Have You Ever Wondered How the African Symbol of the Triple Lion Became the Royal Coat of Arms for Britain & Scotland?

English coat of arms shields with three lions in gold and black.

Have You Ever Wondered How Mel Gibson Became the Face of the Historic Scottish Black Picts?

Have You Ever Wondered How Euclid (who lived over 2000 years ago) Has Been Given Credit for the Isosceles Triangle when it was mapped out by primordial Blacks 33,000 years ago?

The historical evidence and material culture can be found in part two of ancient Scotland:

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The Balmoral Estate Originally Belonged to King Robert II. His accession to the throne was in 1371.

Balmoral castle painted by James Giles 1848.

Described by Queen Victoria, ”a pretty little castle in the old Scottish style…” In June 1852 Prince Albert bought the estate outright. (https://www.rct.uk/collection/405007/a-view-of-balmoral)

And yes, the historic evidence reveals that King Robert II was from a lineage of Black royalty.

The etymology of Bal is from the Carthaginian/Phoenician/Kushite origin Bal/Baal/Bel (see MFIT issues # 6 & 7) and is an ancient location of the Wolof people of West Africa (Baol). The derivative of Mor is from Moor/Maur which means Black (see issue # 7). Balmoral was named by the primordial rulers of northern Baratanac or Scotland.

Where does the current ‘Charles III’ fit within this royal Black lineage?

What Your School Will Never Teach You During Black History Month.

It is time to break out of the trance-like-state into truth-telling of our history.

Just Released Today: Issue 10. Henry II and Henry III were original Black rulers of Baratanac/Britain. See the evidence in part two of Ancient Scotland.

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See the evidence unfolding on every page…

This issue continues to trace the Foundational Blacks of northern Baratanac through an analysis of their material culture, historical sources, linguistics, and sacred geometry.

This issue features the ground-breaking decipherments of Irish and Scottish art-facts by Dr Clyde Winters. He provides original evidence to demonstrate that the original Baratanacs/British were a Pan-African people.

Breaking News: Richard I, Richard II, Henry II and Henry III were Black Royals.

See the evidence in MFIT’s (Missing Faces In Teaching) Magazine part two of ancient Scotland.

Where does the current ‘Charles III’ fit within this lineage? Do YOU have the historical answer outside of a Eurocentric narrative?

Dr Marie Charles & Professor Bill Boyle.

What does history reveal about the phenotype of both King Charles I, & King Charles II?

“When Charles I rode behind Mrs Jane Lane in her father’s livery, to the house of Sir George Norton, his supposed mistress, the better to conceal him ordered him into the kitchen; where he was struck by the cook-maid, and called a black blockhead…his son, Charles II who inherited his father’s black brows and swarthy complexion” (The Tatler, 1882, p.438 vol III).

Text describing the deceased body of King Charles I: “The complexion of the skin was dark and discoloured. The back part of the scalp was entirely perfect and had a remarkably fresh appearance, nearly black. A portion of it, which has been since cleaned and dried is of a beautiful dark brown colour“(Memoirs of the Court of England during the Reign of the Stuarts, 1855, p.476, vol I)

The great seal of King Charles II- he was clearly a Black man. (Eve, 1907, p.110).

“Charles Leno, Duke of Richmond, is son to King Charles the Second by the Dutchess of Portsmouth…well shaped, Black complexion, much like King Charles” (Macky,1733, p.36).

“Charles, Duke of St Albans, is son to King Charles the Second by Mrs Gwy. He is of a Black complexion… very like King Charles” (Macky, 1733, p.36).

Where does ‘Charles III’ fit within this lineage?

Dr Marie Charles Director MFIT: https://mfit.productions

New Peer-Reviewed Research Paper In This Month’s Journal Of Black Studies.

Decolonizing the Curriculum: Who Were The Ancient Europeans? (Charles. M & Boyle. B, 2022).

The paper re-butts the fashionably fake narrative of decoloniality. Abandoning the populist media res approach, it evidences that the original population of Britain was Black.

Articles most recently published online for this journal.

Part One of Scotland’s indigenous Black settlers released today in MFIT’s Magazine: read free preview on Amazon.

In MFIT’s latest issue you will discover through the research disciplines of linguistics, anthropology, & historical evidence that Scotland’s indigenous populations were Black. As the recipients of our schooling system, many people are just not ready for the true history of Baratanac. Why? Baba Dr Asa Hilliard provides an answer:

“We have lost our appetite because we have lost our names and our culture. Even when those among us recreate our culture and present it to us, we no longer have an appetite for it. We have a greater appetite for the culture of people other than ourselves“.

Do you have the cultural appetite to know more about your true history? Do you want to break the cycle of ‘not knowing’ with your own children who are housed in the schooling system? Then continue reading about Scotland’s indigenous Black settlers because people can only change their minds if they are permitted to see the evidence.

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New Issue Released Today!

MFIT’s eighth Issue of the Missing Faces in Teaching Magazine traces the cultural continuities of Old Europe. The evidence presented throughout provides over-whelming corroboration that there was once ONE culture: Black in origin and traditions.

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