Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "" video.

What I found, was that BLM, and the older BLA, were products of Pan-Africanism, which started in Liberia and elsewhere in Africa, during the civil wars from the 1970s until today. Russia and China have been pushing it along. The US Mil were responsible for three coups, if I recall, in Liberia, according to government documents and e-books, trying to remove these people from power.
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There is a 381 page e-book available from the USG, and put out by the US Air University, authored by Dr. Niels Hanh in 2020, titled: Two Centuries of Military Operations In Liberia: Challenges of Resistance and Compliance, which speaks of those in mention residing in 18th century England. However, I don't think it gives a total, unless in the footnotes, or in the appendix.
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While reading a USG e-book authored by Dr. Niels Hanh, published in 2020, titled: Two Centuries of Military Operations In Liberia: Challenges of Resistance and Compliance, the author mentions the predecessor to the Sierra Leone Company, (St. George's Bay Co.) trying to found a "free settlement" in London, in order to bring in freed slaves from the several colonies into Britain. It failed, and thus, they were sent to Sierra Leone, with the formation of the new company, in a similar way as the US sent those to Liberia. This tells me that the number residing in Britain was low, and likewise, in Ireland. If Britain had a huge population of them, and everyone got along, they would have accepted a "free settlement" within London, most likely. However, it didn't happen. The book didn't mention the total population of Africans in Britain during that time.
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@user-oo7kg9ew8s In the video, she gave a total of 200 that she could find, and stated that a "More" (as spelled in the document for a Moor) was black. That said much about her lack of credibility.
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