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We have a great challenge ahead of us to re-educate our people in future that are currently being brainwashed with all these multicultural lies. When they implant falsities in such young, impressionable and developing minds it plants it's roots deep into the psyche and will take significant effort to flush out especially going forward with increased restrictions on free speech and internet censorship.

This shit is so fucking insidious. It is brainwashing in the most Orwellian sense. A literal rewriting of history to influence the minds of children, under the guise of entertainment. Any board member or exec who approved this should swing from a rope

https://www.hooktube.com/watch?v=zpDnTYYXXAY :

Why is the BBC blackwashing British history ? - YouTube

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"Thank you for contacting us about ‘The Story of Britain’ by the Learning Zone. We appreciate you are concerned about the historical accuracy regarding the portrayal of ethnic minorities as living in Britain in ancient times.

We contacted the programme team, who responded to say:

“This series was commissioned with a great deal of expert input from academics and original source material. We stand by our content in this regard.

The ethnic makeup of Britain at the time, in the majority were indeed people of Celtic, Pictish and Gallic derived tribes. ‘Britain’ did not exist as we know it in the current day. The south, and large cities, were effectively ‘Romanised’ by the time of the emperor Hadrian, to the extent that the local languages had largely been supplanted by hybrid-Latin even among the native Britons. The northwest and west, however, were still very much a frontier land where dozens of different tribes administered territory, and Rome held limited influence outside of isolated forts and towns. So when we talk about ‘Britain’, we are not talking about one country. We are talking about two connected but largely different civilisations living side by side, with different traditions, languages and cultures.

Brittania was a late addition to the Roman territories, coming into the fold a good two centuries after much of the Mediterranean and North Africa. The North African region was considered entirely ‘Romanised’ by the time of the Emperor Hadrian – not just occupied provinces of the empire, but an integral and equal part of it; citizens born in these provinces were considered Romans. North Africa was one of the most populous and wealthy imperial territories; not as high status as the city of Rome itself, but just as Roman as the rest of Italy.

A large number of Roman nobility and the equestrian (knight/officer) class came from provinces such as modern day Greece, Spain, Turkey and North Africa. They were educated in Rome, spoke Latin, and were considered entirely Roman regardless of their ethnic background or skin colour. Many travelled the empire in military or governmental capacities to further their careers. Indeed, Septimius Severus, Rome’s first African emperor, was born just after the time our video is set, in what is now Libya. He was educated in Rome where he worked as a lawyer and rose through the ranks. He spent much of his reign living in Britain and died in York before being buried back in Rome. It is entirely plausible - and not in any way atypical - that a high ranking officer and their family, on rotation in a province like Britain, would be black. A few settled – and we occasionally find their graves. Most would have returned to Rome or their home province to continue their careers or retire.

It is known from written and archaeological accounts there was at least one entire African garrison of troops based at Burgh-by-Sands in Solway on the Cumbrian/Scottish border. These were Numerus or Auxiliaries (units of non-Romans under a chief allied to the empire, or Roman subjects serving to gain citizenship respectively), overseen by their tribal chief or a ranking Roman Knight, usually of the same origin. The wall was usually staffed by these non-citizen troops, as the elite legionaries were garrisoned in larger towns and would not have been used on guard duty (whilst the wall was a prestige project, policing it was not considered a glamorous posting). To that end, it would actually have been somewhat unusual to see ‘Latin’ faces on the wall in large numbers – ethnic Syrians, Africans, Egyptians, Persians and the like would be more common – as represented in this video.

In conclusion, we are not trying to re-write history. Whilst we absolutely celebrate diversity in the UK, we feel this series was presented accurately and without agenda.”

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This is what BBC gave to me when I complained.

Right, and we have always been at war with Eastasia.

north africa hasn't even entered the iron ago

(((The BBC)))