The long road to decolonisation still has miles to travel

Just a minute which decolonisation are we talking about and why just stop somewhere in the 18th century. So what about William the Conqueror the clue is in the name what literature is going to be discussed in relation to that episode of history. Why stop there what about the colonisation of these shores by the Anglo Saxons and who should we be apologising to there. How about the Vikings taking over land that didn't belong to them what about that colonisation. Further the Romans have got a lot to answer for in their use of slaves from these shores how about a word with their ancestors, plus lots of angst, hand wringing etc etc. The list goes on and on doesn't it. Further isn't it the case some communities just want the world to see themselves as victims regardless and not as aggressors in any way, because we all know that isn't true don't we.