@@Dravianpn02 it does

Pov: when white people figure out history

@@That0neCreator835 Interesting. I traveled to meet with a few of the tribes that are still around today (West/North Africa) and none of them cared about the color of my skin. However, compared to modern standards, most tribes were brutally barbaric. The whole “we was kangs” ideology simply is not true. Some seemed mesolithic.

Mali Empire, songhai empire, Empire of Ghana,great Zimbabwe, kingdom of aksum,Zulu empire, kingdom of kush Egyptian Empire, Carthage Empire and the kingdom of Ndongo. There's even a few more I'd say some of it's tribal barbarism not most

This video isn’t about Israel

Ham/Canaanite /African - not Semitic.

Tough Questions Afrocentrists Failed to Answer Scientifically: 1. Is Africa a continent for the Negroid race? Are all black people of the same Negroid race, and did they live only in Egypt while the rest of Africa was devoid of them? 2. If the ancient Egyptians were black Africans who were then expelled to live in sub-Saharan Africa, why didn’t they transfer the same knowledge, language, religion, and culture of Egypt to their new homelands? What happened to all that? The ancient Egyptians documented all aspects of their social and political life on the walls of temples and tombs, from war to art. Why didn’t the black people in the rest of Africa document, draw, or carve their lives, or even write a single hieroglyphic symbol in over 29 million square kilometers? Did they forget what they had created in Kemet? 3. The language: Can they name a single African tribe in sub-Saharan countries that speaks ancient Egyptian? Why didn’t they continue to name their children according to their "heritage"? In Egypt, there are more than 3,000 ancient Egyptian names still in use, like Ramses, Ahmose, Menes, and Merit. Why are there no hieroglyphic words in their languages, while more than 50,000 ancient Egyptian words exist in Egyptian colloquial? Religion: Does anyone know of an African tribe that worshipped the ancient Egyptian gods? Why were the dead buried without mummification, and why is there not a single African mummy south of the Sahara? Why hasn’t a single ancient Egyptian tomb been discovered in 29 million square kilometers of Africa? 4. Culture: Have any clothes, jewelry, statues, or papyri of the ancient Egyptians been found in sub-Saharan African countries? Are their dances, music, and traditions related to ancient Egypt in any way? Do they celebrate ancient Egyptian holidays? Do they even have the same Egyptian calendar? 5. All these archaeological or cultural evidences should have survived partially or entirely, or at least influenced West African and sub-Saharan societies if they had any interaction or relationship with the ancient Egyptians, not to mention receiving successive migrations from ancient Egypt that would have conveyed all new developments to them. 6. Additionally, the Afrocentric myth or African centralism began in the last century, while the Romans and Arabs conquered Egypt between the first century BC and the seventh century AD. How do they explain over 1,300 years of silence and no recorded information throughout these centuries? The only way to achieve the so-called Afrocentric scenario is for any invader to find a way to erase the memory of the so-called black African ancient Egyptians, then strip them of their clothes to ensure nothing could connect them to Egypt before showing them the way south! Can they show any sign of ancient Egypt from where they came? 7. Whoever invented this lie didn’t realize it was an insult to themselves. They simply described themselves as cowards who abandoned their homeland after colonization, unlike the Egyptians, whom they call "invaders," who endured terrible times but never left their land. The real Egyptians are not rats fleeing their country in the face of invasion.

Historically, Egypt is one of the civilizations in the Middle East, more than the peoples of sub-Saharan Africa

I don’t think you have actually read the comments who is speaking on the Bible ?

Huh ?

What exactly am I Trying to be and where in this video did I even mention Bantus jabroni ?

@@hebrewthought9976I sense that you are putting in a lot of effort to identify yourself as an Israeli, similar to how many Somali men try hard to identify themselves as Arab. Also, if you deny mentioning Bantus, I would suggest watching your own video as you may have read it from a journal.

@@so9487 I never once called my self a Israeli I’m sorry this information triggers you but you sound like one of these ppl trying to toe hold my ancestors to one particular area or region. The idea of stagnant populations simply isn’t true. Are you Somali ?

@@so9487 I would sense you are wrong and a victim of your own hubris.

@daniele.3361 please don’t post random links in my comment section

False lol

Questions Afrocentrists Failed to Answer Scientifically: 1. Is Africa a continent for the Negroid race? Are all black people of the same Negroid race, and did they live only in Egypt while the rest of Africa was devoid of them? 2. If the ancient Egyptians were black Africans who were then expelled to live in sub-Saharan Africa, why didn't they transfer the same knowledge, language, religion, and culture of Egypt to their new homelands? What happened to all that? The ancient Egyptians documented all aspects of their social and political life on the walls of temples and tombs, from war to art. Why didn't the black people in the rest of Africa document, draw, or carve their lives, or even write a single hieroglyphic symbol in over 29 million square kilometers? Did they forget what they had created in Kemet? of sub-Saharan Africa 3. 3. The language: Can they name a single African tribe in sub-Saharan countries that speaks ancient Egyptian? Why didn't they continue to name their children according to their "heritage"? In Egypt, there are more than 3,000 ancient Egyptian names still in use, like Ramses, Ahmose, Menes, and Merit. Why are there no hieroglyphic words in their languages, while more than 50,000 ancient Egyptian words exist in Egyptian colloquial? Religion: Does anyone know of an African tribe that worshipped the ancient Egyptian gods? Why were the dead buried without mummification, and why is there not a single African mummy south of the Sahara? Why hasn't a single ancient Egyptian tomb been discovered in 29 million square kilometers of Africa? 4. Culture: Have any clothes, jewelry, statues, or papyri of the ancient Egyptians been found in sub-Saharan African countries? Are their dances, music, and traditions related to ancient Egypt in any way? Do they celebrate ancient Egyptian holidays? Do they even have the same Egyptian calendar? 5. 5. All these archaeological or cultural evidences should have survived partially or entirely, or at least influenced West African and sub-Saharan societies if they had any interaction or relationship with the ancient Egyptians, not to mention receiving successive migrations from ancient Egypt that would have conveyed all new developments to them. 6. Additionally, the Afrocentric myth or African centralism began in the last century, while the Romans and Arabs conquered Egypt between the first century BC and the seventh century AD. How do they explain over 1,300 years of silence and no recorded information throughout these centuries? The only way to achieve the so-called Afrocentric scenario is for any invader to find a way to erase the memory of the so-called black African ancient Egyptians, then strip them of their clothes to ensure nothing could connect them to Egypt before showing them the way south! Can they show any sign of ancient Egypt from where they came? 7. 7. Whoever invented this lie didn't realize it was an insult to themselves. They simply described themselves as cowards who abandoned their homeland after colonization, unlike the Egyptians, whom they call "invaders," who endured terrible times but never left their land. The real Egyptians are not rats fleeing their country in the face of invasion.

Ah yes a middle eastern god was of sub saharan race. Please think about these things before hand.

I’m black and I don’t know if he’s black or white. The Bible doesn’t give us a precise description of him

Lol truth hurts huh

E-v13?

@@tutonguni529 bantu are e-m2

@skp8748 thanks bro still driving I'm looking forward to seeing your work

@@skp8748 I did an E-Panel and turns out, it is indeed E-V13

Dam

Stop claiming my ancestors.

​@@ghiro9994no only Ethiopia ancient Egyptians were not black or white they were Egyptian north African

Another hater. Why are you so jealous

Lol, I'm in a similar situation but I can tell you my friend. Being black is not about skin, it is about your heart and culture. You are African? Do you feel African? Are you connected? If so, you are black!