Sons of the Sahara - Sahrawi '81

Odyssey - Back to my Roots
Just a little thing while I work on the Q&A, enjoy.
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[@estout324]

A lot of people just finding out about this conflict, but wait till you realize, it's STILL ongoing lol.

[@polzer8522]

No there is a ceasefire since 1992

[@redabaroin968]

@@polzer8522 A ceasefire isn't a resolution lmao and there has been a skirmish recently (2-3 months ago)

[@usarkarzts4207]

The Korean thing is a ceasefire also

[@Lee1enfield]

@@polzer8522 Na m8, it re ignited as a proxy from the Morocco Argelia cold War recently

[@ebek4806]

@@polzer8522 Nah the ceasefire was violated the fighting is going on today. In fact it was violated 6 months ago and fighting continued since.

[@joeblow5214]

Range Rovers, AKs, and F-4s. Interesting mix of armaments.

[@iamuy4099]

F-4s belong to the other side, saharawis don't have an airforce

[@joeblow5214]

@@iamuy4099 Looks like both sides use AKs and a lot of the stuff the Sahrawi use is captured equipment. The have "new" old stock of T-62s and older stuff. The Moroccans use a mix of small arms, from around the world. None the less the mix is very interesting. The logistics must be hell.

[@iamuy4099]

@@joeblow5214 Yeah that war started midway through a period of switching from the eastern camp to western for Morocco so it had a lot of soviet tech that wasn't replaced by the incoming french and belgian small arms/equipment

[@YasserMaghribi]

Moroccan army used French AlphaJet, Mirage F5 and recently American F16, a lot of powerful artillery and they use a mix of Ak, M16 and other rifles as weapons. The Polisario front which is a creation of Khadafi and Algeria only possess AK, small truck artillery, Range Rovers and camels

[@huseyinfurkankardiyen2104]

@@YasserMaghribi Never underestimate camels

[@raptor2265]

If any of you are are wondering what the non-english lines are, they're sung in Yoruba, a Nigerian language. "Awa o ma ranti-iranti ye o, isedale baba awa" Roughly translates to "We will always remember the culture of our forefathers"

[@redlord1660]

Thanks

[@Airman1121]

Hell yeah, dude. Respect. Always cool to learn new things.

[@aceambling7685]

Thats cool, but also rather ironic. The Sahrawi are genetically (mostly) Berber, but following their conquest by Arabic warrior tribes they practice (mostly) Arabic culture and claim to be Arabs.

[@user-kg7zr3yl3n]

@@aceambling7685 nobody just wakes up one day and decided to switch ethnicity because people "conquer" your land, everyone in morocco has his lineage well documented, they dont claim to be arab, they are arab

[@vandalic8566]

@@user-kg7zr3yl3n elaborate

[@dingdang7404]

Catchy music and an introduction to a conflict I'd heard very little about; it's everything I love about your videos.

[@wingrostov9382]

Yeah, it's still going on. I think it's been 50 years, 5 months and 4 weeks.

[@aregularperson7573]

@@wingrostov9382 that is correct

[@alejoalfonso1459]

In 1975, when the Sahara was a spanish province, the green march invaded the entire territory in weeks. To that action, Franco famously said "send the entire army and declare war on Morocco!". He died a few weeks after and the government decided not to follow his order, effectively letting Morocco dominate Western Sáhara til today

[@vatanak8146]

Green March was from Morroco or the Insurgents in Sahara?!?

[@alejoalfonso1459]

@@vatanak8146 The Green March is a weird thing to expose since it happened expontaniously, but in short it was a group of Moroccans, around 100k of them, who entered the province by foot and started to settle the cities. In the begining, everyone thought they were just emigrating peacefully but it turned out that a lot of them were fully armed and were smuggled by saharawi terrorist groups

[@j.s.7984]

@أحمد المنصور Perejil, that is humiliation, Ceuta, Melilla, THAT is REAL humiliation.

[@rbasket8]

Sahara Español o Independiente

[@tripleog9557]

That’s how Europe gets its hash man.. Don’t lock the side door on us... lol 😂👍🏼🤫🤫

[@laowu8024]

2:18 jeez these will do a lot of damage

[@065Tim]

9kg of explosives each.

[@davideb.4290]

2:29 not as much as these

[@arcticst6327]

2:16 me and the boys in Battlefield 3 trying to get a jeep to fly

[@justforthis3208]

😂That's reminded me I need to get live and get back on there

[@darwinabreu9630]

2:09 excellent training.

[@williammackenzie1880]

😂😂😂

[@ashraf7242]

What do you expect, those are just polisario’s militias 😂

[@smokinhabanas]

What a crazy conflict for at least over 40 years!! The prize phosphate ?? I heard that many Polisario fighters went mercenary for Gaddafi then to highest bidder- so much for ideology!! Initially for the King it was a great way to keep the army busy from trying to overthrow him !!

[@chase.7780]

To be fair gaddafi gave them a lot of support back in the day. Can’t say I blame them for trying to make a nest egg after fighting almost their entire lives.

[@herrderr1921]

Military speaking,It ended in 1991 Politically? Its ungoing

[@065Tim]

Ita easy speaking of ideals when you dont live in a desert and dont face death every day. Besides, ideals need funding.

[@smokinhabanas]

Tungst- yep reality is a bitch!

[@Wapak95]

Never always believe what Moroccans tell you.

[@Frillar]

noice! how about the Toyota war next?

[@ncrvako]

i second that.

[@toddberkely6791]

i bet its very hard to find footage

[@aloadofbollocks988]

Todd Berkely Wouldn’t be surprised if there’s next to none.

[@g4mingzone231]

Rare.

[@my-YT-account]

👍

[@jerrell1169]

What a great shot of that A-4, such an underrated plane.

[@VBelinski]

Actually Morocco doesn't operate or ever operated the phantoms. I don't approve the aviation section of these video.the rest of the footage r real. Back in the time Morocco operated the F5, french Mirage F1 and some light attack aircraft like the OV 10 bronco... but after the Polisario managed to put their hands on Manpads and SAM6 supplied by Algeria and Libya, light attack aircrafts become unreliable.

[@hedgehog2257]

​@@VBelinskibecause Morocco sucks so bad they couldn't find clips

[@VBelinski]

@@hedgehog2257 zero Fs to what you think

[@hedgehog2257]

@@VBelinski L Morocco W Western Sahara

[@VBelinski]

@@hedgehog2257 in your wet dreams

[@skeletonwguitar4383]

Half of these conflicts I barely know, until i watch more.of your videos and then looking them up Its real peachy that you collect these and archive these footages that not a lot of people.would know or even remember. You got my sub, chief

[@smashmode8175]

T O W E L W A V E

[@Yopops215]

S A N D W A V E

[@alkalinelemons9239]

H A R B W A V E

[@gold8857]

_A L L A U H A K B A R W A V E_

[@wolfinthesuit]

Casablanca wave

[@ycasto1063]

Turban warfare, so to say

[@olawiaczek1]

Lovely as always Major, have a good one.

[@johngibson2884]

Major you must have been a DJ before you were a professional videographer you always get the music perfect

[@SpanishDio]

**Mood when the Spanish Sahara is gone**

[@hamfistedhistory]

These videos have expanded my musical knowledge, my historical knowledge, my research ability, and my writing skills! Your a god Majorsamm never stop!

[@OmnistarEast]

Best of luck and respect to the people of Sahrawi

[@ashraf7242]

😂😂😂

[@dipdipdip2232]

Dude, they were supported by The Polosari front which was armed by Algeria... It is sad, but having Algeria taking advantage of people that have no way to defend themselves to be exploited by Algeria. Morocco isn't the good state neither but I rather see Morocco in the Sahara western Sahara than Algeria or worse Spain occupy it.

[@m00rish37]

Omnistar bruv thats not cool

[@marklems5894]

@@dipdipdip2232 Ah yes, the moroccans that are literally building fence every year just to isolate the Polisario Front and make the moroccan population move there only to replace the sahrawi's and then make elections to have a 100% chances to win that territory, what a smart move

[@dipdipdip2232]

@@marklems5894 I know right 😉

[@Shadowwalker1717]

Major Samm I love how you make Art with old historic conflicts

[@jefferyhammond1421]

I went to Morocco as a tourist for around 2 months, nobody will talk about this to you there, Polisario is a dirty word that can get you in trouble with almost anyone. I asked a local who I'd traveled with for 3 weeks bout it and he was shocked that I knew about it. Said " They are mafia! we don't talk about them!"

[@mkidechname5993]

the real mafia is the morrocan monarchi and king

[@jblico]

@@mkidechname5993 the real mafia is tebboune and his dogs called the polisario, n3al mok would 9a7ba sahara maghribia

[@osamintv6135]

We don't talk about them because we know our army is taking care of business.

[@carlosportalrodriguez7438]

War. Obiously they blame their enemy

[@bacchusimarruken6190]

they even armed the child just write in Google "Polisario childs soldiers " and you will see

[@samarcher1316]

One of the best channels on here. From old school drifting to obscure military history, it's all cracking stuff with a stellar soundtrack.

[@shkoonk6371]

I love how the video show the conflict from both sides instead of being biast towards one, great video.

[@speckledjim5402]

So long, and thanks for the phosphate. - New Zealand.

[@SmokeBigi]

You're welcome, buy fertilizers next they're good for the soil.

[@bendebeer8607]

This is a conflict where the Sarahoui nomadic people claimed the Western Sahara as their birthright nation's grounds. Morocco opposed this, but Mauritania supported the Sarahoui. It's still a stalemate and the officiazl capital is patrolled by Morroccan army/police units.

[@jblico]

laayoune is no where near the official capital of polisario cucks when they are kilometers away and have never even had any political juridiction over it

[@bendebeer8607]

@@jblico which would sound logical as nomads don't really have a capital.....

[@jblico]

@@bendebeer8607 congratulations youve admitted its not a nation, youre getting close to realizing the polisario are algerian funded terrorists

[@morrocanpatriot.5388]

Bro Sahara is moroccan the groups that opposed this was spain and algerians go today to sahara there is moroocan flag everywhere and the people say that they are moroccan

[@Piano3r]

@@morrocanpatriot.5388 That’s because Morocco filled the place up with Moroccans and deported many sahrawi rebels

[@virajsawant972]

Can you you do Kargil conflict or even the 1971 Bangladesh liberation war which could've been the spark for WW3 as UK & US sent warships including USS Enterprise in the the Bay Of Bengal to help a failing Pakistan from India so the USSR sent nuclear subs from Vladivostok to chase off the combined US-UK fleets bound by the Indo_Soviet friendship treaty of 1970

[@DanuraJay]

He put out a video on Kargil about 2 weeks ago.

[@somethingmoredecent]

Kargil vid exists

[@JR_ST]

Wish granted

[@t.wcharles2171]

Both your ideas have come to fruition

[@mehdisnake5779]

i won't lie since i discovered your channel immediately knew what was the purpose of it and subbed i love everything about your videos and the comments that comes out of it ,sincerely the best channel period. (you are the reason i finally gave up andput my credit card on google to see videos you gave on descriptions , for real)

[@Collateral0]

F-4’s were never really used in the conflict, however the Moroccans Possessed F-5’s, Mirage F1’s and for a small time OV-10’s but they didn’t like them as they had issues in the rough desert. Some french troops were sent who were also in the Sahara conflict. But the main Belligerents were the Moroccan military and POLISARIO. Had Franco Maintained control, the tensions, and embarrassment Spain faced would have never occurred and the Sahara would of been far more stable and safer today.

[@jblico]

algeria is unironically responsible for destablizing the sahara, mauritania pulled out and even aided morocco

[@user-kg7zr3yl3n]

the moroccan controlled sahara is far more stable today than even france itself

[@Angel_Gomez]

@Hunter Vibin The reason why Spain left the Sahara was because the US called Franco and told him not to engage the Moroccan military during the Green March, or Spain would face consequences.

[@asherif3893]

@@user-kg7zr3yl3n why the F*** would people want to control everything it's the desert. Should just let the nomads roam free.

[@Angel_Gomez]

@@user-kg7zr3yl3n Not God, just the US. And if the US hadn't said anything, Spain would probably be controlling Western Sahara

[@lostinthewoods8032]

This is pure art.

[@gort0338]

Hey Samm, when are we getting " Minneapolis on Fire - Second American Civil War '20 "

[@magicman3163]

They are getting awfully close to the White House again

[@raavaolinorman6518]

For real this deserves a video. I got friends getting gassed every night in Portland

[@magicman3163]

Raavaoli Norman why don’t they just stop rioting and bringing AR’s

[@raavaolinorman6518]

Mr. MagicMan why aren’t they bringing AR’s? Excuse me, whose bringing AR’s?

[@magicman3163]

Raavaoli Norman An Antifa guy and his three friends had one AR but they were disarmed easily by a civilian with a 9mm

[@YoursTrulyMew]

The side shot of the vehicles in the beginning is so Badass

[@jojoanggono3229]

It was Land Rover back then, now it's all Toyota pick-up truck.

[@GhostRanger5060]

How strange... this funky soul classic is improbably perfect background music for this video of a forgotten war in the Western Sahara. Your work is brilliant, sir. #RLTW

[@SmallX-bx9fm]

much love from western sahara 😍🥰

[@JuanFrank97]

I have discovered this channel few days ago and I am totally amazed. I love playing your videos and sharing them on my telegram channel. Keep it up, you've got a new subscriber!

[@mehdisnake5779]

can you give methe nameofyour telegram channel ?

[@PJ22MR]

I can't wait for a second part of this video now

[@PJ22MR]

Here we go again

[@Wapak95]

¡VIVA SAHARA LIBRE!

[@baathi7358]

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@bacchusimarruken6190]

Morocco had a strong army in the 70s Thank you for showing it in this video❤❤

[@right584]

Still has

[@ScottOmahony]

Fan request, when playing a song this funky, the intro should be "A Major Samm Thang" 🤷‍♂️

[@gudea5207]

We need one of these with Tishoumaren music for the Azawad conflict

[@Gawarasmi]

i came from the region and i am actually sad that the war is on going, you can ask any questions to me and about the region if you like

[@blasterer3456]

Major Samm got THE Music taste of all time 🤤🤤🤤

[@DariVari007]

Freedom for West Sahara ✌🏽

[@aceambling7685]

Just got done reading the wikipedia entry for the Sahrawi people, as is the way with wikipedia I got pulled down a rabbit hole from Francoist Spain to the Ifni War to the Sahrawi and the Western Sahara Conflict. Which made me think of this, for which I had previously not had context.

[@d.h.2509]

The Wikipedia page is full of propaganda and revisionist history. 90% of it is from spanish sources. Here's what really happened: Morocco supported the Algerian war of independence in exchange of two border cities of Bachar and Tindouf that were under French administration -> Algeria didn't fufill the agreement -> Morocco invaded and captured tindouf from Algeria after they got their independence and didn't annex it because of outside pressure, mostly from the soviets and Cuba -> Algeria got salty about it and formed a separatist group after Spain and Mauritania pulled out of the Sahara -> Morocco fought a war against the Polisario and captured 2/3 of the territory.

[@aceambling7685]

@@d.h.2509 Cool👍

[@d.h.2509]

The sahara also stretches from Morocco to libya and is inhabited by ethnic Saharawis(the ones riding camels) in the video.

[@jarlboof]

@@d.h.2509 i like how you called the stuff on wikipedia propaganda and then told the entire story from a very biased pro-moroccan perspective. First of all, while Morocco did support algeria in the war of independence, the support was very minimal, nothing compared to the tunisian and egyptian support for example, not to forget that the also had a hand in the high jacking of the plane with the most important leader at the time. So they probably did more harm then help. And there was no promise to "give back" tindouf and bechar. Second of all, Morocco didnt capture tindouf, they did advance into the country but got pushed back by the algerians. Which was a newly independent country, they got support from cuba, but thats it. Morocco couldnt even take tindouf, not because of outside pressure (soviets and cuba really?) But because they lost the war.

[@d.h.2509]

@@jarlboof I don't think or care too much about Algeria to fabricate facts about them. If you do a simple research about their past president/s you'll find that the majority of them were Moroccan. I said it's propaganda, because it was from Spanish sources written in a time when we were in conflict with Spain. You can find plenty of sources that contradict them. Egypt doesn't have a border with Algeria, and Tunisia wasn't in a position to help anyone. Secondly, we not only captured Tindouf but advanced deep inside the Algerian desert. The war stopped after a truce was negotiated by the soviets or eastern block and the United States. To remind you, Tindouf was captured by France and integrated into Algeria, and that's the reason the war started in the first place.

[@ManuelFromMexico]

Awesome video! Can you please make one of the 1994' Chiapas War in Mexico? There is a lot of footage of that conflict

[@GhostRanger5060]

Yes, that would be interesting! I recommend using the song "Hungry like a wolf" by LA punk band X. Major Samm, report for duty!!!

[@Sonoran_Douchebag]

@@GhostRanger5060 guerrilla radio by RATM is better

[@ignaciopalma8973]

Love the 80s,great music and great videos

[@mandodesmadre3109]

Thanks for letting me vibe to some surreal images and funky music 💯

[@Nabla-1986]

hello, exellent and sad work of filing and the soundtracks are enormous ... you have just taken a subscription 💪 for the memory of all these people 🙏

[@garlito0251]

Los saharauis la cargaron aliandose en un principio con Marruecos para su independencia, simplemente si se la hubiesen pedido a España se la hubieran dado, ya que España se tenía que despojar de sus colonias, pero era más fácil intentar hacerles la cuca claro. Al final les salió rana y perdieron la guerra. El problema viene cuando esos afectados eran españoles...

[@thejuice5050]

Another top video. You should knock up a video on the French, Operation Barkhan in the Sahel Africa.

[@thejuice5050]

@@GIJoeProductions yeah modern day, going on right now. Mostly based in Mali but also Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad and Mauritania

[@thejuice5050]

@@GIJoeProductions but a video on the French fighting in Chad against Gaddafi's troops and his hired Tuareg fighters in the 1980s would be good to see

[@darthbry_8478]

I hope someday to drive in that desert

[@aldijuliansyah4978]

Man you're such my favorite channel rn

[@dudemcguy1194]

u a genius maj. samm! Awesome footages and choice of muzak!

[@einergonzalez9277]

Interesante video

[@Dietsch_]

Einer Gonzalez dutch, nice

[@Angel_Gomez]

Los saharauis pasaron de estar bajo el control español a ser expulsados de su tierra por Marruecos. La verdad es que les ha ido de mal en peor.

[@mahirbarakovic4756]

Can u make something about Gaddafi's Libya?

[@Lekker-Actual]

You do an amazing job at these

[@Gabelolguy]

Big up the Sahrawi, they've got the right to self determination.

[@g4mingzone231]

Howdy jeff

[@Gabelolguy]

@Bashir Kh It sucks, dude. Back when it started, you guys could've won, the ceasefire was inadvertently the thing that doomed the Sahrawi.

[@jblico]

Sahara is moroccan, keep crying algerian invasion army

[@Gabelolguy]

@@jblico Smelly poop boy.

[@rtr0_insn323]

Yeah so they can build a prosperous and economically developed country, based on socialist economics and in a territory 99% composed of sterile and inhospitable desert and with half a million population led by a single party system, what could possibly go wrong ?

[@braisjaneirodapolito234]

From spain with love

[@zolafuckass8606]

Those are some pretty groovy aesthetics, my dude.

[@awooga6600]

Music got me like Sahara vice

[@fpsRanger1]

New to your Channel. Out here in Virginia and you make awesome videos bro. Much appreciated!! 🤙

[@proto6086]

Free Sahara!

[@d.h.2509]

Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@jblico]

Sahara Maghribia

[@Exnem]

I hope Western Sahara will ever be solved in our life time. What a mess...

[@andrejapaunic4761]

great as always

[@jockstrap9088]

Nice video as always sir! Greeting from Indonesia

[@oneLEADFOOT]

Bad Ass ! Looks like a F-20 Tigershark at 1:35

[@Shadowwalker1717]

Looks more like F5 Tiger.

[@oneLEADFOOT]

@@Shadowwalker1717 yes sir you are correct !

[@oneLEADFOOT]

@@Shadowwalker1717 Still a very cool plane...I wonder how many are still in service across the globe..

[@amineb66]

The ceasefire broke this month !

[@Call-Me-JessE]

You should make one of these based on the Siege Of Grozny

[@Jagi603]

With these kind of videos i always learn about conflicts i never heard of before...

[@axelcordova8262]

Sand, funk and artillery

[@Excellsk]

Friend : You should visit western sahara. GF : Its contested in Africa right ? Me :

[@nunopereira265]

Free sarahwi

[@ashraf7242]

Shut up loser

[@jayloblobley1287]

You should totally do a video on the 1999 to 2002 East Timorese crisis there is a good amount of footage on it especially of Australian forces.

[@jam4955]

this one was great

[@purple9591]

As always great job

[@dr.manofculture1492]

Great one, Major!

[@RobARug]

Sahara meets Studio 54.

[@daimyogames3245]

I just understand that your channel is balance example) You can make a video about US soldiers during Vietnam, and after that video about Soviet pilots during Vietnam))) Thank you for giving us these beautiful clips. - Russian sub

[@thekommandokookbook8577]

You somehow made this war as groovy as it was violent. Nice.

[@nachgebaut4176]

Every nation, country, people deserve independance. If they wanna be free, theyre more than allowed to fight for it.

[@stenyjackson5256]

You make combat look fun which it is and is not

[@marclayne9261]

Major Samm Goes Lawrence of Arabia......'Revolt In The Desert'.....

[@ethanfallert2034]

Awesome, have you thought about doing a video on the Ethiopian invasion of Somalia in 2006?

[@AK-ml1uq]

I would love that

[@KY-te4mn]

😂😂 rn fr this nigga hasn’t no knowledge how informatica art & ascetics medium works. You are talking that once absolute defeat of operation chasing ghosts to nowhere armed to you by the whole world and your ass got handed back to you by bunch of gorillas/rebels/resistance/nationalists (call what ever you like ). Have you ever see the British making cool propaganda montages in there misadventures in Afghanistan/Iraq, Libya …. Or Chinese in Vietnam, Argentina in Falkland ? No Lol 😂. There ain’t anything cool about been state level mercenary to an impire and loosing badly accomplishing nothing (but spectacular defeat and waste of resources xxx)

[@Noobfantasy]

Some footage from iraq iran war and egypt sudan conflict probably

[@borrachomental5540]

Epic as always

[@davideb.4290]

Amazing

[@xabier1375]

Viva Sáhara libre

[@baathi7358]

🤣🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@nordstyle6315]

Do a Romania '89,the single bloody anti-communist revolution in the Warsaw Pact countries.

[@marwamer3642]

This is dope

[@utzius8003]

0:44 I think that is a Kürassier Tankhunter. One of my favourite cold war "tanks", maybe that's just because I am Austrian.

[@gabrielbaynunn2418]

That's right! Preceded by a South African Eland IFV.

[@ANTALIFE]

Daym catchy song

[@briancruz6812]

really like the beats of the song

[@user-vm5lv6ed8g]

Love the content I’m not exactly sure how you pick your videos but a Hong Kong ‘19 would be a video I would love to see. Keep it up!

[@anitakumar1527]

Great video as always. It would be good If you do a video on kargil conflict 1999 from an Indian perspective. You will find combat footages easily. Btw it was the war fought on the highest battlefield of the earth in which india recaptured kargil.

[@yeshua8952]

He already did a video on the ‘99 Kargil War kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKOnkHmojMtliKc

[@fadeintoyou5341]

It would be nice to see a video about the roof koreans

[@bman6065]

Middle eastern marching is like the goose-stepping of the arms.

[@Qwertyuser1]

well, this isnt in the middle east...

[@hanmanse4600]

me with the boys after no longer quarantine 0:09

[@crimsonfury7811]

lord!!!! why some people fight in such a harsh environment.......no water, no food, no stable supply chain and electricity......atleast dont hurt anyone, live in peace and harmony

[@crazyafrican9955]

F4 phantom Morocco what

[@tariksaadeddine9339]

Morocco never had F4

[@shkoonk6371]

@@tariksaadeddine9339 they actually did lol, you can find some footage, they were mostly leased from the americans or the french.

[@tariksaadeddine9339]

Shkoonk No we never had it “lol”. Send me a link to one of the photos, go ahead.

[@jblico]

@@tariksaadeddine9339 Khoya, my grandpa served in the moroccan military in the conflict, we had F4s , after his return in the airfield he was stationed at there were f4s

[@tariksaadeddine9339]

l'ésprit de 2020 show me photos of Moroccan F-4s, go ahead, I’ll wait..

[@jhonerocha3912]

One F4 phantom have one Arabic ramisah. Ramisah it's same one hand cartoon. In the center have one eye. Here airplane paint side cockpit, to Arab culture this is for have yourself lucky.

[@santiagozeballos1363]

Great video as always. Can you make a video on the shining path uprising in Perú?

[@santiagozeballos1363]

GI Joe Productions Maoist guerrillas that operate in the jungles and andes of Peru to this day. The name comes from a peruvian writer José Carlos Mariategui that once said “Marxism-Leninism will open the shining path to revolution”.

[@quangcaodo8864]

@@GIJoeProductions Communist insurgent in Peru and one of the most brutal ones of those sorts. Crushed by the forces of the Alberto Fujimori regime there.