>calls themselves anti-colonialists>believe in the concept of africa which is a colonial conceptWhat causes this?
>>538460115South African niggers (Bantu) aren't even natives and were warmongers
>>538460115Outside threats create unity, even if they're artificial. That's why right wingers talk about white genocide. Whether it's real or not, its real purpose to unite white people under a perceived threat.
>>538460115africa should be used as testing ground for autonomous combat systems
>>538460115>>believe in the concept of africa which is a colonial conceptwhat? The concept of africa is thousands of years old
>>538460115Two words>Bantu>Expansion
>>538460852It only included tunisia
>>538460115>Call themselves anti globalists>Believe in the concept of Europe, which is a globalist concept.Hmmm.
>>538460115>concept of africa which is a colonial conceptyou're aware that africa is an actual physical continent, right?
>>538462089ifriqia and the roman african province =/= the idea of the african continentthe idea of africa as a continent/people existed during the roman era (st augustin, apuleus etc talked about it)*and obviously the thousands of medieval writers I get it as Finland didn't have any history until recently, but that's not the case here
>>538462561>africa as a continent/people existed during the roman era (st augustin, apuleus etc talked about it)*No it did not
>its europeans fault for ruining africa because muh arbitrary lines drawn over tribal terrirory>but tribalism doesn't exist for europeans, its a crime to think whites should stick to their own
not trueregardless, in the 700-1500 AD medieval era, thousands of north african (and andalusian) writers talked about african identity and the african continent, as well as the european one
>>538463013>not trueIt is true african in this context only refers to modern day algeria libya and tunisia that were under roman control.
>>538463175He uses the word african here as a racial word with defined racial traits, not merely referring to a province. anyway pic related to show how medieval north african talked about africa and sub saharan africa.ibn khaldun's writings leave zero doubt about the conception of africa as a continent in the mind of medieval north africans
>>538463175>>538460115also how the fuck is the concept of africa a colonial concept when medieval north africans created map of africa?? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_al-Idrisi if anything it's europe that's a an arabic concept, as it started with the opposition between the carolingian empire and the ummayad one who split the christian west by taking the maghreb
>>538463356>He uses the word african here as a racial word with defined racial traits, not merely referring to a province. Yes regarding the inhabitants of the roman provinces of algeria morocco and tunisia.>anyway pic related to show how medieval north african talked about africa and sub saharan africa.Looks like a shit book give me direct excerpts or fuck off>ibn khaldun's writings leave zero doubt about the conception of africa as a continent in the mind of medieval north africansIbn khaldun only uses the term /ifriqiya in reference to the roman province of algeria tunisia and libya.Yoire literally just making shit up
>>538460115It's a geographic concept you dumbass.
>>538463631Ibn khaldun talked extensively about north africa and sub saharan africa as a whole and rejected the biblical concept of the hamitic curse, he even explained the racial differences in the continent using climate, biology, evolution etc. medieval north african empires like the almoravid even connected west africa and north africa in a single stateMorocco (saadian empire) also ruled a good chunk of sub saharan africa
>the continent of Africa is a colonial conceptJust shut the fuck up sukhdeep and go there or india. White people don’t want you
>>538463772>Ibn khaldun talked extensively about north africa and sub saharan africa as a wholeNeither of those concepts existed at the time because again the concept of africa is a colonial creation
>>538463631>>538463950wait, so the Moroccan King Ahmad al-Mansur and Elizabeth I of England planned to conquer the American continent and partition them between Morocco and England in 1603 ... but moroccans weren't aware of the african continent? They knew to conquer the american continent but not aware of the continent they lived in and ruled a quarter of? https://www.sealionpress.co.uk/post/elizabeth-i-s-offer-from-the-moroccan-sultanhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Moroccan_alliance north africans in the 1500-1914 period enslaved 2 millions europeans, doing raids in england, ireland, and even fucking iceland, but they didn't knew africa existed?
>>538463577>also how the fuck is the concept of africa a colonial concept when north africans created map of africa?? Thats not a map of africa there was no "africa" at the time unless you just mean the general region where the roman provinces used to be.
>>538463772You're am idiot or a shill.
>>538464067you seriously think that the moroccan or egyptian societies of the 19th that were far more advanced than the finnish one didn't knew what africa as an idea was?idk nigga go read any newspaper or book from that era
Egypt controlled like half of africa in the early 18th lmao
>>538464300No you retard africa as a continent or concept or referring to anything other than region in which the former roman provinces were did not exist before european explorers.
they also controlled the omani empire at some point, that ruled the other half of africaso two 2 north african countries were ruling over 80% of africa but they weren't aware of the african continent or something
>>538464426> were did not exist before european explorers.what 'european explorers' exactly? Roman era explorers? 15th portuguese one? 19th franco-english ones?
>>538464538Portuguese ones
>>538464718Well the 16th era dude who invented the idea of africa for europeans.. was a north african :( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Africanus >Johannes Leo Africanus (born al-Ḥasan ibn Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad al-Wazzān al-Zayyātī al-Fasī, ; c.1494 – c.1554) was an Andalusi diplomat and author who is best known for his 1526 book Cosmographia et geographia de Affrica, later published by Giovanni Battista Ramusio as Descrittione dell'Africa (Description of Africa) in 1550,>The book was regarded among his scholarly peers in Europe as the most authoritative treatise on the subject until the modern exploration of Africa.[3] For this work, Leo became a household name among European geographers. He converted from Islam to Christianity and changed his name to Johannes Leo de Medicis (Arabic: يوحنا الأسد, romanized: Yuḥannā al-Asad).[2] Leo possibly returned to North Africa in 1528.[3]>His family moved to Fez soon after his birth.[3][5] In Fez he studied at the University of al-Qarawiyyin (also spelled al-Karaouine). As a young man he accompanied an uncle on a diplomatic mission, reaching as far as the city of Timbuktu (c.1510), then part of the Songhai Empire. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmographia_et_geographia_de_Affrica>In the text, Leo Africanus divided Africa into four parts: Barbary, Numidia, Libya, and the Black Lands, areas covering Mediterranean Africa from Morocco to Egypt and spanning to the territories immediately South of the Sahara, from the Atlantic Ocean to Ethiopia.[3]i won you lost, eat shit fucker
>>538464961https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Description_of_Africa_(1550_book)>Description of Africa was taken largely from the firsthand geographical work Cosmographia et geographia de Affrica completed by Leo Africanus in 1526> contained the first detailed descriptions published in Europe of the Barbary Coast (modern Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia) and the gold-trading kingdoms of west-central Africa.[4] >The Descrittione is in nine books, an introductory book and an appendix on rivers and fauna and flora, with seven books between, each describing a kingdom: the kingdoms of Marrakesh, Fez, Tlemcen and Tunis, and the regions of Numidia, the sub-Saharan regions, and Egypt>The book's importance stemmed from its accuracy at a time when the area was little known to Europeans,[7] and its publication at precisely the moment when Latin Christian power was on a collision course with the Ottoman Empire in the Mediterranean and Eastern Europe, while at the same time Western Africa was becoming more accessible to Europeans.fuck you
>>538464961Okay and? The only reason anyone outside of north africa refers or considers themselves as african is because of european colonialism.
Is this a brown migrant or actual finngolian intelligence on display?
>>538465618outside of north africa they had no identity beyond the local tribe, no shit, even today a good chunk of them don't know what africa isbut arguing that north african weren't aware of africa before the colonial age is retarded, the majority of the population in north african coastal cities like algiers after the 14th is literally europeans (andalusian exepelled, renegades, european slaves, janissairies etc) tens of thousands of north africans lived and studied in europe as well in the 14th-19th period as well so the second european develop an idea, automatically north africans have it as well Carvajal writing the "History of Africa".. while he was a slave in north africa
>>538465905dont worry I'm educating this asiatic uralic beast the caucasian's man burden
>>538466089>but arguing that north african weren't aware of africa before the colonial age is retardedThey were aware of the lands in what is now modern day africa but the concept of africa did not exist africa referring to anything outside the former roman roman region did not exist before leo africanus. They did have a term for everything south africa they called Bilad al-Sudan and ethiopia it was leo africanus who appears to have been the first person in history to group them all under the umbrella term africa the inhabitants of these regions certainly werent aware of such a concept or considered themselves to be part of such a grouping and his knowledge only extended as far as modern day west/east africa and the sahel. modern day central and south africa werent included because he wasnt even aware of their existance.
