Hello All,
There is an argument that GH's new Neflix exploits, while engendering debate about times of yore, could also be responsible for the recent influx of loonies.
Fortunately, this cloud of uncertainty has now been lifted.
Thanks to Netflix, Cleopatra's hidden heritage has been revealed.
As many have suspected for some time, Cleopatra was a black African, and it's about time the authoritarian gatekeepers fessed up.
Not all are happy about this though.
Zari Hawass, the well respected former head of the Department of Antiquities has voiced real concerns over the new findings claiming that they are "falsifying facts"!
His reservations about cultural appropriation really hit the mark in the more sensitive circles of academia.
Zawi is adamant that this line of thinking will diminish the importance of the Arabs as the real Egyptians.
The producer of this highly regarded expose of the true state of affairs is Jada Pinkett Smith, only new to Egyptian history and archaeology, but, according to unnamed sources, is well known for some supposed shenanigans with the best friend of her teenage son, which may have nothing to do with any of this, except that she could also have played the part of Cleo.
Maybe Jada could join GH at the Cosmic Summit as a special guest with the new Cleo and fill in the missing gaps of history - a history which really belongs to all of us - not only Egyptians. I am certain that many others are eagerly awaiting such a revelation.
Barbelo
[egyptindependent.com]
There is an argument that GH's new Neflix exploits, while engendering debate about times of yore, could also be responsible for the recent influx of loonies.
Fortunately, this cloud of uncertainty has now been lifted.
Thanks to Netflix, Cleopatra's hidden heritage has been revealed.
As many have suspected for some time, Cleopatra was a black African, and it's about time the authoritarian gatekeepers fessed up.
Not all are happy about this though.
Zari Hawass, the well respected former head of the Department of Antiquities has voiced real concerns over the new findings claiming that they are "falsifying facts"!
His reservations about cultural appropriation really hit the mark in the more sensitive circles of academia.
Zawi is adamant that this line of thinking will diminish the importance of the Arabs as the real Egyptians.
The producer of this highly regarded expose of the true state of affairs is Jada Pinkett Smith, only new to Egyptian history and archaeology, but, according to unnamed sources, is well known for some supposed shenanigans with the best friend of her teenage son, which may have nothing to do with any of this, except that she could also have played the part of Cleo.
Maybe Jada could join GH at the Cosmic Summit as a special guest with the new Cleo and fill in the missing gaps of history - a history which really belongs to all of us - not only Egyptians. I am certain that many others are eagerly awaiting such a revelation.
Barbelo
[egyptindependent.com]