by the imposed incest, rulers slept with whoever they wished back then... The marriages were facades, it didn't determine who they had children with. Children born of incest usually don't survive to reproductive age themselves, this is not something that was different back then, it's very likely they had children outside their marriages with native Egyptians in the 300 year interval between the Macedon occupation of Egypt. Most scholars agree that Cleopatra was of mixed heritage and so is the actress Adele James.
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  8. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  9.  @juliad368  Pete was on holiday the whole time.
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  10. 7:30 LOL Kevin suddenly forgot about centuries of whitewashing?
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  11.  @shaitarn1869  As you can imagine, they weren't always thrilled by the imposed incest, rulers slept with whoever they wished back then... The marriages were facades, it didn't determine who they had children with. Children born of incest usually don't survive to reproductive age themselves, this is not something that was different back then, it's very likely they had children outside their marriages with native Egyptians in the 300 year interval between the Macedon occupation of Egypt. Most scholars agree that Cleopatra was of mixed heritage and so is the actress Adele James.
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  12. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  13.  @firebyrd437  As you can imagine, they weren't always thrilled by the imposed incest, rulers slept with whoever they wished back then... The marriages were facades, it didn't determine who they had children with. Children born of incest usually don't survive to reproductive age themselves, this is not something that was different back then, it's very likely they had children outside their marriages with native Egyptians in the 300 year interval between the Macedon occupation of Egypt. Most scholars agree that Cleopatra was of mixed heritage and so is the actress Adele James.
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  14. You
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  15. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  16. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  17.  @Crypt0n1an  But the Arab colonisation of Egypt is definitely real.... The natives before her were native Africans by the standards of what we now identify as Africa, Cleopatra may well have been mixed greek and native Egyptian (definitely not Arab). This actress was mixed race (black and white), what's the beef?
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  18. How do you know what her hair was like?
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  19.  @bewilderedbrit8928  Care to be specific?
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  20.  @socratesrocks1513  As you can imagine, they weren't always thrilled by the imposed incest, rulers slept with whoever they wished back then... The marriages were facades, it didn't determine who they had children with. Children born of incest usually don't survive to reproductive age themselves, this is not something that was different back then, it's very likely they had children outside their marriages with native Egyptians in the 300 year interval between the Macedon occupation of Egypt. Most scholars agree that Cleopatra was of mixed heritage and so is the actress Adele James.
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  21.  @davidboult4143  Today or then? Today they are descended from invading Arabs, then the native Egyptians would have been a mixture of colours, plenty of sub saharan Africans (by today's standards) existed in Upper Egypt in particular (which is in the Sahara), Lower Egyptians probably had a lighter skin tone like the Amazigh people of North Africa, if you class them as black or white by today's standards seems unimportant to me. Any Cleopatra was almost certainly mixed race and so is Adele James.
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  22.  @Sema-Tawy  She was very possibly mixed with black African and greek ancestry, her greek ancestors had been in a country full of brown and black people for 300 years, they married within the family to maintain power but their offspring would not have been healthy enough to reproduce if they'd not been having children with locals outside this. Why do you use the word 'slave' after a black ethnicity? hmmm. But sure her mother may well have been Kush.
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  23.  @davidboult4143  Current Egyptians are Arabs.
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  24. Yeah, Cleopatra was mixed race and so is Adele James.
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  25.  @debrarobinson57  egyptians now are arabs because of 7th C conquests, so that's irrelevant.
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  26.  @philmaiden4630  You're thinking of Martin Luther.
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  27.  @syrinthiawashington-blackb2579  You should probably present evidence? I believe she was mixed after reading evidence.
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  28. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes
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  29. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  30. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  31.  @gary8306  The answer is the same
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  32.  @firebyrd437  you're*. Marriage says nothing about parenthood, it would have been biologically impossible to maintain a direct lineage with incest alone for 300 years... There would have had to have been local admixture. Cleopatra was at least somewhat mixed between white and black/brown. It's the only sensible answer. Just common sense.
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  33.  @socratesrocks1513  Which of us is more likely to have an 'agenda', 'Socrates....'
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  34.  @socratesrocks1513  I don't think a coin can be used as evidence for a genuine likeness can it. Egyptians were brown/black at that time, plenty of mixing with the Nubians/Kush. Yes Kenya and Nigeria are further away than Syria, but all the Arabs were still in Arabia for another 600 years.
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  35. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  36.  @angelaeastwood3938  Don't treat your children like that, she was mixed race and so was the actress.
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  37. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  38. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  39. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  40. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  41. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  42.  @I_am_BiG_Al  Big Al, I'd love to meet you 'irl'.
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  43.  @I_am_BiG_Al  I'm a fully grown man and I don't need an adjective in front of my name to prove it. I wonder what's little about you Al?
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  44. Go on then.
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  45. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  46.  @davidboult4143  Blacking up is quite different, you must understand that?
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  47.  @Crypt0n1an  North Africans today are ethinically Arabian in the 1stC BC the Arabs were all in Arabia pal. Lots of evidence that Upper Egyptians were black back then and lower Egyptians were paler black, like the native north africans, similar to the Amazigh people today.
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  48. Fiction
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  49. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  50.  @teresab7575  Triggered? Culture has always changed throughout history, why would time stop for our generation?
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  51.  @gary8306  Everyone is commenting a variation on a theme, so I'm educating with the same answer.
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  52.  @tcdrx  conspiracy nonsense darling
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  53.  @teresab7575  the fact you unironically use 'NPC' shows your total lack of critical thinking.
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  54.  @teresab7575  I'm not triggered about being called triggered, that's you.
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  55. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  56. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  57. A mixed race actress, Cleo was likely mixed race.
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  58. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  59. Well she wasn't Arabian, so why ae they upset?
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  60. Not quite true, her ancestors were from Macedon (modern day greece), but 300 years had passed before her installment as Pharoah. There's plenty of evidence that they married with locals who would have been brown and black. The actress used was mixed race as well. Also this is silly thing to get upset about, you're just like the snowflakes.
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  61.  @gary8306  That's you Gary boy
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