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Post by seniorcitizen007 on May 7, 2023 16:21:54 GMT
King Charles has Black ancestry ... from Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III. She was described by her physician as having "A true mulatto face". Her presence in the Royal Family is said to have inspired the anti-slavery movement. Portraits of her did not "play down" her "African features". She was clever, amongst the most scientifically-minded of British Queens, and surrounded herself with serious thinkers. She may have influenced George not to allow the expansion of the American British colonies into Indian territory (much to the annoyance of people like George Washington). If George had had his way Britain would have engaged in formal political alliances with the Indian nations and set up trading links with them. That way the resources of these nations would have become available to Britain without conflict. Prior to the Revolution Washington had engaged in clandestine surveying of Indian territory with a view to occupying it.
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Post by Pacifico on May 7, 2023 16:53:39 GMT
I thought it made a pleasant change to see a white family on TV nowdays...
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Post by sandypine on May 7, 2023 16:53:56 GMT
King Charles has Black ancestry ... from Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III. She was described by her physician as having "A true mulatto face". Her presence in the Royal Family is said to have inspired the anti-slavery movement. Portraits of her did not "play down" her "African features". She was clever, amongst the most scientifically-minded of British Queens, and surrounded herself with serious thinkers. She may have influenced George not to the allow the expansion of the American British colonies into Indian territory (much to the annoyance of people like George Washington). Well it seems to be a theory that may have a few legs of possibilities in there. We have to ask though does it matter. If there is any problem with a Royal line being all over the place then we would have seen to correct the Royal lines long ago but where they stand in the line is what counts. Methinks that the one Queen who may have had a bit of black blood is presented as the cleverest and the most humane of all the Royals is a bit of propaganda. If it does matter, and it seems to be important to many, why would that be the case? Most people go by the look test as the lady in question did by a brief look at the faces on the balcony, heritage was immaterial, what people looked like was all that counted. |
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Post by Red Rackham on May 7, 2023 21:16:47 GMT
Who was that racist black woman? Not Esther Krakue btw, she is not only a babe but talks common sense. I'm talking about the silly cow on the BBC. Apart from being racist she's obviously bloody ignorant. It was the royal family on the balcony, how many black people does she think are in the royal bloody family. She is a typical ignorant racist with a huge chip on her shoulder but it's OK because she's black, and how unlike the BBC to give someone like that a platform. Answering my own question: The racist who said the royal balcony was terribly white, is a black woman called 'Adjoa Andoh' which to someone who speaks Anglo Saxon is pretty unpronounceable. But hush my mouth, she is black and like the vast majority of people in this once great country, I'm white, which in 21st century woke minority appeasing UK means, I have no voice. |
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Post by Red Rackham on May 7, 2023 21:18:14 GMT
I thought it made a pleasant change to see a white family on TV nowdays... LOL superb, I absolutely agree. No wonder the BBC hated it. |
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Post by Montegriffo on May 7, 2023 21:24:53 GMT
King Charles has Black ancestry ... from Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III. She was described by her physician as having "A true mulatto face". Her presence in the Royal Family is said to have inspired the anti-slavery movement. Portraits of her did not "play down" her "African features". She was clever, amongst the most scientifically-minded of British Queens, and surrounded herself with serious thinkers. She may have influenced George not to allow the expansion of the American British colonies into Indian territory (much to the annoyance of people like George Washington). If George had had his way Britain would have engaged in formal political alliances with the Indian nations and set up trading links with them. That way the resources of these nations would have become available to Britain without conflict. Prior to the Revolution Washington had engaged in clandestine surveying of Indian territory with a view to occupying it. Washington helped Britain conquer India as an officer in the British army. edit, you didn't mean that kind of Indian did you? |
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Post by borchester on May 7, 2023 21:52:20 GMT
King Charles has Black ancestry ... from Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III. She was described by her physician as having "A true mulatto face". Her presence in the Royal Family is said to have inspired the anti-slavery movement. Portraits of her did not "play down" her "African features". She was clever, amongst the most scientifically-minded of British Queens, and surrounded herself with serious thinkers. She may have influenced George not to allow the expansion of the American British colonies into Indian territory (much to the annoyance of people like George Washington). If George had had his way Britain would have engaged in formal political alliances with the Indian nations and set up trading links with them. That way the resources of these nations would have become available to Britain without conflict. Prior to the Revolution Washington had engaged in clandestine surveying of Indian territory with a view to occupying it. Washington helped Britain conquer India as an officer in the British army. edit, you didn't mean that kind of Indian did you? No, but then again, you probably don't know the difference |
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Post by Dogburger on May 7, 2023 22:30:50 GMT
King Charles has Black ancestry ... from Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III. She was described by her physician as having "A true mulatto face". Her presence in the Royal Family is said to have inspired the anti-slavery movement. Portraits of her did not "play down" her "African features". She was clever, amongst the most scientifically-minded of British Queens, and surrounded herself with serious thinkers. She may have influenced George not to allow the expansion of the American British colonies into Indian territory (much to the annoyance of people like George Washington). If George had had his way Britain would have engaged in formal political alliances with the Indian nations and set up trading links with them. That way the resources of these nations would have become available to Britain without conflict. Prior to the Revolution Washington had engaged in clandestine surveying of Indian territory with a view to occupying it. Charlottes dusky appearance was due to her Slavic heritage . A long way from ' Charles has black ancestry' . None of the royal houses of Europe from which our Royals come indicate any black people in their linage |
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Post by Montegriffo on May 7, 2023 22:36:45 GMT
Washington helped Britain conquer India as an officer in the British army. edit, you didn't mean that kind of Indian did you? No, but then again, you probably don't know the difference I know we don't call them Indians anymore. Just 'cos Columbus couldn't navigate for shit 500 years ago we don't have to be as dumb as him. |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2023 22:49:04 GMT
The opening post and title of this topic is 100% false
The BBC did not criticise the "all white balcony"
A person on the BBC criticised the all white balcony - which is totally different to the false accusation
As our state broadcaster, the BBC has to present all views and opinions
More bull shit from out of date right wing conspiracy theorists
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Post by Red Rackham on May 7, 2023 23:19:33 GMT
The opening post and title of this topic is 100% false The BBC did not criticise the "all white balcony" A person on the BBC criticised the all white balcony - which is totally different to the false accusation As our state broadcaster, the BBC has to present all views and opinions More bull shit from out of date right wing conspiracy theorists Don't talk bloody rubbish. On the Kings Coronation day the BBC gave two black people who are well known for their anti Empire opinions a platform to gob off. FFS man wake up. |
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Post by Dan Dare on May 8, 2023 8:20:23 GMT
Is this the black Queen Charlotte under discussion here? (Portrait by Gainsborough)
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Post by sandypine on May 8, 2023 9:17:07 GMT
The opening post and title of this topic is 100% false The BBC did not criticise the "all white balcony" A person on the BBC criticised the all white balcony - which is totally different to the false accusation As our state broadcaster, the BBC has to present all views and opinions More bull shit from out of date right wing conspiracy theorists Indeed but did any person there say is that a problem and why? But no one did apparently so all views were not represented, valuing diversity was represented but not questioned. |
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Post by Dan Dare on May 8, 2023 9:33:26 GMT
Now this is what you call Diversity in Action.
Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu with the Holy Hand-grenade of Antioch, Baroness Floella Benjamin, OBE, BAFTA with the Plantagenet Royal Tickling Stick and some white geezer with the State Titfer.
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Post by Fairsociety on May 8, 2023 9:35:07 GMT
Is this the black Queen Charlotte under discussion here? (Portrait by Gainsborough)
It's odd how they want to cancel out our history, and replace our historic figures with black faces, which tells you they admire our history and our historical figures, why else would they keep wanting to portray them, so really it's down to jealousy and envy, there is no other conclusion you can reach. |
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