Armchair historian Griffen Johnson praises inlay for freeing slaves and invading Ethiopia and his graphics are impossible to read

 Wilbur Morris

     The great YouTube videos and producers specializing in history are great and perhaps one of the better channels is a interesting young dude called the Armschair  Historian who writes  and produces all sorts of videos although even his program has some faults and can be criticized in certain areas as ne of the most frustrating  aspects of this mans history channel is his graphical  side cartoons. One needs a magnifying glass to red these on smartphones and they are to wordy and interfere with these videos and the number of them in his recent exploration of the Italian invasion of Ethiopia was almost unbearable to watch even for an expert and aficionado of  the wars in the decades before the World War ( I always refer to World War II as the World War and the first one the Great War. 

The Armchair historian is one of the leading and up and coming historians on the internet but he has to room to improve his product and the Armchair needs to talk and show himself more and lay of the cartoon aspects of hi program that he is very enthusiastic to share and highlight. Griffin Johnson is the Armrchair historian and his video looking at the positive aspect of the Italian  invasion  of Ethiopia was informative as it showed that Bennie Mussolini was Abraham Lincolnic  in is vision and strives to end slavery that was still fucking ridiculously going on in the

Ethiopian empire of sick radical  emperor Haile Sellasie who had slavery and a system of systemic slavery in Abyssinian and without  the Italian invasion there still would be slavery in much of Africa.

Griffin Johnson needs to quit making AI cartoons of himself and come out with great videos looking into research and reexamining the narrative form the a in reshaping history with their narratives and his effort to show that fascist Italy had some good qualities staking on a brutal Abyssinian savage empire that still had slavery and was attempting to spread it against its neighs which to this day the modern Ethiopian still has issues and tensions in the horn of Africa.

Emperor Halise Selassie  faced a conundrum in his war with the fascists form Italy  and was forced to carry on Italy's  quest to destroy slavery and preempt the Italians in the thirties from being  a Napoleonic  presence in this region. Slavery came ti an end thankfully in this country and the Italians are primarily the reason as it sought to spread  its power and influence in the years prior to World war II dog basically he same thing the allies ddi in African and use it military to spread outward for power and influence.