Good joke🤣

Zimbabwe can into space.

I mean, their country is worth quadrillions

Soom more

Lol

Bruh moment

Germany managing to cause hyperinflation even across continents

@SommerSen Hopefully they don't adopt other German traditions.

Certified zimbabwean classic. Kinda ironic that they had Germany print money for them. Because Germany had a similar case of hyper inflation around a century ago. I heard that it got so bad that a guy was in a coffee shop and by the time he finished his coffee the price of another one had already gone up and he couldn't afford it.

Afghanistan right after the Taliban took over couldn't even print money due to sanctions but they had(have) catastrophic inflation.

Fourteen cents???????? 100 trillion bill is only worth FOURTEEN CENTS???????

@@wyoboy01 Hey, that's like Their entire week's salary. Don't make fun

@@RazorsharpLT I wasn't making fun. That was pure shock. I would not ever make fun of something like that.

It’s almost like if there’s an endless supply of something, it holds no value.

If your a christian you need to repent of your sins PLZ

If your a christian you need to repent of your sins PLZ

@petros8478 imagine if the political elite gad to repent their sins PLZ 🤔 🤣🤣

Please, without colonialism they would have been living in the dust covered with flies and starving like Ethiopians. That is the default setting of Africa without western civilization and influence. South Africa will go the same way. You cannot force evolution and civilization. Every time these nations fail it is a condemnation of the standard of African Society. I work with Zimbabweans and they all blame the USA, so disappointing because it gives me zero hope for Africa or Africans.

1:18

I’m in zim and I ain’t suffering and yes I was born there

Because money only worth if you have something to buy. Didnt matter if youre a rich millionare but stranded in a island with no water. Suddenly your money is worthless than a bucket of water.

It's like trying to drink yourself sober.

@@secondavenger9775 Drinking poison to quench thirst.

@@ultimaxkom8728 using your clothes as a fire fuel because you're cold

There was this singer who died last December because of a brain aneurysm, he was 29 yrs. old.

What do you think about gadafi?

@@johnpederson5873 Terrorist

@@johnpederson5873 think how Islamic Elon musk would run a country

@@scthelfen Probably still better than Mugabe tbh

yes, odd how those competent leaders got assassinated or couped then those incompetent leaders got support from the western countries who had just decades prior carved up the whole continent........its because neo colonialism you mong they don't want competent leadership in Africa they want cheap raw material and cheap labor just like before.

Question how bad is civil unrest because of that crap your government is pulling

Man, how the heck did you make ends meet?

@@Tinil0 that was by far the toughest period in my life. A lot of us made ends meet by dealing in some black market trades or foreign currency trading. I was lucky enough to have a contact that I could buy large amounts of sugar from and I resold for South African Rands or US dollars.

@@The4Nowhat was the margin of the sugar what was the markup and what quantities? Its an amazing story

Kumama chaiko

I'm wondering how developed the Internet is in your country? And what about internet in villages?

So I know why my uncle curse every time he heard name mugabe

@@bowser3017 there are perfectly normal and developed cities in Africa, you know. It's not just mud huts everywhere

@@bowser3017 there’s internet everywhere these days buddy Even in Nepal or remote areas

@@onesteeltank I don't follow stereotypes, I'm just wondering how developed internet is in Nigeria

No one asked swarth

​@@andrewmartinez7559I did! Always nice to get the facts!

@@andrewmartinez7559why does anyone need to ask? Comments like yours stink of a lack of common sense

Yup. I noticed they distinctly wrong remarks too. On his RSA video there were also so major inaccuracies. Coming from a South African. The world already knows so little about the sht that's happening in this part. Now there's some random Westerner spitting thumb sucked facts out.

​@@andrewmartinez7559who ask for your opinion

Sounds like the Chinese model

@@asonofliberty3662 Actually, a lot of Chinese investors in Africa got screwed over by that same program.

@@magellanthecat he was referring to what the chinese government implemented back when they opened the markets to the west, which was basically a state approved patent thief. every business that wanted to do stuff in china was appointed a state agent that "watched over business practices". and now that they have stolen the know how theyre kicking those companies out by artificially jacking up labor proces for westerners. 40 years of unregulated greed killed everything our ancestors built up, but it was so obvious i cant even be mad. guess the culture deserves it if it becomes perverted that easily by money.

@@magellanthecat Ha, that's hilarious

@@The_Ballo Not if you're someone that lost their livelihood.

Easy joke

KEK

This is brilliant😂😂😂😂

In 2015, the Zimbabwean government offered 1 USD for 175 Quadrillion “3rd issue” Zimbabwean Dollars. So 50 cent would actually be 87.5 Quadrillion Zimbabwean Dollars.

@@kurousagi8155 Let's just round it down and call him 50 Quadrillion Zimbabwean Dollars

and that's true for the current government. More so, we're nostalgic for Mugabe's government now😏

@@brucemclaren- wait the current govt is worst?

The 'racist' regime was hardly racist. Everyone's lives were objectively better. It is only artificial modern constraints that say whites that run things better cannot do that, because objective suffering is apparently better. If we go by objective standards, Zimbabwe is the most racist it has ever been right now, causing the greatest amount of suffering for its own people. But hey, at least it isn't 'racist' by modern standards

Ngl the Idea of taking Land from whites and giving them back to the Blacks was dope af

Rhodesia was not racist how can you expect uneducated fools to participate in democracy. The countries rights were based on income not race only problem is if your illiterate you cant get a good job so natives think its racist. The British built schools and hospitals increasing life expectancy and education, eventually the natives would of become more educated and had more money and rights

Oh my goodness destroying food sources result in less food? 😱😱😱😱

Every black run nation in history 😮

Rhodies were right

Schubkarre statt Geldbeutel

Nostalgic please Do you want to start WW3 With that Mugabe Mustache Wait a minute……

​@@EM-tx3ly😂😂

You have a girlfriend? I feel bad for her knowing she's being exploited by a weird Nazi who fetishizes her for being from a dead country

@@donovanlocust1106 10 trillion Zimbabwean dollar army

U mean half Zimbabwean

@@kgsniper4850 piss off

@@msbeastinator4689 maybe. It's possible she's half Rhodesian because she was born when it still existed.

My thoughts exactly! “They ran it right into the ground, and just kept digging.”

That's what I was expecting. But more trillionaires was toooooo tempting. 🤣🤣🤣

Nah, I like the original about Zimbabwe having the most trillionares.

cheesy

😂 😂 😂 You're toast bruh. They are coming for you

@@felicitywithacity7020 who is they

@@cruzgomes5660 The jews

@@cruzgomes5660 Fellow black people

It was when Rhodesians were running it

All the ones I've seen were more, I've always wanted a few.

electrolyser technology, known as a proton exchange membrane (PEM) system. “the energy transition will be built with metals.” That is true not only for the obvious high-volume commodities such as steel, copper, and lithium, but also for lesser-known metals such as iridium. But companies’ plans for green hydrogen projects suggest there will be a steep increase in demand over the coming decade. Meeting just the EU’s goals for green hydrogen production could by 2030 lead to demand for iridium for electrolysers that is several times current global supply. The Biden administration has acknowledged that supplies of platinum group metals (PGMs), including iridium, were a critical issue for the development of the low-carbon hydrogen industry that was endorsed in the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed last year. President Joe Biden last month issued a series of executive orders invoking powers under the 1950 Defense Production Act to stimulate production of clean energy technologies, including electrolysers and PGMs. The administration’s statement argued that support for PGM catalysts “will enhance national and energy security by reducing US reliance on imported fossil fuels, particularly Russia and China.” The US energy secretary, this week announced a new partnership with Australia, intended to accelerate progress towards a net-zero emissions energy system. The two governments’ joint statement highlighted “the crucial role critical minerals and materials will play in the energy transition” and in enabling the deployment of technologies including telecommunications, Ai, space exploration, and Tesla type gravity engines ! World iridium supply is currently dominated by South Africa, as a by-product of platinum and palladium production. South Africa accounts for 87% of global iridium production, with a further 8% coming from Zimbabwe and 3% each from Russia and Canada, according to the US Geological Survey.Haitis supply which is illegally mined to keep the nation porr is not mentioned but the UN security forces currently guard irridum mines from use by Haitian nationals. South Africa also has the great bulk of the world’s PGM reserves: about 91%, followed by Russia with about 6%, Zimbabwe with about 2% and the US with about 1%, again according to the USGS. The green tech industry is aiming to grow rapidly, and a materials supply chain that is rooted almost entirely in southern Africa looks like a critical vulnerability that the west wants to exploit by starving Zimbabwe and offering them pennies so they can steal billions. Melany Vargas, Wood Mackenzie’s head of Americas hydrogen consulting, said: “From an energy security perspective, there is certainly the potential for disruption to supplies that would be a constraint on the growth of green hydrogen production.”Meaning they are looking for ways to cause unrest and steal the resource before it can be sold. The likely increase in demand for platinum looks manageable, but iridium could be much more of a challenge. Total world iridium production this year will be about 255,000 ounces, Irridiums price on the world market is currently 45 billion per ton. Is iridium more expensive than gold? Iridium, which is also used in spark plugs, has climbed to $6,000 an ounce, according to Johnson Matthey Plc data. That makes it more than three times more expensive than gold.

@@mictheory1 This post is just to get people to not buy silver right?

@@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer Why? I'm not against investing especially if you invest in your nation owning its resources to benefit itself and its citizens.

@@mictheory1 green hydrogen is a pipe dream that can only become feasible when nuclear fusion does

Wait with Eskom! 33 percent electricity tariff increases! People will eat cowdung in South Africa soon!

I think SA is definitely going the wrong direction. I don't think they're too far gone but if they don't change things soon, I believe they'll be suffering the same fate as Zim.

SA collapse can be seen in real time though.

The whole world is about to be Zimbabwe'd. Palpatine has to destroy everything to bring in his New World Order.

i would rather be a farm worker than starve to death or get shot in the head too

African coups in the nutshell.

Botswana didn't jump on the Marxist bandwagon like its neighbors.

Iran be like About that

​@@lucyadam9128 Don't forget North Korea especially. Bastards literally threaten WW3 all over not getting enough foreign aid.

Russia: 💀

@@lucyadam9128 Iran has oil

yes.

Now this is a comment that should have more visibility. Thanks for sharing.

🤓 -🤓(me)

Agree, but one small problem. If one is do fair land reform, compensation MUST be provided; otherwise it is intimidation and coercion to force someone to give up land that they personally did not steal. It should be expected that people will try to take their land back if the government isn't honoring their end of the bargain.

Lol

True

Yeah agree lol

you don't get the joke, chum.

@@woozy96 what does that mean?

Did you ask ChatGPT? 😂

@@HeortirtheWoodwarden yeaaahhhh

@@KevinArogunmati Damn. That's pretty cool.

Trial and error, you have to find the answer if it is not available to you.

@@fullmetaltheorist IKR

Bruh fr,, im zimbabwean too

How safe is it to visit as a white?

@@bingbongster a colleague of mine went there with this wife and he was fine, tho he said he didnt feel exactly safe at some points, the more touristy areas should be pretty safe

@@bingbongster Zimbabwe has one of the lowest crimes rates and espically one of the lowest murder rates in africa.

@@bingbongsterwhites are treated like kings here ❤😂

Hello my Zimbabwean free

Interesting. What genocide did they attempt?

@@cavaleermountaineer3839 The genocide of rhodesian farmers and their families.

@@cavaleermountaineer3839 First they did farm attacks where looters would come to farm rape owners family, kill everyone and steal everything just like in South Africa today and later they took all white land and those whites who didn't fled to south africa were killed some say 200-300k of whites were killed

Lmao, Rhodesia was a white ethnostate in Africa. Maybe if they weren't so racist, they wouldn't have had a rebellion. It is irrelevant how "important" the Africans grunts were to them. They were fighting for white supremacy in Africa.

@@cavaleermountaineer3839 the Gukhurahundi and the less known expulsion of white colonists. (Despite being colonists they absolutely did not deserve to be killed or removed from the county.)

if it survived the government could've reformed into something less racist and more equal than the USA today imo

And South Africa was the industrial/military powerhouse on the continent that once people started to compare witch nation is better they would bring up USA/UK before even thinking of any other African state.

@@gidi3250 They failed because their leaders pussied out and caved to the pressure from the whites in usa and etc

Yeah (for white people)

@@donovanlocust1106 stop with your lies

The worst thing that happened to Africa was colonisation, the second worst thing to happen to Africa was decolonisation

Rhodesia was an apartheid state who sold food overseas while the black masses starved...I swear you Rhodesia freaks get more unhinged as time passes.

@@franzjoseph1837 Wait until you find out about why I bought all this land in Zimbabwe then you’ll get even more unhinged

@@tjmartin8516 how am I unhinged lol Rhodesia literally practiced apartheid also why caress if you bought land lmao

@@franzjoseph1837 I thought you would be a lot easier to troll

@@Sceptonic how would it literally be the breadbasket of Africa?

Nah, it can never get that way. I'm OK with colonization because today, people think euthanasia of humans for being depressed is a good thing. Who cares about violation of human rights of the past when those rights are still being violated today?

Instead, it became the basket case of Africa.

​@@diddlypoop4722 No one said "literally". If you don't know the term breadbasket is used to describe a country with exceptionally rich agricultural soil often based on an advantageous climate. The same term was often used to describe Ukraine before 1932 when the majority peasant people were told that they were victims, That it was the very few minority successful farmers in their village that stole what rightfully belonged to them. After the successful farmers were purged Ukraine experienced a situation where they had significantly less people that knew how to farm This started the "Holodomor" period where 6 million ukrainians starved to death. While Zimbabwe was not fortunate enough to be spared the same fate we can only learn from this history, For as we all know It is only when is history is forgotten that it shall be repeated.

@@somelllrandomlllguyti9295 Yeah, I know what the term breadbasket means. Someone did say "literally" he asked if Zimbabwe was the literal or figuruative breadbasket of Africa which makes no sense.

4:29

his summary of colonial history is a bit to simplistic and misses many major poinyts that made the country prosper, this prosperity did get passed down the workforce which in the 70s was the most affluent in Africa

GOD BLESS ZZZZIIIIIIMMMM. THE LAND OF BROKE TRILLIONAIRES.

​@@edthebumblingfoolI can't find a source for this, but I admit I'm about inept in googling. I hear this narrative often, is it true

Its foundation was an apartheid state that literally turned most of the population from land holding farmers to the urban and rural poor with no rights.... no, they didn't have a good foundation

@свевский ayyo gibs me dat >:(

@свевский "i cant feed"

No, I think Somalia has that title.

@свевский Good

​@@cashewnuttel9054more likely Haiti, lmao

ALERT OHIO BOMB COMING FOR MUGABE

Unfortunately South Africa seems to be getting closer and closer to enacting the same sort of fast track policies Zimbabwe did in the 2000s. Hopefully they don't but politics is ruthless

@@h0ser The ruling ANC share the same far-left views Mugabe had. It figures when the ANC was a Soviet-founded organization.

The actual education is how colonizing and racism ruin a nation

Why was the black population not allowed to participate in elections? Imagine denying the majority of the population the right to vote

@@happydays5218 They were allowed to vote, nothing stopped a black man from taking the seat of Prime Minister. The goal was to properly educate the population so they truly understand the values of a democratic society. The voting policy was simply meant to be an incentive for the population to pursue an education.

@@karlwalters6975 The majority of black people were not allowed to vote in parliamentary elections during the Rhodesian government's regime. Denying people the right to vote based on an arbitrary education standard is a violation of human rights.

@@happydays5218 Yes, and look at where the lack of that standard has gotten the nation now, absolute ruin. You must understand Rhodesia was not like Europe or North America where most people understand the concept of democracy, in Rhodesia many only were familiar with the tribal system they’ve been surrounded with their whole life, or being excluded from democracy entirely under direct British rule. This policy was necessary for democracy to prevail. The policy was set in place to ensure people understand what they’re voting for, not to simply exclude them. You’ve missed the point there quite clearly.

@@happydays5218 Means testing? Maybe so, but granting just anyone the right to vote will lead a nation to ruin. South Africa post-Mandela has turned into a free-for-all where crime and corruption are the order of the day.

i saw in increase in quality in the last few videos

And went from being poor to being less poor

⁠@@triobros98despite being sanctioned by the world Rhodesia had the gdp of New Zealand

Khami and his worriers sided with rhodes and the bsap.

y?

@@jamiru_nahi3065 Dwindling tax base, poor financial policies, high unemployment, 12 hours of electricity a day

Nah SA is suffering from Stagflation Zimbabwe is suffering Hyperinflation Nd Sanctions ruining the Economy SA could Revive with Good leadership

Nah

@@jimisierra1243 Good leadership? From what planet?

My parents did and that’s why I live in England 😅

Same

h0ser: how to make learning actually fun.

The racial divide was worse during white rule. We understand what happened was unjust but play the victim card knowing what Rhodesians did was equally bad.

@@inkrdb87 No doubt it was worse. Just one long shitshow really

they coulda at least made their black majority able workers before driving away their most competent workforce

Roots are from Zimbabwe what tribe are you from.

@@shanewalkingdead8258 not sure my parents havent told me

I hope they make sure they pass every artist.

"None of this would have happened if we just accepted a racist colonialist state that oppressed its native African population."

@@donovanlocust1106 they are much better off now lol or do you think they were better off being enslaved by the islamic states for 1200 years, before the British ended it.

@@augustopinochet1670 go away

Or had Labour-ruled UK not sanctioned it to submission.