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@@thenoonegamer2678 Not anymore: I pinned this comment :D

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First Africa has to revolt against Christianity and Islam because that was foreign to Africa and import Hinduism and Buddhism from India once you become spiritual you will be liberated from the foreign mind set. Even India is suffering from this similar situation but now you see Indian politics is changing and they want to elect Hindu leaders and become more Hindu and it took 78 years but it is happening in India. You have to study Sikh and Hindu history how they fought against foreign invasion for 1000 years with more than 10 thousand battles . Don't just import European democracy make your own democracy that fit for your culture. Stop taking funds from Europe and missionaries for feeding poor. It is better to die than being a beggar. You have land and now farming is modernized and food will not be an issue in the near future.

@@shivbaba2672 hell no. All religions are trash

True thou that fall more inline with a sphere of influwence then a exual colony. Thou the sentiment is accurate

and south africa is still colonising namibia using the south african rand or maybe using a more stable currency isn't a proof of evil imperialism?

@@xxsupersayen34xxnoe33 maybe holding half a nations foreign reserves is. And then deciding to loan their own money back to them. Legit just cherry picked and ignored the rest.

@@d.a.5788 this is an agreement, if they do not want the drawback that come with the benefit then they can leave anytime they want, and in fact, half of the country are leaving right now

Algeria isn't in cfa

They benefit to this day from their slavery past yet hate blacks & arabs...

@@listenmullahsb what

it still is the case with their modern colony (i.e: french guiana)

Did ever cross your mind that all those benevolent words are just hypocritical propaganda bullshit? We're in 2021 and with all that's happening we're looking at democracy 's very face.

@@Banom7a That's not a colony though since all colonies that chose to remain with their coloniser were changed to overseas territories and were given citizenship equal to that of the people on the mainland.

Both were horrible fart brains.

@@jejehdh That is true! They both were bad. Not trying to say one was worse than the other. Just find it sad that everyone can remember Hitler, but not too many people are even aware of Leopold.

That's not actually true as estimates are around 1- 15 million with most figures around ten which while utterly appalling actually is about the same as Hitler. Amazingly both Stalin and Mao killed even more of their own people with the same mixed methods of brutality and utter incompetence that Leopold employed in the Congo. I think the moral difference is the number of they intended to kill as Leopold, Stalin and Mao while they didn't care how many people died the number of people they intentionally killed as part of a deliberate genocide is smaller where as Hitler killed the Jew, gypsys and other minorities with no other motive beyond a deliberate genocide. Therefore most of Hitlers victims where killed on his direct orders and the victims of the other because of the they didn't care how many people died to achieve a political or finical aim. Its a small difference, the difference between someone who shoots someone dead during a bank robbery and one where someone commits murder because they like killing, but an important one.

I understand

Isn't it ironic that Belgium is the home of the vampire capital of the European Union?

One of the big differences is that Egypt was always a country, and at times a super power in the ancient world under the pharaohs, Egypt was never a group of tribes living on vast areas, Egypt was a country built around the Nile with huge population with an identity, same thing for Ethiopia with a less degree. people mix North Africa with the rest of Africa, North Africa had been always countries or part of great empires and kingdoms, from the Pharaohs in Egypt, Carthage in Tunis, part of the Roman empire and then Part the Umayyads and then the Moorish kingdoms and ending being part of the Ottoman empire for more than 350 years. at the same time the rest of Africa had a hard time creating any kingdoms that was worth the attention of any Islamic or Christian empire of that time, that's why a lot of Africa was pagan and had no major religion

@@khaledaldalabih5530 we were not pagan. We don't believe in organised religions.

Still doesn't come close to Singapore, which gained independence against its will.

@@crazeelazee7524 👀

@@khaledaldalabih5530 well, it isn’t doing well now though. With all it’s history it should be a first world.

Your minds are actually colonize too.

@@roadtonever please elaborate

@@roadtonever what do you mean by don't look back further than colonial times

@@roadtonever Doesn't really make sense to me, sorry. I suppose it probably sounded clever in your head.

@@roadtonever Well of course, it's the cradle of humanity and peoples there have had longer to diversify than anyone else. Still don't see what that has to do with neo colonialism.

For the north. That shit turned to nepotism fast.

@@xyzaero9656 And when the people rise up guess who come to help the corrupt to protect their interest and offshore companies? never tell half a story.

@@xyzaero9656 It isn't really the same though. The socio-political situation in the Indian subcontinent when the Europeans came in to colonise was very different from the condition in several African regions during the scramble for Africa. Also, the entire Indian subcontinent was under the British, hence had a homogeneous system, and there were fewer partitions during decolonisation. The one partition still causes bloodshed. Also, the British really relied on the Indians for the bureaucracy in the Raj, so that system was set up by the time we got independence. And the entire freedom struggle was stretched across a century, over multiple generations, each better prepared to handle administration. That is very very different from a country with 30 graduates at independence.

@@xyzaero9656 africa is doing great things. Nigeria will be in the top 5 most powerful countries in the world by the end of this century and will be in top ten in the next 30 years. You are acting like alot of african countries aren't making large strides. This arrogance and ignorance is why china took the united states spot. In the 70s and 80s china was a shot hole and now the are the shiters. Nigeria's corruption has decreased so much in the last 20 years and will continue to decrease over the next 30.

@@xyzaero9656 did you just say africas performance has nothing to do with colonialism? You should really do some basic research.

THE WAY THE VIDEO AUTHOR PHRASES """"A BUNCH OF WHITE DUDES TELLING AFRICANS WHAT TO DO"""" ONLY SHOWS THAT THE VIDEO AUTHOR IS A BIGOTED ILLOGICAL, WHO KNOWS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT BASIC GOVERNANCE AND NATIONAL FINANCE ADMINISTRATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D ALSO, YES!!!!!!!!!!!! A BUNCH OF HIGHLY EDUCATED WHITE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO GOVERN AND CRATE LAWS AND ADMINISTER FINANCES OVER THE ECONOMY, IN WHICHM SUCH EXPERTISE, IS EXCLUSIVELY HELD BY WHITE PEOPLE AT THE TIME, IS EXACTLY WHAT THE AFRICAN COLONIES NEEDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D

It's like putting together a giant puzzle piece or re reading a book for details you missed.

Indeed and there are so many pieces to put together

This video fudges loads of details. Like saying that the Portuguese invented apartheid when it’s a boer word or not going over what happened in Rhodesia in which a white government seceded from the UK to avoid giving rights to black people. The Congo isn’t navigable from the sea due to the falls near it’s mouth and Europeans couldn’t invade the interior until the 19th century because Europeans couldn’t stand African diseases and medicine needed to step up. It’s mostly right on the larger picture but the details are woefully distorted.

Yet westerners do nothing about it cause they are too busy enjoying cheap slave labour products from third world countries and blood oil from war torn nations

Don’t you have to die to be a marty?

They just move to Europe or richer countries, now chinese are moving in to fill the vacancies probably not gonna happen in our lifetime

You can do it!

Maybe not in your life time but you can help prepare the soil for the next generation

@@valletas China: we are going to help them. we need new slave labor. I mean employees!!!

The 1st College was created in Africa!!! The people have loads in knowledge in a different way.

I mean 160k is alot!!! They deserve it

Thumbs up every video you watch and help him out. This channel is definitely going to explode soon.

160k more like 161k

Because he fuckup history .Ethiopia is Africa's Oldest Independent Country and never been colonized.

Dude’s overall outlook is pretty one-sided.. colonization brought Africa into the 19th century.. no wheel, no modern medicine, ridiculously high infant mortality.. it wasn’t all like Leopold in the Congo

The 4th Africa will be the debt trap of China.

Very complex histories too and like the European to often a bloody one . I

You missed out eight hundred years colonization of Europe (Iberian Peninsula) by Africans. Africans developed Spain and Portugal into world powers. Guess Africans should've kept away from the peaceful Iberian Peninsula and the world today would be a different place.

Don't forget the small state Liberia . Descendants of the transatlantic slaves returning to Africa . Sad fact they used the native people as slaves .

@@juliandowen1621 can't have facts getting in the way of the narrative.

Lol

The Portuguese still won the war, Angola, Cuba and allies lost. The world forced Portugal to abandon Angola diplomatically.

Facts

It wasn't the world. But the "revolução de abril" ou "revolução dos cravos" do your home work first. Merry Christmas and a healthy new year! peace

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That's an interesting point you bring up, actually. I did some research and the reason the Netherlands wasn't invited to the Berlin conference (while countries such as Austria-Hungary were) was because "The Netherlands were, as far as the colonies were concerned, a 'saturated' power where - at least before 1900 - the will to operate in an imperialist way was missing." source: www.jstor.org/stable/181300?seq=1

@@HistoryScope ok thx for the respond : )

@@HistoryScope also it is proable if the dutch take any stance, it be to claim protectorates over boer states. Wich the british will take offence to. Bismarck proable knew that.

@@timvanrijn8239 proable = probably

@@DeFraans sure

@@xyzaero9656 Who do you think created the system of brutality there? It’s literally explained in this video that yes, the Belgians may not have explicitly been the ones to do that, however they are still responsible for it happening in the first place. It’s like saying Al Capone murdered people, he himself often did not but he most definitely ordered it to happen. Thus he is responsible. Think before you criticize

@@xyzaero9656 you sir are a hypocrite. And not only hands but nosestoo. Imagine living without a nose

*Leopold the 2nd* : Raise your hands if you want independence! Noone? That settles it.

@@xyzaero9656 Ah yes, because when someone holds a gun to your head and tells you hand over your wallet, you are willingly doing it.

@@whoisjoe5610 gun or no gun, you can have my wallet, sir. ❤️

As someone who enjoys modern European history, I'm glad that I learned about the African side as well because we don't learn much about this in schools. Unfortunately, it seems Africa can never catch a break and might again be in a situation where superpowers (EU/USA and China) will start competing for their resources.... Hope Africa will have its time to shine someday and be free from political squabbling!

@@hansonlee5847 In fairness NO country is free from political squabbling. So political squabbling appears to be inherent in the hunan condition.

THE WAY THE VIDEO AUTHOR PHRASES """"A BUNCH OF WHITE DUDES TELLING AFRICANS WHAT TO DO"""" ONLY SHOWS THAT THE VIDEO AUTHOR IS A BIGOTED ILLOGICAL, WHO KNOWS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT BASIC GOVERNANCE AND NATIONAL FINANCE ADMINISTRATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D ALSO, YES!!!!!!!!!!!! A BUNCH OF HIGHLY EDUCATED WHITE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO GOVERN AND CRATE LAWS AND ADMINISTER FINANCES OVER THE ECONOMY, IN WHICHM SUCH EXPERTISE, IS EXCLUSIVELY HELD BY WHITE PEOPLE AT THE TIME, IS EXACTLY WHAT THE AFRICAN COLONIES NEEDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D

Ding ding ding correct, African nations states are dysfunctional because it was always intended to be that way

@T teg Egg yeah, the vast majority of white people I meet are really good people

And thank YOU for the great comment!

*Portugal committed the Wiriyamu, Mozambique Genocide in modern times (1972) right under the United Nations noses and NOTHING was done! Why is that??*

THE WAY THE VIDEO AUTHOR PHRASES """"A BUNCH OF WHITE DUDES TELLING AFRICANS WHAT TO DO"""" ONLY SHOWS THAT THE VIDEO AUTHOR IS A BIGOTED ILLOGICAL, WHO KNOWS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT BASIC GOVERNANCE AND NATIONAL FINANCE ADMINISTRATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D ALSO, YES!!!!!!!!!!!! A BUNCH OF HIGHLY EDUCATED WHITE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO GOVERN AND CRATE LAWS AND ADMINISTER FINANCES OVER THE ECONOMY, IN WHICHM SUCH EXPERTISE, IS EXCLUSIVELY HELD BY WHITE PEOPLE AT THE TIME, IS EXACTLY WHAT THE AFRICAN COLONIES NEEDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D

​@@helderteixeira6742They forgor 💀

Kind of internal colonialism

Thank you , atleast its not just me who thought that was a lie

*Portugal committed the Wiriyamu, Mozambique Genocide in modern times (1972) right under the United Nations noses and NOTHING was done! Why is that??*

Native South Africans are called KOH'SAN . The Bantu are black migrants from central Africa . The Boers lived from the 16 hunderds in these regions, white migrants from the lowlands , Seven provinciën . Apartheid or cultural genocide in equality , there are not more flavors to chose from. The great Apartheid you find in India , 6000 years of cast system and the non-humans the Paria's .

@@barta9342 yes, I don't blame you for your answer. That's the history you were taught. It was meant to to make the Black Africans look like they only arrived after the Boers in South Africa. And that is a false teaching. Do your research properly. Don't just take things on a face value. Research on the kings of the south, the Vendas, the Shonas, Mapungubwe, great Zimbabwe. If you so wish I can give you links of documentaries that were done by non Africans.

Both awesome and sad at the same time. What country?

@@Cbreezy510 Sweden

@@brendanrodgers9753 Sweden wasn't a part of France.

Bernadotte

that's dark lmao

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Lol

Humour so dark it stole my bike.

he do be lending a hand tho

Algeria was a colony, not a protectorate.

@@Antarius1999 I highlighted that . In case you did not read clearly, Algeria, Kenya, Zimbabwe ,Mozambique and Angola are under "settler colonies"

@@knockhello2604 Yes, they fought for independence because the Algerian War of Independence ,the Kenyan Mau Mau etc forced the settlers to realize that they were never going to control those nations forever as they wished and thus paved way for the pathways to independence.

*Portugal committed the Wiriyamu, Mozambique Genocide in modern times (1972) right under the United Nations noses and NOTHING was done! Why is that??*

@@helderteixeira6742 OK you are just a guy copy and pasted the same comment in every comment there is, just pathetic to be honest. You are just trying to spread hate in internet like there is enough already without people like you. Just toxic and a deplorable action from you.

Except now the countries that rob them don't have to maintain civilization in these areas... They can't be expected to do it themselves if they don't control their resources. Some of these places would probably be better off as colonies than the fake democracy they were given

*2010 Flashbacks

@@drum4416 Arab Spring?

You’re everywhere

Whoopdie doo!

You know you've made it on UKposts once Avery the Cuban-American comments on your video.

Beautifully? This makes me disgusted in your face and so proud Ethiopia was never a colonial win, monsters.

Why did you not discuss chattel slavery in this video?

That's what I heard too. Colonization never ended with France, they just practice a more covert system now.

​@@swaggery Covert?, they keep sending their military over there every few years.

that's just one part of their control over their former colonies, look up France-Afrique.

france doesn't control any african country, there's a reason why noone call these countries puppet state, but france does have a big influence on these country, the cfa being an example of french influence, and they will fight against anything that plan getting rid of this influence(recent exemple are france being so involved in the fight against ai quaida in mali and france intervention in libya(note:libya was a dictatorship with racial segregation and slavery)) but france's influence isn't some kind of curse (exept during the election when you're in the opposition), taking the exemple of the cfa again, there are multiple instance of country using a more stable currency(such as djibouti with the us dollar and namibia with the south african rand) , but france, having multiple deal like these, end up with a great influence which help them for negotiations and other things (hopefully this was clear and not useless) edit: also as I've been pointed out this wasn't always the case and france used to fund coup in africa to keep the countries on her side, though this era is over now

@@xxsupersayen34xxnoe33 ah yes the man who was a close friend of Mandela and opposed Apartheid and funded the ANC and other pan-African movements had somehow enforced racial segregation in his country while also promoting Pan-African unity and literally wanting a United States of Africa, what can be said without evidence can be dismissed without one. Though the stability of the CFA franc is a genuine point in support of the French sphere. But you forgot to mention that also means giving up a lot of fiscal and monetary policy in hands of an institution the country cannot control or have a say in since the CFA franc is tied with the Euro, that is on top of the fact that France extracts more money from the West and Central African countries than they get in benefit, and holds control over the reserves of these countries. Speaking of dictatorships France kept oligarchs favourable to them in power through bribes, economic aid and even military intervention to keep dictators in power. Not to mention French corporations which benefited from such agreements and money meant for aid in Africa and from the French corporations magically ending up in coffers of French political parties.

How's Portugal today?

@@antoninus7600 Much better thenks to the EU and several reforms in the 80’s and 90’s but we keep lagging behind western Europe and Eastern Europe has caught up to us. We are country with Romanian wages but good weather

All of that comes from the resulting power vacuum. Not to mention competition to control resources to meet the West's ever increasing demand, all systems that are inherited from political and economic infrastructure that was built primarily to export and supply global networks but not enrich the locals. Let's also not forget that while in Europe, Germans have Germany, Portugal has the Portuguese, France has the French etc., but in Africa everyone is grouped into arbitrary territories drawn for them by foreign interests, yet are still binding to globalisation as well as international relations and capital. So of course there'll be infighting. The instability of which is in the interest of western powers like the US, because it means that their resources won't be nationalised, and it'll be easier to get them for cheap.

@@badnoisebebopblackoutnetwo3348 look you have a point but at the same if we didn't have the large amount of corrupt leaders a lot of our problems wouldn't exist in Africa

@@johnfisher1006 Absolutely agree, and we have to own that corruption, but likewise the genealogy thereof, if we are to engage with the complete reality of the matter.

@@johnfisher1006 Corruption isn’t unique to Africa. There are dozens of countries in Africa comparable to corruption to China, Russia, Brazil, India and various European countries. If corruption is the deciding factor in African poverty why is South Africa (the least corrupt county in BRICS) also the poorest? Why is Russia more corrupt than Ghana, Senegal, South Africa, etc but also infinitely richer than them? Overall corruption in Africa is comparable to corruption outside Africa & Most countries in Africa have never fought a war or had a genocide.

@@second2none914 corruption is not created equally. The issue of corruption comes down to how much it affects the people of the country. First world corruption doesn't lead to mass level starvation of its people and very high unemployment rate so I dont understand how you can say that corruption is equal around the world. I am Nigerian and we literally have billions of dollars disappearing from the reserve with no one accountable. Obviously there are lots of third world countries outside Africa that are suffering due to their leaders so suffering isn't just unique to some African countries. And I am sorry...did you just say majority of the African countries haven't fought with each other?

THE WAY THE VIDEO AUTHOR PHRASES """"A BUNCH OF WHITE DUDES TELLING AFRICANS WHAT TO DO"""" ONLY SHOWS THAT THE VIDEO AUTHOR IS A BIGOTED ILLOGICAL, WHO KNOWS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT BASIC GOVERNANCE AND NATIONAL FINANCE ADMINISTRATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D ALSO, YES!!!!!!!!!!!! A BUNCH OF HIGHLY EDUCATED WHITE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO GOVERN AND CRATE LAWS AND ADMINISTER FINANCES OVER THE ECONOMY, IN WHICHM SUCH EXPERTISE, IS EXCLUSIVELY HELD BY WHITE PEOPLE AT THE TIME, IS EXACTLY WHAT THE AFRICAN COLONIES NEEDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D

Bet they are doing so good

@Chad Neal Colonisation was a terrible evil. It continues to this day by the US in Puerto Rico and other US possessions and China enforcing itself globally. Moreover Africa has been plagued by corruption and tyrannical governments no different from its colonial masters. The only exception being Botswana.

@@louvendran7273 The ongoing corruption in some government agencies and some private businesses is very upsetting. The more you look into the history of how the West got so rich the more you realize it was largely a ponzi scheme built on exploitation. However maybe as humans we could all take more lessons from what the US historically has done right, if mostly only for white men, and what China is doing right by it's growing middle and upper class.

@@louvendran7273 Noyone is stopping Puerto Rico from becoming independent. Thing is, Puerto Rico benefits more by staying as a territory of the US because they get US aid and don't have to pay taxes

I also thought I knew about the stuff that went on there... but then I read first-hand accounts and the policy leading to the brutality and it just boggles my mind how anyone could set up such a cruel system of 'governance'.

@T teg Egg non-sequitur

You should read "heart of darkness" by joseph conrad. Great book about the belgian congo.

@T teg Egg war implies a counterpart who can fight back. A raid, incursion, invasion, military aggression and conquest is what happens all over africa. Kingdoms, tribes and people, and entire civilizations trampled or wiped out.

The role of the UN ,the General Assembly was the force behind the decolonization and the independence movements . Another more realistic perspective , wars for power by nationalistic, racial political movements. It explains better the ongoing atrocities done by Africans and Asians. Mostly ultra nationalistic or marxistic political violent movements even racists sometimes Jihadist of nature. The UN perspective is ;the racists European perpetrators and the non-European victims . It's an attempt to cover up non-European perpetrators and their victims. An Attempt to make the Europeans responsible and accountable for faling modern UN nations. Many not able ore willing to provide human rights or basic needs for many. The source of many refugees

We can call this: Africa for the Africans politics . Ultra nationalistic , racists sometimes marxistic or Jihadistic violent politic movements . Using violence for power over the different regions sometimes using methods of genocide . It explains better the ongoing violence after in dependency in Africa between the warlords who are ruling . The UN perspective Durban Pact 2001 UN : the European perpetrators and the non-European victims or the whites are to blame . UN politics =international socialism. An attempt to cover up African perpetrators and their victims nowadays and in history ??? The modern UN nations not able or willing to provide human rights or basic needs to many ?? The cause of so many refugees but still part of the General Assembly UN . Remember national socialism ; the Jews were to blame and the consequences. dank voor jouw reportages .

I can’t find it btw I’m in canada

@@burinvoyager8964 please use vpn to change your location and then you can find it. You can try “Star Vpn “ it is fairly good and free.

Does it suck like most shows on Netflix?

Which country’s Netflix is it on

@@climberly it’s fairly good

Did you say, chocolate?

CHOCOLAAAAAAAATE!!!!!!

That's actually one of my favourite episodes. Patrick saying 'I love you' is the second funniest moment in all of Spongebob

*Portugal committed the Wiriyamu, Mozambique Genocide in modern times (1972) right under the United Nations noses and NOTHING was done! Why is that??*

How...are you talking about now because it’s really not that bad

Treu ,live conditions in the 19 hunderds were in Europe also very bad . After WW1 and WW2 it toke two decades to recover. The reason why many European migrated , nothing to lose.

They just put the fishhook, Africans and Westerns open their whole mouth.

It's a new way of Europeans shifting the blame from themselves to others(china in this case, the Soviet union previously and any industrialised powerhouse in the future, maybe india?). They love to exaggerate and compare it to their misdeeds in the past *and* present. "See! I told you" . Or when confronted with their crimes *"bUt WhAt AbOuT cHiNa?"*

@@appleslover if you think China is any bette then you're wilfully ignorant

@@appleslover The soviet union was European....

@@FatAlan_ yes it IS! speaking from first hand experience, and please don't think that you were any *GOOD*

Not surprising if people think about these things like ussr dissolved only in 1991

@@ShubhamMishrabro exactly!!

Interesting that the mass migration towards north Europe started also in the 70's with all consequences for the "native European ".

China comes in and takes the things they pay for. Its happened enough times for alot of countries to know this and stand clear. Folks act like most Africans who are in government and bussiness dont have access to the same of not more accurate information than a random guy on youtube. They can figure it out themselves.

No need to look far, China leverages those debts for territory, military, and infrastructure assets. That's why they have aquired so many ports.

You just forgot to say that Gabon was first a Portuguese colony, then French.

It's amazing how often whites blame Africans for the problems that white imperialism caused. It's great to have a video like this that explains why that isn't the case

@@mojotheaverage while whites caused a lot of Africa's problems we Africans have also played major parts in them. Thankfully, things are improving throughout the continent.

@@mojotheaverage It hurts my brain reading comments that defend the European countries. Like, how the hell do you expect people to suddenly govern theirselves as an Independent country when you spent decades killing, imprisoning, and exiling those who dared to?

@@Alaois pay back the money that was stolen through taxes, unfair wages shit like that

@John Williamson Lmfaoo white Americans aren’t native to this land dummy

I think the similar answer is Europe was more developed. The colonization of Africa also took place during the first golden age of global capitalism. We're there were massive increases in trade and lowering tariff barriers. Nations wanted new markets and cheap raw materials. Also when one nation began to colonization Africa there was increasingly presence on other European nations to colonization. Through colonization European nation were about to extract more (value world system theory)

I think it is mainly due to industrialized and a greater need for markets and raw materials. And a large opportunity cost if nations did not grab more territory

I think until later there was little incentive to colonization Africa until much later. Due to the first golden age of global capitalism

No it's not. It's a narrow minded shock documentary focusing on mainly the Zanzibar Revolution and pitched by antiblack far right types.

@Am I Disabled? Raw footage of decolonization, plus the fact that the filming team was at the site of many atrocities as they were happening. It's not right wing at all, just old fashioned

Lol @ recommending shock media as education.

Genocides still goes on in Central Africa ,done by Africans . The Belgian colonists were part of the development of the region. The Belgian King was a madman who used the greed of people to motivated them to cut of the hands of their own people or other "tribes" . They lived for ages in structural warfare. His soldiers were many paid African hirelings .. Makes the narrative even worse. The African kings/ warlords ruled feudal , structural warfare and slavery, rituel killings their trade. Perhaps this explains the ongoing atrocities in Central Afrika , not much is changed .

It’s very different for Vietnamese , Hmong , and Cambodian. They rebuilt very quickly.

That is a mistake I didn't spot :o

Nice name

saddam hussein

As it should✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼

Freedom for the Saharaui people!

It's only an explanation of how European greed, pillaging and racism brutalized and set back several well-to-do nations the affects its citizens today. How interesting could that possibly be? lol