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[@ground_news]

Thank you for sharing our mission Gattsu! If anyone's interested in getting the full picture of issues like the one in this video, check out the link in the description and let us know if you have any questions.

[@Aj-yu6ec]

Listen, bruh, I know you’re Georgian, and all good for you, but you’re complaining about an American-based company like X, so people have Natural God-given rights; one is called the 1st Amendment. It’s in the US Constitution; read about it. But if you choose to disagree with me, I reckon you’d be an atheist who looks back to monkey ancestors. If that's the case, that's fine too. If people say nonsense they believe in, let them be; that's the 1st Amendment, baby.

[@mr9263]

Yes king !!!!

[@mhx6437]

FYI, I'm still very skeptical of the Chinese, with f.ex their previous projects like Coca Coda Sinclaire dam, but China has as far as I understand cancelled some of the loans the countries couldn't pay back. Infrastructure and public transport rarely profits.

[@lljkgktudjlrsmygilug]

0:55 That's not what happened in Attack on Titan. Do Georgians have a censored version of AOT to make it more palatable to a people who were historically dominated by another country? And I thought Malaysian censorship was strong for AOT.

[@richardhighsmith]

Things will change when African nations like Georgia finally join the EU! 🇬🇪 + 🇪🇺= 😊

[@Houthiandtheblowfish]

being a vassal always helps one day hopefully

[@FictionHubZA]

​@@HouthiandtheblowfishAfrican countries will have the power to vetoe Europe union legislation if thay happens. Not for any moral reasons. Not even for revenge. But just to troll the Europeans. Like how Turkey is messing with Nato.

[@madeofgrease9220]

We can dream I suppose.

[@Tethloach1]

If Nation's were video game bosses: UK = level 90 France = level 89 China = level 92 Africa = level 60

[@richardhighsmith]

I’m pretty sure Georgia doesn’t want in the EU to troll anyone. Probably just want better trade, travel, technology and of course treatment from bullies. (I’m talking to U Ruzzia!). Plus it’s always been in Europe (at least for the past couple of hundred million years)

[@yougoslavia]

As a British person, I hate it when some random rich guys in our country who nobody has even heard of before are still unaware that this stuff was scheduled to stop about 200 years ago.

[@born2win50]

My country only got independence in 1980🇿🇼

[@yougoslavia]

@@born2win50 Is it truly independent or are some foreign billionaires still taking resources from the land?

[@born2win50]

@@yougoslavia yes they are and we’ve had sanctions on the country since the early 2000s resulting in us losing an estimated 150 billion pounds

[@yougoslavia]

@@born2win50 Who did the sanctions and why?

[@Tethloach1]

Challenges faced by UK: Wars with France Wars with Spain Wars with Germans Wars with Americans Wars with the world Vikings Romans Catholics Being rich = surplus value, unequal exchange, compounded growth Being poor = low self worth, cheap labor, no edge or advantage USSR/ Communist states = mass starvation

[@ucminhvo295]

I just saw a video titled "Asian men are creating fatherless in Africa" and the video show single African mothers raising half Chinese babies belong to Chinese businessmen doing business there

[@Web720]

Huge Chinese Drama.

[@vizari9570]

yeah that was pretty fucked they forced them to kill those infants.

[@tendies9248]

Theres not enough women in china so it benefits chinese men

[@sussyfcdcdcdc6347]

Chinese people are going everywhere and having Babies

[@Felinal_19]

​@@vizari9570Easy task to do in China with all the mining equipment

[@12percentmexican56]

As someone living in Africa I must say this is all true getting railed by all these countries and also getting railed by our own government I just wish we could truly be independent and take control of our resources

[@atilla4372]

Facts, I heard a story about how Congolese citizens were living on an area that was rich in cobalt and when the government found out about this new cobalt discovery and heard about them digging it they forced those people off the land with little compensation and sold the land to China. I don't like living in another person's country but with the rampant corruption on the continent it feels there is no other option if you want to prosper or even just live comfortably, very rarely are there African presidents who are actually for the people and not just self serving.

[@Tespri]

Worked so well in "Zimbabwe"

[@retro5014]

It's the elected leaders that sell out to foreign nations, they chose to do this and none are really facing more than online backlash so they will keep doing it. Corporations and outside entities just want to make a quick buck, it's what they do and you need have a good enough government or leaders that will slow down or get something back for the people for that.

[@atilla4372]

@@Tespri People like to forget that Mugabes yr 2000 referendum on land expropriation failed and he didn’t have the backing of the people. In fact if I remember correctly there was a poll in the late 90s where only around 20% of Zimbos reported that the land ownership was a issue. Racial tension in Zimbabwe has always been overblown, Mugabe was just a madman, I heard he also murdered something around 20,000 blacks during his time in power as well.

[@atilla4372]

@@retro5014 they're not even elected 80% of the time

[@tk8i367]

Gattsu died due to an allergy to 17 stab wounds, rest in peace bro 🙏

[@Nayfus9]

LOOOO L

[@dpleye]

Bro did you use a French map that included Belgium 💀💀💀 thats funny as hell

[@fireandblood8142]

Yeah he used a map of France in 1800 under the Consulate lmao

[@BallMuncher555]

belgium is just discount france though

[@maxgrozema1093]

​@@BallMuncher555belgium is just ped0 and naz1 Netherlands. (So just Netherlands, but more honest about it)

[@jamesmcpherson8599]

Thank you for speaking up for you fellow Africans 🙏

[@yakovbrod9992]

This channel would be great if not for so anti Russian.

[@Jacques10]

AFRICA MENTIONED GRAAAAAAAHHHH 💪💪💪🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@nolwazi3076]

Doesn't use every African flag. v-v

[@Stealth86651]

It's a shame the only real times I see news about Africa it's some civil war, famine, disaster or other conflict/problem. Hopefully one day many of those countries can stabilize and find a good method of running things, doesn't look easy.

[@littleregg3164]

Part of it is breaking the yoke of France and Britain they are under

[@undary0u]

Hopefully they get thier shit together like Botswana

[@nubidubi23]

@@undary0u Gaddafi tried that once, i wonder how he's doing now 🤔

[@enriqueperezarce5485]

@@nubidubi23Eh he kinda screwed himself. He made his regime on promises and the economy was in a down turn and then civil war against living standards and oppression. Then the west came in and it was ggs

[@FictionHubZA]

Chilling 6 feet under ​@@nubidubi23

[@MrAdrien1999]

Loving Gattsu more and more, he’s making me happier and happier

[@kalin4452]

I love it when little Georgian dude, Gattsu posts a video. As someone who is in a neighboring country of Georgia, I'll proudly say to keep up the good work.

[@risekelevra3405]

Hmmmmmmmmm...... Which country ? 🤔🤔

[@rapeofficial]

im so sorry for your loss

[@Dutchman-2002]

@@risekelevra3405 africa

[@risekelevra3405]

@@Dutchman-2002 In what Universe is Africa neighboring Georgia?

[@cruzdiabIo]

​@@risekelevra3405 türkiye

[@alvin9713]

Oil was discovered in Turkana, Kenya a bit over a decade ago, but Kenya has no access to it because apparently the British "discovered" it so its solely theirs

[@kacgb5315]

...bro I notice alpt.of.ppl don't know how the world works and escpeiclaly blame colonialism, literally Kenya does have access to the oil, how do u think the British got there to discover the oil, its because Kenya invited British oil companies to find oil and they found it so British company would get shares of the oil profits, u don't invest all that money into finding oil and not get anyhting out of it, so British company made a deal with kneya to get shares of profits and the kneyan government decides what they wanna do with profits they've gained from oil...like guys don't know how deal are made, make it seem like British forced their way in and forceful stop Kenya from having the oil, the only thing u can complain about is the deal of the share of profits are fair or not and that upto the African government to take that deal and those governments are notorious corrupt, these foreign companies don't force them to take the deal cos there's always another foreign company gunna give a worse or better deal.

[@ntnko]

GATTSU MY AFRICAN AMERICAN

[@ntnko]

SAVE THE AFRICAN AMERICANS OF AFRICA!!!.@#

[@Pytmarni]

cornball

[@bweaddss]

@@Pytmarnibally corn

[@poopylouis1047]

first youtuber that accurately describes what happened in guinea❤

[@0dayswithoutincident934]

Its always good when Gattsu sends us new content in the mail. (Totally not a pipebomb.)

[@EZIOAUDITURIgg]

Or anthrax 😂

[@kinoko9053]

As someone who was born and raised in one of the countries colonized by the French, I appreciated stuff that's relevant to my home every once in a while. My American boyfriend looks at me like I'm crazy when I tell him colonization never ended and a huge reason we're still struggling is that we're being sucked dry. There are other factors at play but man these colonizers keep fucking us over.

[@TommyMclean-fv5cy]

colonization literally made your countries wealthier when the British first arrived in Africa you hadnt even discovered the wheel or built roads lmao

[@manviiam]

@@TommyMclean-fv5cyI advise you to delete your comment as soon as possible. You don't know what you are talking about.

[@constantinethecataphract5949]

Colonialism isn't responsible for your bellow 80 average IQ.

[@giadf9747]

@@TommyMclean-fv5cy so they asked for it? Plus typing this kind of Nazi alike comment like this grants me to give u this 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

[@christianbroadbent7489]

​@@manviiam Crazy how you've got no argument against him besides "delete that reeee" you wanna know how life was for Africans before europeans colonised? North Sentinel Islanders have a good picture of it.

[@NoFuqinIdea]

Being African must be so frustrating. Imagine being exploited all your life by european countries and have their citizens laughing at you because of "hOw UsElEsS" you are for not being richer... (Not making this up, actually saw someone saying these exact words). ...and the moment you come to europe, you're being called a "freeloader"... I am losing faith in humanity, man...

[@KartingRules]

True

[@HG-wl2fm]

Don’t lump all Europeans together man

[@pauld.b7129]

It's absolutely true though. There's tons of resources in their countries. Don't forget, they don't even know what a "resource" was before Europeans showed up. It's so overlooked, the fact that these were stone age tribesmen before anyone came over. Literally anything more advanced than a stone tool is a European donation

[@ALotOfCancer]

@@pauld.b7129 You have never passed any class related to social studies outside of public school. Why are you even talking.

[@VergilDarkslayer]

​@@ALotOfCancerwhy is malaysia an ex colony more rich than lets say zambia they were both let go only one was named differently

[@niggacatcher]

Unironically, the fact that colonialism had evolutioned into neo-colonialism is horrific. I've already heard of westoids exploiting african countries' resources and making deals with cruel dictators, but I didn't know how far that goes

[@IbnWobbler]

its mostly hidden in the democratic systems because that makes it harder to track.

[@TommyMclean-fv5cy]

Without the billions of dollars, euros and pounds worth of aid and charity the west sends to Africa and western medicine you people would have went extinct generations ago lol

[@shaynestanz1]

Read up on what France has done to Haiti since their slave revolt if you wanna rage.

[@tuber420]

if u dont wanna be more angry i suggest you dont wanna see what France did to Haiti to the point where they are STILL PAYING FRANCE BACK FOR BEING ENSLAVED

[@baileyharrison1030]

@@IbnWobbler Fr at least back in the day it was glaringly obvious what was happening and no one could deny it. E.g., Leopold II personally owned the Congo Free State and other countries could easily accuse Leopold II of directly exploiting the people in his posessions.

[@Citadel_local]

Racist people find a way to impress you everyday. As a Muslim Syrian who has lived my entire 21 years on this planet, I can confirm that the general consensus towards Osama isn't respect or admiration. Infact not all of the Muslims know him. To add on to it, no Muslim who lives by the Quran thinks that his actions were right. Again I am impressed.

[@Yohan6665]

If so, then why quran says to slaughter non believers?

[@rdrrr]

Hey, not all racists are the same. I'm racist but I dislike people of shekels not Muslims.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

So Osama was in fact no true Scotsman? 😄 But seriously: While I from personal experience know, that a lot of Muslims focus on the parts that tell you to be a good person, I think it's fair to say that Islam, like any religion, also has plenty material for those believers who really like to be a giant p.o.s.

[@diobrando7774]

Lots of muslims that dont live by the quaran huh? How about holding them accountable instead of letting them be the majority?

[@Random_Dude777-v7x]

It gets more and more impressive how racist these white creatures can get believe me 💀

[@IK_MK]

Damn I didnt expect Gat to speak on this, love from MW, The warm heart of Africa 🇲🇼 ❤️

[@whostheplum1711]

This channel discusses the fact we are not in a post colonial world yet in an honest and beautiful way thank you so so much

[@scandathepole723]

While there are a chunk of stable countries like Botswana, Mauritius and Seychelles in the continent, I hope Africa becomes a peaceful continent soon as a whole with true independence

[@avinabamandal6999]

Eh it has Egypt, morroco, Rwanda, Gambia, namibia(ik gambia is poor asf but comeon its stable

[@respectthefish4992]

yeah if Britain and France and other colonical powers finally fck off

[@Nahid-125]

​@@avinabamandal6999Egypt?

[@avinabamandal6999]

@@Nahid-125 Egypt is more stable than the people give them credit for especially in Africa

[@weirdguylol]

Botswana doesn't count with their laughable 2 million population

[@DoubleDragon-ks2hk]

Thank you man as a young African ( Cameroonian) all bring tears to my eyes, the corruption, hate and most importantly the fact we don't even believe in our selves. Most of my peers either are ignorant or chose to be ignorant of all this, they truly see Europe as a paradise and immigration as the only solution. Although I can see and some times understand their point but this is not the way to go. To all my brothers and sisters children of Africa no matter your skin tone or religion it is our duty to free and heal our continent our true home ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏻

[@existensistrubczthentruscatt]

Raise of africa is my kind of hope.

[@ToastieBRRRN]

You need to sort out the discrimination between Anglophones and Francophones first.

[@DoubleDragon-ks2hk]

@@ToastieBRRRN Yeah that mostly stems from the centralization of all the power by those old heads are no Yaounde, they claim discentralization but yet all admistrative authorities are in the capital and also all the rampant tribalism that pleagues our country and the continent at large 😔

[@existensistrubczthentruscatt]

@@DoubleDragon-ks2hk shovel bother my man. Angel and franggo are ghetto of my africcan my brotha. Triba--feudda--corppa--dystopiccan--leave the rest to the hell scape brotha. Funda-mentel give me my two nickels and cobalts not my hope.

[@existensistrubczthentruscatt]

@@DoubleDragon-ks2hk kevduit may say that. No mind.

[@gamszguybaz3202]

As a fellow Turkish citizen, I laughed my ass off at 1:26. Couldn't agree more.

[@rdrrr]

It's Turks all the way down

[@januszkurahenowski2860]

5:12 Tax avoidance or tax evasion? They are actually different things, tax avoidance is optimizing your taxes to pay as little as possible by using tax loopholes etc which pretty much every corporation on earth is doing so it wouldn't be much of a news if it was them doing that. BTW I'm not saying that it means it's good since every corporation is doing it but then there would be not much point to attacking this specific one for it.

[@shockshplock3480]

As a Brit, an excuse I’ve heard many times about why our mining companies are currently still managing/extracting African resources is because said companies are just more advanced and developed, thus being more efficient than any domestic corporation in these countries could hope to be… like, obviously? The reason why African businesses can’t compete with their European/Western counterparts in the first place is because we just spent the past few centuries exploiting these countries and barely improving their education systems, it’s not like in colonial times any African bloke would’ve had the resources (or was even really allowed to due to racial policies) to create a start-up that could rival British mining companies 💀 no shit that African nations don’t have the institutions to encourage business start-ups that can rival Western corporations because the institutions they inherited from us were deeply flawed/rigged in our favour from the beginning.

[@Notmyname1593]

This reminds me of an interview regarding developing bureaucracy in african countries. Apparently our estonian help is very valued there and they said it is because unlike someone like the french they offered their advice in a cooperative manner rather than "here is how you have to do it"

[@maxgamez9891]

საქართველო ევროპის კანდიდატი გახდააა❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 გათსუ გილოცავვვ

[@mr9263]

FOR REAL!!!!!!!

[@richardhighsmith]

გამარჯოს! 🍻

[@e-666]

[@josevictorribeirolisboa7576]

What the fuck is even that alphabet? Are these alien codes?

[@maxgamez9891]

@@josevictorribeirolisboa7576 დამეხიე ყლეზე ბრატ❤️

[@irarelyupload6930]

I like the fact that you give both western and eastern countries shit when you could easily just pick a side. It means you are unbiased and I welcome that.

[@badart3204]

He’s from a former Russian colony so he feels solidarity.

[@joywalk]

You’re kinda like Georgian John Oliver. Talking about issues that wouldn’t reach me otherwise, and doing it with some comedy sprinkled in. Love this channel

[@razeguy9639]

Thanks for the huge Georgian drama

[@GalicyjskaCzMixtape]

Thanks for supporting us ❤️❤️❤️greetings from Africa 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😊😊😊

[@RanDom-if2ee]

I swear I'm the biggest gattsu simp

[@Modest_SnK]

I like how Gattsu used a section from hoser's video on eq guinea. It makes me happy to see these folks work together in small ways keep up the great videos gattsu!

[@brunofranco4416]

The Emperium of Man from Warhammer 40k really is the greatest satire of Britain ever created. A beaurocratic labyrinth controlled by insane, stupid or bloodthirsty maniacs who worship the litteral corpse of a mythologized medieval past, controlling the ignorant masses with deceit and quasi-religious propaganda. A ravenous predator that once conquered and exterminated countless lives including it's own people under the arrogant belief that it was working for the greater good, only to lose it's power after a devastating war.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

angloids about to cope

[@NeostormXLMAX]

also the usa is the sequel of the anglo empire, its still continues

[@dreamypizza8458]

I hate how fucking correct this is

[@Whatshisname346]

Good points. It’s important to say ‘the British’ and ‘the French’ don’t ‘own’ African resources. Companies on their stock exchanges do. It is, of course a legacy of colonialism but the governments of Britain and France get f^%k all from these companies in taxes and most of their shares are owned by institutional investors located anywhere in the world; China, Brazil, US ….. even Georgia. That’s globalisation baby! They can and should regulate these companies to contribute more money to African economies but is a politician gonna tell boomers in Argentina, India or Canada they can’t have a fifth annual holiday or an early bird dinner because some Africans wanna go to school? Of course not

[@krissianvictir1291]

2:56 Sponsor Skip

[@delsymdrinker8064]

Thank you for filling me up with your content Gattsu!

[@Ironbanner12]

I'd also like to add that India invested $22.2 billion dollars in capital investment in many African countries in 2022. When I visited Kenya, I saw a lot of Tata motors trucks on the roads, which is one of the biggest Indian companies.

[@kzcciynk]

Also new IIT to start in Zanzibar Tanzania

[@chemicaldruid4591]

You have no idea how espionnage movie tier shit is going on (as in, happening as we speak) when it comes to france-africa realtions. Even form the little that gets covered by media here, we're talking diplomats (french or foreign alike) being threatened and/or bought into silence, political agreements and massive private investments for raw material extractions, high profit civilian engineering, or juicy military sales. All that behind several bureaucratic brick walls to keep all that nice and legal by international laws. I shit you not, in 2017 we had articles about some dictator's son living in the fanciest districts of Paris while the country (Equatorial Guinea) is in extreme povrety, but strangely enough has a GDP of 21,500$ per capita 🤡

[@TheNexCat]

Neocolonialism is when you buy a local politicians and they sell you all the resources with little to no taxes or tariffs. This is how it’s happened in my Kazakhstan. Nazarbayev sold almost all the resources to the Western companies and that’s it. P.S. the tax rate for oil is around 11%. Imagine if personal income in the UK was like 11%, not 40ish%

[@kaboomer227]

That sponsor transition was so seamless i didn’t even realise it until the end

[@HarryMonn]

Britain and France still have influence in Africa but they are losing it to Russia and China. Russia lends military assistance through Wagner and China lends economic assistance. And while the Chinese certainly arent investing in Africa out of kindness they are helping Africans more than the Europeams have. Thats what i hear at least ive never been to africa.

[@bananajones4121]

A lot of the "help" China is giving effectively involves China giving countries investments (in the form of really shoddy architecture) via their Belt and Road initiative, at high interest rates, and then basically demanding the countries give them land when they can't pay up.

[@HarryMonn]

@bananajones4121 I am aware. Outright seizure of land is a small minority of the cases though. Regardless of who owns the infrastructure, from what I've seen online most Africans living in Africa say the Chinese are actually making a difference which is something Western Europe couldn't do. Believe me I live in the US I would love to say that the West does better than China on this but I really don't think thats the case.

[@lanxy2398]

Unironically Russia and China are better business partners for Africa than Britain and France

[@trueblueclue]

Part of it is because the West promotes its pro gay agenda out there where they don't want it. Another is that China IS giving them a better deal

[@bananajones4121]

​@@HarryMonn There are decreased levels of trust in local government and increased numbers of Anti-Chinese protests in areas of Africa where there are more Chinese-backed projects (according to an article on TheConversation). It's a case of multiple exploitative powers being replaced with a single exploitative power which has done arguably even worse things in the area, since the Chinese infrastructure projects are of a similar level to actual Chinese infrastructure (which cuts corners and is overall just really bad due to freakish levels of corruption) and the money given by China goes more into the pockets of local strongmen than money from Western sources such as the World Bank.

[@JoshuaTXI]

I would love to debate this guy because a lot of what he says is factually incorrect and misleading. For example, the companies he mentioned for the British side do not just operate in Africa, they are a global company who work across the world. On top of this, many of the African governments employ them to do such tasks as they don't have the equipment to in trade for profits in the company. This isn't "colonialism" it's governments making deals with companies. "You work here, but you have to give us some money" is how most companies work. India is doing the same in many Middle-Eastern countries, are Indians a colonial power now? UAE is doing this across the world, is the UAE a colonial power? Is any foreign company working in another country to gain resources a colonial power? Of course not. These claims are directly misleading and miss basic structural understanding of capitalism and trade. Also, the guy who Gattsu is quoting off of here is Mark Curtis, not only is Gattsu's source nearly 10 years out of date in this video, but it's based on a guy who's made Q-Anon type books in his lifetime. Conspiracy theories on the British & American government. Curtis' research is NOT peer reviewed and he self-admits all his opinions are based on single-research methods. Meaning he doesn't have anybody double check them or prove them, he simply says what he thinks based on his own research without the proper certification. Curtis has gone on record claiming things such as "Radical Islam is fostered by Britain" which is a dangerous, misleading and incorrect take on the Middle-East and it's people's. I've reviewed a few videos of Gattsu's before and found serious logical flaws in his reasonings and rhetoric's. His mix of entertainment and political opinions make his videos seem more light-hearted than they are and I'd call it a manipulative style of editing. Most likely, Gattsu won't respond to this comment, but somebody at KZbin, or Ground News, should really be telling this guy to A) Use up to date resources when discussing topics and B) not to rely on single-evidence authors who have been known to dabble in and promote Conspiracy theories.

[@Dagdroom]

I conducted some research on this matter actually, and it appears totally strange to me that a country like China is receiving substantial criticism for seeking strategic influence in Africa through economic partnerships. Meanwhile, former colonial powers (notably France) - despite their democratic values - have consistently held arbitrary positions within state and monetary institutions, which allow them the flexibility to directly shape African policies to their advantage...

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Lolololol 'economic partnerships'.

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

@@Ukraineaissance2014 Yes, It's such a shame westoids can't comprehend you can have bilateral relations without having to absolutely dominate the countries that are considered your parnters. China is actually interested in buisness and doesmn't impose stupid terms on their loans, they even forgave the billions of debt that some nations had in Africa because they couldn't pay

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

This year they forgave billions on debt because the countrie couldn't pay, the US would just had a coup in the country and put a pupper goverment instead of doing something to improve relations@@Ukraineaissance2014

[@skootzkadoodles]

They're bad but they're somewhat better than the Chinese/Russian deals. US investments in Africa are liable to legal action by the US if corruption is uncovered. There's way more transparency rules for most western countries (look at Credit Suisse - corrupt deals in Mozambique brought public ended up ruining them). If the investor countries also have zero freedom of press and transparency measures (however imperfect) how much more can they get away with?

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Got Wagner charging around central africa committing warcrimes in these 'economic partnerships' and african guys working for chinese companies there vanishing

[@balkaba3927]

the fact that british media would literally call out what Qatar did to its migrant workers yet do jackshit about copper mines in zambia kinda shows you really dont gotta look too hard to find flaws.

[@youtubeus3rname]

«Gotta pick a struggle, you know?» I died 😂😂

[@O0rak]

W georgia for having no african colonies

[@ronnies1899]

my man stumbled on a Vice article and listened to 1 hasan piker stream and had geopolitics completely figured out, make this man president of the world immediately

[@joaquingarcia915]

Hi Gattsu, great video. Even though I don't agree a 100% with what you say it's always nice to hear your take on certain issues. That being said, I would love a video on the clusterfuck of wonders of argentinian politics since Milei won the presidency. I can guarantee you'll love the things that are happening atm in my country. A tale of unstopable inflation, political corruption and.... cloned dogs and incest?!?!?!

[@moisetalbert2123]

😂Gattsu I felt that when you said don't have electricity here in South Africa

[@skull_issues]

Love how i always get told to go back to Africa by racist British tourist in Spain while i've lived most of my life in Spain lol.

[@JoeeyTheeKangaroo]

Looks like you won't be getting that Western Visa now Gattsu.

[@El_khorti]

I don't usually comment on KZbin, but today I want to thank you for talking about this and highlighting why people immigrate to Europe. As an Algerian student living in France, the impact of 132 years of colonization is still felt back home - economically, psychologically...( there's been no official apology from France for their war crimes, lol). The economy is controlled, the government is corrupt, and education is limited to French in universities. Moving is tough, and France is often the only affordable option. Unfortunately, we face mistreatment, and even doing everything right, getting residency takes six months for Algerians, limiting your rights, etc., etc. They also use Islam as an excuse for problems in France and North Africa so they can hide their shit... All we want is a chance for a better life, man! no one wants to leave his family and his homeland. WHERE ARE WE SUPPOSED TO LIVE TO GET THE SIMPLEST THINGS IN LIFE?

[@gungalgeno-7077]

It’s also very annoying to hear people go “why don’t you stay in your country and fix it?” Like their country isn’t actively sucking the life out of the country the person came from. I’m not Algerian, I’m American. But to hear people have such surface level responses to a deep rooted issue is annoying, I hope you have a good life man

[@user-gp1bu9dp9e]

bro your edits keep getting better love from a somali guy in sweden :)

[@bailbondsyesbailbonds]

video titles like huge african drama are what i come back for

[@ButterFadeGolf]

That thumbnail of Tyron kills me lolol Edit: the fucking Africa music at the end 😅😅

[@Damascene-Arab]

We making it outta the imperial periphery and the global south with this one 🔥🔥

[@Ryfael]

Just waiting until YT makes him delete and repost this video...

[@MAN-MILK]

Zimbabwe is literally all of Africa

[@chrisalex82]

Its even worse then i thought ☠️

[@iy2318]

THERE ARE MORE

[@koolergandalf1179]

Good video, colonialism is a bigger thing than most people in the west think, you can find colonial continuation, ideas, symbols and views at every corner

[@LibertyDino]

Yup. But ppl in the west use it as some sorry excuse for an agenda. Back in 2015 a Nigerian organized a protest that was against the arms trade of a lot of German weapon manufacturers. We asked antifa to join in with this protest but instead they held a refugees welcome demonstration the same day. No amount of begging them was able to change that. Most people actually don't care about the world.

[@Thegamer-qd7eh]

Singapore was also colonized but, its rich same with USA . Africans countries are poor mainly because governments are corrupt.

[@TheIsaac41]

@@Thegamer-qd7ehlow iq

[@scorpion-qk7rr]

The west doesn't own anything in Singapore, also the corruption is caused by the west too...

[@jegit]

As a person from Azerbaijan, I’m waiting video about my country from you 🇦🇿❤️🇬🇪

[@mitsuishooter1433]

The rsa segment hits hard bro, we haven't been catching any break since covid started 😔

[@0musa00]

As a South African I can confirm that these are facts

[@superpacocaalado7215]

Taxation is never the answer, we all know that money is not going to the population, but to finance little dictator son's trip to Paris and higher education in Switzerland, not to mention their armies, and the last thing we need are competent and powerful armies in African right now. I remember an old TED talk about an African industrialist, in her talk her biggest problem was the taxation of imported goods, she couldn't import cardboard from Europe or Asia because taxes would quadruple it's price. As always the only way to enrich a country is by deregulating the markets, protecting private property and humans rights and weakening State's power, just like Botswana did, they are one the best examples on how to improve the african situation.

[@Canonfudder]

China and Russia not even mentioned once when it comes to Africa?

[@seedad117]

The video mentioned

[@junainsarlie9746]

Thanks gattsu I literally asked for a video like this on one of your recent uploads

[@beans00001]

My favorite African KZbinr Gattsu!!! 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪

[@dima9171]

Finally u talking about Africa, and you spitting facts! How are u so based man?

[@nieno9760]

Once again an extremely commun Gattsu W. By the way you should have talked about Thomas Sankara, the most based leader in the history of continent that unfortunately got assassinated by our government because he wanted to improve actually his country and the continent.

[@eatshitit2242]

Much love from TEXAS brother. I must inform you the Tbilisi graphic has drastically faded from the t-shirt I purchased from you. Perhaps the water is different in Texas.

[@alex990ism]

gatsu is making up for all the bad things stalin did aparantly, keep on the great work

[@MerveilleMKosinati]

Thank you for this video! Free Africa

[@Odah_]

Why tf did you put 1795 France's borders at 7:48 and again at 9:35 and for the rest of the video??? You're just unaware man, you're just saying things you see on Wikipedia with editing and "Red pill facts" that appeal to Americans.

[@khalilabushahin418]

Hes goofing....my guy here probably thinks the political spectrum in this video was also real

[@LeVunna]

This video is the ultimate explanation to anyone who wonders why Africa is poor

[@EhM-xt7pl]

Ultra-based take as usual, Gattsu

[@dix0n778]

GOATtsu beefing hard with the UK.

[@homieinthesky8919]

These days i find it very sus that nobody mentions china when talking about african exploitation. These days they own most of the cobalt mines in congo and manufacture with recources from those same mines. And they also have been starting to act like shell by making oil agreements. Its just very sus Also a 3rd way africa gets money from recources are from revenue share agreements. Which most of the better off nations do when they cant build the infrastructure and the company mining it is foreign

[@siddharthm285]

Another key point about Botswana. They became independent in 1966, but started diamond mining in 1972, after independence. That might have something to do with it

[@sismith847]

Thank you gattsu I am black American, it makes me sick what’s happen to Africa atm. It makes me sick whenever I see or hear something about electric cars and how they can save climate change. People don’t know where there shit comes from

[@TommyMclean-fv5cy]

So when has Africa not been A third world hell hole

[@turskilepak6089]

it's funny how lot of said things can be implied to Serbia

[@seedad117]

Can you explain😅?

[@MKUltraPill]

GOTTA LOVE THE TWITTER BOTS OUT HERE MANUFACTURING ALL KINDS OF CONSENT :3

[@obokengm788]

Thank you for talking about this ❤🇿🇦

[@CR7club]

I don’t blame the Europeans I blame the weak African leaders look at Mali and Burkina Faso they kicked out the French what’s stopping the other nations?

[@norikofu509]

This. They are doing nothing different from the Independence Wars in the Americas

[@CR7club]

@@norikofu509 seriously everyone knows what the Europeans are doing is wrong but they aren’t going to stop until the Africans get capable leaders that care more for they’re people instead of filling their pockets & what the European are doing isn’t new humans been taking advantage of other humans since the dawn of man

[@aR0ttenBANANA]

Oh buddy, you're gonna be in for a real surprise when you learn where some of the companies exploiting Canadian ressources are actually from.

[@compatriot852]

0:13 It's a good day for the Baltics when somebody recongizes us

[@yenthusiast]

thank you from sudan 🇸🇩

[@KartingRules]

How is are things going in there

[@maquinavelicoengenhoso8606]

Gattsu i think you forgot to share the link to the page you mentioned on video in the description.

[@maringrubisic982]

Whats crazy is that the west is doing the same shit here in the balkans. Being racist to immigrants from here and everything.

[@AmirSatt]

Make me a king of all of Africa, I will make my n-words prosper

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

You're using a map of france with Belgium as well

[@Gattsu]

name 1 difference

[@KGB_Agent451]

Serbia isn’t real

[@Mk2PoweredCombatArmor]

oh silly, belgium isnt a real country!

[@onyeenoma]

I recently subbed to your channel, and honestly, thank you for making this video! As a Canadian with African ancestry, I really wish things were better.

[@PostWarKids]

8 bit Toto Africa was Hard

[@cam5816]

Bro thinks Twitter became propaganda after Musk took over lmfao 🤣

[@timothytumusiime2903]

As a Ugandan....i feel pain listening to this Like, we are watching a train wreck while we're in the train.

[@theoscott1024]

Lol watching from Africa right now!

[@Bruh73129]

As an African from Morocco i say that this Georgian is a real one

[@FlacoMako]

So Africa is not developed because of everyone else's fault? You say that France and China don't act on the goodwill oftheir hearts to develop the continent. Of course, they are independent countries doing business like everyone else. The real reason is corruption and that is the Africans fault. You even gave an example of what happens when they are not corrupt and indeed Botswana is developing. Nonetheless, to say is always the failt of everyone else is just treating them as victims. It almost sounds like your solution is just to develop them for free and give them free money just because. Slavery happened everywhere in the world

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

Colonialism as a form of goverment is very corrosirve once you get the freedom, most of the people at the top are stuck to the mentality that you need to rob as much as you want but instead of giving it to your colonial rulers, you keep it to yourself. This thing takes decades to get rid off... But of course you expected the country to be free and everything would be solved in an instant right? Also the debt traps of the IMF, coups and foreing intervention play an importan role. After you invaded Libya, North Africa became an importan place for migration routes and human trafficking, this is just an exmaple and I could be giving you tons of other ones. Of course and idealistic westerner wouldn't understand because they think they are the good guys

[@FlacoMako]

@@DanielGarcia-kw4ep I would never dare to say there are good and bad guys. It's just business. Again if your corrupt politicians steal and are corrupt that's on you guys. Just like the corruption in my country is my people's fault. Countries have interests and are usually part of a sphere of influence. That's normal... Even the EU is in the American sphere of influence now. If our politicians were not corrupt we could develop

[@IT-qb7dw]

No the solution is to reject francophone currency! Didn't you listen to the video

[@FlacoMako]

@@IT-qb7dw to do that you need politicians that are not corrupt

[@ArturBaidi]

​@@IT-qb7dw Reject corruption as much as possible is the second solution