I stopped taking that article seriously at this point:
"The original “knights� of England were Black! --including the knights of King Arthur’s Round Table! That’s why they were called “knights� after the night or darkness of their skin. "
Or maybe, they were called knights are "knyghte", the old english word??
It's a bonkers article based on some crazy history. About the only thing that the dude got right is that the whole world is a mixed up population of white and black. The Moors were almost certainly Arabs - even if their skin was darker than today - as they were a Muslim population, which accounts for the strife they caused in Europe when they arrived. Also there was tons of interracial childbearing from the first times that white slave masters were able to go over and rape the women in their collections (around 1600 or so), and pretty much continuously since then, which is true of many families still living in Africa who may look perfectly black.
Also, you have to remember that in white history books, Egyptians are, of course, white. :lol: