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>>22850199

Meroe and the other places cited in that picture have nothing to do with the Sahara. In any event, every writer from antiquity describes the people living there as being what they are today. Xenophanes, who lived in the 6th century B. C., says that the Ethiopians have black skin and flat noses, and he's simply one writer among many. We have pictures and statues of them where they look exactly as they are today. The testimony is unanimous. There's no denying it. And coming forward to modern times, where Ibn Battuta praises the people of Mali or Kenya for their justice and morality--there's not the slightest chance in hell you can deny those people were black.

>Cannibalistic Regression

Exactly how we might describe white people today. You look at the degenerates walking about our cathedrals and ancient buildings and wonder how there was ever any connection there.