Violent Times in Africa's Ivory Coast (2003)

[@anthonybaiocchi3028]

Identity politics rearing it's head all over a disenfranchised world. Brother fighting brother when the real enemy is the money system and those that control it. Those that profit from our misery and conflict.

[@user-hc4ls5of3g]

Cough cough america and the collective west

[@soumangurukamite4884]

About the bombing of the French military camp in Bouake in Nov, 2004, it was the Byelorussians pilots who bombed the camp. President Gbagbo was forced to get some war plane from Belorussia to reunite his country divided by the French army to so called maintain the peace. During the failed coup d'état of September 2002, France president Chirac order President Gbagbo to stop the Ivoirian army who were chasing the rebels running back to the north and Burkina Faso of Compaore where they were trained. In doing so, Chirac prevented the Ivorian army to capture all the rebels and imposed negotiation a the only was to resolve this issue and refused to apply the defense accords between France and Ivory Coast because it was an internal conflict among Ivorians despite the facts that the rebels came from Burkina Faso and had some citizen of Burkina Faso among them. Back to the bombing of the French camp in November 2004 … France refused the investigation proposed by the Ivorian army and disregard President Gbagbo saying he didn't give the order to bomb the French military camp. He said to a French journalist "You can at least agree on the fact that I'm not stupid to order that my army bomb the French camp." The French refused to interrogate the Byelorussians pilots who bombed their camp twice. First in the Ivory Coast when the Ivorian army wanted to hand them over, and the second time in Togo, at the airport in Lomé when the security informed the French that they had the pilots. All the French government did was rolling their tanks to Gbagbo Presidential Palace to arrest him which led the Ivorian People to take the street and surround their president Residence and the French military base which is in Abidjan since 1961. The French army killed more than an hundred unarmed civilians in Abidjan in the events that lasted several days. Please watch these videos of the events produced by a French media in search of the truth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r529mHaliNh8npo kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYPXcnVug7p6jdk kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnS6pYWkncmXY9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJLXaGZ9m7yJatE

[@GoLiveJeez]

Bien dit mon frère

[@hasstv4154]

And how many innocent Alassane supports did gbagbo unalive? He was never to be president and destroyed the nation

[@jsadecki1]

what is this journalists name he was good i would watch more of him if i knew how to find

[@jb1996]

I believe his name is William Wallace

[@mattjames4608]

😂​@@jb1996

[@joelassie2675]

Would love to see an update without the tensions of the time we'll be able to see the truth

[@bybsjsjsj9682]

Well for now the ivory oast has healed from it and now the country is doing kinda good atleast we don't have no violence or terrorism anymore

[@chrisfolchetti9894]

Last terroism was six years ago.

[@Mark-ko2mr]

Violence is every where. Sad times we live in.

[@Hashslingingslasher-]

what mike said

[@tmoney7842]

Actually violence has and will always be around. We just have better documentation now.

[@LetsTalk649]

Perilous times.

[@gerald1495]

indeed

[@thegermanfool8953]

it's everywhere unfortunately

[@fadlihariadi5610]

nice documentary

[@dannyboy2228]

Does Journeyman still make documentaries?

[@tmoney7842]

I don’t think they ever made them to began with? I think it’s just an archive or distribution kind of thing.

[@GeneralHensaleey]

Thnxs God Ivory coast is Peaceful now

[@hyperghoul]

Drogba

[@robertkrepek2561]

I would like to send the last gentleman a tuner for his guitar and a set of fresh strings.

[@lifeisacoustics]

18yrs laate buddy

[@stevenwilliams1497]

Publish new content please! this is old 2003 news

[@dkjzignon6642]

It escalated in 2010 resulting in a war and now I can say it’s getting better

[@ThatGuy-ns8de]

What amazing kings they are!

[@juda210]

What a complete bigot you are! No understanding of history or anything, keep reveling in your ignorance tho, by all means

[@ThatGuy-ns8de]

@@juda210 I’m praising these kings!!!!!!

[@zoltancsikos5604]

We wuz Kangz 🤴🏿

[@christianitis]

They wuz kangz n shiet

[@brandobee2264]

@@zoltancsikos5604 pink skin incel

[@frosmane9041]

alot of underhanded anti-capitalist and anti-christian comments, not exactly following the true narrative of the situation in the country, but i suppose shouldn't be surprised seeing these even if it is from 2003. some things never change.

[@Hashslingingslasher-]

is this a reupload, why release this in 2k19?

[@jayfawn8478]

This channel uploads random and very old documentaries. Don't know why

[@HossBonaventureCEO]

@@jayfawn8478 It's important to see these things no matter how old they are. Think back to what you were doing in '03 while all this was going on, it puts a lot of things into perspective.

[@adedayoajenifuja4615]

I guess for people like me in my 40s who has no such perspective.

[@MaximDemchenko-tf2uo]

Why are people screaming there so loud ? And become every times violent too each other ?

[@amijamcangirl8818]

GOD RESTORE YOU LAND N YOUR PPL. UNITE AFRICA ONE UNITED COUNTRY. Fulfill scriptures. As it was in the begining so shall it be in the end

[@Aehecs]

This time exactly we were in Guiglo, on the front line

[@bodyloverz30]

It was a happy, wealthy, secure country, under it's founding president. After his death, it all went to crap!

[@lamina11]

1st viewer, 1st liker, 1st commentor. Crown me!

[@Hashslingingslasher-]

you're not though

[@Mark-ko2mr]

Your crowned

[@anthonybaiocchi3028]

First wanker?

[@dantecrosetto6358]

no

[@gagejohnson5230]

Better than VICE IMO

[@lifeisacoustics]

Journeyman and Associated Press

[@almamybokarbirobarry780]

For how long did ivory coast fight war

[@GrahjeancedricDadji-lg8ky]

Around four years

[@gokuldassrao]

Until Ivory coast qualified for the next world cup

[@K4R3N]

Sad times

[@kristab321]

This journalist is insane. Or extremely brave, but I'm going with insane.....

[@horelupainelepepguardiola]

It is in my country the Ivory Coast and where they are breaking life it is in Tekoubé between Yopougon - Adjamé and Plateau behind

[@almamybokarbirobarry780]

Oh africa very sad

[@fffghh1370]

YAll was supporting them and arming them

[@simonmayr910]

sehr gute dokumentatin, unabhängig von zwei fronten

[@famketheron7475]

Les Misērables

[@fantasmesdefemmes3419]

Le libertinage est le chemin le plus court qui mène au fantasme !

[@anthonym707]

black lives matter here ?

[@NotinEzugo]

Troll

[@VonDecken97]

gtfo it was in 2003 and Western world lived way more wars than the rest of us.

[@jammyjamer]

My brother in Christ what are you saying

[@gkragkra5169]

Toi cherife Ousmane tu te bataire pour être ivoirie eeeeh dieus tu as vendus le pays pour Ouattara aujourd'hui je sais que tu regrettes toi le fils du pays,le c'est aussi un autre nom de Dieus qui vivra verra

[@why4654]

White life matter in Ukraine also

[@IyanuOlodumare8888]

Who made this video 🐍🐷🐍🐷🐍🐷

[@gabrielfernandes6349]

i wanted to understand why in some parts of the video is playing brazilian samba.......

[@zalaegerszeg9527]

Good music

[@KiryuDude]

vi o video inteiro (pq gosto de ver sobre guerras civis da africa) e n percebi isso kkkk

[@samuelmitchell9542]

But journalists you was very free in liberia.

[@soumangurukamite4884]

Inhofe on Cote d'Ivoire Crisis www.youtube.com/watch?

[@zotv5691]

But...but....but... multiculturalism works!

[@SebOutdoors]

Probably the single most uneducated comment here. Incredible.

[@zotv5691]

@@SebOutdoors I think you mean unindoctrinated, Mr. Andersen.

[@lilacspring2556]

It does work until at least one has backward believes 🥱

[@gerald1495]

mouthbreather

[@Alisha-hj9ne]

What is the correlation?💀