In the meantime, British schools are having another completely normal one:

One book used in classrooms claims black people built Stonehenge, whilst free resources produced by a subject organisation celebrate the genital mutilation of a slave as a form of ‘gender transition’. . . Written by Atinuke, the Nigerian-born British author, [a history textbook] says that “Britain was a black country for more than 7,000 years before white people came”. . . Research showed that key elements of British history have been dropped by schools as fewer than one in five teach the Battle of Agincourt and only 11 per cent include the Battles of Trafalgar and Waterloo.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/18/schoolchildren-taught-black-people-stonehenge-atinuke/

What do you think, friends? Is Britain done for or can it still come back from this?

8 responses to “Can Britain Come Back?”

  1. Stringer Bell Avatar
    Stringer Bell

    How bereft of historical achievements must one be to shamelessly steal the accomplishments of a people totally unrelated to you. At this point I really have to wonder if black people understand that the Wakanda described in marvel comics was a fictional place.

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    1. Clarissa Avatar

      That’s so bizarre, right? The whole story is out there. And these are the people who call us conspiracy theorists.

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  2. Stringer Bell Avatar
    Stringer Bell

    This was pre-George Floyd. “Reverend” Dr. Jacqui Lewis.

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    1. Clarissa Avatar

      Oh God. OH GOD. These people. And to think how much power they’ve been able to accumulate.

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  3. methylethyl Avatar

    Britain? Probably not.

    England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, etc. might have a shot, in the much-longer term.

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    1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
      oldcowboy3

      methylethyl

      Nope, those that don’t seem to create/build much, have to steal from others:

      https://www.instagram.com/p/C0RULhXr-wZ/

      This nonsense is even more usually ridiculous because the kente cloth, presumably from Ghana, was actually originally Malay Batick. The ignorant yahoos are always screaming cultural appropriation for hairdo’s and the like, aye, an’ the wee daft buggers’ll be pinching our “sgian dubh” next ;-D

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      1. methylethyl Avatar

        We’ll see. I’m prognosticating for fifty years out: resources declining, nobody can hold together a conglomerate empire anymore. Survivors will be them that rediscover some sort of national/regional identity. I understand Irish lads are still setting fire to would-be migrant facilities, so they seem to still have some self-protecting instinct.

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        1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
          oldcowboy3

          Yeah, and there are still oatmeal savages about too. A nephew is another officer in a reserve(militia) Scots regiment and inherited all my regalia, some was my grandfather’s and worth fairly heavy gold.

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