How Morocco Secretly Controls China, India, The United States, And the World

This is a farm in China,
This is a Mcdonalds in New York,
This is an apartment complex in Mumbai,
And this is a skyscraper in London.
What do all these have in common? Well as it turns out. All of these places' successes or failures…
Economic booms or collapses…
And even population growth or famines...
Might soon be decided by the nation of Morocco.
And probably not for the reasons that you might think. In fact, this future economic trajectory was likely decided by a tiny little creature a couple centuries ago.
This a bat. In the modern world, we view bats as things that both control insect population, as well as creatures that spread rare diseases.
But a few hundred years ago, bats were discovered to do something else. Something miraculous that would shape our world forever without most people realizing it.
In 1802, the european explorer, alexander von Humboldt, was travelling through the Peruvian lands, when he discovered something strange.
The peruvian lands did not seem like they were suitable for large scale agriculture, yet the peruvian fields were filled with lush, and healthy looking crops.
And he soon discovered, that the peruvian people had been collecting a substance called guano...which is the excretion of bats and some seabirds...and spreading it along their crops for the previous several thousand years.
So, alexander von humboldt ended up bringing this knowledge of guano significantly increasing food production, back to europe, where it would soon become of key interest to the western world.
Soon after the discovery of guano, food production boomed in the united states and europe. And all of a sudden, these western nations went from having a small but significant shortage of food, to having a massive surplus of food, which was more than enough to feed all of its citizens and then some.
In fact, guano’s impact on boosting food production became so important, that several wars were fought over guano, such as the chincha islands war of 1864 and the war of the pacific in 1879.
The united states became so enamored with guano, that it passed the guano islands act, which allowed any american citizen, to claim and annex any island that had any substantial amount of guano on it. And in fact they did lay claim to about 70 of these islands, most of which were in the pacific ocean.
You see, guano became so important to the economic, population, and industrial growth of the western world, that is became one of the most vital resources in the world.
However in 1913, fritz haber would soon discover a way to synthesize an artificial version of guano, that we today call, fertilizer.
And it was this one single event, the discovery of fertilizer, that wold go on to be known as the detonator for the population explosion of the world.
Soon, starvation in nations that used fertilizer became rare. The worlds population grew from 1.6 billion to 7.7 billion over the next 100 years. Food production and yields immediately doubled in many areas. Because of fertilizer. Nations with typically unsuitable locations to grow food like northern european countries like norway, all of a sudden were able to sustainably grow crops in more areas. And soon, every single countries economic and population growth was indirectly caused by the food surplus created from fertilizer.
In fact, it is estimated that roughly 50% of all the nitrogen in your body is directly from fertilizer that farms use to grow food.
Now, that brings us to today.
You see, all of this seems great so far. Fertilizer has allowed many countries to grow and in some cases become superpowers of the world, where nearly all of their citizens are well fed and have very little food insecurity. But in 2010, a few scientists began noticing something a little worrying.
Fertilizer, the compound that is responsible for a ton of the growth that humanity has seen over the last 2 centuries, might actually be running out.
Thats because the fertilizer that the world has used to grow, needs 3 elements. A Nitrogen based compound, a phosphate, and a potassium based compound. And 2 of which, humans cannot create from scratch. Those are phosphate and potassium, or potash.
Potash, is a non-renewable resource that is largely controlled by 4 countries. Canada is by far the world largest producer of potash,with over one third of the worlds potash coming from canada. Russia, Belarus
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[@ChessMatchups]

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[@manishsharma2178]

Hey Jack I have seen that you use India's flawed map, do use right map in your video

[@michaels4255]

You are misreporting at least part of this story. Eminent geologist M. King Hubbert forecast peak conventional UNITED STATES oil (not global oil) circa 1970, and his forecast was accurate. He said forecasting the date of a global peak in conventional oil was harder because the data were not as good, but he estimated it as the year 2000. And indeed, world conventional oil production has been stuck on a rough plateau since about 2005. Unconventional oil has provided virtually all growth in oil supply since then, and nearly all of that increase in unconventional oil has been from fracking, but frackable deposits tend to peak relatively quickly. A moderate estimate puts the US fracking peak at 2025, although some petroleum geologists think it will be a bit earlier. Russia and one other country have deposits that can be fracked, but in other countries with shale rock oil the geology has difficulties that make fracking impractical. And when those conventional oil wells cannot no longer keep their production on a plateau, it is questionable whether fracking can make up the difference, and certainly cannot make it up for very long. Shale rock deposits deplete very quickly. Most conventional oil comes from a small number of giant "elephant" fields, most of them very old. The peakers got the oil story right, so we should take no comfort from extrapolating that example to phosphate rock.

[@VerifyTheTruth]

Ashes?

[@VerifyTheTruth]

Mushrooms?

[@ibraced1243]

As a Moroccan this is great news, we'll become the next Afghanistan.

[@user-ds6sp1hl7i]

Layhfd

[@haroldvonhelms1380]

Yes invaded and destroyed sad move now

[@davidesparza3637]

Prepare to be liberated!

[@connorhall785]

Iraq is a better metaphor, Afghanistan has very few resources beside minerals

[@ivanbaraba1509]

Positive thoughts, maybe use this chance and get prosperous like United Emirates and so on. 🤞

[@untamedVagabond]

As an Indian who has visited Morocco, I should say Morocco felt just home- beautiful people, kind, helpful, good words, awesome food, great locations, good behaviour.. not racist at all... Many folds better than europe.

[@madlan2282]

In Morocco and Iraq. I think the punishment of being Racist is Death.

[@untamedVagabond]

@@madlan2282 not sure of the details of law. But Moroccans were such sweethearts.. very welcoming.

[@Zachbel]

i would love to meet an indian actually you are welcome anytime in here 🇮🇳🇲🇦❤

[@SALVATOR69]

You are welcome Feel free like in home

[@idkdik]

not racist part unrealistic,visit some more popular places the racism is crazy

[@robertstringfellow8912]

My wife and I retired to Marrakech Morocco a few years ago. She was a US Navy military brat born in Kenitra. After vacationing here a couple of times, we decided this was the place for us. The people are what make a country and Moroccans are the best. We feel welcome where ever we travel in this wonderful country.

[@drissbelayach2862]

lot of feeling of nostalgy. I was born in Kenitra too and i remember the time when the US military base was active. unbelievanle years. so marvelous .

[@IntellectOnly]

Wonderful. I'm from fes but spent most of my life in kenitra and Washington dc. Now thinking about moving back.

[@naimachafra5072]

After the Kénitra's military base left the Area the Us Military Headquarter is planning to settle in a huge military Base close to Tanger the North of Morocco Welcome

[@amalsaaida821]

I'm a Moroccan American, who was born and raised in kenitra, but I been living in washing DC for the last 18 years. I love both countries, but the vibes in Morocco are not comparable ❤

[@yahya._.74]

I'm really happy to hear these nice things about my country

[@michaelulbricht9438]

Morroco's one of the most interesting countries I've ever been to. The geography alone is unique. Within 5 hours you can go from the Sahara desert and end up in a ski resort. It's an Islamic nation, but not a radical or extremist one. Also, "Morocco formally recognized the United States by signing a treaty of peace and friendship in 1786, a document that remains the longest unbroken relationship in U.S. history." Morocco's climate is very temperate, and part of the Country is on the Atlantic Ocean, and they're on the Mediterranean, too; just eight miles from Spain, and they have many wonderful beaches. Friendly people, good cuisine, and all types of interesting architecture. Yes, there's a lot of beautiful tile work. Many big budget movies are shot there as well. If you're looking for an interesting place to travel, then I would strongly recommend Morroco.

[@davidcoffman9326]

Good we can send them all of our liberals

[@alikechiche9947]

Tunisia and Egypt are better.

[@michaelulbricht9438]

I was in Egypt in 2008, and I told a person that I was traveling with that within a year or two there would be a revolution. Obviously, Egypt has an incredible history and priceless artifacts, however, it was nowhere near as interesting or pleasant as Morocco was in my opinion. Hopefully, Egypt can get its "act together" and become a Country of prominence again. Never really spent much time in Tunisia. Take care!

[@olivermerth5179]

@@alikechiche9947 Egypt and Morocco are beautiful and unique in their own ways + they have a huge history abd herritage , but seriously Tunisia who ?!

[@tarikkhalfaoui2102]

@@josephrobi6806 BTW, the Charlie Hebdo terrorists are French by nationality, born and raised in France. Only a jealous algerian would say something like this, expectable, being of that shit hole that no one cares about or wants to visit called "algeria"

[@TheSchiffReport]

$147 a ton of phosphates is a shame , Morocco should be charging at least a $10K a ton.....If Morocco does what China did and stopped exporting its phosphate rocks for just one month , I am sure those prices will go to $10K and above

[@insectbite1714]

No. Africa would be a pest country if they asked us for money.

[@YasserMaghribi]

We don't want the US Marines to come to bring us democracy lol

[@LambdaTF2]

You have to remember increasing the price of phosphorous would have a knock-on effect causing all food to be more expensive thus why Morocco secretly 'controls' the world.

[@TheSchiffReport]

@@LambdaTF2 I agree

[@die4race]

In Morocco , we eat Radical terrorists for breakfest , all the terrorist organisations stand no chance against the Moroccan secret service

[@jabbakohlschreiber5612]

I've visited the whole north african region and i can truly recommend Morocco it the best by far ... beautiful country lovely people i'm planning to revisit next year

[@bellgates2997]

you welcome bro I'm from marrakech

[@jabbakohlschreiber5612]

​@@kitkat47chrysalis95i doubt that ... there no weapon allowed in morocco for civillians ... its not the usa when you can go ahead and buy a gun from a gun store no such things in morocco ... the crime rate is so low

[@jabbakohlschreiber5612]

​@@kitkat47chrysalis95i doubt that ... there no weapon allowed in morocco for civillians ... its not the usa when you can go ahead and buy a gun from a gun store no such things in morocco ... the crime rate is so low

[@jabbakohlschreiber5612]

@@kitkat47chrysalis95 there is no war in morocco what the hell are you talking about i've been to sahara north and south it so peaceful and beautiful ... you must be delisiounal or you hate morocco or something

[@slaveofgod.6033]

@@kitkat47chrysalis95 why u lying?😅🤡

[@csx3180]

A "conflict zone" where there's no conflict, the sahara is as safe as any of Morocco's provinces

[@fhirvhdyg5gjyefhitzaphgbiu748]

Exactly, there is an open mc donalds and other food chains there, which can not be found in a conflict zone.

[@yassineafquir9411]

@@fhirvhdyg5gjyefhitzaphgbiu748 cannot be find in algeria as well lol no macdonald

[@xdfit5413]

It’s a silent conflict save for the moment doesn’t mean there’s no conflict The Sahara isn’t a Moroccan land and Morocco should stop the thirst to take other people lands and wealth

[@10T1CT]

The Moroccan Sahara is as Moroccan as it can get

[@youssefraji2301]

​@@xdfit5413occidental Sahara is a Moroccan land and it's not the harkis who decide that. It's time to get back our oriental Sahara, it's just a matter of time little harki kouloughli

[@snedler]

My neighbor is from Morocco.. She and her husband is so damn kind to me.. They invite me to dinner sometime, 3 month ago i got home from hospital and they helped me again again with taking out trash for me and so on.. When Morocco was doing great last year in football, and Morocco really did well.. I love my neighbor and got more insight into Morocco... Moroccans are awsome and very kind ppl.. They deserve the respect they are getting now Peace💖✌️

[@user-mu7su7om3x]

we don't Call it Football, it's Soccer dude bla mat3i9 3lina 3ay9in bik mghribi 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@benino1]

Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦 🙌

[@Maroccin0]

You Welcome To Morocco

[@snedler]

@@Maroccin0 Thank you my friend I would love to see Morocco some day.. Hopefully soon

[@snedler]

@@user-mu7su7om3x my bad, im used to the word football, that's why

[@Top_Travel_Spots_informations]

As a Moroccan I hope peace for all countries in this world ,Welcome to Morocco.

[@Kathakathan11]

India thanks for talented Nora Fatehi. She is amazing human

[@h.jl_91]

i also hope akhy

[@h.jl_91]

@AmazingAmazigh 🇵🇸❤🇲🇦

[@h.jl_91]

@AmazingAmazigh u algerian right ? From kabylia

[@inlovewithwho]

Yeah I am also morrocan and wish the same

[@Nightlight16]

Dear Americans, Please we don't want any freedom or democracy we are good

[@robertalaverdov8147]

US military: You're being liberated, do not resist!

[@jonathanmcniel6483]

Don't worry we don't care about you.

[@immortal_shrooms6757]

I don't think they have the authority

[@non1263]

Do you think the majority of us support (or care) about the invasion of other countries for bullshit reasons? Initially we did because of 9/11, but given the continual reconfirmation of the Patriot Act, we as citizens have virtually no say in our security or war. That is assuming we even cared in the first place, since half of us are more concerned with giving the government more power for more security and the other half is trying to maintain our dwindling freedoms that America was founded on.

[@jamesharry401]

As a Moroccan, I can assure you Moroccans love ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. So no matter what you say - whoever you are, let me tell you this: GOD BLESS Morocco and America and the free world ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aaronvu6292]

As a surfer, and living in California with many breaks. Morroco is one of the best surfing locations that I fortunately visited: Good waves, and good people, and cheap. But, cheap will not last long.

[@karimsanchez3213]

Morocco is getting expensive but so is the whole world , covid inflation and a ridiculous cost of living hitting major cities worldwide

[@Maroccin0]

You Welcome To Morocco ( Dakhala .. )

[@Awidakal]

I Love Morocco 💚❤️ because Morocco first bring ISLAM in Tawi-tawi island here in MINDANAO Island of Philippines before thats why now we are MUSLIM ❤️💚 im from Marawi City from Maranao Tribe and also we consider ourselves a MORO people of Bangsamoro Autonomous Region Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) here in MINDANAO Island of Philippines 🇵🇭

[@Hakim-Tahri]

w

[@alllivesmatter3561]

Why would bringing that evil pedo cult be something to be proud of?

[@Afrikkid]

@@alllivesmatter3561 how are we a pedo cult? Our religion has rules AGAINST pedophilia

[@ExploringtheUnseenn]

Can provide me please with more information

[@Awidakal]

@@ExploringtheUnseenn There's more Muslim tribe here in Philippines which is Maranao , Iranon , Maguindanaon , Tausug , Sama , Yakan and Bajao

[@phantom-xb6wv]

America decides Morocco needs democracy, again.

[@hambateshome5594]

Kkkkk u r right hommie. They send troops

[@rubensahak9178]

Very poignant remark

[@sarah.sonninem]

If you knew anything you would have known that Morocco owns the usa... The info is RIGHT HERE on youtube...

[@joshmcgregor4839]

@@sarah.sonninem Morocco owns the USA? Is that why for years USA propped up a bitter rival Israel throughout a lot of the 20th century and why Morocco now even recognise Israel and normalised relations? USA have the world's largest military and Morocco's army in comparison is miniscule

[@sarah.sonninem]

@@joshmcgregor4839 on paper the us is owned by Morocco. I literally told you to look it up right here on youtube.. The info is there, i dont have to be in a back and forth. Just look

[@johnsonbrown9639]

Morocco is a beautiful country with people.God bless Morocco

[@agressive8050]

God bless u too brother

[@YankeAlpha-69]

@@opterimuor1165 so does the United States,and every country,people always get murdered everywhere everyday my guy

[@saidbenrakoucha5524]

Johnson browen Thanks And welcome in my country

[@Man_from_UNCLE]

Have you actually been there? Have you by any chance lived and worked there? Or have you merely been trekking, surfing or being the tourist in Marrakesh? If you have experienced the 'real' Morocco, you would not make such over-blown comments

[@TheLordcruiser]

@@Man_from_UNCLE born & raised in Casablanca for 34 years, and I freaking love it, before you say such a nonsense , take a tour of the country, see how successful it becomes, then you can express yourself freely and at your ease 😊🙏

[@thanhcarmen4623]

Besides Phosphate reserves, I am.only interested in their rich culture heritage. Love Morocco from Vietnam. 😘

[@altruisticRadar]

Love u from morocco 🇲🇦 🇻🇳

[@abdsamadzenarti8928]

Welcome to morocco 🇲🇦 🙌

[@ninnannin]

The food also ❤

[@nassim8062]

Lot of Moroccan in Vietnam 🇲🇦❤️ 🇻🇳

[@xhemmoor5616]

@AbhijeetKunduit was more about controlling gold roads (From Timbuktu, Mali south to Russia north almoravid and almohad dinars, have been used as exchange coins and found to archaeological sites) for a thousand years with Islamic basic state rules (idrissid period) and few by few Islamization have been enforced by trade and conquests. The country is divided diagonally by the Atlas mountains, it’s not even imaginable to think about the history of Morocco with all his historical and imperial cities, Atlantic and Mediterranean cities. It’s one of the countries that influenced the most Europe by his own geography, commercial and gold roads controlling, oasis, mountains villages, ocean borders and ancient cities etc. The Andalusian opulence didn’t come from Spain 😂 but well by caravans 🐪🤑 and Morocco ever has his own money, collected meticulously and masterfully. An architectural masterpiece and raffined cuisine testifying to this day of all this greatness

[@AbdoAbdo-mp1zm]

This is a country in Africa that has the best human resources and they can utilize it very .Every thing in Morocco is perfect like France, European countries ,United States and China. I love Morocco more than my country Nigeria. Dede Ezeoke watching from Casablanca.

[@iranlowoadesoji9810]

How can you help me with accomodations in Morocco am Nigerian from Ondo State and am in Mauritania I want to come over to Morocco.

[@halimazzoug6747]

Welcome , a lot of prostitutes will be waiting at the aeroport umpatiently 🇲🇦👙😂😂😂😂😂

[@rizla711]

Imagine the hidden minerals and stuff in rest of Africa including your abode Nigeria

[@halimazzoug6747]

@rizla711 I am not Nigerian bro , guess

[@rizla711]

@@halimazzoug6747 Egyptian or Afghan maybe....

[@aallam2026]

Moroccans deserves the best Much Love from Egypt 🇲🇦❤❤❤🇪🇬

[@Darl-ur3uq]

👑🇪🇬❤🇲🇦👑

[@ayoub3919]

I’m from Morocco 🇲🇦 I read many comments, I just wanna thank the content creator for this video and all people who visited or planning to visit Morocco. Literally the fact that we have different weathers in same country is absolutely amazing, it makes people fall in love with our country which I love to see😊

[@AymaneXOfficial]

We have snow desert at the same time

[@edwardspencer9397]

Nora Fatehi is literally a superstar in India. She is a Moroccan but migrated to Canada. Her Instagram followers alone are more than the entire population of Morocco

[@jetgarcia8819]

Agree! Been there and would love to come back soon. 👍

[@iecsao]

@@edwardspencer9397good for u

[@pcproffy]

Will you promise to be my friend and unofficial tour guide for only 100 dirhams, and offer great deals on things to buy?

[@ontstoppingsdienstors]

I've been to Morocco few times is a beautiful country, nice people who are very helpful and generous

[@smartglynn5066]

Great for Morocco as a nation. This just goes to shows, how the continent of Africa is fortunate holds the key for the rest of the world survival.

[@arturowagner4728]

I'm a farmer in Mexico. Phosphate fertilizer has never been as expensive as it is now....

[@gshrdy5415]

If you grow different crops that doesn't need phosphate then there is no issue.

[@suryatejas3013]

@@gshrdy5415 The other question is, Who will buy the newly produced crop? Are we ready to change our diets?

[@thegeneralist7527]

@@gshrdy5415 Phosphate atoms are part of all nucleic acids and energy molecules (ATP) used by all life forms. All life is equally dependent on phosphate, just like it depends on Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen and all other elements which are used in biochemistry.

[@quantjonna293]

I guess small countries with small populations should go back to collecting guano.

[@cyganskadywizjapiechoty]

@@quantjonna293 not Mexico then

[@fou9selk280]

As a Moroccan i smell unsolicited freedom coming to my country because of this Edit : wow 400+ likes thanks guys i was just joking 🤣. Real talk : The US and Morocco have a great relationship. Morocco was the 1st county to recognize the US as a new country, and the US was the 1st western country to recognize Morocco's sovereignty over Moroccan Sahara. Morocco is also the only country in the African continent to have a free trade agreement (MAFTA) with the US. 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇲🇦

[@drmodestoesq]

You can decide to be Australia or Canada...or Afghanistan under the Taliban. It's your call.

[@shepard403]

@Timur Sayfullah Taliban: looks to the other way.

[@drmodestoesq]

@Timur Sayfullah So being a country that allows Al Qaida to be used as a base to murder thousands of civilians is okay. And there's the 90 percent of the World's opium production.

[@hollister2320]

@@drmodestoesq that’s what they don’t realize, so many African/South American countries had the chance to become the next Japan/Canada/South Korea, but they almost always go the opposite way due to rampant corruption and terrible leadership💀 Those 3 first-world countries I just listed have one thing in common: Western cooperation, almost always ones that side with communist countries or dictatorships fail, even with rich and rich exports smh

[@hollister2320]

@Timur Sayfullah Idk about you, but I’d want to worry what show to binge-watch or what shirt to wear rather than when my next meal will be or which warlord will come through town :// but I digress…

[@karimelgouchi130]

I am a Moroccan and I am proud that my father my grandfather and my uncles worked all together in OCP ( the company that extracts and manage phosphate exportations). I am so glad that my family helped in such a great endeavor to feed the planet. ps : you are all welcomed in Morocco, please pay us a visit.

[@HassanAli-ll7ob]

Thank I will visit Morocco Insha Allah.

[@SJacademy964]

same ! my grandfather and my dad works there that's why when i will finish my studies i will help them in OCP . Our beautiful country is such a blessing .

[@kaina1974]

My uncle also worked in OCP and he is retired now nice guy for a human job sending the real man a fertilizer for the females plants Phosphate to provide food for everyone on earth 🌍

[@ImeneTalk]

s7ab bak sa7bii f had comments hahahahahaha @@SJacademy964

[@izanabdullah4001]

just back from Morocco. As a muslim, I enjoyed the history of each cities. Envy countries with many cities can make visits without leaving the country. Like China itself which offers mega cities and super natural sceneries which take almost a lifetime to explore. With the great super rails and roads..wow

[@papajoe922]

Morocco is a breathtaking country, I have been there many times and we can't get enough. Very safe, cultural and modern at the same time. I think Morocco deserves to be and will be a superpower in the coming decade.

[@inlovewithwho]

Aww, thanks.

[@majesticcelest51]

No it won't, let's be realistic instead of being delusional

[@papajoe922]

@@majesticcelest51 algerians..

[@solmeshulam1747]

Saudi Arabia didn’t become a superpower cause of oil… but Morocco can become ultra RICH and tell the top powers of the world when to jump and how high as the Saudi’s do with America

[@salamlesfrr5063]

well i'm moroccan and i think maybe not a superpower, we lack land and vegetation, if we get those then maybe

[@Sourav74749]

I'm a Seafarer and I've been so many times to Morocco (Jorf Lasfar) to bring fertilizers DAP (di-ammoniam phosphate) from there to several Asian countries. Beautiful country. ❤️

[@laro_yas]

It s near to el jadida city ;) greetings from Khouribga city the place from which phosphate is being extracted from

[@Sourav74749]

@@laro_yas Thanks for the nice piece of information mate! Best wishes 😊

[@amirlatifi4631]

Hi, Sourav Let me know if you are interested to out source Iodine and Acid Amouniyak from Dubai. Have a good one

[@bigp5340]

You (Sourav Pallav) are lame af (corny)

[@paulkwiatkowski1059]

@@cheffamily6165 none of that past history matters now that the presidency has been stolen from Trump the United States no longer exists and any deals with Biden and Harris are trading with the enemy

[@gogetit083]

I always wanted to visit Morocco!

[@ismailaitabdelkarim7164]

Morocco is different from all Arab and Muslim countries It is a country of peace and security, and it is a very stable and secure kingdom, and its people are very kind and hospitable And the Kingdom of Morocco is not exploited Her natural abilities to achieve political gains The Kingdom of Morocco has a strategic vision that is to provide all that is best for the people of Morocco and for the whole world

[@holdmie4ever]

In this case, Morocco better strengthen its military to be able to defend its natural resources from the predator countries. Nowadays, if one country is rich and doesn't have a strong military backing, it is in total jeopardy to powerful countries.

[@codeai8305]

in the last 14 centuries all those who tried to get involved in Morocco. they took a big hit. it is the one of the oldest kingdoms in the world that is still standing till now. wont be that easy like what happened in the middle east. and if you want to know a little bit about this you can ask Spain and Portugal who tried to get involved. and ended up losing their whole land for centuries. Moroccans are very peaceful and its a place where all religions lived in peace. but when they find out something about to happen they turn into complete Savages to protect their land

[@Y_mhfd]

Nah if Morocco is down the world is too

[@sayonibhaduri6367]

@@codeai8305 k

[@PABLO-ec8cj]

Lol it has American f35 and f16

[@lioalexandro9514]

Been living in North morocco for 15 years.. upgraded military constantly. All the gear

[@deepblue3682]

Thankyou morocco for keeping the price affordable for even poor countries , even though you have monopoly in the trade

[@realhades9178]

Morocco is well known for being a peaceful country, our only goals is to advance and become a power in the region, so we can keep the peace.

[@user-kp7ws2zx7i]

Warning from Holy Bible to Humans:- The time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand, please repent from all your sins before Lord Jesus Christ, thou shalt be saved and thy family members from eternal Hell to eternal Heaven Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@andersen9044]

Not a choice my friend , the price is forcebly lowered

[@swift3195]

@@andersen9044 how come

[@jayslungsbloodclot2733]

@@andersen9044 yes, dare we increase it, civil war will break out. Backedup up by secret services from the west

[@scivnce4273]

I honestly believe that if Morocco was not the first country to ever recognise and protect the USA they would have been invaded by now. This “friendship” bond proves to be necessary when you look at other rich countries that were doing very well. The moroccans played it very very smart. If you cant beat them join them

[@analyzeit4682]

Moroccos time is coming. USA doesn’t care about bonds, don’t forget USA was the one who supported the Taliban then went against them. They will destroy Morocco and Algeria they’ve already destabilized the region with Libya

[@scivnce4273]

@@analyzeit4682 they cant do anything to morocco because of its geographical location. Spain and france get energy and gas from Morocco. Israel also stands behind morocco so its not possible. Taliban is a very different story

[@naimhari7477]

Morocco will become a super power one day incha Allah .☝️🤲❤️💚❤️

[@shaymla8288]

So sweet to see all these positive comments on Morocco. I laughed when I saw the title of the video, and clicked on it for fun, but I ended up learning a lot. I remember how they teach us in school that we have the largest reserve of phosphate and the teacher will always comment that it's a useless resource. Most importantly it's Moroccan Sahara and it always was Morocco

[@sifdinnesabry455]

I remember also the cheater said we have alot of phosphate but as its no big countrys who have it . It will not have a big value but the price will go high af if the king played it right and i m sure he'll do cuz his a great economist even if pll dosnt know it

[@itzblueberry_ix8020]

geography teachers teach a lot about phosphate percentage! It makes me proud

[@psych4life]

Lol

[@psych4life]

Coping

[@b3arwithm3]

But the conclusion is totally wrong

[@barrysteakfry2359]

"This is an apartment complex Mumbai" Shows Trident Hotel in Marine Drive.

[@raoulnair5885]

😀

[@tomnjerry20]

A foreigner pretending to know India😂

[@DrahcirC3]

This guy is wrong is so many subjects saying that Wars were fought over Guano such as the pacific War, how does he gets away with missinforming like that.

[@daveblue3733]

Isn't Marine Drive in Mumbai?

[@joyosonMathai]

@@daveblue3733 0:04 He says This is an apartment complex in Mumbai" but Shows Trident Hotel )

[@deborahlaloan5740]

I enjoyed my visit to Morocco way back in early 2017. Stayed in antique hotels built several hundred years ago but cozy. Love the food and tea with mint leaves in it.

[@napalm_69]

So welcome any time

[@Zorrof01]

I know morocco is famous for this lion the atlas lion or barbary lion,so strong and majestically beautiful and who can forget Morocco entered semi finals in fifa world cup 2022 😃 made all Muslims proud

[@returnofthestrangers]

Morocco is a place like no other, changed my life when i first visited in 2018, always miss Morocco, God bless Morocco

[@zacmekki7031]

@Justin Y. Long live Morocco and it will continue to grow more and more

[@Zainsworld-hc5tj]

@Justin Y. Sahara is Moroccan whatever you admitted or not. And the whole world accepts the fact. You need to resolve your internals problems first. Queue for everything water, flours, gas, potatoes.... shame on you ppl that you accept to be ruler by crazy army who steal all ur resources and leave you starving till death. Moroccan and proud 🇲🇦💖

[@ewadrerrie4747]

@Justin Y. Dude thats moroccan territory. If you ask people there what are you they say moroccan

[@alphonsowashington4934]

@@venividiviniicameisawiconq Are you African?

[@ewadrerrie4747]

@Justin Y. nope. Even google maps reconize it as morocco bruh

[@kidkidu2]

Sounds like Morocco has some incoming freedom in the near future.

[@deemushroomguy]

And he can't pronounce "potash" correctly. Makes him repeatedly seem very uneducated. This is too bad, if the info. is good, as it diminishes the credibility of the quality of the content. (I note a lack of references)

[@jacer1143]

Haha maybe but let's not forget that Morocco is already the US' oldest ally, literally the 1st country to have ever recognized the states is Morocco in 1777. A good portion of the phosphorus is already saved for the allies including the US

[@kidkidu2]

Nobody cares about recognition of any sort, or anything else for that matter. When they say ''hey, you are going to sell us your resources for this price'' you'd better do what you are told (as it's leader/s) or else! This allies bs is more like being in a gang. If you leave, well, you get what's coming to ya! And if you don't do what you are told, same story. So being a small country basically means you are fucked, because you get pushed around by whatever interests the big players have. (the way for example that they cut trees in second hand countries - level it all to the ground, it's the same with all resources, oil, phosphorus, water - when it comes to that point.., etc)

[@realhades9178]

@@kidkidu2 tell that to Israël.

[@kidkidu2]

I don't understand what you are implying. Don't they follow all orders?

[@hassanelouardi2410]

Did you know that the state of Morocco will not deal with countries that do not recognize the Moroccan Sahara? 🇲🇦🦁

[@hasnaaaddi8518]

it's a kingdom

[@hassanelouardi2410]

@@hasnaaaddi8518 yes

[@exposedclickbaitaRblx]

Just like algeria won't deal with countries thst recognize Tindouf and Kabylia.

[@hassanelouardi2410]

@@exposedclickbaitaRblx When Algeria has sovereignty in making decisions, then tell me that Algeria will sever relations with countries that recognize the Moroccan Sahara. Algeria does not have sovereignty even over the least things like the national anthem.

[@exposedclickbaitaRblx]

@@hassanelouardi2410 it will in the future. Algerian Capitalists want to revolt. They want a Liberal Algeria not a socialist one. They hate the president and want to revolt. It's gonna happen inshallah. Glory to the capitalists of Algeria.

[@capspartel2885]

As Moroccan proud of what this country achieve today Morocco on rise God bless the wonderful who lead to it success Mohammed six. A leader like no leader in the word and we all Moroccans stand behind him to make our country great his is our emperor. God bless him and bless every Moroccan who is proud of Morocco

[@MrBirkozo]

As a child, I was brought up on a small farm in Europe. All "solid deposits" from the family and farm animals were processed and used as fertilisers. We bought only small quantities of natural and artificial fertilisers. The small farm made enough for the family to live and the animals to eat. Our neighbours did the same. In our vineyard, we used copper sulphate and nicotine sprays only and my grandmother had her "secret garden" from which she produced a variety of insect sprays. Today all rich human waste from millions of people in cities and farms is wasted. I am sure that if someone developed a system, it would help a lot, to return to natures' natural fertilisers, but nobody wants to get involved with that smelly thing, but they are quite happy to produce poisons to destroy the earth.

[@phi2263]

We actually do have some places in the USA that recycle our feces and urine and turn it into nitrogen ! But your right we need more people getting into this nasty job for the worlds sake . Most of our sanitation companies also have a process to turn it into fuel to run the factories processing the waste !

[@reyaroy4236]

Yup. I agree. Atleast food waste must be utilised to make natural fertz.

[@bigcity2085]

So, you're all talking "Soylent Brown", eh ? Whatta movie that would be.Or maybe not.

[@MrToradragon]

@i am sunbody they try to patent outhouse? Why am I bothering with vector calculations! I should patent something common as well, like, I don't know a dung hill?

[@MrToradragon]

One problem with use of human feces or feces in general is it can lead to spread of parasites like tapeworms. As well products of sewage plants contain significant concentrations of heavy metals. What can be done then is to burn them and obtain various oxides of minerals for further processes. It is said that concentration of e.g. phosphorus should be same as in some ores.

[@boukharroubamediane119]

correction: the largest Moroccan phosphate reserve (90%) is in the "phosphate plateau" located in the north of the country. the phosphate reserve in the Moroccan Sahara is less than 12%

[@boukharroubamediane119]

trop tard FF, elle est dejà au sein de sa patri mère 😊

[@boukharroubamediane119]

Le moins qu'on puisse dire c'est que tu as beaucoup d'imagination!! C'est mieux que rien en tout cas😊rdv alors dans 12 mois!!

[@user-kp7ws2zx7i]

Warning from Holy Bible to Humans:- The time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand, please repent from all your sins before Lord Jesus Christ, thou shalt be saved and thy family members from eternal Hell to eternal Heaven Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@elahmarabdessamad1862]

it’s actually even less than that, the sahara holds between 2 and 3% of world reserves, when the rest of morocco holds 66 to 67% of world reserves.

[@anaeljulie7827]

@جزائري Feu Flame Jzr ⴷⵣⴰⵢⵔ keep dreaming go to Algeria it will offer you a shelter

[@edwardbonner5131]

Explains why a lot of countries are already heavily invested in Africa and some military as well. I already know about there huge gold deposits and other minerals but I didn’t know about Phosphorus. Hope Morocco and the whole of Africa get richer and help there children/people.

[@pearls1626]

❤❤❤

[@piko65]

From morocco 🇲🇦 I hope peace and love for all countries in the world thank you all for the kindness comments 🤍🫂 Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦

[@Guy20205]

MashAllah Morocco is a breathtaking country full of history and tasty food. Love from your Muslim brothers and sisters in Yemen 🇾🇪

[@yomamasofatwhenshewalksshe2401]

MashaAllah 🙏

[@buuzy252]

Berbers have no relations with Muslims and Yemen. we are ennemies as you invaded us. We don’t want to cooperate with you as you destroyed our civilisation and our culture. Also Islam is not the word of God

[@aghyrasaitwayagher1196]

@@buuzy252 we are muslims idiot we have conection with all muslims

[@be_ambitious9]

Nobody wants or needs your community's love

[@buuzy252]

@@be_ambitious9 lol something snapped bro?

[@richienobsua6472]

"He who controls the Phosphate controls the world" -God Emperor of Morocco

[@trollpatrol1177]

The rocks must flow. ("The spice must flow", from the book "DUNE")

[@elbadaouiinmorocco6766]

Our only god is allah we never had emperors before only kings

[@jon6309]

@@elbadaouiinmorocco6766 Allah is a genie 🧞‍♂️

[@vandalic8566]

@@jon6309 no,..

[@richienobsua6472]

@@elbadaouiinmorocco6766 I was making a joke related to the Book DUNE by Frank Herbert, you should check it out, I meant no disrespect to your God

[@Tangermed]

Iam from Morocco 🇲🇦 , i love your comment about my country Thank you❤

[@ZLKYass]

The comments teared me up man, I am just proud of my country knowing how difficult the situation is when you are surrounded by a lot of countries hating us for free. But we still struggle to be as good as you can see for those who have already visited Morocco. I love my country so freaking much. Thank you Jack for puting a light to these important subject about Morocco.

[@Lucas-wv6wf]

Not for free…look what Moroccans have done in Belgium after their nation WON the game. Moroccans like to play the victim to use it as an excuse to be violent and start fights

[@TheSteppenwolf77]

could you please explain which neigbouring countries hate you and why?

[@saa5312]

@@TheSteppenwolf77 as a Moroccan i can tell his talking about Algeria becouse of some political problem especially about the Moroccan desert they want to take from us just to have a way to the Atlantic ocean and that will increase their economy..... Sorry i really want to explain but English is not my first language that's why you may find lot's of mistake also you can search easley about that on Google its entertaiming 😅😅😅

[@TheSteppenwolf77]

@@saa5312 thank you for the answer

[@alhamdulillah23x]

@@saa5312 agreed as a moroccan from the sahara! The Moroccan Sahara was and will always be part of Morocco

[@dilanochannel4719]

I enjoyed the snow during winter season in Ifrane, Morocco. The colorful countryside view during autumn... I'm from the Philippines and I love Morocco...

[@SansTLB]

we love Philippines too! 🇲🇦❤🇵🇭

[@TheOlenyash]

I've been to Ifrane 10 years ago and it still has a place in my memory. Beautiful place.

[@animeslayer4166]

im from Ifrane

[@Mirsab]

Yeah I found out that it snows in Morocco as recently as this year I think. Amazing! SubhanAllah.

[@mxxz3900]

Ifrane is beautiful in the summer where people are outside grilling near the waterfalls and beautiful during the winter where you can go skiing

[@mohammedguemmi42]

I knew Morocco had the largest reserve of phosphates in the world but I never thought of it in the long term, of how it will be of great importance to us

[@Amine-xf8gc]

Great importance or not ....

[@RedStylo]

Western Sahara is an integral part of Morocco. It's not colonized

[@blairsterling6141]

Morocco is a fabulous country. Many great golf courses now. Beautiful, high mountains, and lively cities. May Christ bless Morocco. !!! ✝️

[@jaquarius5938]

golf courses 💀

[@o.eax07]

LMAOOO

[@andreagietz5471]

The dark side of the reliance on NPK fertilizer is the slow but sure degradation of the soil, creating vast tracts of desertification. This video, perhaps unwittingly, makes a good case for the return to natural and organic farming.

[@unstoppableExodia]

Isn’t the outcome you describe more a product of soil erosion?

[@MrToradragon]

@@unstoppableExodia No, erosion is just combination of three things, lack of organic matter, large fields and wrong practices. In the past only available source of minerals and nitrogen was either manure or pea crop. Both resulted into large amount of organic matter to be worked into soil. And organic matter like straw and so will take some time to decay and as well will store water, making soil heavier and harder to erode. Imagine it bit like steel we put into concrete. As well bacteria and other life in the soil consumes organic matter. Today there si very little organic matter put back in the soil as most of minerals are supplied by inorganic substances. This results into depletion of organic matter in soil and slow transition from soil to sand or clay, depending on type of soil.

[@titirititiri6360]

@@MrToradragon great info

[@andreagietz5471]

I highly recommend watching and listening to those practising regenerative agriculture. The Biggest Little Farm on Netflix is a great place to start.

[@unstoppableExodia]

@@MrToradragon you’re not wrong about the importance of organic matter being reinvested into soil but as I understand it industrial monoculture farming relies solely on shallow rooted crops that during harvest are pulled from the ground at which time the top soil is at risk of erosion from wind and running off from rain. Without any steps taken to prevent or restore what’s lost to erosion that topsoil of those fields will eventually be lost after many harvests. Of course it’s different with fruits and nuts harvested from trees which can remain in place over many years allowing their roots to keep the top soil fixed in place. By no means am I arguing against the benefits of organic matter in soil, especially when compared with chemical fertilizers.

[@mohammedguemmi42]

I really am thankful for all the positive comments about Morocco, and I'm glad to see that tourists like it here. It really brings a warmth to the heart.

[@7addaribaba]

True the Moroccan government did well with tourism 👍

[@indescribable3865]

Y’all are adorableeeeee

[@epic_guy01]

Bro I thought the comments would be overrun by angry algerians 😂😂

[@shadowgacha9055]

@@epic_guy01 believe me. Me too

[@11SIMPLIFIED]

Love Morocco from india

[@ashuexcel]

Hey Morocco...Thanks for phosphates fertilisers, ibn batututa and of course the beautiful Nora Fatehi ...love from India..🙏🙏🙏

[@moncef9778]

Dont kill Muslims in India

[@Joy3269]

God Bless Morocco. God Bless All My Moroccan Brothers & Sisters. We Pray for Peace, Progress Happiness, Success, Development, Growth & Prosperity of Morocco. God Bless Morocco. Thank You.

[@missmokkori5558]

God Bless you too ❤️

[@umbrellacorporation5723]

Why to buy phosphate or trade with morroco just invade morroco and loot their wealth - USA

[@umbrellacorporation5723]

@@missmokkori5558 democracy is arriving in Morocco through uncle Sam Prepare to be liberated..

[@jalalnoufal1]

@@umbrellacorporation5723 i think they tried that in Afghanistan and Iraq but didn t work

[@umbrellacorporation5723]

@@jalalnoufal1 democracy is not like a Coca-Cola that u can fit it into any bottle and everyone anywhere in world will get the same taste. Some countries, culture, peoples, geography aren't made for democracy, they're made to have dictator rule monarchy

[@videogames1926]

Just a note for the people commenting " USA decides Morocco need democracy" The relations between the US 🇺🇲 and Morocco 🇲🇦 are very strong. Morocco was in fact the first nation to recognize USA's independence, and the Moroccan-American friendship treaty is the oldest and one of the only few that were never broken in the US history So yeah, things are good :)

[@agschwend]

Lol, you think that anybody cares about this friendship when you can't produce food? The US would invade you in the blink of an eye if there was no other way to get what they want.

[@Alg007]

There are no friends in international relations, only interests. You need to learn a bit more

[@Raytracer111]

But Morocco needs democracy.

[@sobri_]

@@Raytracer111 in what way

[@videogames1926]

@@Alg007 whoa! Thanks for the info, like I've never learned about politics! the US is not really a strong ally to Egypt, yet it defended it from getting invaded by the Brits and the French after the Egyptian government nationalized the Suez canal! And payed the Egyptians more to get a special treatment for their ships! The US won't attack you if you have good relations with them, and if you're not anti-US! They didn't steal the Gulf countries' like they stole Iraq's oil!

[@victorazofeifa7893]

With inflation at its highest level in four decades, recession is now "the most likely outcome for the economy". People wonder how to grow their portfolios to beat inflation and maintain a successful long-term strategy. I looked for investors who were making around $250,000 in this troubled market. This is one more reason why you should save and invest to secure your income and ensure your success.

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[@j3ffn4v4rr0]

Do NOT use Eric Barrios as your financial advisor. He hires spambot armies to plaster KZbin with fake testimonials.

[@nh5763]

Thank you for video ❤🇲🇦

[@hir6954]

I love how Moroccan people are welcoming, delicious food and different touristic places,weather…. just amazing !! I can’t wait to visit it . Your friend from Morocco

[@khadijaabba1773]

Welcome to Morocco

[@hir6954]

@@khadijaabba1773 thank you

[@lavinbroydubois3824]

Je suis pas là ou pas je vais aller voir les autres mais aussi des autres je sais pas 🤷‍♂️ que je veux pas encore voir un ☝️ avec toi et tu me fais pas tomographie mais je sais 😏 que tu es un tooz c’est

[@dangor751]

Beautiful country, but full of scammers is well (

[@hemdvonlidl2613]

lol, here in germoney morrocan people are more a kind of spitting shepherds

[@shirohigenewgete1619]

As a Moroccan it is fortunate that we have good diplomatic relations with these three countries (India, China, USA) especially USA, because we are the first to recognize its independence from the British crown ,otherwise, we would be the next Afghanistan

[@shirohigenewgete1619]

@@rocksd.xebec952 You really made me laugh 😂thank you There is no foreign company working in phosphates in Morocco the only company licensed to operate, explore and produce in this field in Morocco is a state-owned company called *OCP* (Chérifien Phosphates Office _ المكتب الوطني الشريف للفوسفات ) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OCP_Group This company is not even allowed to be listed on the stock exchange so that its shares do not become public Thus, foreign companies are not given the possibility to purchase part of their shares in order to always remain a 100% Moroccan company

[@jon6309]

What about Western Sahara 🇪🇭 or Ceuta and Melilla? Does Morocco need These territories?

[@rohankishibe8259]

Ties because of fear of getting "liberated" and ties because you want someone to recognise your authority on sahrawi people are not strong ties. Morrocco, Algeria and Tunisia and the rest should unite damn it, you know when the opportunity provides itself, some will claim you have weapons of mass destruction and invade you.

[@jon6309]

@@rohankishibe8259 what about Ceuta and Melilla?

[@jamesharry401]

@@jon6309 Keep hallucinating Mr Algeria hahahah. Just make sure you take your meds on time please🙏🏻.

[@kapulono]

Morocco is not even in the news much at all… After watching this , I can only expect Morocco will be in the news for some sort of abuses and inhumane treatment of citizens that will require “regime change” to bring peace and democracy to those suffering such a humanitarian disaster… I hate it too, but this has been the American way of maintaining global power. The idea that this is somehow good or gives leverage to Morocco is kinda wishful thinking. Any and every country with resources, minerals, anything that can be exploited for profit unfortunately falls victim to “humanitarian aid and installing democracy” via WAR.

[@alesandrolaganini5075]

All of us here after Morocco 🇲🇦 victory against Portugal 🇵🇹

[@Alex_Plante]

"Reserves" typically mean economically exploitable reserves. If the price were to be multiplied by 10 and stay there, I'm sure that many low-grade deposits all over the world will become economically feasible to exploit.

[@herrkulor3771]

Such as poop and pee

[@cageybee7221]

@@herrkulor3771 for over 100 years gunpowder was literally made from piss, and food is still grown with shit to this day.

[@gabrielferrer3205]

@@herrkulor3771 let us collect fertilizer from the 7B human humanure and humanurine

[@lmd2454]

The idea that we will lose the ability to produce mass quantities of food without synthetic fertilizers is asinine. Compost is far better and more complete than any synthetic fertilizer and can be made in infinitely scalable quantities without ever running out. You can compost any organic materials on earth and turn it into healthy soil food, that has enzymes, microorganisms , and micronutrients, as well as the three main macronutrients nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. All of which are extremely important to soil health and therefore plant health.

[@nyakwarObat]

These jokers want to tell us that the earth which has produced food from the beginning of existence without them and their fertiliser can't cope without their injection that's actually very recent and completely ignoring the natural science of soil health that's available and expect us to swing with their short cutting shit that brought this problems in the first place. The only shortage I see here is braincells

[@angelmoreno2541]

Bullshit, If you cant grow organic matter how are you going to compost it.

[@nyakwarObat]

@@angelmoreno2541 clearly this is beyond your level of education. You are not ready yet if you have to ask that ridiculous question and I suggest you go back and do your homework before you yap and embarrass yourself anymore

[@hasancasperlabuschagne7579]

Nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus are micronutrients, not macronutrients

[@angelmoreno2541]

@@nyakwarObat you are right I will go to school again, thanks for the tip! You can chill on the nile

[@kingofenglandthethir]

Morocco Sahara is not a conflict zone nor is it occupied any more than Yorkshire is occupied by England. It is the southern part of Morocco as Yorkshire is a northern county of England.

[@rock3tcatU233]

And yet we as the regular Moroccan people, aren't seeing any benefit from this massive resource.

[@SunsetNova]

Leave beautiful Morocco alone. Lovely cuisine, culture, architecture and landscape.

[@insectbite1714]

No. Africa needs fixed.

[@fluffycoffee3465]

@@insectbite1714 *your English needs to be fixed

[@TheSchiffReport]

Agriculture and food security aside ,you also forgot to mention that phosphates are also key component in the lithium battery ( the battery of the future according to many) ...😁😁😁😁 this will only add to the crucial importance of this commodity in our future...

[@nyx808]

👍cool name

[@jeremygalloway1348]

What's more important to humanity's survival....agriculture or electric vehicles

[@jeremygalloway1348]

U know US secretly overthrow govt...assassinate leader...invade and steal all of Moroccan phosphate

[@TheSchiffReport]

@@jeremygalloway1348 Not if you are a key US ally which is the case of Morocco .The US does not need to steal Moroccan phosphates the same way it did not had to steal Saudi Arabia or The Emirates oil and gas ....

[@penelopegreene]

Thanks.

[@Pops3817]

حظا سعيدا للمغرب من الجزائر

[@roymadison5686]

"IF" MOROCCO were to offer free land to the south African and Netherlands farm ers who are being forced out of thier farms and county. Then supply them with start up means to get farms going ....I predict in two generations Morocco will be super rich and a power in the earth.

[@mydogsteppedona4431]

As an Arab I love the recognition our brethren in Morocco are getting. Such friendly people and a breathtaking environment and culture 🇦🇪🇲🇦💕

[@mahbari3770]

Thanks brother love from 🇲🇦

[@casiusclay9086]

What is the point if you are Arab ? Morocco is 90% berbers

[@mydogsteppedona4431]

@@casiusclay9086 never said anything about their ethnicity.

[@mahbari3770]

@@casiusclay9086 the point is that Morocco speaking 99% Arabic the language off the qouran and we are all brothers so what is your piont?

[@casiusclay9086]

@@mahbari3770 you are wrong , their language is far from the Quran language , if you say this you dont know anything about arabic language . The point is that he said he is arab and i dont know why he has to point that

[@KarimDavisFilms]

The World after watching this video: OMG what are we going to do, will there be a war with Morocco? Moroccans: Hello people of the world, you are our family, come and visit us any time we will keep some mint tea ready! ❤❤ Man we need more Moroccans on planet Earth...not just their Earth 😊

[@AymaneXOfficial]

Yooo thx for loving my country brother

[@KarimDavisFilms]

@@AymaneXOfficial of course... how can you not love Morocco, you guys are amazing! Greetings from Scotland brother!

[@AymaneXOfficial]

@@KarimDavisFilms You are welcome anytime :D ❤❤❤

[@KarimDavisFilms]

@@AymaneXOfficial same to you my friend! Are you a gamer / streamer?

[@AymaneXOfficial]

@@KarimDavisFilms I just play games sometimes, I would like to be streamer but high school doesn't give me time

[@HayetMakhdoumi-cx5cp]

Hey there! I've been loving your KZbin channel and the content you create. It would be fantastic if you could start including references in your videos. It would not only add credibility to your content but also help viewers like me explore the topics further. Keep up the great work

[@Siramstore]

As a Moroccan i hope peace for all countries in this world, Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦

[@twerp_]

The Western Sahara is not an occupation zone. There are Moroccan cities there, and there was a war over that strip of land which Morocco won. Also, most nations wouldn’t want to go to war and spend even more money trying to get phosphates rather than reaching a trade relation with Morocco.

[@astaghfirulah]

I like the way you think 💪🏻

[@mannyguerrero4620]

So we may fight wars for something that can be solved by permaculture...?

[@tahamohammedi5898]

The Western Sahara is an occupied land, even the UN doesn't recognize it as Morrocan territories, all the astrosoties that happened to the sahrawi people aside, shame on all of you for supporting this brutal occupation

[@AymaneXOfficial]

@@tahamohammedi5898 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔

[@skinjbeard8017]

@@tahamohammedi5898 this claimed occupation of yours only exists in your little mind and as a resident of southern Morocco I ask you to refrain from speaking nonsense and spreading fake news about something you've not seen with your own eyes as a foreigner

[@RahimsLens]

As a Yemeni I love all my Moroccan brothers and sisters 🥰

[@Jihannor8113]

Love you too 😊

[@errajilegend]

Thank u ❤️🙏

[@AikaDear]

و الله نحبكم و نحييكم يا الاخوة في جميع اقطار الوطن العربي و خصوصا اليمن🇲🇦 ❤🇾🇪

[@RahimsLens]

@@AikaDear 🤗🥰

[@AikaDear]

@Chill Bruv doesn't matter if they cant understand our accent, we moroccans speak good arabic and understand all arabic accents, as long as maghrebis have the same language as Mashreqis we will never be separated

[@abdellahouchene8886]

the video was hilarious haha, i didn't know my country had so much control i just hope it wouldn't bring confilts over our reserve of phosphate, always the comments i've seen about morocco makes me very happy thx a lot guys, lovely to see you guys joined your visit to morocco

[@adamknight5089]

If Morocco gets a super solar farm, it could also be super powerful country

[@pepefrogstein845]

*Democracy intensifies*

[@YasserMaghribi]

We must give them freedom !

[@dinosaurus598]

@@YasserMaghribi USA will get kicked out of Africa.

[@YasserMaghribi]

@@dinosaurus598 explain

[@matthewg2530]

Probably a wu mao

[@fam91444]

No wonder Europe is plotting hard out against Morocco lately (Germany, Spain and France) using its proxy Algeria against Morocco. The good news for Morocco is that it is a well grounded and a rational country that Loves peace and win win business deals and indeed it chose really well to position itself strongly with the UK specialy post Brexit ( congrats UK) and one of our oldest friend and ally the USA as well as Israel... instead of ageing and increasingly insecure Europe also in an interesting move Morocco has began to shift this year from being a French speaking country to an English speaking country. All of this points to a bright future for the Kingdom where it will no longer be pushed around by Old a*@ Europe.

[@SunsetNova]

Very true, France and Spain recognise Morocco's rising power in Africa and they don't like it. Morocco needs to be wary of Algeria or as I like to call them the North Korea of North Africa because their economy is tanking so they are desperately trying to shift the attention away from their disastrous economic decisions since independence and trying to shift the blame to Morocco.

[@gemini1662]

Way to go, Britain and Morocco's got ancient relationship good thing Morocco change language to English because that's the international language. They should make it into strategic economic and defence alliance.😊❤

[@18breaths66]

All Francophone Africa is moving away from French language. Good for them, France is a has been empire and they suck.

[@halaldunya918]

@@18breaths66 France is literally dying, their culture is gonna become less relevant and extinct soon enough.

[@elbadaouiinmorocco6766]

Well said my friends Allah alwatan al malik

[@modil876]

i am from morocco and hope peace to every nation

[@notplair]

In Morocco we have a lot of phosphate which is used to make fertiliser

[@justrandom4304]

My second home I lived there as a kids for 4 years from South Africa I love Rabat Morocco 🇲🇦 stay safe

[@TheConstitutionFirst]

*"HERE IS A REAL PROBLEM: U.S. WILL BE UNDER MARSHAL LAW IN 2022"........* kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4fXmXhuotOVr5I&ab_channel=TheNextWave

[@BuickDoc]

Your video reminded me of a Organic Chemistry lecture I attended in 1963. Professor Claypool casually remarked that the world would run out of phosphate soon because we were burying it in cemetaries, i.e. human bodies. Human bones contain a large amount of phosphorus in the bones... He suggested that in centuries to come we would have to dig up the skeletons to allow us to grow crops for the living...

[@cybervigilante]

"Soylent Green is People!!!"

[@robertfreeman5231]

I hate to break it to you but dear old Mr Claypool was "smoked tf out"

[@mikalpasternak3042]

@@cybervigilante Hahaha thats what i was going to say

[@cageybee7221]

that's some Frostpunk shit

[@dig1035]

Thumbs up and subscribed! Fertilizer, didn't see that coming, very clever!

[@kaina1974]

Morocco ladies and Gentlemen is one of the oldest Monarchy in the World 🌎 i am talking about more than 12 centuries and had the oldest University in the world in Fes science history hospitality and generosity like no other , am i Moroccan ? yes i am , born in Casablanca and i am proud 🇲🇦✌️🇵🇸

[@casane2003]

I'm from morocco ❤️🇲🇦 Peace to world ✌️🗺️💜

[@casane2003]

@@emaddarawsheh7420 عادي

[@getrelaxed3848]

Lmao screw this country, we are proud of a country that we earn nothing from other than pain and on top of that, we are forced to take the shitty poisonous vaccines that they call ✌🏻a free cure✌🏻

[@animedrill]

I wanna buy one of your phosphate fields. How much?

[@sheikhmufasafasagan1973]

@@getrelaxed3848 dude im moroccan just dont take it like me . But for u claiming that morocco is shit , just look at countries around you in africa and look how good they are doing .

[@Kumorini]

@@getrelaxed3848 Tf are you on about? You need to be shipped to Brazil and then you'll see what a real shithole looks like.

[@wayneanderson8034]

Pot ash is the world's most important fertilizer. Poe tash is a word learned at Ivy League colleges to show how educated a person has become.

[@johnjamison4673]

Right. It actually shows how ignorant the person is. Potash literally was first discovered from pot ash from burning wood. They would use pot ash for fertilizer. Potassium got its name from pot ash! The irony is that the upper north east had huge potash factories that burnt wood solely for Pot ash, it was a major industry, probably had a lot of money donated from that industry to those schools, and the Ivy leaguers in the same area as where the factories were want to pronounce it incorrectly to seem educated. It's hilarious!

[@phigupot8976]

@@johnjamison4673 would ya care to guess how many under 25 yr old views didnt know this (near 100%, homeschooled removed)

[@aer0651]

I think it could just be his Canadian accent. Still a wrong pronunciation!

[@joels7605]

@@aer0651 I've worked all over Canada and everyone says it correctly (i.e. paw-tash).

[@Raytracer111]

What a useless topic to gossip.

[@amarishqwer]

Always pleasure to listen J Sai Deepak. Its great to know that now your book is available in Hindi as english book is difficult to understand, and digest. So much of info so that need to listen again...

[@krimo8693]

damn i'm a morocain and we've talked about how we aren't pushed aside anymore because of how the king managed to make some more industrial movements without forgeting about our agriculture and how people are getting more and more interested to the phosfate we have but i thought it was just a little thing that the big countries could take advantage from and i was surprised how we actually have a crucial role and not some random african country

[@JAYTUCCIOFFICIAL]

I am from Kenya , Rabat stole my heart 💯

[@iAmAmineplayMC]

so the one and only bad city stole your heart?

[@karim-outta]

Better than alger

[@kelvinbanikikadjama4052]

Same too I love Rabat ❤

[@Nilafila76]

Perhaps just a misunderstanding of the actual problem. In ancient times, there was no need for outside artificial engineering in order to achieve fertile soils. Cows, Buffalo, or Bison herds are all great examples and are particularly beneficial to soils over an extended period of time. With their hooves tilling in their dung the soil builds meters thick living soil in a relatively short time span. It has been depleted over the last hundred years with the artificial practices of this society. Look at Indian agriculture before this modern system was introduced and you can see a way to live sustainably.

[@sarakumari3179]

Correct

[@solelysoul8543]

Indian religion too is similarly meaningful and superior . The synthetic religions of the world have misguided and ruined the masses.

[@Nilafila76]

@@solelysoul8543 Absolutely!!! Vedic understanding of God is unparalleled by other faiths limited scope. I feel lucky to have heard different slokas from the Bhagavatam everyday since being in the womb.

[@cageybee7221]

for quite a long time, human society went through cycles of agricultural expansion, empires, soil depletion from poor farming techniques, collapse from famine, Pastoral(herding) expansion and nomadic lifestyles, soil revitalization from the herds of animals grazing the depleted lands, and repeat. until the discovery of things like crop rotation and practaces like spreading manure would not come until later. people didn't make the connection between poop and soil revitalization until much later. for awhile it was believe that just leaving land to animals for awhile fixed it, which was kinda true because they shat on it.

[@ignemuton5500]

that is not entirely true, people have throughout ancient suffered from famines regularly, losing your crops to diseases and what not was a regular occurrence in most of the world, many different peoples in history went back to a nomadic lifestyle because of their agricultural collapse, modern fertilizers are what enabled us to reach the population levels we have today combined with vaccines and other medical advancements of course

[@Prepppytocalife]

I AM FROM MOROCCO.

[@saidtazroute8737]

صدق الحسن الثاني رحمه الله في بعده نظري على مناجم فوسفات و تطوير صناعات فلاحية منذ سبعينات 👁️💯🏅

[@inasskamiou]

As a Moroccan I’m shocked and this speaks hope! Why does we always talk about the negativity of our country always and not look at the positivity a bit

[@Adam-mv4nz]

Exactly everyone in Morocco, only talks about the bad education system and how our economy isn't great, however we are one of the richest countries in the world when it comes to agriculture we may be lacking industry wise but it doesn't matter as much. Dakchi 3lach gha nb9aw ngolo dima hna ghaDyin lor hit bnadem mrid m3a rasso li chaf chi mochkil yhawel ybaslo machi ghir complaining o safi

[@guarnaouiAbdessamad]

nothing is positive when you sell one ton of phosphates for 1500MAD.

[@kick248]

because the negativity is dominating the country and its affecting our life and future and the only thing that makes us unique ''phosphate" they sell it for so cheap while maybe they can do better

[@glun-murong1112]

well,we do have our flaws but overall i think our country is doing pretty well,except for the education system of course,itz kinda rigged honestly.

[@MoRo-qe6ng]

@@Adam-mv4nz I'm a Moroccan who lives in Europe, and i can say that Moroccans have a better education system than people in the US.

[@rozeel7260]

USA and Morocco have mutual benefits 🇲🇦 🤝🇺🇸

[@MJ-og8tm]

In the Middle East, there is no one who lost its lands except for Saudi Arabia in favor of Oman, the Emirates, Kuwait, Egypt and Jordan, and this is because of Britain, but Morocco is the most strange country that lost its lands from Spain, Portugal, Algeria and Mauritania

[@deesa4314]

Algeria is actively taking more land each few years so idk how is this dude talking about morroco controlling the world

[@moroccomc2670]

Those countries were within the Ottoman caliphate, not Saudi Arabia

[@DesertHoarder]

We lost our lands to the mauritanians and algerians because of the french, and spain because of their goofy 1400 year old dream of christianizing morocco and having coast holdings to keep a watch on us because they are still hunted from al andalus times