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Attention BBC
@BBCWorld
We Egyptians know our history well,and we have the right to worship and protect it from history hippocrates and falsifiers. Banning such forgers is a must, and we support our government officials in any legal steps
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Egypt bans Dutch archaeologists over exhibit about black musicians

A museum says it is being unfairly punished for showing ancient Egypt's influence on black artists.

They take to defend our history.
We are not afraid of confronting the puppets of newly invented black washing nonsense!
Afrocentrics need to stop telling the lie that they know more about Egypt then the Egyptians, just because it doesn’t conform to their agenda.
@BBCWorld
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Giving media support to their fake mission won’t change the truth nor make us refrain from our national obligation in defending our monuments nor deny our ownership for our history and identity!
Wake up - your case is lost!
@BBCWorld @Nuqtat_Hewar @BBCArabic @BBCAfrica
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Ancient Egyptian civilisation ethnicity had a lot more in common with North Africans and southern Europeans than sub-Saharan Africa people. This has been extensively proven by DNA studies.Sahara desert was a big barrier to migration
@BBCWorld @bbcarabicalerts @BBCBreaking
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The demographic structure of the Egyptian people did not change much since dynastic times, how? Because they have been a very dense population, exceeding 1.5 million during the Middle Kingdom and reaching to 3-5 millions by the Late Period.
@BBCWorld @BBCArabic @BBCNews
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Back to the banning of the Dutch group of archeologists it has a long story, that I am going to tell since you insist on missing facts and faming illusions:
During Beyoncé's participation in the revival of the first week of the Coachella singing festival,
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she appeared in a costume claiming Falsely it’s similar to the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, designed by the Balmain Fashion House, as she attracted great attention as soon as she appeared on the stage, out of the bizarre look and costume!!
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Since the design was awful compared to old Egyptian well known elegant fashion, she appeared like a Sahara warrior not an elquante egyptian queen. Choosing a singer with purely African features in a miserable attempt to match her with the ancient Egyptian queen
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with ornate features, known for her delicate features and fair skin, it wasn’t a successful attempt, but rather garnered great disapproval from the audience at the time. Because logical pure analysis can refute all these lies,
@BBCWorld @BBCArabic @Nuqtat_Hewar @BBCAfrica
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even if they clothe them in a thousand designs and forcefully cram them into offers funded by millions of dollars to serve the goal of the Afrocentric's
The matter did not stop there, but then came the African-American singer Rihanna last October,
@BBCWorld @Nuqtat_Hewar
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topped the cover of Vogue magazine in its Arabic version,where she appeared in a photo session for the magazine with a look inspired by the Queen Nefertiti also!! Since she appeared in different looks and costumes far away from the old Egyptian fashion identity
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and this session caused a great deal of controversy, as a vast number of researchers and Egyptologist’s criticized the appearance of an American star with an Egyptian character on the cover of a middle eastern magazine.
@BBCWorld @Nuqtat_Hewar @BBCNews @BBCArabic
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And they indicated that a real Egyptian star was supposed to appear instead!
And here I put you the depiction of queen Nefirtity that is much more closer in her look to the photo of our famous actress Sawsan Badr,you will find out that no matter how
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your famous actresses are far away from the real Egyptian queen and her descenders Sawsan Badr and other Egyptians
Your wicked trials to black wash history by backing up forged reports and giving all your support to history thugs,nothing is gonna change history
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there is no any boat that can jump back in the past to forge facts for you!
So the Deuch museum shared in Afrocentric media black washing by Exihibting the African singers photos in his halls holding Egyptian authentic monuments,
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under the name of “African civilization” as a total case; was a crime that they deserved the Penalty
of getting that ban from participating in more Egyptian excavations taking place “fair enough”🤐
It’s not up to them to be on both sides,
@BBCWorld @BBCNews @BBCAfrica
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either admit and declare their respect to our ownership or keep on floating it they sink in the sea of forgery!
It is impossible that all these drawings on the temples deny being made by black Africans,
@BBCWorld @BBCBreaking
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and you come after all these years and all those evidences thinking that you will rape our civilization and our history and we stand idly by!
Going back in history, to give some distinct evidences that might lighten your knowledge”I hope”!!
@BBCBreaking @BBCNews @BBC
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The history of the Egyptian King Senusret III, one of the kings of the Twelfth Dynasty of the Central Egyptian state, who ruled Egypt for nearly four decades, clearly responds to the theories of African centralism,
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and he is the king who invaded the strongholds of the African tribes on the southern borders of Egypt to secure the sources of the Nile River, and crawled to Asia. Egyptian military garrisons in the Sinai Peninsula.
@BBCWorld @FoxNews @piersmorgan @bbcworldservice
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He also established an Egyptian castle on the coast of Levant or Lebanon as we know it today and as the ancient Greeks called it the country of Phenicia.
The importance of those years lies in a text written on the”Eternal Frontiers” board that says:
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I have made the borders of my country farther than what my ancestors reached, and I have increased the area of my country to what I inherited, and I am a king who says and executes, and what shivers in my chest my hands do, and I am ambitious to control,
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and I am strong to achieve victory, and I am not the man who accepts his inaction when he is attacked,I attack whoever attacks me according to what the circumstances require, and the man who relies on meekness after attacking him strengthens the heart of the enemy
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and courage is the luminary of determination, and cowardice is complacency, and that whoever turns back while he is on the borders is a true coward. As the lions rules with a word that comes out of the mouth, the decisive answer deters him.
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But if he fails in front of him, he takes to attack him.
In a papyrus bearing the name of the king, he says:
The blacks are not strong people, but they are poor and brokenhearted, and my majesty has seen them, and I am not mistaken in my judgment,
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and I have taken their wives captive, and driven their flocks, and raided their wells, and slaughtered their oxen, and reaped their seed; And set fire to what was left of it. With my life and the life of my father, I only spoke the truth,
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without a lie coming out of my mouth. And every son begotten by him and who maintains these borders that my majesty has reached is my son, and the son of my majesty, and I will join him in my lineage.
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In the south of Egypt, the king erected two statues of twenty meters in length, which is the first appearance of statues of this length in the history of Egypt. The purpose of the statues, according to the accompanying paintings,
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was to intimidate the peoples of the south from attempting aggression on the southern borders, and a text was found on one of the paintings of the two statues saying: “In order to prevent any negro from crossing it by land or river
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on a boat or on his herds of cattle,except through special permit.”
In antiquities of his time,he explains that the “ancient Egyptians” looked at Africans as “black”, “black” and “negro”, which practically means that the Egyptians at that time were not black-skinned @bbc
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The allegations that Egypt is called Kemit, or that Nubia or the people of Africa is the origin of Egyptian civilization are a series of American allegations in order to heal the wounds of the ethnic division in American society,to produce black fascism
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that will complete the tasks of white fascism in the American and global project.
Egyptians know what’s up & they don’t need to justify the ban to anyone. Respect Egyptian sovereignty on their history!
@BBCNews @BBC @BBCWorld
@BBCAfrica
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Yes,
the Egyptian authorities have the right to do everything necessary and take all measures to protect the right of the Egyptian people in their history. And when that museum participates in events related to the Afrocentrics,it must bear the consequences of that act
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and no one will accept whoever does these evil actions against our great civilization. Your propaganda does not frighten us,our case is just and fair,
we have all the rights to defend it,and we can impress you with our toughness, as it’s a customary for Egyptians
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And if you forgot what happened with the fake Netflix cleopatra’s documentary, you can see the great loss and scandal that befell that cheap and fake show.
Leave our history behind and do not think of tampering it,
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otherwise you will only gain from this our open enmity, and the Egyptian state has its own tools that they are superb in using them when necessary.
Neither the Dutch Museum nor CNN, neither the emperors of other planets can change the fact that
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Egypt is for the Egyptians only and the Egyptian civilization was made by the Egyptians only as well.
And you have to bear the consequences of your actions against us, and to be more clear:
On the official level:
We can withdraw your licenses from Egypt,
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encrypt your Nilesat stations, prevent your websites from appearing on our networks, and that's not all!
An Egyptian team consisting of a number of jurists and archaeologists demanded in a letter to UNESCO a financial compensation
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of two billion dollars from the Netflix platform for distorting the image of Queen Cleopatra and the ancient Egyptian civilization.
On the informal level:
The Egyptians themselves can boycott your programs and provide content that exposes your participation
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in this history theft to the world, so there is no need for these shameful games with us.
And yet we still have way more actions to take!!
Meet my writing after 50 years from now, you will find Egyptian history still shining with its real kings and queens
@BBCWorld
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Egypt bans Dutch archaeologists over exhibit about black musicians

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