Commemorate the BBC Big Big Ring

Author: Guoguo

Baijinham Palace in Britain confirmed on the 8th that Queen Elizabeth II died in Barlolleburg, Barlolle, Scotland, at the age of 96 that afternoon. After the news was announced, major Western media have released special reports to commemorate the Queen of England. However, the BBC News Africa Channel's post on its official Twitter to commemorate the "long -term good relationship" of the Queen Queen and Africa has aroused the dissatisfaction of many African netizens. Comment.

BBC News Africa Channel wrote in this post: "Let's review the long -term relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and Africa."

In the post, there is also a four -minute call for a multi -hour, called "Elizabeth II and Africa". The short film reviews the Queen Queen and "the indifference of Africa" ​​and their visit to Africa.

However, this post has aroused strong resentment of many African netizens. Some people sharply pointed out that we have nothing to do with Elizabeth. This is imperialism and colonialism, which means that we are forced to accept. (This is) colonial relationship.

Some people said: "I am still waiting for them to give us a specific reason to explain how the Commonwealth‘ benefit ’Africa?”

In order to show the essence of this "relationship", African netizens directly posted a few historical pictures of African slaves to be slavered by British colonists.

Some African netizens said that in the face of the colonial rule of Africa in the face of the former "Nodu Empire", it is now a time for Britain to pay compensation.

"Please don't insult us, this is called colonialism. What is the" long -term relationship "? 'Long -term relationship' refers to being" abused and humiliated '? It is because the British had a serious violation of Africa. It's! "

For BBC News Africa Channel's typical "white narrative" post, some netizens directly concluded: might as well not post.

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