Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Horrible Histories Has Fallen" video.

  1. History Debunked's recent video linked to the “Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938,“ where slaves were interviewed before they died, is an important bit of history that debunks many of today's narratives. I would encourage everyone to read these stories from the several US states about the actual treatment of them by the planters.
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  2.  @settame1  I started reading, starting with Kentucky, where I was born, and found that their treatment was no worse than that of the small sharecropper or farmer. Most all had very good things to say about their masters, and some wished for those days back. They received a pair of new shoes at Christmas, the same as my white father and others did when young, were given cloth and clothes for summer and winter, had their own gardens, fished, hunted, and tended livestock. Most lived in two to four-room houses, with a loft, about like the smaller white farms had. There were only brief mentions of runaways here and there, and traders, and most witnessed no whipping. They stated that their masters didn't believe in it, and that they were religious, like their masters. These PDFs contain several ex-slaves interviews from each state, and they are a very interesting read. It's not what many claimed happened, that I can tell you.
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  3. All of these shows, in the West, have become nothing but a propaganda tool of the wealthy globalist elite. It was all planned in the early sixties, in a new "club" that they formed in Rome, where they also took over the old OEEC in Paris.
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