hamburger units, literally unwatchable

Well, El Aissami stole 26 billion $ from the Venezuelan oil industry. And that's only one person.

Turkmenistan is screwball street from SpongeBob

Sometimes I think my country is fucked, but when I see something like this it makes my country look like a bliss utopia. Imagine having no freedom…. These people are fucked.

Yeah no. Not going to believe what the west has to say about anything or anyone

So Russia is taking advantage of another country again. What a surprise...

Anyone else thinking what I am? *Cough* China!

Good to see

The African people vote Party not people especially the Parties of Indepence. They know their plight will continue but Party Loyalty is #1. ANC and Swapo were good examples.

Imagine encountering a tiger 1 or 2 for the first time

That pilot woke up that day feeling very dangerous.

They are poor because they are controlled by a lot of brain dead people, that dont respect contracts and tax the hell of everyone for everything.

Africans had centuries of unfettered access to these lands and created nothing. Now that few white men used the land profitability it’s a problem because they didn’t want to share with the Africans.

dont forget how the USA dealt with the shortage of workers when it was needed to pick the farmed cotton ;)

Black power 👊🏿

"Faster then OUR fastest fighters"💀

Pay attention Americans. This will be your country after you elect trump.

Probably like seeing a gundam for the first time 😂

Europeans, if you can watch this and still not understand why America is an armed population, then you are truly helpless.

German military very advanced in early year

German engineering

26:56 They were "earning" nothing, which is the issue.

Its almost as if everything russian nazis touch turns to shit and the people there suffer long after the vermin have left...

America with Trump and Biden beat this.

Not worse than North Korea.

q6

the american quote is not too different from when an airline pilot sees a UFO....

bro when a fighter jett fly and you hear the sound it makes it gives chills like a bomb is about to land on your head I can't imagine the feeling in WW2

Nothing is worse than N.Korea, this is shown by travellers that have visited Turkmenistan. Food is available corruption is not fully rampant like in capitalist countries like Nigeria or India. Not saying its perfect but regionally it is carrying itself well enough.

American pilot: WOAH, that was pretty fast! The ME-163 on its way about to show everyone the true meaning of speed.

Why do third world nations end up not just with dictators but with absolutely insane dictators? Given they elected two insane dictators in a row, I have to ask, what is the average IQ in this country?

32:34 American trying to pronounce Turkmeni name moment (My ears are bleeding) 33:11 "BIRDY" 💀💀💀💀

It's "RuKHnama"

WW1: Tanks💀 WW2: First operational jet fighter 🗿 WW3: wtf was that? It looked human, but it isn't 😢😢😢

I think the Birdie in the video is Saparmurat Niyazov and runama is Ruhname. Why does he call him birdie though, that i don't know.

I don't know how people manage to keep living in such evil places. You would expect mass suicides as people scramble to escape and then get shot. Maybe that happens, maybe it doesn't.

Why do people let these narcissistic psychopaths do whatever they want???

The best cotton in the world comes from that area. I have almost 50 cotton shirts made with Turkmenistan cotton.

Perfect illustration of what Presidential systems turn into. US is going the same way. With parliamentary democracies this is impossible.

29:40 I can see black cars tho

People's EGOS just get out of hand 🤔😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

A perfect country for an ever lasting political honeymoon of Justin and Chrystia.

0:32 Based!

34:02 Seemed a change for the good until a bit more of the same?

I want to visit this country one day!

Is this a description of trumps possible second term?

When a chief have immunity...& when the word democracy is uttered & used out of its meaning.

This is so sad bro and i think this will be future of South Africa too. And i am coming from a former Warsaw Pact country from Romania to be specific and we had The Genius of the Carpathians here called Nicolae Ceasescu

I worked in Turkmenistan back in 2005. Flew in from Baku in Azerbaijan to Ashgabat. Then flew to Turkmenbashi. (English spellings). I had to show my passport 5 times before I got out the airport. Maximum Visa stay was 10 days. The streets were immaculate and empty in Ashgabat. The flight to Turkmenbashi was an eye opener. Chickens, open gas cookers, phone calls and all as we were taking off. Turkmenbashi was a very run down town. We had a few days before we flew to an offshore drilling rig so explored. People didn’t smile at all. The hotel and shops had very little goods. No hospital we were told. There was an American humanity agency whose name I can’t remember and they had internet and basic nursing services. On our return to Ashgabat we were almost arrested at the airport in Turkmenbashi for hanging around outside the airport waiting on our agent/taxi. The police only spoke Russian. We didn’t. Anyhoo crisis averted when taxi arrived. On leaving Turkmenbashi we went to a pub and asked the bar owner to turn down the music. He said it was on so KGB couldn’t listen to my friend and I’s conversation. Fair enough. It was a free for all getting on the aircraft and my colleague panicked when the luggage handlers took his passport and hadn’t given it back. (He got it eventually). Incidentally my colleague was an Aussie flying on a British passport. That caused no end of trouble getting a visa in Ashgabat. The police came on the aircraft before we took off and tossed a whole family in the 4 seats in the front row off the aircraft so a bloke in a makeshift stretcher of a blanket was put there. We found out from a stewardess who spoke a little English he was going to the hospital in Ashgabat as he had broken his back. Yikes. I’m sure the blanket helped. Not!! The flight attendants served tea and sweets whilst stepping over him. The family in front of us brewed their own tea. Arriving in Ashgabat it was a taxi to the hotel where I had a bowl of the best mushroom soup I have ever had anywhere. The waitresses were beautiful and beautifully dressed and never smiled. Not once. However even in a place like Ashgabat there were ‘ladies of the night’in the hotel. There was a curfew after 11pm so we were whisked to the airport 4 hours before our flight back to Baku. At one point they weren’t letting me exit the country as they wrongly thought I needed a visa. I didn’t as an EU citizen. My friend got through no problem so I took my passport and flight ticket to the guy who stamped him out where he promptly stamped me out. It was an interesting 14 days. (Our visas were extended whilst on the rig). 20 years ago and I still remember it well. So much happened in those 2 weeks that this little diatribe only captures a little.

No, the reason there are no more dogs is because they all run away because the humans hog all their bones for themselves…🧐😎