Egypt and the Nile

[Grimm]

A lot of the "Egypt was black" people like to point out that Egypts own history says that they came to Egypt by following the river. I'm not too boned up on the topic since I know what the holy books say and believe it was researched as best as could be. But I'd just like to add a note you can use if you care of get into a resource battle with one of these "Egypt was black" folks. New evidence shows that a long time ago the Nile river flowed in the oposite direction it currently does.

[Rev.Cambeul]

evidence shows that a long time ago the Nile river flowed in the oposite direction it currently does

Yes, and that reversal of the water flow is what is thought to be responsible for the arid waste that is now Egypt, its abandonment by Whites for more fertile plains and the influx of the current muddy brown population.

[Grimm]

That seems logical to me

[Nigel]

I was always led to believe that the population along the Mediterianian coast was much like the European one.. in fact, no, it was exactly the same. As soon as it was possible, we (as in Europeans) obviously decided to take the whole Med.
The reason for the nigrification of those once European populations (And lets not forget, there was a Arian Catholic population that rivalled Rome, that was originally Celtic) was the typical White man's flaw.. economy. The Egyptians allowed the blacks to come to their lands, especially as they expanded, to work as slaves.. and we know what way that turned out.
Before this was allowed (ie before the Jew made the economic argument in the ear of the pure blooded Egyptians etc), they were quite proud of their pure blood, and would slaughter those of non pure blood.

[Belik]

Just an idea here: could it be that the downfall and race-mixing of Egypt could be linked to the story of Joseph in the Exodus?