I wish a Time-travel Industrialized Ancient Egypt Africa would be a much better place

I cannot for the life of me figure out why you made this video. Is there some hidden subliminal message somewhere, is there a morale in any of it? Or is just one lengthy video filled with things i couldn't possibly care less about? Perhaps that is the subliminal message. Though i'm not sure whether most viewers will get it then.

morning brew sounds nice

Yarr!

I’ve heard a lot of you tubers talking about this for a while and honestly it sounds worth trying. You just reminded me about it so I’ll go ahead and try it out with your link.

@@staticshockk that makes no sense

ORORORORO!!! I spend half of my day sleeping! ORORORO!!! Then I sometimes get up and tell you that I am a famous content creatorORORORORO!!! Please don't sleep while driving, dear na

@@AxxLAfriku ok and?

it wasn't made clear here but the issue that al Qaeda was having was that Somalis while Muslim almost 100% care more about clan than some fight between religious sects this basically meant that the terrorists had to bend over backwards to do the dirty worker for the clans.

@@Vrangelrip just because it was American ally doesn’t make it less terrorist! They’ve killed bunch of civilians and changed the livelihood of the remaining ones. If you don’t understand it for other reasons then my point was that terror groups find places frustrating without the country being in terrible situation

For real i never got any brunei things in my recommendation, would also interested on that

@@agumon1605 here's something kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a6qVh5iFuJjDk6c.html

Smell something oily here

@A Z Bull sh*t. It is the biggest car collection in the world. Most of the cars are in good shape.

@CELINEe-35💎🗡️ lmao wtf

@Neil Deep because they are hypocrites

@Neil Deep yeah sure white is bad. and yet all this is happening with what color of people?

@@NeostormXLMAX its not a coincidence that darker skinned countries are breeding ground for people like this

@@Blox117 No

@Neil Deep I mean sure there are alot of white people in the us ignoring the distinction between the where they came from all the nation's of Europe primarily the colonizers France Spain england and the Dutch only 57 percent are white as for Christian I guess the current president says he's Catholic but disagrees with the pope and supports abortion which is considered murder by the Catholic Church so that doesn't exactly check out and only 30% go to a church regularly (47% are members) this is expected to go down as older people tend to be more religious and they'll die

We have yet to cover the crew…

seriously tho what is up with that? Maybe some weird tax-avoidance loophole?

@@thekrakenrises9040 That's definitely the reason why it would have a Liberian flag, Liberia is a go-to destination for tax avoidance in the shipping industry.

@@thekrakenrises9040 taxes, workers rights or pay avoidance etc...

@@thekrakenrises9040 yeah, I heard that 50% of all shipping ships are registered in 3 countries only

And such a government would, hopefully, prevent other countries from illegal fishing or dumping of chemicals, which was (is?) a problem in Somalia.

@@Fuhrerjehova and other governments not constantly buying and help finance corrupt warlords and terrorists like UAE and Saudi Arabia.

And what incentive would it had to do it?

@@abdiabdi3225 Countries like UAE or Saudi Arabia exist only thanks to oil. Before they were just a backwater barren wastelands. Few powerfull families benefits while milions must work for the comfort and luxurious life of the elites which are elites because they've been born by another elite. Plus Saudia Arabia is strong on wahhabism - a very outdated, racist, aggressive and intolerant branch/sect of Islam - if you think about things like the "incidents" than it's probably wahhabism. They litteraly have a religion which requires from you to live like an ordinary muslim from the 10th or 8th century. "Real" islam consists of many branches and sects - some more or less conservative just like Christianity. "The war on terrorism" isn't about all of the Islam but a few extremist branches.

I think the former is sufficient. There is no piracy in India & Pakistan despite the poverty.

No I think of torrents

somalia is a good country

@@financeup5443 you sure bro?

No, i think of Eastern European Kids Downloading god know how much of god knows what on a Saturday Morning.

@@financeup5443 it really isn’t lmaooo

Chinese and South Korean fishing boats regularly can be seen off of the coast of Somalia.

@@bojiden9470 Lol Chinese fishing boats can be found illegally fishing everywhere from Somalia, to Argentina, to Canada, to the Antarctic, to North Korea and South Korea.

@@Praisethesunson Correct, the Chinese have already totally depleted their coastal waters due to their insatiable greed, so now they've set out to deplete everyone else's.

@@ennui9745 Or you know, it takes a lot of squid to feed over a billion people. Hence they go wherever they can to get it.

@@Praisethesunson That doesn't make it right, does it now? Typical Chinese apologist.

It already is a thing

Samus will save us

If space exploration would go in american capitalistic way - yes, sure it will be chaos. But if it would be done normally - with fully state control over it, orderly, sistematically, and planned - i.e. in a way of Soviet Union, "space pirates" will be non but a funny joke.

@@user-jr9wb7ev9e That doesn't address why piracy happens. Like Polymatter said in the video, piracy pops up whenever it is a viable business - that is to say, it pays better than other jobs and has relatively low risk and cost relative to the profit. Imposing a top-down command economy model on an economic sector (in this case, space mining) does nothing to address that. On another note, neither American Capitalism nor Soviet Socialism is "normal". Normal implies the innate way people exchange goods and services. The closest thing to that "normal" is opportunistic bartering, theft/seizures, and a perpetual exchange of goods, favors, and services between members of a family/clan/tribe/village. Those things seem to be the go-to economic practices of tribal societies, and they have been documented across pretty much all of world history.

@@ante5544 In fact, this directly relates to this issue, since space flights, mining and other types of interstellar activities in that case are becoming not a "business" in which people are trying to benefit, but a matter of national importance that does not depend on "payback" and profitability. And even more so in this case, it is simply impossible for "unaccounted for" vessels that would be physically capable of carrying out this cosmic banditry. This is the whole purpose of control and planning - crime is simply not allowed to be born, and if it does, it is immediately crushed in the bud, without concluding any deals with it and without seeking benefits. In the case of such an organized system, however, officials and performers on the ground will clearly appear, trying to improve their financial situation, organizing arrears and petty embezzlement, and this will have to be fought. So it's really obvious that every economic model has its drawbacks, but going back to the original topic - such measures will definitely effectively solve the problem of open banditry and piracy, which has been proven more than once by history (the entire early Soviet Union's struggle against banditry, homelessness and other aftermath of the civil war as an example will help you).

If it is ever completed ...

@@11angells1A simple google search would have shown you that its already completed and set to begin production this year. In the first results S&P Global “Africa's largest refinery, Nigeria's Dangote, to start operations in H2 2022” Marketwatch: “African Development Bank President Describes Dangote Refinery as 'Game Changing Initiative” Quote: “The refinery, with a capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude oil a day, will be commissioned by the end of the year. The refinery also has the capacity to meet all of Nigeria's requirements for refined products with a surplus for export and is the largest single train petroleum refinery in the world, said Aliko Dangote, president and chief executive of the Dangote Group. It is estimated that by 2023, Nigeria will import zero petroleum oil products--down from approximately $50 billion current oil products imports a year, the African Development Bank said in a statement on Sunday.” Why talk on something you know nothing about and have no interest in studying?

@@11angells1 I actually dont live too far from there in Lagos and I can tell you that it’s actually nearing completion. Although yes I know our country has a history of not finishing major infrastructure projects quickly enough 🤣

Hopefully the refinery doesn't end up like other Nigerian infrastructure projects that failed to be completed because of corruption.

Dangote refinery won't do shit. It'll fail like the rest.

jokes aside. most beautiful comment about us. Thank You hahaha

@@somalipirates sorry that your country is one of the most corrupt countries in the world. It's very bad there but I hope it gets better

In his other video on piracy, he explains how other nation’s fish thievery and illegal dumping takes away Somalia’s most important economic resource - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/msCYY6Vppr_ckZc.html Him already covering that is probably why he didn’t talk about it in this video.

Thanks for pointing that out.

@@snowwonder9814 That doesn't make sense. He could have mentioned it and then pointed to the other video for further details.

first time for everything i guess.

How do you pronounce it then? I have a friend from Kerala

@@sambros2 Care-a-laa

I spat out my coffee hearing that XD

Feels nice to be from Kerala

Or the polution in certain fishing areas caused by illegal chemical dumping from western and chinese companies.

By wealthier nations you mostly mean china right? Right?

@@HailAzathoth No we mean wealthier nations, europeans and Indians included in that

@@Anedoje wait a minute, Indian, Chinese and European boats come all the way to Africa to catch fish? Wow that's interesting. But why do they come so far?

@@thekrakenrises9040 A) Competition with their regional competitors or they have a large share of already and want more input resource B) Specific type of fishes fetch different prices C) Fewer eyes watching when it's in international water / less likely to run afoul of their own country's laws D) Their country is interested in maintaining the local fishing population so they encourage their corporate fishing industry to fish elsewhere

Did your state get hijacked by pirates?

@@flp322 wtf

@@flp322 no, by communists

@@flp322 nope...

Communists in Kerala :- GOV OF INDIA!!!! NUKE THAT F***ING SHIP

did i ask?

@@yourunclejoe9500 No, but i did

@@yourunclejoe9500 idk but i sure did

@@yourunclejoe9500 cope harder kid go watch cocomelon this video doesn't fit your age range

@@monarch2387 cry about it

Yeah the difference pretty much is because of infant deaths which is due to a lack of medical infrastructure

Yes this is absolutely true, but the point isn’t to say “most people you see living in Somalia won’t make it to 58”, it is more an indicator of availability of healthcare and by extension the overall welfare of the country

It would still confuse people. The average person still believes that the median death age of people in the middle ages were like 40 years. That's the thing though, we should really start to give out the median age instead, because poeple tend to assume that average is close to median, but this is not the case when you have high child mortality.

They don't use that number to compare people to, its to look at country at a whole and to have an actual number to look at.

nah it's not Named after Kerala the state

I know right...

It has added protein to your body la

True Nigeria is not meant to be a country

Nigeria itself didn't want to be divided after independence, they severely crushed both Biafra and Benin and a more efficient Nigeria would have been divided into at least 20 countries.

Yall better watch the Africans. Their numbers are growing bigger and bigger everyday. If they hijacking boats and shit, don't be too surprise if a bunch of Pirate kingdoms appear in Africa, in the future. Yall aint finding no fear in them yet, but it's being shown, birth numbers are down across the world but they still producing like wildfire.

@@-haclong2366 The Hausa need the more rich southern areas to stay afloat.

Yoruba are mostly Muslim but many are also Christian they are a mix religiously

i live here and its funny hearing westerners shit on our country when things could be a lot worse... that being said things arent the best and could also be a lot better with better leadership

@@bababababababa6124 What I meant with that comment isn't that Nigeria will crash and burn, but that Nigeria has a ton of challenges and a ton of opportunities. Nigeria has a lot of potential and a lot of problems, lots of natural resources, and a very big, young, and still growing population. This century is predicted to be the African century, and Nigeria is one of the countries that this prediction rides on. Hence, Nigeria has an interesting future.

@@midimusicforever I agree 🙌🏾Nigeria will rise at some point, people just need to give it time

@@bababababababa6124 It won't happen by itself though. I think what you need to focus on beyond everything else is educating the young. I've read that the literacy rate in Nigeria is just 62%. A well educated population is a good foundation for solving other societal challenges.

@@midimusicforever exactly, people here aren’t educated enough to make change so they just accept their current situation when it can be much better Although I know that some nigerian states are rapidly improving this with new legislation The electricity situation needs to be solved too

gotta do something to survive in all honesty.

Maybe the president wouldn't, he is busy putting tax money and oil company bribes in Swiss banks. But some local chief of police/mayor/whatever might very well be. Especially if the system is so corrupt that punishment is unlikely.

@@nevoyu But if you piss off the Chinese, Americans, Europeans, etc by doing so?

@@FakeAssHandsomeMcGee_ You just move somewhere else. You're a local gang leader that can strike, disappear, and strike somewhere else with quick turnaround. Not an institutionalized crime syndicate with deep roots and low agility.

@@FakeAssHandsomeMcGee_ The government already poisoned the water with the help of Shell and the British, and now an uptick in Chinese fishing has lead to today's piracy in the Niger Delta. Why would the fishermen care what the government want when they watch whilst oil poisons half the water, whilst the rest is occupied by large foreign fishing trawlers. Got to do what you have to do.

Freedom units 😎

I'm american and I would much prefer he use metric.

and say numbers and dates properly as well. Two thousand AND nine, a hundred AND!

Why does everyone miss pronounce Kerala lol

every malayali seeing this video will experience a sadness similar to a funeral

👍

No it's a fast food chain in Nigeria similar to KFC lol

What episode is this?

@@abi_abdurrahman i don't remember the title sorryyy

I hope that you find yourself in a lethal situation and don't make it out alive, thank you very much.

@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 why?

@@AeroTheVaporeon you too, but only in greater pain

@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 can you point me to who asked? i'm having trouble finding them

@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 technically he will, unless he's immortal

My Brain suddenly drained when ship had my state's name(*_*)

I guess he wants to focus on an American audience?

@@Stevie-J lmao, be a funny comment day is never though

@@Stevie-J lol