A History of Britain, episode 8: The British Wars chapter 1

[Dangerdoom68]

@browneyes012488

Why would you want to nuke the island?

How would you feel if someone would nuke West sub-Saharan Africa where your home land & People are derived from?

Do you even know your Indigenous Afro-African "black" language, food-cuisine, religion, (because it is not Christianity, Europeans taught your people this, and it is not Islam, Arabs imposed this in N. Africa), or culture?

If you do not, then research it!

Henry Louis Gates Jr., is seeking your peoples' Tribes via DNA!

[ashbluemoon]

nice



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[melonhead82]

@browneyes012488

Why?

[TroyBilt007]

Not all the parts of episode are posted. Does anyone have the complete series posted?????

[EEEL123]

@TroyBilt007 Nobody has posted the entire series, but the complete series is on youtube. It will just take a bit of searching.

[spectre111]

What is it about that introduction that just seems so moving?

Heck i'm not even british and i love it.

[yadsik]

@spectre111 It seems that the myth of a 'Merry Old England' touches with an archetype of some sort of promised land within our psyche. The Germans and the Norse have similar terms which arise such a sense of nostalgia and love for one's homeland: even if it isn't one's homeland.