Black Washing History? Troy & BBC Cartoon Debunking

[The Lawspeaker]

A full debunking video old Metatron style where I bring up my official position on both the concept of black Achilles, and that of the Romans depicted in the BBC cartoon the story of Britain. Link to the articles I read The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/science/2... The Telegraph https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017... I was wrong when dismissed the Helmet in the show as not correct. It was actually based on a real existing kind of helmet called the Illyrian. I still think I was right in saying the helmet wasn't appropriate for Achillis because it would still be out of place in terms of dates, and because it would still be too open considering Homer actually describes Achilles as being very covered in armour and also because he tells us he loans his armour to his friend Patroclus with the intention of hiding his identity through the helmet, so it had to be closed. Still if you want to know more about the actual helmet check out Schola Gladiatoria's video response to me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ndxp... Link to the video where I got some of the screenshots of the cartoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpDnT...

[Red Pill]

It's interesting that the author of the video mentions the episode of Septimius Severus, because I read it long time ago and I considered it as both evidence that Romans were aware of race and that blacks (even as late as the early 3rd century) were not that common in Britain because otherwise the color of the soldiers wouldn't have startled Severus. After all, growing up in North Africa he must have been more used to see blacks than the average Roman (as a certain number of blacks must have arrived in Lybia through the transaharian trade route). Rome never conquered SS Africa, so while a certain number of slaves and traders, perhaps also mercs, surely arrived in the empire, they cannot have a been a large proportion of the population, and likely most of them were in the southern part of the empire.

[StonyArabia]

The Black washing of history is probably the saddest and most humiliating thing for people of African descent. As Africans did have several civilizations, that they should be proud of such as Axum, Cush, Nubia, Punt, Mali, Songhai Empire,
The Great Zimbabwe, Ashanti in Ghana abs probably others. However saying the Romans are black, Vikings are black is just nonsense.

As for the BBC program they are inserting Blacks everywhere because of the multicultural narrative.

[Peloponnesian pride]

Yeah you didn't know? Achilles was a fucking nigger and he killed Hector not for Patroklus death,but because he called him by the n word.