Blacks are teaching white people they ruled Europeans for thousands years ( in schools )

[ButlerKing]

Black people even claimed Gautama Buddha as Black. They also said the royal class was a Dravidian black race and after the Aryan invasion the Black race suffered discrimination.


Black people really want to claim Indian as black....even though they look nothing alike except for the skin color.

[Damião de Góis]

I see Charles V and his wife Isabel of Portugal are both in that video as examples of black people:

[dralos]

they ruled our toilets

[Bell Beaker]

Black people. The shame of the world. We pass well without them. Go dance the macumba in africa.

[Jackson]

Lol. Trying to claim other history as their own, pretty bad. It's rampant though. I was watching a program fairly recently about an ancient Mycenaean town/city (if i remember correctly) and all the time it was referring to 'us' and the 'western civilization' when the concept did not even exist at the time. Although to be fair, that at least has some sort of legitimacy. This is just funny. If someone was painted with a darker complexion anyway that does not show that they are African, but darker Caucasians - which is clear even in some of the pictures they show.

Sounds like an inferiority complex more than history.

[Dictator]

Black people. The shame of the world. We pass well without them. Go dance the macumba in africa.

Macumba is a musical instrument and not a dance or a style of music.

[Jägerstaffel]

Clicking through some of the related videos on YouTube leads you down a very surreal rabbithole.

[ButlerKing]

A Turk from Uzbekistan is educating people on how Turkic of Central Asia have ruled Europeans for 700 years.

I wonder if they will teach this in schools.



In India, they teach the Mughals and other Turkic people who ruled India and established many Indian dynasties were not of South Asian origin but from Central Asia.

But they never almost talk about their race and facial characteristics of these invaders... only that their foreign origins. Although the teacher who was teaching these stuff believed they were described as being similar to Mongols in appearance in reference to the fact they weren't described anything similar Afghans, Arabs, Persians or Kashmiris, basically none of the Caucasoid population next to North India who have all invaded India in the past

[Leto]

Thats why they called it the "Dark" Ages

But then came the Enlightment.

[Jackson]

Clicking through some of the related videos on YouTube leads you down a very surreal rabbithole.

Hahaha, you are very right indeed.
Lol one of the best comments:
"Im on meth and this still makes no sense."