Hi, everybody. This is Tapan Moline. You from Freedom Main Radio. Hope you doing well. Here to dispel a few

of the misconceptions to do with European colonialism. Why is this important? Well, of course,

European colonialism has been cited by about 12 billion people on the internet and in the media

as the cause of most of the world's ills and the reason why Europe must bend the rest of its

existence, grovelling, apologizing, beating itself with politically corrupt social justice

warrior whips and apologizing for all of the railways it built.

Anyway, let's, and of course it's why the refugees from the Middle East are supposed to

have to get in because it's blowback,

you see, because Europe raped the world for hundreds of years and now it's blowback.

So let's go to some of the facts.

There are two sources or two reasons why you have lies about colonialism.

The first, of course, is that the local rulers really didn't like the fact that the

European rulers took over. So, of course, right, the local power structures, local principal

principalities, the local mandarin's, the local people in charge really didn't like that the

Europeans came along. And so they fermented a lot of negative views, of course, of colonialism on the world. After the end of colonialism,

things generally went for the worst for these countries. I mean, Uganda saw the rise of Ediamin,

who's killed between 100,500,000 people. There was the partition between Pakistan and India

after the end of British rule

in the late 1940s where hundreds of thousands of people were killed. When the Boers took over

and instituted apartheid in South Africa, got the truth about South Africa if you want to check it

out. The average life expectancy of the blacks in South Africa was about 36 years old. When they

left, it was in the mid-60s. Sorry, when apartheid ended, it was in the mid-60s, and then it dropped

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