Alexander the Great was murdered by a black general

[SleezyBigSlim]

16 minute mark

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[EBK String]

our stories don't need to intersect with cac history to get self esteem.

 

[alpo]

I thought Alex was black?

 

[Premeditated]

I doubt it but I love your passion op

 

[alpo]

our stories don't need to intersect with cac history to get self esteem.

Shut up you don’t know any history

 

[TRUEST]

I thought Alex was black?

He was Pakistani. His mother was born in Bombay. His father his half Nigerian, Japanese and of course Paki.

 

[Nomad1]

Not true and no one cares

 

[BaltimoreTwilightMarauder]

He was Pakistani. His mother was born in Bombay. His father his half Nigerian and Japanese and of Paki.

dude you can't believe this shyt.

 

[EBK String]

Shut up you don’t know any history

what type of nikka names themselves after a rat?

 

[BaltimoreTwilightMarauder]

The fact that so many black people feel the need to make this shyt up to feel good about themselves is really sad.

On some Black Israelite shyt.

 

[PL368Z]

Lol, I'm pretty sure he died from from typhoid fever/malaria which were common in babylon back in day.

He was Pakistani. His mother was born in Bombay. His father his half Nigerian and Japanese and of Paki.

Pretty sure both Philip 2 and Olympias were greek.

 

[Sauce Dab]

our stories don't need to intersect with cac history to get self esteem.

Tell us more about the history of that black general then without the Alexander the Great part

 

[Scottie Drippin]

It's so sad to see people with a real zeal for learning history, but want to just color over the lines of the western version of history you already know, insteading of genuinely broadening perspectives by studying the actual history of our ancestors.

I'll never get it.

 

[TRUEST]

Lol, I'm pretty sure he died from from typhoid fever/malaria which were common in babylon back in day.

Pretty sure both Philip 2 and Olympias were greek.

Incorrect. I’m currently writing a history book that’ll correct a lot of these common foolishness. Stay tuned.