Of the alleged connection, I am well aware. I disagree, however, with Africa as a common point of origin... for reasons touched upon, when our African friend first appeared. I am not qualified to say where, or when, or what, but only to say that Africa is, by comparison a very modern place. I seem to remember Marhak also challenging the 'origins' bit but for different reasons.
The existence of divergent views occur because the lies and deception have a more profoundly negative, and contrived, consequence for the Cornish people than for anyone else within this island.
This seems rather selective... You have just selected a time frame/subspecies route and picked a location...
You could pick nearly anywhere on the globe, or even under the sea as the place where we are all ultimately from... regardless of this, it doesn't make you who you are... Only your environment does.
The existence of divergent views occur because the lies and deception have a more profoundly negative, and contrived, consequence for the Cornish people than for anyone else within this island.
Mat, I apologise for not having kept to my stated time. It is difficult to say what has to be said, especially when it is already on the TGG site. I will keep it to the simple Q & A statements:
Q - Who is lying here?
A – the Monarchs, and the Dukes of Cornwall, as you suggest over time.
Q – Why would they do this?
A – The consolidation of, and bureaucratic convenience of an English Hegemony at the beginning of the 17th century, following the Tudor centralisation of English power in the 16th. This combined with the Union of Crowns to impose State-controlled mapping and maps of the combined kingdoms of England & Scotland (Speed’s maps of 1610) showing the administrative areas without distinction.
The distinct representation of Cornwall prior to this time was lost to public perception but not, of course, to the Cornish themselves. Norden’s survey of Cornwall, which includes “The General Historie of the Duchie of Cornwall” (said to date from 1650 but presumed to have taken place in 1584), was not published, apparently, until 1728 and his narrative to the English king at the time of writing is very telling (and must have shone like a warning beacon to the king), coinciding as it does with the time of English consolidation. The mid-16th century is clearly the start of a process of genocide of the Cornish:
Without labouring the point, it is TEAM-EIS meaning anyone that promotes the evil and erroneous concept in any way that Cornwall is an’ English county’ and ‘in England’. This starts, repeatedly, with the Monarch and Duke (from the moment that they take possession) and is perpetuated by the State and its agencies, but the especially in our schools and educational establishments. Therefore, the matter is always a charge against current incumbents and their agencies. The Truth is only a matter of stating it. Who would disagree with that? It was French historian, Marc Ferro, in his "The Use and Abuse of History - or how the past is taught" (1984), who tells us:
I see it as genocide, which is ‘evil’ as is also a failure to be interested. Let the ‘untouchables’ tell us that Cornish genocide is of no interest to them! Our elected representatives have clearly shown this!
The existence of divergent views occur because the lies and deception have a more profoundly negative, and contrived, consequence for the Cornish people than for anyone else within this island.
No thats wrong. We are not all from Africa at all. I was born in England, as were my parents, and my gran and grandad, my great grandad was born on a native american commune, my great gran was born in what is now Northern Ireland. Our ancestors from god knows how long ago may of been Africans, but i am not.
''When telling people the truth, you better make them laugh.
Or they'll kill you''
Kéighlán, What is meant by all this is that we are all, apparently, from the same genetic source. Some argue for Adam! 'Africa' just happens to be a retrospective application of modern association to a place that at the particular time had no name. A totally meaningless relationship by any definition.
TGG
The existence of divergent views occur because the lies and deception have a more profoundly negative, and contrived, consequence for the Cornish people than for anyone else within this island.
Oh i see. Can i ask Mr Freak Mbk...whatever his name is, if he is Cornish, why has he got a picture of an African and why is he saying ''please visit my wonderful country of Africa'' Unless he is a black Cornishman. Im confuzzled.
''When telling people the truth, you better make them laugh.
Or they'll kill you''
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I shall look forward to it 
I disagree, however, with Africa as a common point of origin... for reasons touched upon, when our African friend first appeared. I am not qualified to say where, or when, or what, but only to say that Africa is, by comparison a very modern place. 
I seem to remember Marhak also challenging the 'origins' bit but for different reasons. 
