The U.S. Committed 9/11 in Chile | Mind Blown

Danny Vega is back to blow your mind! Do you know about 9/11? But the Chilean one?? Prepare yourself, the information drop in this episode is about to break the internet.
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[@pukinooki]

you showed the wrong Frei

Paula Fischer That blew my mind 😂😂

[@SuperMakeup16]

Paula Fischer I came here to say the same

[@ivanperez2403]

i was gonna say the same

[@ivanperez2403]

i was gonna say the same thing

[@ivanperez2403]

i was gonna say the same thing

[@Blade-hf9po]

Plot twist: The other famous 9/11 was also commited by the US.

[@IceSpoon]

Manuel Rodriguez?

[@enmanuel961]

Blade1301 hahahahahahahaha savage

[@eddstactitudcaribe8046]

That what they say!

[@JohnnieRothes]

Eduardo Frei's picture you showed is wrong. The one that ran against Allende was his father Eduardo Frei Montalva, you showed Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle

[@sweetpeaify]

I wonder how triggered Joanna is right now.

[@markusjohannesmischawolf4193]

Fuck Pinochet.

[@antoniamarquez7301]

Ok, so, as a Chilean, it really upsets me when other Chileans refuse to call Pinochet a dictator. But I also understand that for many people it is not so black and white. Pinochet was in power for 17 years, and he took over the media and outlawed many political parties. My dad was 4 in 1973, he grew up believing Pinochet was a great man, he even shook his hand when he came to his school. When Pinochet finally left power, a lot of people still liked him. The key word being left, he wasn't overthrown, he resigned. A lot of what he did was covered up, since he left on his own terms. The healing has been particularly difficult because of that. For many years, Pinochet could sit in Congress and give his opinion because of the way he set up the 1980 Constitution. My dad is now embarrased he once liked Pinochet, but he shouldn't be because it wasn't his fault, and when he realized the truth he acknowledged that. However, many people don't like feeling wrong or embarrased, even if it is the right way to feel. So they will go down swinging for a dictator, but won't call him that

[@lorenz96596]

Its just like the people that admires el Che or Fidel.....people tend to forget that both sides were murderers.

[@malditasudaka]

lorenz96596 You shouldn't compare Che Guevara with Fidel. I understand your point about Fidel being a "dictator from the left", but El Che didn't wanted to stay after the Revolution, he wanted to help other Latinamerican countries and even African ones through people's revolution. I highly respect that. I wish we had someone like him in the 70s to kick out Pinochet.

[@Artechiza]

El Che actually said that he didn't regret killing anyone anti-revolutionary. That if they were an obstacle for the revolution, it was right to kill them. I could never agree on that :/

[@PatagonianWarrior]

AmazighStarNet, piss off troll... what a stupid nonsense

[@PatagonianWarrior]

a creative troll! Yeah, and Basque is a great province of Spain too!

[@GuinessOriginal]

the cia still do this, a lot, at home and abroad, especially in central and south America

[@matiasflores9043]

That's simplifying it. USA's external relationships are built on interventionism and military coups.

[@GuinessOriginal]

Oh well that's OK then. Thanks for providing the detail, you've really opened my mind to it all.

[@kmross73]

The CIA has had a hand with manipulating governments and their leaders in several different African countries as well. Look up Patrice Lumumba when you have a chance.

[@GuinessOriginal]

kmross73 America has the worlds biggest empire in history, through regime change and control and overt military force. the only few independent sovereign countries are surrounded by American military bases and in most badges subject to trade embargos

[@kmross73]

sinnedciti Empires can and do end eventually.

[@ignaciomercadovillagra9119]

you should have search "Eduardo Frei Montalva" in google insted of just Eduardo Frei xd

[@a2falcone]

Apparently, in the US even latin americans forget what a maternal last name is.

[@matiasflores9043]

Glad i wasn't the only one that noticed

[@anfosk]

OMG you are rigth xD

[@conivenegas]

Ignacio Mercado Villagra I just came to say the same thing jaja

[@dhnunez]

Thank you!!! Latin American relations with the US are very complex but there is a long history of US domination and not for the good....I get that not everybody is going to be focusing on the arguments from the left but an honest discussion of the relationship between the US and Latin America can't ignore these factses

[@83hjf]

still, chile IS the representative of teh US interests in latin america. Chile is the one fighting with all its neighbors. Chile didn't want to join MERCOSUR...etc. No offense. Chileans have nothing to do with it. Their representatives are to blame.

[@dhnunez]

83hjf good client states are rewarded by the dominant power....they just have to know their place

[@83hjf]

Dennis Nunez yes and sadly communist doctrine in latin america taught us that any kind of business with the US is "bending over" to them.

[@dhnunez]

83hjf business with the US in and of itself isn't bad....it is bad though when US corporations dominate your economy and run it like a vassal state....too many US sponsored coups have destroyed fragile democracies in the third world simply because the politics of elected officials was too far to the left for the US

[@arielvillanueva1127]

never gonna think 9/11 the same way

[@Wonejo.]

"Esto no es una Dictadura, es una Dictablanda, señores" - Augusto Pinochet.

[@batraciocascarudo1086]

Hablaba de su sexualidad.

[@gyorkshire257]

"Quema Augusto, quema..." -El diablo

[@Sebastian-zn3dx]

Y claro que lo fue, llego al poder a pedido del Congreso Nacional y la inmensa mayoría de los chilenos... limpio al país del terrorismo marxista y entrego el poder de forma democratica.

[@gyorkshire257]

@@Sebastian-zn3dx El terrorista fue el mismo. Pinochet fue traidor a la patria y verdugo de la democracia.

[@jorgepoblete4618]

@@Sebastian-zn3dx No conoces un concepto tan básico como “terrorismo de Estado”. Y aprovecha de leer un libro (si sabes lo que es un libro) de Lenguaje, para mejorar tu ortografía.

[@kriistobalxd]

Love when FLAMA talks about Chile🇨🇱❤💙

[@palomared8753]

Same!!!!!! They should do more

[@cloroxbleachs5757]

Paloma Rojas Chile a good Latin America country but it doesn't seem important to people except you guys

[@JM-ik9kw]

CLOROX BLEACH'S that's so ignorant. Grab any book written anywhere about Latin American history of the XX Century, Chile is going to be an important chapter. Maybe Chile is far from your close reality, but it doesn't mean that "nobody cares".

[@malditasudaka]

CLOROX BLEACH'S We don't think we are such a great thing, that's why we feel greateful when "the World" shows care. Anyways, if we are "not important" to anyone else, please explain me why we have thousand of hundreds immigrants from all over the Continent: Perú, Bolivia, Argentina, Colombia, República Dominicana, Haiti... it seems Chile is important for them, innit?

[@danielrojas-db9nq]

I don't. Everytime that Johanna girl talks about Chile she seems to fucked it up even more that's why the comments on those videos are disable.

[@NicoleJauregui]

CTM Flama went there! Fucking epic. Good on you.

[@sebastianbustos5819]

Yeaaaaah... totrally unespected, but sweeeeeet... Know the truth fuckers...

[@waabeegoness8204]

I had no idea about this and I am on Exchange in Chile from the United States. Now I know why Chileans hate the US so much. This was truly mind blown. I can't believe our government would do that it's terrible.

[@Shubhu395]

Just the trailer

[@MacDanBorg]

Definitely intergenerational hatred. My father, uncles, and grandfather were tortured in the Chilean concentration camps. I saw the long-lasting psychological effects it had on my dad. I will never forgive America, and the arrogance in which Americans demand we all "remember 9/11" without an ounce of idea or tact for what they did to my country. Y'all can go f*** yourselves. (As a nation. I don't hate individuals citizens. I just hate the loud overbearing way in which Americans claim to have the best country in the world--regardless of what statistics say.)

[@leena4828]

proud of you flama wow this was great.

[@BassDat33]

1:38 That's Eduardo Frei Jr., maybe you were pointing to Eduardo Frei Senior.

[@camilincamilero]

1:38 LOL you got the wrong Frei hahaha

[@enzohoernig1097]

as a Chilean, we hardly ever mention the CIA when talking about Pinochet

[@pepa3623]

me da risa como todos los chilenos se están hablando en inglés en los comentarios siendo que podrían hablar en español entre ellosJJWSHS

[@pablodopaminoso]

toma tu sucio like

[@diegogch5248]

Antonia lo que les pasó a Chile tmb le pasó a tu país y a toda Latinoamérica incluyendo Finlandia

[@GuardaGuada]

whaaaat? finlandia??

[@arfism]

He did not mention that in 1970, on the instigation of the US, the head of the Chilean Army, General Schneider, was assassinated because he refused to back a coup.

[@Zwerggoldhamster]

I knew all of that already, but I'm neither from the States nor from Chile... mind = blown!!!

[@83hjf]

because exactly the same thing happened in every other country in latin america?

[@TheHollowBodiesBand]

83hjf indeed

[@perezch9234]

same here. They did the same in my country. we have a saying that the gringos mataron nuestra Primavera

[@BelikaLika]

same in Brazil...

[@rlmartinez26]

It happened multiple times, the United States is the worst country in the western hemisphere. The have put many dictators in Latin america. Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and the list goes on. I mean the US supported Batista and Diaz. The US screwed over Venezuela, by giving the Essequibo to Guyana, or the Malvinas to England when they(Europeans) should have no right to it. The US has allowed foreign powers to control our affairs. The US is a hypocrite with it's shitty Monroe Doctrine. Look at the Platt Amendment, and that's why Puerto Rico is the next slave state for the US. I know I missed a lot of US backed dictators and other US interventions that led to the massive death of our people, but the list would go on.

[@ChinoWantan]

The picture of Frei is wrong... He is Frei Jr xD #ElMercurioMiente

[@isabelgason563]

this was great- and yes, it did blow my mind_thank you very much for the information!

[@WalterRobles]

The US did the same with the democraticly elected president in Guatemala but in here it started a more than 30 years war between our own people, kind of the same they did in one of the countries in the Arab Spring and now they are in war

[@DirtyEdon]

Walter Robles also in Africa!

[@DerivativeOfJungbluth]

@@DirtyEdon And Brazil...

[@frannydrawsshit]

Gracias weon llevo años diciendo esto y nadie me pesca

[@TeachDan]

I am Chilean, and i liked it. Really good one.

[@pumpkinbread21]

FLAMA needs more Chile stuff like this! Good job!

[@cazatuva900722]

This was awesome please keep doing videos like this

[@catalinaplaza7909]

You know that still TODAY teacing this in Chile is "complicated" I LOVE YOU FLAMA!!

[@IceSpoon]

Chilean here: Gracias. A lot.

[@gonzm4788]

WhatTheHeck Caleta de thanks you

[@felipefonseca1212]

Allende was not actually elected by the majority of people. His rival, Alessandri, obtained more votes but not enough to win according to chilean law, so congress had to make the call and since the socialist party was a majority in congress at the time, Allende was elected.

[@laura199753]

That was the wrong Frei, though... Still, I love this kind of videos that helps to get more people to know about our history (I'm Colombian, so Latin american history) Excellent job, I love Flama!

[@javo11]

Never thought Flama could talk about this. AWESOME!

[@flaviadterra]

Do you know another place where something exactly like this happened? Brazil! We had a military coup in 1964 in a very similar context. Things like this happened in many latin america countries a few decades ago. And american people are screaming "USA" like a bunch of idiots, they dont even criticize what their government did and is still doing out there.

[@panshow6969]

Actually, Eduardo Frei Montalva was the president who defeated Salvador Allende in 1964. You guys put a picture of Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle who happens to be his son also president of Chile but in a later time period.

[@Yurinsm]

This is good, Flama. Not that Yessica thing, keep on doing this.

[@TOPminKWON]

I have always wanted to learn more about the history of central & south america so this was great!! Hope to see more videos like these 😊

[@camilincamilero]

TOPminKWON not the best video though, too USA centric. Read the comments if you want the whole story

[@Velocispic]

In a nutshell -Allende the Marxist was on his merry way killing anyone who wasn't a Socialist -Chilean government said "NO WE NEED HELP" -Pinochet comes and asks USA for help and stops Marxists dead in their tracks -Becomes a South American hero -20+ years later, Socialist lovers try to gain a moral high ground via "Capitalists killed 3000 actually violent terrorists, BUT DA FAMILIES" -Everyone falls for it -Pinochet man bad -Orange man bad

[@victoraguilar3167]

Pretty accurate video man, thanks!

[@MrAlfow]

thank you flama for bringing this up💪 could of been more precise, but hey that's why we have a comment section💪💪 thanks again💪💪

[@MissMBA]

Thanks for talking about this.

[@NintendoMaster098]

None of this really blows my mind, but if you went through each Latin American country and looked at CIA involvement.... you could make an entire series out of that.

[@artemis12061966]

Awesome vid.

[@MikeWasThere]

Great video

[@yurikorsunova]

thanks FLAMA

[@_Gato.Negro_]

At 1:37 when you talk about Allende's opponent Eduardo Nicanor Frei Montalva, you show a picture of Eduardo Alfredo Juan Bernardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle (his son).

[@camilamardones4628]

Ok, I need to say this...Nice and all, truly, but, Eduardo Frei? Yep.... Eduardo Frei Montalva, not Ruiz Tagle...so, that's the guy on the picture's father

[@janitoalevic]

Not the mayority of the country liked Allende, just a 1/3 voted/liked him, and in the election he won just with few votes more that his 2 rivals. Today we have the "Segunda Vuelta" that means, make a second elecion with the 2 candidates with mayority. In 1970 That wasn't a law...

[@perronegrofoto]

that photo is from eduardo freí ruiz-tagle, son of eduardo freí montalva, the man who actually won the 1964 presidential election.

[@NicoleJauregui]

Diego Duarte Cereceda lol

[@robertoradrigan1008]

Great video Danny... You managed to reduce the 800-plus-page Church Commission (U.S. Senate, 1975) report into a three minute speech -and actually said what happened. Amazing!

[@carolinadelgado9018]

pleace you have to talk about chilean vocabulary!!this video was awesome

[@LaFerPPS]

Sería genial que pudieran poner subtitulos!!! Sé ingles pero igual hay palabras que no entiendo u.u

[@GuinessOriginal]

woah dont they teach this in us history class? Everyone in Europe knows this.

[@Fiso120299]

sinnedciti We know it here as well

[@VALconH]

you forgot Chicago boys... they are guilty too...

[@mbustamante77]

Valentina Viceroy Mozoltov that's actually The "good" part of it ..

[@Artechiza]

mbustamante77 ellos afianzaron el sistema que sentó las bases para la asquerosa desigualdad en la que vivimos hoy

[@TheVetoSkreeemer]

Well most of them are responsible for the great economic crisis Chile had back on 1982-83.

[@Sebastian-zn3dx]

Yes, guilty of making one of the poorest countries in Latin America the leader in social and economic development.

[@Sebastian-zn3dx]

@@Artechiza No hay desigualdad, Chile es lider en movilidad social segun la OCDE ... si tú eres pobre es por tu culpa.

[@DLibera]

Allende was a hazard. He wasnt just made to look bad by the CIA, he actually elected ignorants to high offices and allowed communists to steal and take anything they wanted taking people away from their houses. Fidel Castro was fucking thrilled sending weapons and military forces to train a guerrilla. I know people in the US will be thinking about the ethics of what their government did but personally, I am fucking glad Chile is today an economically stable country and safe to live in. Allende would have us running barefooted in the desert pretty much like in Cuba. I don't agree with your uncle but the truth is that the only happy communist is the one living in a capitalist country. I happen to be glad my Chile is not fucking communist.

[@CastilloConsuelo]

And now, this is the exact same thing that's going on on Venezuela. Don't @ me.

[@antoniamarquez7301]

You were talking about Eduardo Frei Montalva, not Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle (his son, who was later president), but the picture you put up was of the latter

[@pancitoconpaltar]

Could you add subtitles? I really wanna show this to my mom (I'm Chilean btw and you have the wrong Frei)

[@constanzavalenzuela9219]

After 40 years, we still have to struggle with the consequences of the dictatorship. Despite of living in "democracy", Chile is one of the richest country from Latin America yet most unequal. Before Pinochet, we had healthcare and all the levels of education provided by the state, now we have to pay for eveything; get study loans to get into the university or organize benefit events to pay the hospital bills if you get sick. Although young people are constantly protesting to change all situations mentioned before and others, it has been really difficult because we are still ruled by the dictatoship's constitution, written by Jaime Guzman in 1980. It's almost tragicomic. You may ask why we haven't changed the constitution if the dictatorship ended in 1989, well, that's why the word democracy is in quotation marks at the top of this text. People who worked for DINA is still working for the goverment in some parts of the country, Pinochet died without even putting a foot into jail , and the other the men who were found guilty for planning and executing the dictatoship and the torturing were put into jails that look like five star hotels. Even the Mercurio newspaper that you showed is still read by many people. Well, I'm hoping that future generations won't be as cowards as many of my contemporary fellows and burn this whole country down so things will be better.

[@richardrios7829]

Awesome more videos like this pls, Saludos desde Peru

[@erikvilla8367]

wazzz goood flama

[@kawaiivegan2325]

Buen repaso para la PSU ?) Jaja nah pero en serio, suerte a todos mañana y el martes, ojala nos vaya bien ;)

[@ConyMoya.]

en vez de estudiar ver videos de flama xD suerte

[@KiltsWithManlyLegs]

Weon vine a escapar de la PSU por un ratito y me encuentro con esto jashjashj xD muchas gracias! éxito:3

[@javieraantonia8522]

justo vengo de estudiar para mañana jajajaja

[@conieislegit]

Kawaii Vegan jajajajajajajajajajajajajaja la cago la mala suerte... éxito mañana!

[@tenientedani55]

Kawaii Vegan wn, uno quiere despejarse y te lo recuerdan a cada minuto 😂😞

[@benjapino2178]

Good video ,i leave my like

[@PabloskyS84]

Good video! A detail, you put the photo of the son of the candidate that competed with Allende (the son was president too, in the 90's)

[@carla1111ish]

Ya se entendió, si se equivocaron con la foto de Frei, media wea ,, este loco explico mejor que los profes de historia en Chile, todavía le explicas con pruebas a un facho esta parte de la historia y no la creen po. la ignorancia no es disculpable. Bien FLAMA.

[@mulmaster]

La creemos, pero no pensamos que sea incorrecta.

[@juliannamorales789]

wow, I never knew this, keep this up, I like what you have to say.

[@GuataPeluda]

hey guys you put the picture of Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle where it supposed to be Eduardo Frei Montalva (his father) on 01:39

[@TheCataVEVO]

Yo: va a quedar la cagá en los comentarios Yo: *leo los comentarios* Yo: omg Gracias FLAMA por este video, siempre se agradece que pesquen a chilito :3

[@francia6428]

gracias flama... ahora muchos comenzaran a discutir, incluso aquellos que no vivieron el 73

[@francia6428]

pro-tip: informen sé mejor, hay varias fallas

[@tablon8539]

Francia Javiera yo no lo viví, pero mi abuelo y tíos míos fueron torturados, y no quisiera, si tuviera hijos, que les pase eso, aunque yo no lo viva. No sé qué clase de argumento es el tuyo.

[@LaFerPPS]

No es necesario vivirlo para poder opinar. Es como que tiraras toda la historia por un tubo porque tu solo tienes veintitantos años y como no viviste hace 100 años, no puedes estudiar eso.

[@mialeilamiu]

wrong Frei dude

[@karinrojasrios7913]

im from chile... there are some mistakes but the important message about what really happened is clear... i can understand how chilean people can support pinochet. love this youtube channel

[@vkham9944]

Australia did the same thing, the Queen with blood on her hands.

[@mrluchothesupers]

HEADS UP! Americans did the same here in Argentina with our President Peron. TWICE.

[@Shadowstar1922]

I really fucking love this guy

[@marianoxerez]

Wrong Frei tho... that's Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle president from 1994 to 2000 and the son of the Frei you are talking about... Eduardo Frei Montalva president from 1964 to 1970

[@marianoxerez]

All the other stuff is true btw

[@AB-kq8jj]

Do Argentina, Uruguay and CIA.

[@_KarlS]

Chilean cou was sept 11th 1973. The world trade center complex was completed in april 1973 and was destroyed on sept 11th. I call that a strong connection.

[@philippeflores6672]

What a coincidene or an irony.

[@alextastico]

Activen los subtitulos !!!

[@DjFotech]

So true !!!!

[@rodrigoalvarez3720]

The guy on the photo at 1:38 it´s actually Frei jr. he was our president from 1994 to 2000.

[@TommyClemenza]

''(...) a chilean might say: 9/11? You mean el día del pico?'' That's the correct reaction

[@ignacioarancibia7525]

the reason why some people like Pinochet is because he annihilated the "communist menace" that was growing in Chile. You might say that Allende was just a socialist not a commie, but he was supported and pressured by the communist party. The people that support Pinochet say that without him, we would have ended like Cuba is now, and not like the modern Chile, which, compared with our neighbors, isn't bad at all. I personally agree that someone had to stop that, but no one can predict the future so he didn't have a strong excuse, and also killing and torturing, although effective, are not the most morally good ways to achieve that goal.

[@Alvaricokemaureira]

Ignacio Arancibia also allende was a kgb puppet

[@ignacioarancibia7525]

alvaro maureira well I don't want to attack him, or defend him either, but although he didn't want to, yes he was. The chilean communist party was assisted by the kgb

[@moiravaldivia7280]

So is that an excuse? The Communist party was giving their support to Allende was bc they knew that their candidate wouldn't win, so was way better to give their support to a socialist than to a (I really don't know how to say this in English so here we go) facho. That didn't make him a communist. And no one could predict the future but why would they have to go on and give power to the armed forces. I mean, really? I can say that most of them have their brain a little damaged, after all the aconditionament it was really easy to put them against anyone (even the high ranges). So CIA said 'go on and stop the commy' and of course, they wouldn't wait one more year until the other election as we are a democratic country, they fucking massacred everyone that had the slightest look of a communist. But how would they know? Giving power to someone that's fucked up mentally never made genocide possible :)

[@malditasudaka]

Ignacio Arancibia So, where you a Coup supporter like Aylwin, or just a bampot ignorant Chilean who was born after 1988?

[@PABLOENOS]

Danny, just one mistake: that picture of Eduardo Frei is wrong. That's his son, also named Eduardo Frei, who ruled Chile 1994 - 2000.

[@felipefonseca1212]

Bro, you've got the Eduardo Frei picture wrong; look for Eduardo Frei Montalva, who was the president right before Allende. The picture you showed is of Eduardo Frei Montalva's son, Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle, who was also president of Chile but between 1994 and 2000

[@StefanTorresSoto]

The Eduardo Frei you've shown is the son of Allende's opponent in the elections (who also is a former President of Chile)

[@itsJoelSandoval]

Good one FLAMA! keeping your facts straight (except for the minor Frei picture mistake, but it is whatever) Son bacanes cabros!

[@abraham132100]

thanks

[@piavalenzuela3403]

What blows my mind is that I was born in Chile and I live in the United States and I don't know any Chilean history and I just learned it from a youtube video. meh might as well learn if I get kicked out of this country.

[@lietenantstorks2789]

El "latino" (gringo) con más respeto por su cultura e historia. Qué chiste jaja

[@radielkill]

Eso es porque eres gringo no chileno, saludos

[@grandeCoty]

Great job on exposing what happened although not all the info is exactly accurate is good enough for the time the video lasts and to show there was indeed a influence of USA in Chile and also many other countries in south America at the time against the very feared socialism ha- But at the end of the day because of the way the dictatorship was lead here or something Chile is today the safest country in south America with the highest levels of stability but unfortunately at the cost of a big violation of human rights... And I just love it when Chile is mentioned ! VIVA CHILE !

[@Smilemaker8]

this is so sad ajksdajkdajsd bc now is not like that

[@MathewCO720]

I am not surprised that the USA did that to Chile.The USA wanted to do that to our sister island Cuba the project was called "Operation Northwoods ".If is not the USA way is nobody way -_-

[@ishkoz]

Aparte de lo de Frei, El Mercurio no es el diario de la CIA, en el momento fue influenciado, pero recuerden que es el diario más antiguo en lengua castellana desde 1827

[@pabparra]

Eduardo Frei Montalva, on the picture is Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle (his son)

[@XxbiohazardxX223]

You putted Frei's son on the video lol

[@franug]

Thanks for making this video, it's important for the world to know what happened in our country. BUT: The Eduardo Frei you put in the picture is not the president that was elected in 1964, but his son, who was also president but in 1994. This is the Eduardo Frei you were talking about: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eduardo_Frei_Montalva

[@guillermoplag]

Pusiste al Frei equivocado en la foto. Hay dos Frei's, Frei padre que es el que fue electo en 1964 y Frei hijo que fue electo en 1994.

[@marianaroc]

Wait I'm confuse. Danny es cubano o chileno?

[@MsMelisaWilliams]

Loved the video, Danny. I'm from Costa Rica and I'd love to see a video about that time the US invaded us to train the Contra in Nicaragua. Fun times... said no one ever. The effects of that are still being felt in Nicaragua and Ortega got himself "reelected" just last November. Rip that old bastard a new one!

[@antodreamscl]

@flama The picture of Eduardo Frei is the 90's president; son of Eduardo Frei President of the 60's in Chile.

[@amirllopis6850]

And even though we know the US shitted all over latin america, and that they don't want us there, a lot of people still want to migrate to that place.

[@alienvibe4295]

Can you do about Guatemala? and maybe the Genocide or something else Guatemala gets left out BTW love this video!

[@darioasencio7458]

Hey Flama, WRONG EDUARDO FREI PICTURE! That's Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle, (president from 1994 to 2000), son of the rival of Allende in 1964's election, Eduardo Frei Motalva (presidente from 1965 to 1970)

[@013Luci]

love watching this kind of videos, specially of my country 😍 we suffered a lot because of Pinochet 😢