Yes, Jameela, There Was (And Still Is) Slavery

American Thinker ^ | 16 Aug, 2026 | James Zumwalt

[MtnClimber]

Anyone still clinging to the mythical belief slavery is an evil of the white man in which only minorities suffered, must be dispossessed of that illusion.

Jameela Jamil, born in Britain to an Indian father and Pakistani mother, moved to the U.S. in 1996—she’s an actress who spent most of her early career working in a range of activities, getting hired only after misrepresenting prior experience, putting her on the road to Hollywood.

Recently, on TalkTV, she went on a racist rant, condemning British white people as “the most evil people in history,” due to their colonization around the world and participation in the slave trade.

Jamil has spent much time portraying characters she is not, doing so adequately enough to move her career forward. However, performing as a world history professor would be a career-ending experience. Ranting without a researched script, she clearly demonstrated during her appearance a need to only tell one side of history.

Unfortunately, as Jamil and other U.S. activists clamor for reparations to be paid to today’s descendants of slave trade victims, they ignore a key reason why black slavery prospered.

For the most part, European slave traders had no need to penetrate deep into the African continent to capture their slave “cargo.” A “delivery” service was available by which the slaves Europeans bought were brought to various African port cities for sale. It was this delivery service—i.e., those who captured slaves from within the African continent and transported them to the port cities—that really was the most critical part of the entire slave trade.

Providing this delivery service were the victors of warring African tribes who had taken battlefield prisoners. Initially enslaved by their captors for their own labor needs, victors learned a greater value was to be had selling them to European

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TOPICS: Society
KEYWORDS: arabs; arabslavetrade; arabsupremacy; farrakhan; irishslavetrade; islam1st; muslims; qatar; qatarlson; r; racism; racist; slavery

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

To get an idea of how the slave trade worked read the book THE DEFEAT OF JOHN HAWKINS by Rayner Unwin(1961)
It tell of his deal with an African king, the taking of a full load of Africans to the New World, his selling the slaves and his ultimate defeat at the hands of the Spanish who captured his ships and slaves, THEN SOLD THE SLAVES themselves.
Those left behind in Africa were EATEN by the African King.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Siege of Baltimore Ireland. The entire population carried off to Morocco. Year 1631.
https://www.celtichistorian.ie/l/the-sack-of-baltimore/