Ok Balkan gigachad

Aslo thanks for the romanian video

Im romanian too

gypsy revolution 100000%%!!!!!1111???

Nájsz videó báttya💪

True Sigma lawyer when losing just switch side.

Well, romanians switching sides isn't surprising at all

@@bazsamester mad ungur spotted

@@bazsamester A little bit of Western European policies is all we've applied. You wouldn't blame us for copying such great moves?

@@catalinbostan3542 western Europeans don't tipically switch sides randomly (except for Italians)

If it isn't bolted down romanians will steal it and if it is bolted romanians will steal bolts first .

Truly sigma people

@@shivanshna7618 Royal Marines are just island Romanians apparently.

@@MorningGI0ry what's? Can you tell me more i am interested

@@shivanshna7618 theres a saying about Royal Marines that is pretty much the same quote you posted lol.

We say "protesters" in English. In French they say "protestataires".

My Grandparents were part of the people that were waiting in the train station with hot tea and bread for when the trains full of Miners, Farmers, Workers, and other people who were given bats and metal bars put on a train, told that the Hungarians have Invaded and that Hungarians have taken over Timisoara and sent to there to beat the shit out of them. When those people did not see any fighting but people waiting for them on a cold December morning with hot tea or coffee and warm bread they switched sides and joined the people.

@@Dracopol who asked

My father was sent to defend a rafinery near Pitesti during the revolution. He and his friends got bored and started to shoot a light bulb outside, whitch scared some other soldiers that started to shoot around them in panic.

@@CC99IE 💀

"De ce să facem simplu dacă se poate face şi complicat?"

Romania is part *BASEDkan* so it was obvious that out of all the *BESTern Europeans* the Romanians would pull a "Pro Gamer Move"

didn't have much of a choice, it's basically what would happen if north korea had a revolution, same cult of personality, same dictatorial grip on power.

Russians sold their influence in most of Eastern Europe for access to western markets. Everything else are details.

@@ihavenoidea2736 lmao

salut si eu sunt roman

Best day ever finally found Romanians in comment's

Romania's first Russian attack. of course there is a reply

RO here! La multi ani! ❤💛💙

@@alexrobert2024 Si tie frate!!!

Know the feeling lol My Chinese teacher was a former journalist for a local newspaper... in Beijing, China... on June 4th, 1989 He definitely saw some stuff

@@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 No he was nothing, because nothing happend.

My dad appears front and center in a lot of photos from the1989 revolution in Bucharest, proud to be his son, he did that for the well being of his family.

Wageningen?

I know a lot of people who participated in the Romanian revolution. What I don't know with certainty is on which side they really were ... or on what day of December they switched sides. There is so much desinformation and lies around, that it almost impossible to find out the real truth.

Are you familiar with the mineriade? Basicly Iliescu asking miners to beat down protesters!

@@vladodobleja748 ești prăjit bro

And it is worse and deadlier

@@ferdinand8994 Bai Ferdinand curcubeu,nu-ti vezi de treaba?

@@rebellefleur2993 Nothing is worse than communism

Romania like all the countries are only slaves for those who really rule the planet!! The big fight like u see wit ur own eyes IS Between USA And RUSSIA!! every single word against what i'm sayin' here is equal to zero! May God bless all of us to stop this sick and criminal war maded bi ILLUMINATTI!! Wake the f.. up PEOPLE!!! God save us all! 🙏🙏🙏🇱🇷🤝🇷🇺

@Âroma That's complete nonsense. During the worst years (1984-1989) electricity was rationed only in the winter, and even then for one hour in the evening, in some days of the week. The savings were effective because many households used electricity for heating in the winter. Now obviously, this policy was idiotic - whatever was saved in the 80s was spent in the 90s for no additional benefit.

@@danoprea3066 Eu însumi n-am trăit prin regimul comunist,doar am zis ceea prin ce au trecut bunicii și părinții mei,după spusele lor,aveau doar 2 ore de curent electric în timpul zilei

pai hai sa vorbim din auzite atunci :))

ratiile, desi o decizie proasta, aveau un scop concret care ajuta tara - platirea datoriilor la FMI ca sa nu fim prinsi in debt trap cum pateste acum Sri Lanka de exemplu din partea FMI-ului si World Bank

For real

Igen főnök

@@saulvongutman jaja. Jártam már így korábban János csatornáján...

Real

@@bazsamester Ha gépen vagy, akkor létezik egy "Simple KZfaq Age Restriction Bypass" nevű Tampermonkey script, amivel az már nem lesz gond

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@@content1006 Think you got the wrong tricolor there, buddy lol

@@alinalexandru2466 Chad🤝Hungary thats what i was trying to say anyway

Sorry my friend, but what are you talking about. That was an all-out war between Romania and Hungary in 1919 and Romania occupied a large part of Hungary.

@@adam-np And outsted the communist dictator Bela Kun. Why do you think the Romanian army went as far as Budapest?

Yep

Bolsheviks are a wicked breed, but not every communist is on their side

@@shivanshna7618 Most communists are not totalitarian. Bolshevik tendencies make up only one out of three of the major tendencies of the communist movement, the other two being Orthodox Marxism, which advocates for a rule-of-law type of organization based on working class councils, and Anarchism, which advocates for a social structure based exclusively on the will of those participating in it to participate in it. The reason why the experience with "communism" has been so traumatic in the past is that, after 1917, Bolsheviks monopolized the whole of the movement and favored their goons getting in charge of socialist countries instead of letting the working class decide for itself, which is what Orthodox Marxists and Anarchists advocated for. You can't force people to accept a political structure, no matter what that is; otherwise, authoritarianism, be it direct or indirect, arises.

@@SvobodaIliSmert bullshit

@@commissarlugh1040 Explain your reasons and I will gladly listen to them

it's spelled Je Ve Ce and is much better than the Panasoanic apparently

Yeah, good old "descurcareala".

@@bestopinion9257 but remember, ‘communism was good’

Damn, that's dark. I never knew why my grandmother eats so much butter and meat. I knew about foreign fruits, like bananas and oranges, but I thought a country with many farmers and shepherds would have no issues with those foods.

@@limpcheesestick No farms in communism, just one big farm called CAP or colectiv. THat means farms were all made and controlled by state. And food was exported, that's why the shortage.

What's the name of the song

What is the name of the song ???

@@adamkiraly9805 Régi mániám

@@jacky9590 yeah I figured it out

What is the song called?

Lmao my parents both do the same thing but they both look back at communism as a positive thing. I'm mixed on what to think about it

My grandmother lives in Czechia and keeps a freezer totally stuffed with meat and cheese because when there was meat available during communism they would buy as much as possible and freeze it. She also has a cabinet full of tissues, napkins and toilet paper because those products were in short supply sometimes as well. She has a lot of money saved up and lives off a good pension but still does whatever she can to save money. Even though her, my grandfather, mother and uncle lived relatively well compared to other Czechs at that time she can't let go of her old habits learned through hardship.

it wasn't communism tho looool you dickheads always love talking about "how hard life is under communism" when it's just state capitalism. dumb yutes wallahi

Omg, my dad always stuffs the fridge and freezer with meat, my freezer right now is packed with frozen meat and cheese, "just in case".

wait, my dad does the same thing with stuffing the fridge and the big freezer ”just in case” I thought that was normal...

no country has ever defeated communism. no country has ever achieved communism lol

Tbh romania's revolution was the only violent one where blood was shed.

​@@gNk1nG Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, & Ethiopia: 🗿

Can we get a capitalism one too? We defeated imperialism at least here in Ireland. Could've came before we lost half our population to British capitalist policies, but oh well

Actually most Romanians are ashamed of what was done on the holy day of Christmas. It could have been done on any other day AFTER Christmas, but the atheist, Marxist-Leninist Bolsheviks who were behind the coup d'état in December 1989, some of them educated and indoctrinated in Moscow universities, some of them just minions of the GRU or the KGB, were not used to celebrate and respect Christmas, Passover/Easter or any other holy and religious moment. PS: Serbs reach for an AK . Romanians reach for a bardă or a sica (dagger)

And every European Country should take exmple. Including modden day Romania.... We (the balkans) could've been so much... but we are still the drunk uncle at the party of the rich relatives

@@ApoRekt decades/centuries of fighting each other and now the "open minded" western/central Europeans opening the floodgates to hostile migrants hasn't helped.

Through Drobeta Turnu-Severin area,where I live!

never was any communism dickhead

I’m also a Romanian/hungarian

"Palace of the people" god I hate how dictators will name everything this way even their countries

He did not lived there but the legend says he wanted to move there with his elite. Now the parliament is there, in a small area of course, the rest is empty. And what you see, that huge building is just the foundation, it is not finished and most likely it will never be.

It is very large and made of very heavy materials like marble, so it actually sinks a bit into the ground every year. I've been there on a school trip, but I couldn't enjoy that trip considering I lived in a commie block surviving with my grandma and her small pension. Impressive architecture but at what cost.

Rip Uranus

​@@limpcheesestick A cost too high

My neighbours were informants too. I still despise these idiots.

my mother hid banned books behind the fridge

My great grandfather was a priest during that time, and he and his family had to flee numerous times. My grandmother once told me that while running, they took shelter at an elderly couple for a few hours, but my great grandpa decided that they had to leave in the middle of the night. The next morning, the secret police invaded the elderly couple’s home and killed them both.

Noooo, that would be against the narrative. and somehow nobody askes in these comments how come smiley face is not in jail yet

Some astute people realized that old commie remained in power and tried to continue the revolution. Unfortunately most people were not astute, like those miners, and sided with Iliescu.

@@SilverBullet93GTwhat narrative? Im comfused

Booing leaders happens in western democracies all the time...only the leaders r well protected by their security and not handed over to the crowds..

And then seeing their country fall into even greater debt ....

Sper că nu ești ironic. Teoretic Împușcatu era ateu, deci Crăciunul pentru el era că orice altă zi. Nimic deosebit.

Can you say " pula suge mata ta?" It means love for all people

Bro u copied my comment word for word

Nah come on man just cuz u have 100k subs u got a like from him ur not even romanian for fuck sake

@@hectorsoci6303 dumb comment

Yup. One could say that the other heads severed the rotten one 😁

Sorry for your loss and thank you to your grandfather.

Sorry for your loss

"I have no idea of the situation, but let me give my complete opinion on it completely disregarding the experiences of those who lived there and the knowledge of those who have looked into it intensively" If you aren't British or American, i'd be suprised

BaldAndBankrupt is fake. His presentation skills lack pretty bad and he is also really smug and that's cringe.

look up BaldAndBaldrDossier

he is a rapist

Awwww

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope KOSOSO E SERBIA

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope thank you for responding and proving the point even further that you read your comments, love the vids man keep up the work

@@andreipesystem5290Tehnic Kosovo este o regiune separatistă care va fi cu totul independentă doar când o va recunoaște și Serbia.

Yeah some times they steal gas from military vehicles, but there all right. :=)))

@@Dany-wp5zu At this point it's a common to hear about that on the news.

As you can see in the current Russian-Ukrainian war, rusting in place is a specialty in Eastern Europe. Anyway, I hope you had some leave time to go visit other parts of Romania, which are a lot more interesting. If not, you are welcome to come visit. All the best and thank you for your service.

Although Greece is never associated with Eastern Europe, my cousin living there who is still undergoing military training said that the guns they were given were so rusty that they couldn't even fire them. Not to mention, the amount of junk food places near the base made him gain a few kgs too. His unit will be done training in the next week or so.

60 la sută dintre români vor comunismul inapoi ,in rest mănânci cacat ptr mine abolirea comunismului a fost o greșeală

@@thotslayer9914 Romania was already very anti russian and the conflict in Ukraine just boosted that to no limits. The day the war started I went to class and the only thing everyone talked about, including the professors, was if the conflict was going to reach Romania. A big part of Russia's aggression revolves around The Black Sea, which is mostly controlled by Romania and Turkey together, although Romania has the more influence and control in the parts where Russia wants it. There have already been multiple Romanian cargo ships attacked by "accident" by Russia since the beginning of the war, and thousands since Putin took power. There's also the topic of our brothers and sisters up in the republic of Moldova. Despite it being a different state, the Republic of Moldova is half of what is the actual territory of Moldova which is shared between Romania and The Republic of Moldova and people from the region consider themselves Moldovian regardless of which side of the border they are on, I'm Moldovian myself. Although the Republic hasn't joined back up with the Country due to reforms getting shafted by the Russians (of course), Romania has made it clear that they consider the Republic extremely close and almost is territory and if the conflict in Ukraine bleeds out into the Republic, its very likely Romania will get involved regardless of Nato plans.

@@elsienova4269 I'm late but that's true, most romanians consider moldovans beyond the Prut river (for people that dont know, the Prut river is the border between Romania and Moldova) part of the country. There's basically no border and a large amount of romanians want Moldova to unite with us. Russia and even the Soviet Union are seen as aggressor countries and that we only wanted to defend our rightful lands from. I for one agree with that statement, the suppression of moldovans in the Soviet Union was very infuriating to learn about.

@Andy Ash No, it was totally not the "golden age" If you were to ask me really, statistically speaking our golden age would be now, Romania is far better off now than at any point in its history. Politically, however, I'd say our golden age would be the interwar period (Belle Epoque) Either way, our communist period was definitely not our golden age, Ceaușescu built the Bucharest metro very poorly, paid loans off of peoples' plates, they were starving while he was sitting in his luxurious house. As one romanian literary writer, Fănuș Neagu, put it "Communism did one thing right.. made us equal, in poverty." Ceaușescu was nothing but a dictator profiting off of the people, he did industrialise but that was the only thing he did fairly decently, and that would have happened without him in charge anyway.

​@@Aerumoraand what is romania's debt today ? Would u called a country where people r forced to emigrate for a better life living in its golden period ?

Romanias debt had been paid in the Ceausescu era, this is why some elders are still so fond of him.

@@gittingerandris7154 nationalism takes precedence over logic for them

@@gittingerandris7154 nah, that was propaganda, those depths were made by the communists as well, not by somebody else😅

@@gittingerandris7154 Ceau loaned a shitton of money, which he paid back by people's blood.

@@denisflorian2431 but he paid back, that was what I wanted to say, in comparison to Kádár János

No hate to Romania or Romanians, but why? Romania is one of the poorest European countries, it has no industry, it isn't a politic power, it isn't such big

@@Neukend they have a really good history, their people are very nice and the countryside is lovely

@@Neukend it really started improving in this few couple of years. PS: I don't know from what country you are, but Romania and it's people had a very big role in the history of the region, if not the continent or world, and I think you should search up more about it before starting saying shi on the internet, cus maybe you even wouldn't have been born and spoke right now if Romania didn't do what it did so much in the past!

@@Neukend what? It's literally one of the richest European nations, with the 6th largest economy in Europe, and also one of the largest industries in the developed world in terms of rate, also don't know what you mean by political power, this isn't hoi4. It's bigger than all the nations around it except Ukraine.

@@tortellinifettuccine yeah, largest economy, but it's GDP rank in Europe is 32 out of 45. About the industry, surely Romania has one, it produces cars and as i understood even planes. The problem is that the companies in fact are foreign. At example Romania has a company called dacia which produces cars. But, it is a brench of renault. So France owns 100% of that company. And the same with all other companies. By political power I meant it's independence. As Romania is a part of EU and NATO it is limited by it's political decisions. It is just a puppet as it was under the soviet leadership. Some people are saying that Romania has great history people and landscapes. We surely weren't talking about it's touristic abilitys.

bingo. you are on the right track. Unfortunately some people in Switzerland are attempting to show us how to eat ze bugz, own nothing, and somehow be happy. Oh and big Bill is now a farmer.

City people had relatives in country. They left the country for city. So they took products from their relatives. But nobody had enough except "nomenclatura" aka some sort of communist elite. I lived my first 10 years in country side under commie and I can tell you my parents provided enough to not be hungry but the desire for some rare foods and sweets was always present. Imagine you only have oranges in the night of new year and banana maybe never. In general protein sources were scarce and you had to be creative to make something nourishing with what you have. Irony, that was more healthy than today abuse with junk food.

We are not there yet in Western Europe but this starts to sound way too close to current reality 😂 Welp, it's still gonna be fine until the social state is completely out of money.

⁠@@SilverBullet93GTOh? That's funny, because that's capitalism. You cannot own your home in most capitalist countries anymore. Most have to tone down the amount of food eaten to less than recommended. You can't even own a movie, you have to rent it. Those ideas were propagated by the WEF... which is a distinctly capitalist organisation. I'm shocked the amount of times someone will bring up capitalism and use it as a criticism for socialism.

@@LibertyDinothat's literally capitalism. Communism doesn't have social states. You own your labour instead of having your labour value extracted by a lazy businessman. The only people who would get support are those who simply cannot work.

The mass grave wasn't related to the revolution, it happened a few months prior because of an accident(I don't exactly remember what it was, but you can search it up) and the head revolutionaries said those people where protesters from Timisoara massacred to make the people even more angry and create even more chaos.

In europe only Albania was worst than us in Romania...

​@@vasilicavaduva923albania number one as always

even worse we had enough food to become fatter than the americans and enough oil to burn a thousand years, but ceausescu decided we'd be better off selling it all, and i don't even understand why water was rationed since we have so many rivers we have every resource imaginable but also the worst possible way of using them

Yeah, thanks to commie influence from URSS.

@@vasilicavaduva923 poland was worst .... poland was almost 2 times poorer than Romania in comunist times

You have a brave and smart aunt. Some people are fine today thanks to her.

Nu prea este stabilâ , din cauza liderilor actuali..Noi Români încercâm , depinde de Serbia...PS. De ce nici un tren Belgrad -Timișoara nu circulâ , s-au linii de autocare? .De ce ”Poliția Sârbâ ” cautâ sâ amendeze pe toți cei ce intrâ mașini propri la voi în Țarâ?..De ce se teme Serbia de România?...Aici caut un râspuns.? Poate sântenți prea dependenți de energie ”RUSEASC”!?🤔

​@@ivailogeorgiev8725 😅😅😅😂😂😂

​​​@@raduvalentinrosca3996 Ce treaba are energia rusească cu România? Da, este cea mai ieftină energie din Europa pentru cei care nu-şi produc singuri energia. Ce-i cu asta?

Commie leaders can’t be good leaders

At first he was seen as a liberal, how ironic.

Yeah, it is pretty nice when you get things for free. But later you have to pay back - and this was not nice.

Yes, that trip caused him to get a little more personal and to develop his own cult of personality

North Korea is a shit hole

Then came Ion Iliescu,another communist fossil,who is responsible for what we call mineriade basicly he asked miners to beat down protesters against his regime !

Technically it was still life imprisonment

@@StefanDruga16 You’re not wrong

Természetes hogy segítettünk nekik, hisz közös érdekünk volt. Főleg azok után ahogy ceausescu brutálisan elnyomta a magyarokat, és erősen hungarofób politikát alkalmazott. Ha valamiben a magyarok és a románok is meg tudnak egyezni az az, hogy utáljuk a kommunizmust és ceausescut

Btw ceausescu magyarok elleni atrocitásait tanítják manapság nálatok? Vagy arról hallgatnak?

@@bazsamester nem tanítják de egyszer a töri tanár mesélt róla...

@@bazsamester I've actually never heard of them so it's safe to say they dont like disclosing it. What did he actually do?

@@ruairicostin9442 for example there was the village destruction. Hungarians were deported from their (mostly huge Hungarian majority) villages, into bigger cities with Romanian majority population. Ofc the goal of this was to make Hungarians to mix with Romanians, therefore their children will most likely lose their Hungarian identity, and it would have also changed the concentration of the Hungarian population in Transylvania. The deportation in itself would have been extreme enough, but ceausescu didn't stop here. Since after the deportations, a lot of Hungarians just went back to their old villages, the Romanians completely destroyed the Hungarian villages, so they can't go back. They often destroyed it by bulldozers, but sometimes they even flooded them, if they were in valleys. (btw László Tőkés was also speaking up against this, that was also the reason why they wanted to arrest him) Another thing was, that Hungarians in Transylvania were not allowed to listen to the Hungarian radio broadcast from Hungary, which was achievable even from Romania. If they were caught, they were locked up in prison. And these were just some of ceausescu's insane anti-Hungarian chauvinistic policies. After all of this, you can definately understand why killing ceausescu was also a Hungarian interest.

Do you got a link to the video

@@ulester3092 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsiKjMqYmKjUnYE.html

@@ulester3092 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gbGprLyTst6aiYE.html

@@ulester3092 okay ,i have been wrong ,cause from what i found there is no uncensored version on youtube bc of obvious TOS ,but it most likely is on obscure websites . But i advise not going on them cause of viruses. I have been wrong ,sorry😑😶‍🌫️

@@dostoievskisergei3431 it’s all good

Where did you get this information? You mean that for Romanians life under Ceaușescu was milk and honey and that it was worst for Hungarian ethnics???

Thousands of hungarian villages in Romania? Do you realize how stupid you sound? The only place where thousands of hungarian villages could exist is Mongolia

If we aren’t stronger than the Serbians, why don’t you have Transylvania?

No, we are stronger than everybody but only when we unite during war time. But during peace we only argue and insult each other.

Maybe romanians are strong, but Hungarians are the bravest people of all time. They are so brave, that they are trusting romania and Italy as allies for the 3rd time, even though they both betrayed them already twice.

@@bazsamester it's called tactical team switching. If you've got more to gain by switching teams, why not do it? Be smart bro, look what loyalty did to Hungary.

@@radicalcentrist4990 If we go down, we go down with fighting and with honor

Bine ca v-ati mutat gunoaie securiste lmao :)))

Cate ruble ai primit pentru aceasta postare?

Why Portugalia tho? It's one of the poorer countries of the EU.Unike Germany or the Netherlands.

@@johncarnege latin

@@StefanDruga16 libtards when they see an opinion

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I am Southern Romanian and I want to learn Hungarian because we are neighbours and I visit Hungary a lot,puszi Romaniaből!

Pt ca autorul este ungur.

From the song goes. 🥰

Trăiască sarmaua

why, did they know more secrets than Ceaușescu?

@@SilverBullet93GT Ceausescu was an idiot. USSR kept tyrants in charge in commie countries. When USSR left the chat nobody could save Ceausescu.

Trăiască sarmaua