Well said

I mean, let's not lie. Humans are ridiculous. We lie constantly. But that said, African oral history is a highly ritualised affair. As someone who studied the Xhosa language and the oral histories of the people, I'd defs say that African oral history is passed on in ways that make it 1000 times more reliable than any European oral history which is essentially just rumours.

@@caimaccoinnich9594 could you expand on how it is passed on?

BrownEyesToxicDragon but like u said it could be replaced ... so . Which I believe a lot of written history has be tampered with .

@BrownEyesToxicDragon I see what you saying but I think we misunderstand what oral history entails it's not just spoken word but it's also the Riddim of the drums and the movements in the dancing all working together to tell a story

Yes it sure is refreshing to know that all things arent right, need to be corrected or perfected👌 . I’m all in support of this comment !!

Not many historians correct themselves so elegantly!

And that my friend is the foundation of any civilised society. Not the knowledge itself but the desire to learn and better ourselves

@nita bineta Facts 👏 👏

@nita bineta Africa has so much beautiful history, not just in Egypt. I would actually like to see more videos on Nubia and Kush.

Thankyou I am zimbabwean

I completely agree brother Riki Tiki Tavi. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

Great comment.

@Tecumseh at heart ❤

If we were to know all mysteries of this world at short span of time Would it be boring?..I love to learn every day new about magical world.and am not child..😄

It's not just ancient Africa that is so amazing. Modern Africa is amazing too. As someone born on the continent, I have to say that Africa is magical and wild and full of the warmest, most wonderful people in the world. Let's not forget that it's not just Africa's past that inspires awe. It's present inspires awe in me every day that I wake up. Africa isn't perfect, but that's cus the world is addicted to effing with us.

It cannot thrive when everyone is keeping it down and taking resources. People think modern Africa is in ruin right now, it is and will be until something changes

Indeed

Very true.

"Yea it were in those days, still some today? That is why history is being rewritten, from the lies and cover ups! "When people deny facts, or white wash someone's history is jealous, working for the enemy ect.. "All those four to five hundred years, they spent changing history and lying about things, planting fake artifacts ect.. People get paid to do the job, dishonestly?" Is why people have, their disbelief's on certain things, the way it is planned. "When the blinders come off, and people wake up and can see for themselves, then all the liars, deniers, not trusting, deceitful, will surely show themselves, it will be known who they are and who is not worthy!

Facts 🎯🎯🎯

Grave robbers, thieves, and liars. Especially Hamas. He's covered up a lot of information and stolen and sold artifacts. We can see in modern time how people rewrite history to fit there narrative. Why should the Greek or Roman "writing" be viewed as unbiased when clearly as a people they were not. And the west has a tendency to favor using the Greek or Roman names for our towns and cities. Which further shows bias towards the truth. I am more interested in some of the " Islamic" accounts. But they weren't truthful at all time either. But knowledge of both would show maybe were the truth lies. We can never trust any non African source in my opinion. We put stuff on the walls on on papyrus for a reason. To clearly tell our story as we wanted it told. The early grave robbers wanted funding to further there activities, if they told people, hey we found this amazing black civilization that's was smarter than us. You think European people would have been interested? They keep the interest alive by keeping the lies alive. I mean there still trying to say the "pyramid" is a tomb when they know it's not. Many people who grew up around the area tell stories the experts don't want to believe. Cause it doesn't fit the fake narrative. So no we cannot trust what they wrote. And how and where were these so called Greek account found? And translated by who when? I never hear about that part of there story just that so and so Greek wrote this. Show me his writing, show me the book or stone or whatever they wrote on.

True history is vast.

Facts well worded

Indeed. It's a very good teaser. I love every bit of it.

I'ts was importante for they to erase all importante documents

@Adrian Bradey Well spoken my brother!

jj Yet you british and irish folk love parading around like u built the Colloseum and lived on Crete 😒

Our history is not lost The Vatican holds miles and miles of history

Adrian Bradey I love that response. Well spoken👍🏾

Egyptians did not think about race the way most modern people do. They barely even described peoples skin color when talking about foreigners they mostly cared about the clothes they wore, the language they spoke and the gods they worshiped. Also during the middle kingdom records show that the child of a foreign slave and an Egyptian was an Egyptian. So lots of people became Egyptian this way. There are no records about this for the Old Kingdom, but it may have been similar.

@@AdairCorbin Race as a categorizing term referring to human beings was first used in the English language in the late 16th century.

@@2apocalypsex The Egyptians themselves often used the formula, people of (description of their homeland) . So for example for Egyptians themselves the genitive construction rm.t ni km.t was often used. Renderer into english in a grammatically accurate way that means ; The humans that are of/from the place that is black. Or more colloquially The people of Egypt. Although sometimes the called themselves just the Humans or the rm.t. tA-mry (ta meri) which means; the humans of/from the land that is loved. Also sometimes a collective plural was used to km.tyw to mean Egyptians. So kind of like saying Africas to mean Africans .

In America RACE was used to trick the COPPER Indians out of the land that they were on! Settlers set up legislation that was to give reparations to Indians who got pillaged from their land. The trick was when white people POSED as Indians and bought each plot for $5. This is why LINCOLN is on the $5 bill, and the copper penny!

@Tino it was called Kemet by the people who lived there, and it's borders were smaller for most of it's history but actually remarkably similar. Egypt comes from Αἴγυπτος or Aegyptos , which was the Greek name for Egypt. Kemet or Km.t means the black land or the black earth, referring to the color of the bike silt which distinguished it from the surrounding desert.

Me too 👍🏾🙏🏾❤️ Be blessed 🙏🏿

Indeed!

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Dear Sir, thank you so much for the great work you are doing. You can count on my support in the future. Hooray for life. Anthony Braxton

@The Middle East is FAKE Why are you replying to me with some Bible verse?

@The Middle East is FAKE No one cares. Go bug someone else.

Where do the sudanic and nilotic originate from? In the bible?

Object Oriented isiah 18 clearly depicts nilotes

Adrian Bradey Ethiopians are Nilotic but not all Nilotics are from Ethiopia it says from the rivers of Cush and beyond they go beyond Aethiopia.And kush stretches beyond Aethiopia.

Holywood knows the truth kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y652l7t9nbWum6s.html

God knows men as liers who are self-serving, so He gave evidence

@SAQER SAQER Actually I was primarily referring to someone else. But since we're on the topic...what is your opinion on their Ethnic background?

"Arab" is not really a meaningful category. it's used by a lot of different people to refer to a lot of different things. The French call people from Morocco or Tunisia "Arabs" because many of them speak a dialect of Arabic, but they're mostly not descended from people from Arabia. language and ancestry are two completely different things. Plenty of people from America to Ireland to India speak English but are not English people or even descended from English people.

@@brucetucker4847 Fair enough...Middle Easterners!

@@curtislangford3181 there are ancient Egyptian samples found that match mainly Levantines some Egyptians had ancestry from the Middle East that's a fact there has been Eurasian gene back flow into Africa that's a fact Africans are highly extremely diverse not all Africans are alike they're not a monolithic race the same goes for Europeans, Asians, and other peoples of their specific continents

@@fomalhauto facts

"Black" and "Caucasian" were not categories that existed or had any meaning in the time of the ancient Egyptians. You are looking at history through a prism that was invented by racists in order to justify enslaving your people.

@@brucetucker4847 You are correct. Looking back at this post, I can see how much I’ve learned and grown.

I don't know if that account really includes all of the world's population. For example where do the nilotic those who live along the nile come from?

@@gracegg5485 I think you misunderstood what I wrote. The trading system involved much of the known world. Many probably understood or even spoke Egyptian and those who did not would use interpreters. It is known that Israel up to the time of the Babylonian captivity also spoke an Egyptian dialect as a second language. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

@@karlshaner2453 no i understood you well, I was just questioning the first part of your comment. I am not at all aposed to the tower of Babel interpretation, i mean if you look at sudan the southrn parts of it, has roughly 60 langauges, which are just branches of paternal languages. but I do run into a few blocks when taking in this historical info through biblical lenses. What am saying is, the records we have of the ancients and what they documented of themselves, do not quite sit well with certain teachings coming out of the abrahmic traditions and history we observe today. Iam a Christian myself and some of this teaching is hard to reconcile with alot of what I grew up believing.

@@gracegg5485 Modern Christianity has little to do with Abraham and the children of Israel. One must remember that Jesus himself said that many would come in his name deceiving many. How many Christian denominations are there? To learn the truth one must consider the writings of the past but look to the present, for God is still working despite what many might say.

@@karlshaner2453 do you believe in the flood story?

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@Adrian Bradey I was just using the term for clarity, the Egyptians would have said T Seti.

@@AdairCorbin you don’t know white guy. You’ll lie about history all the time

Even hollywood knows the truth kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y652l7t9nbWum6s.html

That would make sense due to the Israelites being in Egypt for 400 years and when this Pharaoh came into rulership he didn't know the people.????

@@icu4life240 they were for 430 years actually exodus 12:40.

Exodus 1:8 NIV Then a new king, to whom Joseph meant nothing, came to power in Egypt.

That never happened

It really is. It is one of the reasons why I don't believe in using black and white for races. Human beings are far too diverse for that...........especially Africans

@@fomalhauto whites aren’t diverse

@@vern1221 Black and white races are social constructs without any scientific basis. They're not even used in Genetics and Anthropology. There is a bit of diversity among Europeans, and Asians and not just Africans. Africans are far more diverse than all of them.

@@fomalhauto A "white race" kind of could exist since Europeans tend to be fairly genetically close. Of course it should stopped being called white and instead called European instead

More invaded ethnicity than any other is more like it.