King Arthur part 1(b)

www.KingArthursLegacy.com
This is a free clip of the full DVD, which is over two hours of crucial never-before-heard information, on true British history told by historian & author Alan Wilson.

Professor Lee Pennington & Dr Joy Pennington interviewed Alan Wilson in their house in 1994 when he was doing his lecture tour. Its old footage but the content needs to be heard. This area of research is not being done by anyone else, even though its of vital importance.

Because of youtube restrictions, there are 4 separate 9 minute parts.

More information can be found at their website: www.KingArthursLegacy.com

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[philos4r]

controversial tv :) will sub now.

[splinterbyrd]

Read Geoffrey Ashe's book 'The Discovery of King Arthur';

"Ashe ... argues that the most distinctive feature of Geoffrey of Monmouth's Arthur is not his battles against the Saxons, on which subsequent reworkings of the legend have focussed, but his extensive campaigning overseas, particularly in Gaul. When correlated with other independent historical sources, Monmouth's account clearly points to one historical figure on whom the Arthur legend must be based. That person is...."

[downyourtube]

The Legends are real. The Castle is the Castle at Questenberg, Germany. There is where you will find King Arthur's Castle.

[Cilmaen]

Ynys Prydein. Spelt with an "e" not an "a". No such thing as a Celt. A 16th century invention to muddy the waters & for the english imposters to lay claim to the throne. The indigenous people of Briton were & still are the Cymry. This is why the likes of the xenophobia Time Team refuse to mention them. "When a well-packaged web of lies has been sold gradually to the masses

over generations, the truth will seem utterly preposterous and its speaker a raving lunatic." -- Dresden James

[kevthedruid]

if you ever watch time team they never refer to 'celts' its allways 'late iron age ' or romano/british' the only reason we have the term 'britain ' is because the norman invaders wernt able to pronounce the word 'prydain '

[dianeholladay]

Totally awesome!!!