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Colin Luke's 1972 "Black Safari" is a parody documentary about a group of African explorers and anthropologists who go on a safari by boat along Liverpool-Leeds canals to explore "darkest heart of Lancashire".
From Luke's website "a 60 min documentary satire on exploration films. They sailed a boat, designed as an African craft, up the Leeds & Liverpool canal, team of black “explorers” measured the heads of the natives, asked anthropological questions .."https://vimeo.com/192621058
Maybe they should colonise us. After all, we're clearly incapable of foverning ourselves so we need someone to come in and govern us, don't we? 
We Kenyans, are late to the colonial scramble of England. The Nigerians beat us fair and square to it. They came to UK and are breading. In 30 years, your PM will be called Oga Festus Onyenkudu. Learn to say "Oga Ooh!"
Could they also send a delegation over here to monitor our elections and any future referendums, and also explain that yes, it is possible to discount an election result if it was tainted by fraud.
Haha, makes you think of the TV show Goodness Gracious Me about Indian tourists travelling around the English countryside.
I'm going to order the blandest thing on the menu!
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