Sudan's (Hunger) Crisis Explained.

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[@nowheresa]

It’s quite vile advertising a war strategy game on a video concerning an ongoing struggle of civilians under a war. Shame

[@Ketler47]

The people of Darfur have suffered continuous horrors that most of the popular victims of recent times could never dream of. But if you don't have a powerful sponsor that gives voice to your struggle, it seems you don't matter.

[@puraLusa]

When a conflict doesn't have a political party agenda in the west or democratic country, it tends to be ignored by media. Sudan conflicts has many interest groups, none in western political party related, so it's ignored. Key countries: egypt, lybia, uae, china, russia- these are the one's who have a vested interest, and the more conflict, the more sudan is dependant, the more these countries win. It's kind of neo-colonization by means of war. But as it doesn't fit "muah mean west" it doesn't reach the news.

[@AL-lh2ht]

no jews no news. No proxy war to exploit.

[@admiralfrancis8424]

Such a cruel world we live in.

[@ViliPekkaAlbert]

Well who the hell is talking for the losing side? Ive only watched how nazis were super dumb in movies like Napoleon also was "short and stupid" but funny that whole world united against both of them. 😅 LMAO...

[@ViliPekkaAlbert]

I mean that no one ever has told the message of loser and never should.

[@Mu3az523]

One of the main reasons why we demonstrated against Al bashir is we knew about his deals with UAE and Russia. we thought we would have support around the globe for democratic movement, but Putin was supporting isolationist political parties

[@skp8748]

Lmao uae pays billions in lobbying each year... they literally told the U.S SUDAN does not deserve democracy they'll elect a muslim

[@puraLusa]

Since the cold war that the masses are naive to "the other". A good example is the uk pacifists with their anti-nuke position, latter fully known that they were financed by the soviets.

[@EM-tx3ly]

Hence the futility of democratic transitions not only in Sudan but in Yemen Syria Libya Iraq etc etc etc A strong government that rids the land of chaos division and corruption will have to be an answer and Egypt must be involved in this as it’s security If Sudan fails Egypt follows

[@sammiemakki9339]

Rising again Bashir was the biggest mistake. After watching Syria, Libya and Yemen… a revolution has not worked anywhere. Also now the RSF is supported by the UAE and Russia. Even the USA wants the RSF to take over so they can take the Military and Islamists out. I’m Sudanese and I was against the revolution against Bashir, I told everyone to bot take Bashir out because it will not work, it will get worse and will start a civil war/ malitia forces

[@የዝምታአቀንቃኝ]

'Western Democracy' 😢 + fools = war, starvation,......

[@ChairmanMeow1]

I am blessed for being born where I was. I can't imagine growing up in a place like Darfur.

[@parkerhanson4009]

@@ChairmanMeow1 I understand your meaning but I find your words problematic. Your words imply that child enslavement and genocide somehow occurs due to a lack of blessings witch in the traditional sense means 'by God or by heaven'. Are the children of Sudan suffering because God doesn't love them? Sounds like you might think so

[@Tribuneoftheplebs]

​@@parkerhanson4009 never thought about that statement like that. Thanks for the interesting perspective

[@parkerhanson4009]

@@Tribuneoftheplebs with pleasure! Thanks back at ya

[@parkerhanson4009]

@@Tribuneoftheplebs I think your gratitude for what you have is admirable 🙏

[@hlary8320]

@parkerhanson4009 he is just using 'blessed' as another word for lucky or privilaged.

[@tosoledo]

I have watch 5-6 video about Sudan's "forgotten war". I think i will remember it.

[@Gingerbreadley]

Russia has always supported the SAF as they have a port deal with them. Wagner supports the RSF, for gold access, which I believe is where your confusion is stemming from.

[@puraLusa]

It's play both sides, robb as much as u can... Well known tactic.

[@OleDirtyBastard68]

Russia's turnaround developed mostly after Prigozhin was reduced to a heap of ash; since then, there isn't much of Wagner on the RSF side left. Wagner's main contribution was probably that they supplied the RSF with anti aircraft weapons, which helped a lot since the SAF control the air force.

[@Mohamed-kq2mj]

​@@puraLusa they (long ago, like probably when all the mercs and terrorists came) pulled out of the rsf and they are now helping us very much

[@openlyracist8055]

​@@Mohamed-kq2mj Wagner still helps the RSF

[@MUNZEROMAR]

​@@openlyracist8055ل no

[@Avaricumstudios]

This region of Africa has produced some of the deadliest conflicts the world has seen this century, the recent Tigray war cost 500,000 lives ,and at it's peak over 1000 soldiers were dying everyday , the war lasted 2 years btw and were it not for that peace agreement, it could been much worse, I'm talking of a Rwanda type scenario but instead of machetes, this time there were guns involved. Starting from 2003 ,there was the Darfur g***cide, 300,000, killed another deadly war. These conflicts don't get highlighted which is sad, however I'm glad people are starting to remember Sudan btw I closely followed the Tigray war and it's this war that made me realise the terrifying efficiency of Drones.

[@puraLusa]

It's unrelated to western parties interests so it doesn't make it to the news. It's a very good example or proof that western media is (maybe always was) no better than any other propaganda outlet.

[@Verdalen]

Thanks for your comment. The conflict in Tigray was and still is indeed completely unknown. I am curious about the details of this war. Where did you get your information about the conflict?

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

After tigray war Ethiopia faced another war with afar and olo groups. I still follow it but you don't see much coverage about it

[@RK-cj4oc]

Where do you get info about the Tigray war?

[@Avaricumstudios]

@RK-cj4oc facebook,twitter and it was reported extensively in the local media over here in Kenya. On Facebook and twitter is where I saw like the firing squads and stuff

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

If the Sudanese Government can push the RSF out or take an advantage, there is a real risk rebels will flood west into Chad and destabilize what is currently the only relatively secure country in the Sahel.

[@christianbolisca1493]

There’s Mauritania.

[@RK-cj4oc]

​@@christianbolisca1493Mauritania is hardly stable.

[@menzermenzer7720]

‏ماذا نحن نقاتل الآن في بلادنا مرتزقة من تشاد والنيجر ومالي وليبيا و إثيوبيا وأفريقيا الوسطى والجنوب قول هؤلاء لم يستطيع علينا الله ربنا الله وناصرنا

[@Afrologist]

@@christianbolisca1493 You mean the slavery capitol of Africa? LMFAO

[@Metalhead_69]

This video should definitely get more views, the quality is worth it

[@IloveDoubleD]

Forgotten? More like never cared.

[@mcs131313]

Yeah - I mean to be honest caring about other places for reasons other than trying to make take from them or wage a proxy war is a pretty recent phenomenon. That only exists at all because of: 1) increased flow of information 2) globalized trade (stability is generally gonna make more opportunities / hinder it less) 3) countries getting so rich and stable that they can worry about someone else.

[@IloveDoubleD]

@@mcs131313 Pretty sure starvation in Sudan isn't a recent event. Been ongoing for a long, long time. And the only ones trying to take wages from the Sudanese would be the Sudanese. Their currency isn't any good anywhere else. Same for war, been around in the world pretty much everywhere.

[@mcs131313]

@@IloveDoubleD obviously I’m not saying nobodies starved there before. If you follow current events, you’ll know that famine risk is kicking up at least an order of magnitude vs. recent years due to the escalating civil war.

[@Dimich1993]

It looks like the 21st century will be just like the 20th century...

[@Afrologist]

King Solomon said there is nothing new under the sun; honestly I thought the dam would break sooner. WWIII is unironically just around the corner & people don't even realize it. The 30s won't repeat themselves, but it sure will rhyme.

[@redacted7060]

War is a part of human nature

[@cameron8580]

You can thank russia for the Africa hunger issues that are popping up. Ukraine was a big supplier to Africa for food security. Cause of Russia attacking ukraine it's caused a serious wip lash in Africa for food. Remember russia caused your pain and don't support them Africa. It's a shame they don't think that much about this and realize this. Before russia invasion ukraine supplied about 40% of wheat to Africa. I'm sure that's down quite a bit now. Russia using the hunger as a weapon to gain relations in Africa.

[@skp8748]

No. It mostly supplied egypt and europe

[@theliato3809]

@@skp8748 its a globalized world and ukraine provided a big chunk of agriculture. Take that out and it puts a strain everywhere else.

[@skp8748]

​@@theliato3809 OP was incorrect and I corrected him

[@tragus_dx]

the fact they cant feed themselves and still breed like rabbits is a problem in itself

[@Dara-wk5ty]

Feeding people who will grow up to hate you anyway

[@TheGiggityG]

Fantastic work guys.

[@Kwame-vg4rr]

Correction: Al-Sadiq Al-Mahdi was not the only democratically elected Prime Minister of the Sudan. There were 3 others before him (Ismail Azhari, Abdullah Khalil, and Mohammed Ahmed Al-Mahjoub). Also, his election in 1986 was his second term in office. He already took office once in the late 1960s.

[@Thatonepersonyouheard]

Yo south sudan hasn't been a part of sudan for like a decade, fix the thumbnail plz Thank you!❤️💗❤️

[@Mohamed-kq2mj]

It's fortnite IRL rn (Ethiopia invaded)

[@dosmastrify]

I'm so happy that Hubert narrated this one!!

[@johnnymatias3027]

It seems Macklemore made at least some impact. I'm seeing a LOT more talk about Sudan after that.

[@jajajejehjune4301]

fantastic material!

[@CLIPS_1]

Please talk about the atrocities that are happening in Sudan!

[@nachomacho-wq9mt]

Advertising a war game in this kind of video is so fucked up

[@yurazi2183]

Great video

[@notme9816]

Gave like, already a subscriber.

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

The conflict should be viewed in the regional context as much as National. Arab and Islamic malitias have been taking power or leading rebellions across the Sahel, notably the coup belt to the west. Burkina Faso is a center of Islamic terrorism, but the entire region has become a hub. To the North the Lybian civil war, while not as strongly ethnic in context, does have a relevant religious element. Even to the North Egypt has been dealing with Muslem brotherhood rebel groups in Sinai, and of course the Gaza conflict rages on its border. Its easy to condem the military government of Egypt, but important to consider what a democratically elected islamic government could mean for the region. The South Sudan conflict isn't long in the past, and the Potential for south Sudan to be included in the conflict is very real. And Ethiopia to the south is teetering on civil war, with Eritrea likely to be pulled in. And further south of South Sudan, Rwanda ans Uganda are brewing conflict with the Congo. The RSF, along with Lybian mercenaries fought in Yemen under UAE employ, where they were improved in caliber. The UAEs context in pushing these Arab militias should not be understated, nor should Russias role under the Wagner banner in destabilizing the region to access cheap mineral wealth. Africa is at risk of seeing war from The Congo to the Mediterranean and the Rea sea to the Atlantic. And Sudan is at the Center.

[@skp8748]

Ethiopia has been in full blown civil war for over 5 years. With millions dead. They lost control of their border with sudan to Fano just this week.

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

@@skp8748 I don't think its correct to call it a full scale civil war, I would agree its a localized insurgency, amd along witht the Tigray militias what I am referring to by teetering. But if this constitutes a civil war, than Egypt should be said to be in Civil war due to the insurgency in the Sinia, ans I don't think most would agree that Egypt is in civil war. edit: also, when you say for 5 years, you're encompassing two conflicts, which while related, effect different regions and involved differing groups, with Fano backing the government in the Tigray war. But regardless, it doesn't really undermine my point on the stTe of the region.

[@nejahdproductions3707]

@@skp8748 Source?

[@anthonymanderson7671]

It's sad that news media outlets tend to focus less on that simply because africa doesn't have much geopolitical importance to the world like ukraine or israel.

[@SSMasseus]

@@neolithictransitrevolution427 you stop insult islamic terrorism.

[@Polar-oj8cz]

We're literally neighbours and nobody here even knows what is going on in Sudan. If you ask me it's the middle East's problem

[@bluemountain4181]

0:25 Wait what's going on in Namibia, why is the whole country amber?

[@timthetiny7538]

Because its basically a desert and Africa can't grow its own food.

[@charlesferdinand422]

I don't care how much spam Conflict of Nations tries to shove down my throat or if they sponsor every single video in every single channel of KZbin; for this reason alone, I'm NEVER playing their stupid fucking game. And as Shadow's Law has proven: Any app that spends as much money as Raid: Shadow's Legend does in marketing is filled with predatory microtransactions, is utter garbage or both.

[@metalmusic4958]

But, you can get free gold to aid you in ur play !!!!

[@مصطفىعثمان-ز5ت]

O God, protect Sudan 🇸🇩, its people, and the unity of their word on the truth, O Lord

[@amlalsheek9698]

Amin

[@denizb.4142]

It’s so sad Sudan 🇸🇩 had so much potential

[@arailway8809]

It is staggering how in the face of other wars this disgrace has been swept under the rug.

[@Akislav1990]

People in the west and muslim world would only care if its the palestine contlict, or the US war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Anytime i say "deadliest contlict of 21st century" they think i am talking about Palestine and not Tigray. Absolutely no one cares about Sudan, Tigray, Armenia or Yemen. Never did and never will

[@ebonymaw8457]

Wars and mass murders in Africa are always swept under the rug. While media focuses on everything else. Nothing new.

[@drfranks1158]

All the uproar and protests plaguing America, Canada, UK and elsewhere about the situation in Gaza makes me want to puke. Not a SINGLE mention of what is going on in Sudan. Most of the population has NO IDEA this is happening. Humans suck.

[@AL-lh2ht]

Literal entire majors cities of hundreds of thousands of people slaughtered to the last child.

[@erikthomsen4768]

@@AL-lh2ht And yet the civilian casualties in Sudan did not matter even back when they exceeded Gaza tenfold.

[@100500daniel]

That's because Sudan doesn't have a strong propaganda wing like Gaza. Hamas' strategy isn't to win, it's to smear Israel, and they have the support of the entire Arab world to help them do that.

[@williemherbert1456]

​​@@erikthomsen4768 Because it's not relatable to them, since for the case of war in Gaza is perpetuated by Western industry & government supporting Israel in both financial, diplomatic, and military counted in billions of dollar from its taxpayer's money that now have different way of thought that emphatizing fate of Palestinian more than their parents did, while Sudan isn't like it rather in contradiction clearly in view as just another war-front of Middle East Cold War between Arab Saudi and UAE in this case.

[@mathewpt4478]

​@@williemherbert1456you mean a certain group who proclaims thems as peacefull wants to get wipe out the entire 17 Million of a certain community and wants to blame the West on everything even though They are living on the same west mind you

[@luisdonoso1913]

What is the soundtrack at the very beginning of the video?

[@eca3101]

This guy completely left out Egypt’s big role in all this…

[@skp8748]

What role they support the national army against the UAE funded terrorists

[@AL-lh2ht]

its a civil war between warlords. Pretending this is a proxy conflict is disingenuous.

[@اميرالامراء-ك6ظ]

@@AL-lh2ht only a fool or a disingenuous person would call this a civil war How can it be a civil war when one side targets the civillians of said country with systematic rapes,starvation and genocide and practises ethnic cleansing by displacing people form their homes by any of the mentioned methods and then gives said homes to people of their tribes from all over africa mainly african “arab” nomadic tribes such as baggara tribes

[@TheGreatOne-gw7xh]

​@@AL-lh2htbut arab nations are giving them weapons, which fuels the war.

[@ArtisZ]

Extra algorithm food.

[@Ifraneljadida]

Ahhh an Islamic nation at civil war. Very unique. Prayers to the Hindus of Bangladesh

[@howtoappearincompletely9739]

Wow. That was incredibly depressing.

[@LoneWolf-wp9dn]

These countries... pakistan, sudan, most of saharan africa... they have major issues... like terrible access to oil and food... yes they have resources but those resources can never cover the needs of millions of people... oh those resources can make nice personal fortunes... that can later be reinvested in the west in real estate and whatnot... so there is no incetive to have a democratic egalitarian system in these countries its very hard fruitless and thankless... its all the incetive to have a brutal dictatorship with convenient clientelism built in... that brings quick profits

[@AL-lh2ht]

yea, the warlords hate the local population, in fact they would rather them all disappear.

[@user-en1xu7bj1r]

Sush!!only Gaza allowed to be talked about. Its important for Ummah to focus on that only.

[@JohnnyChronic18]

Islam seems to be at the heart of most conflicts...

[@shafsteryellow]

What does this have to do with Islam? Ethiopia is multifront civil war, Congo is at war, Ukraine is at war are they Muslim nations?

[@Mu3az523]

No idiocy please

[@Mhark127]

Imperialism is at the heart of most conflicts in the third world.

[@Zyzyx442]

Submission precipitate War

[@TomsNewMyspace]

You could then say Christianity caused both world wars

[@cusematt23]

It's not being reported on because almost no one cares. I care, therefore I am watching this video. But 98%+ of people outside the middle east or africa does not care.

[@2411509igwt]

And honestly, most people have no reason to care. There's a lot of suffering in the world, but unless you're directly responsible (not indirectly or we'd get nowhere) just smile sympathetically and carry on with your own life.

[@botbat9645]

I also care because some of my family member is in rsf and the other is in the military 😢

[@cusematt23]

@@botbat9645 best wishes 🙏

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

This war could be effectively ended by ending the Lybian civial war. This is mot the industrial war of Russia and Ukraine or Irans and Isreal. This is people in pick up trucks with small arms. If the Supply routes for fuel and arms can be cut, the war ends.

[@The_ZeroLine]

There are many more logistical routes and places they can get supplied, but it’d help cool it down.

[@AL-lh2ht]

This is a nice lie. The warlord leaders ae billionars. its not that simple.

[@MarcelinoDanielsson-le4mz]

If they couldn´t put it together themselves better to divide.

[@AGUNGMUJAHED]

I'm Sudanese, i would like to inform you there are no hunger at all in sudan, it's propaganda for political reasons

[@Elbdwys]

Same video different channels, i mean almost to the T. I wonder why.. And I'm sudanese!

[@GatkuothGoar]

Sudan and South Sudan are the most affected countries by the effect of war since gaining their independence. Salva Kiir is a savage monster who doesn't care about the life of his citizens. 😢😢

[@chicofresh4396]

How do you keep Ethiopia white on the map.

[@isam1bushra]

what do you mean

[@leatherGuy-o8g]

Sad that their own neighbours won't help them

[@harrybaulz666]

No one has forgotten just that no one cares anymore after 60 years

[@johnl.7754]

Especially since neither side has a clean history or intentions

[@The_ZeroLine]

And if the West does something to intervene during a tragedy they screa “colonialism.” When it doesn’t, they scream “you’ve abandoned us!”

[@jamstagerable]

The Israeli/Palestinian conflict. PRC/ROC. North/South Korea etc has entered the chat... Is it really due to the time that's past for why no one cares? If only it was so simple....

[@Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-aa]

الخريطه ناقصه

[@abdellahbenoudi1382]

Can you tell more about Kabylian independance mouvement.

[@שמעוןאייזנברג-צ3כ]

where are all the students Demonstrators against the war in Sudan

[@skp8748]

Are their govts funding RSF? Is the RSF not under sanctions?

[@שמעוןאייזנברג-צ3כ]

@@skp8748the RSF if funded by the UAE and the UAE get its money by selling oil to the west so buy extension yes

[@The_ZeroLine]

What will protests do? It’s not our war. And if we get involved we’ll be accused of “colonialism.” If we don’t, we’ll get accused of “not caring.”

[@nickorme8112]

​@@שמעוןאייזנברג-צ3כ that's a tenuous connection at best. Students might be able to influence their own government, expecting them to control Arab gulf monarchies is an absurd ask. The UAE can get money from China too, but only America gives billions of dollars a year to an apartheid state. Whataboutism is not a legitimate argument.

[@karflem5398]

It’s not convenient for either political party for people to be upset by Sudan so it’s never reported on so the average person doesn’t know what’s happening

[@Zeyede_Seyum]

You forgot to mention the 30 thousand TPLF fighters stationed in Sudan. Sudan and Egypt are the major supporters of TPLF.

[@Muslim_israeli]

I wonder if they blame US or Israel for this, Or is it colonialism's fault this time

[@agitador]

it actually is colonialism fault

[@tracym8952]

George w bush tried to help sudan but it just succeeded in creating south sudan. US isn't to blame but has a part in the story of sudan

[@mohammedahmed1109]

Actually it's USA, sudan was sanctioned for more then 30 years by the US, also they are the reason why Sudan divided which made Sudan's economy sink into the mud, but who are you to judge us?!

[@President-JonSnow.Malkowich]

@@agitadorso we need to reestablish colonies so that we may bring peace to the land of the N.

[@mrsupremegascon]

Yup, they will blame on the West. They were fighting each others in tribal wars since millennials, were always far less developed than Asia, Europe and the Americas, but barely 70 years of colonialism (for most of Africa between 1880 to 1960) and they think that the West is now responsible for all their issues. The funny thing is that right at their independence in the 60s, Africa was not a bad places. Many countries in Asia (like South Korea) were poorer and some parts were even more developed with good industries than South or Eastern Europe. But then, they massacred Europeans, and when there was no more Europeans to kill or expell, they turned on each others, turning Africa into what it is today. One day, Africa and Africans will be great and powerful, but not while they continue to blame everything on the West.

[@abdulsamadissa4177]

Blame it all UAE!!

[@riccphoto]

Reporting about Sudan yet promoting war games is kind of sick!!!!

[@AuslanderViko]

Forgotten? You kno why? Coz they dont offer anything valuable economicaly to us brother.

[@sandbox1747]

Doesnt validate anything

[@AuslanderViko]

@@sandbox1747 Africa is just not interesting for normal people.

[@Mohamed-kq2mj]

Gold? Tons of it?

[@samankucher5117]

its not sudan its the non arab inhabited provinces of sudan

[@uditnautiyal2356]

People crying on palestine 🇵🇸 but sus on 🇸🇩 sudan

[@skp8748]

One is a civil war the other is genocide funded and condoned by major powers

[@RevolutionaryResistance]

Russia sponsoring the evil sides in both those wars

[@gamelover8968]

Dumb comment made by a 14 year old

[@nickorme8112]

People in the west have a reason to protest Israel, their governments have funded and supported it with diplomatic cover for decades. Protesting may feasibly alter their own governments policies, yes more attention to resolve this crisis is needed but they can hardly control the interference of the UAE or Russia here. America isn't funding the belligerents in this war to the tune of billions a year like in Isreal.

[@ebonymaw8457]

⁠​⁠@@nickorme8112 Are you aware that the U.S. government funds the Emirati government which then funds the RSF. Yes you can put pressure on the U.S. government to change its stance. But you don’t. Don’t try to wash your hands clean from this.

[@mujtabashanan3548]

The River and Sea state is coming البحر والنهر دولة 🟦🟨

[@headoverheels88]

So you read The Economist article, huh?

[@The_ZeroLine]

The Economist has been full of clueless stories. Maybe they did a good one recently, but they’re hardly the only ones talking about Sudan.

[@anthonymanderson7671]

Islamophobes who blame the certain religion for this conflict should watch the video and then understand that religions like islam don't bring conflict.

[@taliaromao5479]

O que, ja parou para pesquisar sobre a guerra civil que resultou da separação e criação do Sudão do Norte? O Sudão é um pais dividido por varios grupo e sub grupos etinico e religioso, e por causa deste multiculturalismo resultou em limpeza etnica e genocídio por parte dos sudaneses árabe que se acham superior a outras etnia.

[@obviousname8778]

9:21

[@stephenLarson-vs7fu]

"No decisive action was taken to prevent genocide". By whom? The "international community"? The leaders of the world´s nations know all that is happening there, and they don´t care. Apart from that, who is the good side in that country? External pressure or military action usually only works if there is some good side, but, no one with any power or following seems at all interested in ending the violence. I wish it were otherwise, but I don´t think this will end until most of the population is dead.

[@Akech101]

Sudan 🇸🇩 and South Sudan 🇸🇸 are two different peoples and countries. Change the thumbnail

[@souvicknath5716]

Sunadnese conflict is an ethic clash.

[@RevolutionaryResistance]

Russia sponsoring the evil RSF and it's massacres

[@IloveDoubleD]

Like 90% of all clashes.

[@LoneWolf-wp9dn]

no its not... its a convenient excuse... they kill their own ethnic group just as readily

[@angelgarza7437]

Its not forgotten its just never mentioned by the media cuz its not in their interests for people to know

[@giorgiodezio3201]

it's so cringe that your selling a war game about "fighting for your world domination" at the beginning of a video like this

[@MiguelDLewis]

In order to have peace, you must obey the Prince of Peace.✝

[@bhoyers3315]

Jeebus, FUCK YEAH

[@MiguelDLewis]

@@bhoyers3315 Repent of this profanity, neighbor. The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand...

[@iLg25]

2 world war.....

[@MiguelDLewis]

@@iLg25 Age of Enlightenment planted those seeds. Also Aryanism...

[@MeanBeanComedy]

@@MiguelDLewis Both World Wars came from the enlightenment. There's a channel on here that connects all the dots.

[@AmorosoGombe]

These powerful evil men, fight for power, refuse to give the people a say in who governs them and then tens of millions of civilians have to suffer and die. And yet every single African country, has the mineral and natural resource wealth to be a Qatar, with no one living in absolute poverty. What a tragedy. I am striving to be financially independent, so I one day have the means, to be an effective activist, to make a change to this all too familiar problem in Africa. I think that will be a worthwhile thing to do, with the only ever life, the universe has given me.

[@AL-lh2ht]

sudan has some of the most natural resources on earth. the difference is qatar was willing to share it with their population.

[@LiberRaider]

"Religion of peace"

[@imcbocian]

There is no such thing. Apart from Jainism, maybe. This is the only religion where the more radical the follower is, the less you have to fear him.

[@zonehd3433]

You mean the region which gets most foreign interference

[@christianbolisca1493]

Sudan’s current civil war has little to do with religion.

[@sircatangry5864]

"Genius postcolonial borders"

[@ArtisZ]

​I think the OP didn't mean "the conflict is because of the religion", but more like "people who are part of the religion are quite prone to conflict", implying that the religion itself doesn't teach, or perhaps, doesn't succeed at teaching *peace.* Thus, there's an irony here. ​@@christianbolisca1493

[@MadelineHughes-o7i]

Morar Turnpike

[@MariamShamseldin]

الخرائط المعتمده من الامم التحده لا تطابق مع المحتوي

[@NaProbablyNot]

Religion of peace…

[@iLg25]

Religion has nothing to do in this conflict

[@amin8202]

This video undermines the US meddling in Sudan

[@carpediemmementomori1984]

🇨🇦

[@terrorcat6090]

angola is safe they are pure desert

[@headoverheels88]

Perhaps China can show the world it's a true global superpower and intervene.

[@The_ZeroLine]

They’ll only demand all your ports and mines because, unlike the West, they’re like just about helping as we’ve seen.

[@fuck_Russian_bots]

😂

[@adamflorence2884]

First

[@AbuMohammad-ti6fi]

KINGS 🇸🇴🤴 IN AFRIKA SOMALIA BRO❤❤❤❤❤

[@felixmourlevat44]

you didn't mention the Ukrainian special forces who are also in Sudan fighting the Wagner group as some videos have proven

[@The_ZeroLine]

That’s not at big enough a scale to make any difference. It’s literally never been more than a few dozen special operators.

[@complexaltruist]

It doesn't make a difference

[@Najamoto]

Hi there, just to let you know your map is not up to date as it shows Western Sahara when it should be Morocco. Cheers.

[@alexv3357]

Only the US and Israel have officially recognised the annexation. As far as the rest of the world is concerned, the territory is still disputed.

[@nickorme8112]

​@@alexv3357 seconded

[@Najamoto]

@@alexv3357 And Spain and recently France. But in any case, it's Morocco and your map is wrong. You should come and visit Dakhla to see for yourself.

[@Najamoto]

@@nickorme8112 Also you should learn history as from this territory came many Moroccan ruling dynasties and it has always been, Moroccan.

[@Najamoto]

@@alexv3357 If you're lucky to speak french you can lean a couple of things by reading the right books. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eF6ymqeNn8SZqa8

[@miliba]

Sudan cant blame the Wypipo this time

[@skp8748]

Sling your hook

[@erikthomsen4768]

Never underestimate the creativity of people fleeing responsibility.

[@nisrmasry2134]

Let us set all matters very clear 😊 1) The simple Definition of Religion: know the true meaning of life, the purpose of your existence, and the reality of your creator. To work good deeds and strive against committing bad deeds until you meet your creator. 2) Religion Merchants : are those who are commiting bad deeds in order to dominate over others by manipulating the Religion texts and corrupt in Earth under the banner of Religion ! But the religion is innocent from their deeds and they would be set accountable for this. 3) Nationalism : The instinct feelings inside you of loving the place you were raised in, your family, your people, and your homeland in general and the true desire to keep it safe and prosperous and defend it in the time of need regardless the consequences. 😊 4) Nationalism Merchants : those dictators who corrupt and dominate over homelands, oppress their people, steal their resources, and misuse the art of administration of their nations, prefer their own interests over their people interests. All under the banner of Nationalism and Loyalty to your homeland. And remember this, when you stand firm to the religion merchants, they will call you apostate. 😂 And when you stand firm to the Nationalism Merchants, they will call you a traitor. 😂 End of lecture. 😅

[@johnadams5245]

You need to work on your pronunciation and accent, difficult to listen to

[@MaximilianoAedo]

AFRICOM really has to go. The CIA has to go. MI6 has to go. It's because of them that the RSF is getting all of those weapons and funding.

[@AL-lh2ht]

why lie?

[@erikthomsen4768]

@@AL-lh2ht Because it is uncomfortable to have Islamic countries be at fault. But easy to blame Christians.

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

I'm waiting for the Economic and political situation in Egypt to become unstable enough that Egypt either revolts to Muslim brotherhood rule, and launches out on Jihad supporting Hamas to the North, the RSF to the south, the GNA in Lybia to the West and the many islamic groups in the Sahel or the Muslim brotherhood related pressure causes the military to support secular military dictatorships across the same countries and weaken Islamic influence while using the conflict to relave national tensions. In either case if egypt enters Sudan, I wouldn't be suprised to see it backing rebel groups in Ethiopia to ensure control over the length of the Nile. I look forward to the Greater Egyptian Military Imperium and seeing the majority of the Sahara and Sahel under a single entity.

[@skp8748]

Raabia

[@eca3101]

Fantasy world comment 🤣

[@nickorme8112]

Egypt can not even handle the Sinai, let alone conquering the Sahara. It incompetent leadership and economic mismanagement will result in internal collapse before it becomes a regional power player.

[@ebonymaw8457]

Political science degree from a McDonald’s toilet.

[@neolithictransitrevolution427]

@@eca3101 ya it shouldn't be read seriously it ends in "greater Egyptian Military Imperium" lol

[@qseeha]

Very biased opinion…. you are giving clean hand to Sudan Army and blaming RSF and Omar Basher for the chaos. Increasingly you are targeting Arab ethnicity and Islam by referring Islamic Terrorist … Does anyone classify Adolf Hitler’s as catholic terrorist ? Does any one classify Benjamin Netanyahu as Jew terrorist? If not why you have dual standards for one religion??

[@erikthomsen4768]

Just because he considers the army to be the lesser of two evils doesn’t mean he considers them “beacons of civilisations” as he puts it. They are clearly evil and the highlighted Russian involvement makes those Christians complicit.

[@NaggaShaYah]

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