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With the brief of benefited directly or indirectly, the outcome is obvious which negates the whole purpose. Right the apology now and save the money.
The entire uk economy, all the historic buildings in London and throughout the country
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Cambridge University launches inquiry into slave trade links and historic racismCambridge University could issue an apology for historic racism after its vice-Chancellor launched an inquiry into how the 800-year-old institution benefited from the slave trade. In that case, I would like to issue an apology for Cambridge University. oh dear, it seems virtue signalling really is a mental disorder … and if left untreated can be terminal 🤷♂️ This PC clown world is beyond ridiculous!
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Cambridge investigates its slavery linksThe University of Cambridge is to investigate whether it gained financially from the slave trade. the whole of English society did in one way or another. Pathetic! What the hell is this nonsence? Will we finally investigate Italy for a Roman crimes and slavery and demand to take Colosseum down as symbol of slavery and oppression? Looks like we're heading this way! Universities became nests for idiots.
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