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We wuz Civilizations in Africa too... shiiiiiet. Seriously though cool channel and these are very interesting illustrations. I'm starting to think that so much interesting missing history from the dark ages are in the vatican and the smithsonian. I've never seen or read about this interesting history in my schools books though it's obviously out there. Good night niggerfaggots.

We wuz Civilizations in Africa too... shiiiiiet. Seriously though cool channel and these are very interesting illustrations. I'm starting to think that so much interesting missing history from the dark ages are in the vatican and the smithsonian. I've never seen or read about this interesting history in my schools books though it's obviously out there. Good night niggerfaggots.

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White people chartered the coasts of Africa 500 years BC. Hanno the Carthaginian is one of the most famous explorers of that time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanno_the_Navigator It's not hard to imagine cities were built all along both coasts by Caucasians in those 2,200 years. "White flight" from tyranny has been going on a long time and like the narrator says, the history we've been taught is suspect as hell.

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Did a little research into him and the funniest thing I found out is that Ethiopia comes from the Greek word Aethiopas meaning "having a burnt face".

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Exactly, it's really hate to take all the "accredited sources" and official Narratives seriously when you begin to understand how much we've all been lied to and deceived since forever. I enjoy these older books though because with the Swastikas being hid and outlawed a lot of conversations were disrupted and I think it's of course intentional. A lot of history has been glossed over, misrepresented and ignored completely unfortunately so I do appreciate content such as this.