Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "How the European trade in African slaves began" video.

Same here. I was in the tail end of being educated on the real history of this (1983 grad), which was right before the change that seemed to hit in the nineties everywhere, and at once. Before that, the "crank history" aimed at demeaning Europeans was only being taught in states with very large urban areas, which is where this false history was first introduced by agitprop emigrant professors with an agenda. It also came from other emigrants, especially from Africa and the Caribbean into the US, where I'm from, and that was from within a certain community itself, which spread it everywhere. Cuba, and a few other Caribbean nations was behind that part of it.
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I think that everyone knows where the lie about this originated that we hear today, which started in an area of Europe that certain "agitprops" originated from, who were leading the cold war fight against the west. After all, it was their front groups and emigrant professors that started the propaganda as a wedge issue, and introduced it into secondary education. This especially occurred in the Middle-East after WWII, and it spread into Africa itself, as well as into South America, and the Caribbean. It was used to create violence, and to force the western governments out. The agitator's history is a fabricated false history that was designed to destabilize the west, by creating hatred between the people. Unscrupulous radical political figures were well apt in using it after that, including those within a certain supranational organization as well.
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