Raheem Kassam on Twitter: "Can we just be clear... Robert Baden-Powell, whose statue they tried to pull down, wrote about his service in West Africa “to put a stop to slave-trading” (1896). In 2020, Democrats wore the kente cloth worn by the Ashanti, slave trading leaders defeated by the British.… https://t.co/YNeEcXbcGt"

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Can we just be clear... Robert Baden-Powell, whose statue they tried to pull down, wrote about his service in West Africa “to put a stop to slave-trading” (1896). In 2020, Democrats wore the kente cloth worn by the Ashanti, slave trading leaders defeated by the British.pic.twitter.com/F4xvNJ6GfP

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1. Raheem Kassam‏Verified account @RaheemKassam 13 Jun 2020
  This isn’t to say the kente cloth is associated with slavery. It belongs to the Ashanti people. But if this were the other way around you can bet by now the SPLC and CNN would have branded it a Neo Nazi cloth or something.
  
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1. Senta Campos V.E.R.D.E. @mafaldavnzl en GAB‏ @SentaCampos 13 Jun 2020
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  But Nancy thought they were chic and suit her clothes.
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1. MichaelFoot'sThirdCousin Help refugees‏ @sthirdcousin 13 Jun 2020
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  Ooh, don't mention that. In fact, a lot of African societies were similar, with military aristocracies exploiting the farmers and selling "prisoners of war" to the slavers who took them North up until the Portuguese arrived, then West.
  
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1. Deanna Bovee‏ @realDeannaBovee 13 Jun 2020
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  Oh my. How embarrassing for these folks.
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1. iamnotanumberiam‏ @iamnotanumberi2 13 Jun 2020
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  @RaheemKassam @RubinReport When did Mr Whipple get into politics?
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1. KingOfTheNorth ‏ @lord_teerexx 20 Jun 2020
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  Hi dont misinterpret ghanian culture by twisting it for your political endeavors. We wont take lightly to that
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