Reporter: "So why did Qatar get the world cup? Is it because they're good at the game? Is it because they've had a long history with the sport? Is it because they've done a lot to improve football in the past?" FIFA Execs: **Looks up from the mountain of Oil money** "Hmm? I'm sorry I wasn't paying attention."
So only countries with a football history can host the world cup? By that same logic south afirca shouldn't have hosted in 2010 Football isn't russia most popular sport australia isn't known for their football yet that would've been a great host I'm not a fan of qatar but It's not for any of those reason
My aunt worked in Qatar as a maid a somehow "married" a extremely rich man and that alone supported our whole bloodline to become rich in our own country. That just shows you how rich they truly are.
As a person who lives in Qatar. You're completely right. In addition most of the immigratants who aren't working in security, Uber, construction and etc. Mostly work in the petroleum, or shipment industry.
@@darkcloud9053 An educated civil engineer of course is going to be paid very well. Most of the Arab oil nations pay highly educated people well because their own population doesn’t have the skills or knowledge. However, majority of the immigrant workforce is unskilled labourers (aka replaceable flesh cogs) and so are treated like there is another billion of them where they came from, because, well, there is.
Worth mentioning that Qatar even imported fully grown trees. They imported them from Iran, which the Iranian government took from an Arab population to the south of the country.
@@remaks8405 Yes. They were literally uprooted leaving the area they were taken from barren. When the Arabs of the region protested, the Irani government squashed the protest.
Gosh I love this channel. Thank you for highlighting the issues that affect migrant workers there. Its really unfortunate the types of work conditions people there have to go through. When I went to Dubai for the first time, it was eye opening to see how many people from India, Bangladesh and the Philippines worked and lived there.
@@Gekumatz How though? Exploiting the globalist, capitalist system? If that was possible some country would've already figured out how to do that, you can't just run a whole country off of purchased debt.
Qatar: I will buy the World Cup to boost my soft power. Evreyone else: that’s nice well because if the human rights violations we are not going to watch.
Bro these other “rich” western countries literally stole other people’s land and natural resources to get to where their economy is and still have major issues like homelessness, human trafficking, corruption, and a large population of people addicted to drugs, but they don’t mention it when calling out other countries trying to be a “hero”
I like how people are actually addressing the issue of high immigrants in Arab countries cause the only fucking problem here in India is unemployment. If you want a Stable job, you need to go through shitfuck amounts of Exams and low amount of jobs are there. I've seen many of Actually financially stable families going to other countries to do LITERAL slavery. Also that passport seize thing still exists (one of my uncle was trapped there and only came back after 5 years)
Not actually. If you got a good engineering degree as an expat you can live in arab countries very happily. Even if you are indian. E.g me. And in fact there are MANY more people like this. Not every immigrant is poor. Speaking of "slavery", if you look at it that way, then every country has some form of slavery in a way.
well... they just did an advertisement for the new modern eco-friendly cities they built. It is not about the match. That's what I call it, a long-term investment. 2 things in 1.
the game is played by qatari players who are argurably the best in their actual 350.000 population pool which is to say isnt a lot, and wouldnt be anything to be taken serious (saying from personal experience, the qatari national team might be comparable to the vietnamese national team; there was the 2018 U23 asian cup match between U23 qatar and U23 VN that ended with a 2-2 draw and a penalty shoot-out, which VN won for 4-3)
Its the same with the UAE, they thought ahead and instead of just profiting from oil, they decided since they have nothing else to export, they can only truly survive with tourism. So they spent millions to develop the land and build mega cities that people actually dream of living in like Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah which would enable the wealthiest of people to invest in real estate and bring tons of tourists to spend money. Qatar isn't just hosting the world cup, they have hosted boxing, gymnastics, handball and are looking to be a prime spot for ICC T20 cricket matches as well which are well watched by more than a billion people. Qatar has focused on a niche target and hopes to continue to be that prime target.
@@the_other_cartographer6945 qatar actually tried to join but couldnt because they were outside some euro radio zone or something lol, austrailia joined as a guest since they had broadcasted eurovision for a lot of years
@@the_other_cartographer6945 To host the Eurovision Song Contest your singer has to win it in the firts place. And with the recent corruption scandal I am highly doubtful they will even invite it
Being 100% reliant on oil and gas exports in a world that's steadily adopting renewable energy sources definitely won't cause catastrophic economic damage in the future.
@@LG-te4vh now you have seen. There are alot of countries who there entire foreign currency is dependent on just tourism and economy, just beacuse you are obviously about doesn't mean it doesn't exists, not everyone can become a giant factory like china.
@@profilepicture828 yeah it is, the parliament always votes for the same person or his descendants the power remains in the same family voting is just a formality
@@justanoob8790 if qatar is an absolute monarchy because the monarch de facto has all the power, then the uk isn’t a monarchy because the monarch de facto has no power
@@profilepicture828 Except that political structure of Qatar is in effect an absolute monarchy . Al Thani family runs the whole country and even in the constitution the parliament has insane powers of "limited ability to reject legislation" because emir is in charge of legislation and the executive branch and judicial system is Sharia law. Politics of Qatar is tribal in nature with a bunch of clans fighting for power. Do you see how it is different from the UK where the monarch has only ceremonial power?
I live in the uae and I had no idea Qatar was so damn rich! Very informative video and although uae residents absolutely despise Qatar, this was fun to watch!
At 9:15 you ask what they would do with their immigrants if they stopped building and for some reason you assume they would be hit if they simply deported them even though at the beginning you mention how those immigrants arent really part of society. They are there to work and work only. The don't bring their families and they don't rent or buy anything. They can be deported when they decide to slow down the building and Qatar won't be affected. Thats one of the reasons the immigrants are so segregated from society (Other than a fudged moral compass)
All of this makes one wonder where the 2030 World Cup is going to be. I mean, it's the century anniversary edition of the event, and Uruguay already asked to host the cup, alongside Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. By historical right, they deserve this cup to be hosted there. But knowing how FIFA works... I'm not so sure if it's that simple anymore.
There's another reason why Qatar built the stadium that wasn't mentioned: what few Qataris there are are composed of numerous tribes that have often been at loggerheads and even fought out-and-out wars in the past. The stadium was a way of unifying these tribes through the medium of sport.
Unifying these tribes happened in the 1970s when the Al-Thanis came into power and gave each tribe their spokesperson and plot of land and area in Qatar which they inhabit. Them being unified through sport is not true at all, the only actual tribalism that still exists is probably in the bedouins of Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The rest have integrated with the rest of society in Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, and Bahrain.
@@alyafei3829 The following article disagrees. Quoting Hassan Al Thawadi, the Qatari in charge of building the eight stadiums which Qatar built in total for the World Cup: "The secretary general [Al Thawadi] said he believes in the transformative power of sport, in this case, soccer, which he feels can be a great contributor to a positive breakthrough in relations for his nation and religion. It is a unifier,” Al Thawadi said. “It breaks down barriers...' That's from USA Today, "World Cup 2022: With huge investment, Qatar seeks global unity."
I LITERALLY HAD A TEST TODAY ABOUT INEQUALITY INCOME AND QATAR WAS MENTIONED, IF YOU POSTED THIS ONE DAY EARLIER I WOULD'VE HAVE GOTTEN SUCH A GOOD GRADE 😭😭😭😭 Edit: I ended up getting a 15/20 :/
hOser I swear, I love this channel. It's entertaining & Educational in a funny way and the Animal Flags are way better in my humble opinion, it gives them more character to portray.
Ngl Al Jazeera is a fantastic news network. People really underestimate it but they're one of the few (mostly) unbiased mainstream news organizations remaining in the world.
Holy shit this guy and his school power point style like if he’s giving a power point presentation in front of a class is hilarious, very entertaining.
h0ser making more banger content for pure intellectuals who already knew all this information and are watching this only for the cute little animal flags *edit: dont make comments right after waking up, grammar brain no turn on :(
I thought it was because they're the most suitable country to share the rich culture of futbol to the world alongside being the most charitable country in the world!
This video is so well done, I highly recommend you guys watching it, but you are in a hurry, in a few words: It's because they are rich ASF and they wanna flex to all the broke people coming in.
I know, i want to know the details behind that. Before clicking I thought that was the whole point of the video. The title is why they are hosting the cup, not what is Qatar.
You should watch this video from Johny Harris for that kind of info. It's probably the reason why this one popped in my youtube recommendations... ua-cam.com/video/dt_Q03HNbTk/v-deo.html
I have been living in Qatar as an Egyptian for basically my whole life, amazing place, fuckin love it, but 0/10 for the (basically just indian) migrant worker conditions they are kept in gulag conditions
@@anaskhoiri3653 its funny in national studies we learned that al thani like all the other houses ruling kuwait, bahrain and the uae came from al-qassim in the 1700s. yet al thani reserve to themselves the right to strip citizenship from dissidents from tribes that have inhabited qatar before them.
@@zombieat Edit, Muslim who consider themselves descendent of Arabs in South Asia, by forcing Arabic attire on their women, and doing random bomb blast in native country.
In Qatar, government projects are awarded to big contractors - mostly managed by foreigners. They hire workers from overseas through agencies in south East Asian countries. The agency takes fees from the companies/contractors. As a result Contractors expect the workers to not work elsewhere once the workers arrive in Qatar. The government cannot control every single recruitment happening in the private sector - which is run by foreigners themselves. For decades, workers have been coming to Qatar from south east Asia willingly (nobody forces them on planes). The workers know that conditions in their countries (and in Europe) are worse than in Qatar. If the Europeans are sincere about those south East Asians, then they should hire them in Europe.
Those immigrant worker move in in Quatar (or any other rich Arab state) not because the condition in their own country are worst but because there is more money to be made.
They come to Qatar willingly but they have to sign a load of contracts in Arabic (intentionally not in their native language) saying they can't leave without their employers permission. If they where so happy working in Qatar then I wonder why they need to make them sign such a thing?
@@fishcereal9940 nooo?? First of all Qatar native tongue is Arabic but if you don't speak it we have papers translated to different languages all over so non arabs understand.
my uncle taught at a community college in qatar for like 15 years before moving back to canada. You be would safe to assume he always got the best christmas and bday gifts from uncle steve
Turns out they made actual roads and implemented actual public transportation for the visitors during the world cup No wonder why they're so rich they basically had no state expenses compared to other countries
@@idrisi8352 Oh so because China has a monoply on electronic devices I can use them to comment on videos about other counterproductive atrocities. I can tell you're a deep thinkker.
0:07 imagine putting qatari transportation with a picture of dubai’s leader. they’re completely different people. know who that is first, then put a right picture.
Tbh I’m from Qatar some of the things that were said in the video are true like how rich people are there because I don’t remember meeting a Qatari without a fancy house or car which sounded good to me. I used to think about how we shouldn’t always use the natural gas and try to use other things because everyone know that it is limited. The only thing that shocked me is the “slave” topic I always used to see the immigrants treat us well it didn’t seem like they hated us or something if you mean the maid or driver then I will tell you that everyone pays them I lived with the same maid and driver for more than 10 years nothing seemed strange but if it’s about the workers then I can’t say anything about that since the government pays them not us the citizens.
the immigrants have no choice but do not display any ill will towards qataris. Their livelihoods and their families back in their home countries depends on it. I wouldn't expect someone in a privileged position like you to witness firsthand the struggles of immigrant "labourers" because you are metaphorically so away from the world they live in despite being in the same city. I hope you would look at their situation from a wider perspective and understand how truly unjustly they are treated and the absolutely inhumane working conditions they endure for money that is practically peanuts for the native Qatari population, such as you.
Damn, these people that rely on me for their livelihood and whom I can leave destitute at any moment are all so nice to me, I must be doing something well. No power imbalance here, nah-uh. -Rich kids should go to reeducation camps fr-
Qatar really is the embodiment of "pay to win".
Lmao
either way it had to be hosted in asia or north America bc 2010 was africa, 29014 brazil 2006 germany do your research
@@hakimmihoubi8544 No? Who cares if it happens twice in the same continent
You’ve just defined all of capitalism
@@hakimmihoubi8544 they couldve done ankara tbf
Reporter: "So why did Qatar get the world cup? Is it because they're good at the game? Is it because they've had a long history with the sport? Is it because they've done a lot to improve football in the past?"
FIFA Execs: **Looks up from the mountain of Oil money** "Hmm? I'm sorry I wasn't paying attention."
Because they bribed the some/most of the people who were voting for the fifa world cup location.
Wow the comment you replied to didn’t just say that
So only countries with a football history can host the world cup?
By that same logic south afirca shouldn't have hosted in 2010
Football isn't russia most popular sport
australia isn't known for their football yet that would've been a great host
I'm not a fan of qatar but It's not for any of those reason
@@icantthinkofacoolname1308 yeah i think more contries should hold world cup other than westerners
@@kazakhstan6811 is that the number one exporter of potassium?
Prathum vikramaditya advit Khan alone created whole of stadium everbody say thanks you to him
What?
Lol my first thought as an American was "they fucking got Patel, send in the military" (all jokes aside fuck Qatar)
thank you Prathum Vikramaditya Advit Khan
Hi
thank you prathum vikramaditya advit Khan
My aunt worked in Qatar as a maid a somehow "married" a extremely rich man and that alone supported our whole bloodline to become rich in our own country.
That just shows you how rich they truly are.
😳😳😳😱😱😱😱😱😱
Yeah Venezuela was also oli rich but the Anglophones will put your money to zero
Why is married in quotes
Is that supposed to be a bad thing ?
@@kringle7804 welllll that is hard to explain, she's basically a concubine if you know what that means.
As a person who lives in Qatar. You're completely right. In addition most of the immigratants who aren't working in security, Uber, construction and etc. Mostly work in the petroleum, or shipment industry.
you are fake you dont live in Qatar
Immigrants ? You mean slaves right ?
Only 11.6% of the population is Qataris ,the remaining 88.4% are slaves .
@@plumebrise4801 Are u out of ur mind ? Qatar actually pays quite well. My uncle worked there for 10 years as a civil engineer and he is loaded now.
@@darkcloud9053 An educated civil engineer of course is going to be paid very well. Most of the Arab oil nations pay highly educated people well because their own population doesn’t have the skills or knowledge. However, majority of the immigrant workforce is unskilled labourers (aka replaceable flesh cogs) and so are treated like there is another billion of them where they came from, because, well, there is.
But why they still come to Qatar even with all this bad condition or is it just the west who try to make it look that bad
Fact: Qatar has the Longest (horizontally) flag ratio
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26:11 ratio if I am correct
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and its a lot like rome
they have to keep expanding and when they cant anymore
they will fall soooo hard it will cause a dark age
ratio
Worth mentioning that Qatar even imported fully grown trees. They imported them from Iran, which the Iranian government took from an Arab population to the south of the country.
At least the Arab trees know the language spoken in Quatar...
Trees?😂
Oh well they are just leftovers from the Islamic invasion of Iran
@@remaks8405 ?
@@remaks8405 Yes. They were literally uprooted leaving the area they were taken from barren. When the Arabs of the region protested, the Irani government squashed the protest.
Gosh I love this channel. Thank you for highlighting the issues that affect migrant workers there. Its really unfortunate the types of work conditions people there have to go through. When I went to Dubai for the first time, it was eye opening to see how many people from India, Bangladesh and the Philippines worked and lived there.
where do you want them to go
@@mkviis I didn't say anything about them going anywhere. Just want better working conditions for them.
China hosted the winter Olympics but no one critisized them for their human rights abuses
@@suorerbacha9426 yes they did? lmao
@@McatSavage we found a china bot account 😂
This is such an unsustainable system. Anyway, this analysis really brought Qatar's inner workings to light.
true which is why their trying to shift away from that system, they realistically wont survive without adapting.
@@Gekumatz How though? Exploiting the globalist, capitalist system? If that was possible some country would've already figured out how to do that, you can't just run a whole country off of purchased debt.
This channel gets paid by some organization to talk shit about arab countries
Qatar: I will buy the World Cup to boost my soft power.
Evreyone else: that’s nice well because if the human rights violations we are not going to watch.
Bro these other “rich” western countries literally stole other people’s land and natural resources to get to where their economy is and still have major issues like homelessness, human trafficking, corruption, and a large population of people addicted to drugs, but they don’t mention it when calling out other countries trying to be a “hero”
I like how people are actually addressing the issue of high immigrants in Arab countries cause the only fucking problem here in India is unemployment. If you want a Stable job, you need to go through shitfuck amounts of Exams and low amount of jobs are there. I've seen many of Actually financially stable families going to other countries to do LITERAL slavery.
Also that passport seize thing still exists (one of my uncle was trapped there and only came back after 5 years)
Fix your country then
I always wondered why don't yall work in your country and stop overpopulation 🤨
i mean everyone is a slave if you say it that way
Not actually. If you got a good engineering degree as an expat you can live in arab countries very happily. Even if you are indian. E.g me. And in fact there are MANY more people like this. Not every immigrant is poor.
Speaking of "slavery", if you look at it that way, then every country has some form of slavery in a way.
There are a lot of Indians and Pakistani people in the US but their children are now normal American kids but it’s mostly rich ones.
The only thing I loved about Qatar was getting a nice fat loan at zero interest, and a fat salary with zero taxes.
That is basically there strongest soft power
@@fckyo9197 *only soft power
Sell out
@@bayly1977 to what?
The Anglophones will just hyperinflation your money like they did Venezuela
The real question is how do you host the world cup and lose the first game
@Ada Apa yes because there’s nothing quite like the almighty cold, indifferent dollar. Such a bugman mentality. 💀💀💀
@@XanVicious cold? Dang that's really good for such a hot place!
well... they just did an advertisement for the new modern eco-friendly cities they built.
It is not about the match.
That's what I call it, a long-term investment. 2 things in 1.
@@ARand0mDuck well that's what you're hoping but the truth isn't like that
the game is played by qatari players who are argurably the best in their actual 350.000 population pool
which is to say isnt a lot, and wouldnt be anything to be taken serious
(saying from personal experience, the qatari national team might be comparable to the vietnamese national team; there was the 2018 U23 asian cup match between U23 qatar and U23 VN that ended with a 2-2 draw and a penalty shoot-out, which VN won for 4-3)
rip to the people that passed away in the making of the stadiums
(2 people) the others were from old age or car crashes(which were non-work related deaths)
@@Mr_Whippy772aham 😂
Yeah yeah anyways messi wins the World Cup let’s goooooooo🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@JSA7-1VAMO MESSIIII
@@Mr_Whippy772 true
Its the same with the UAE, they thought ahead and instead of just profiting from oil, they decided since they have nothing else to export, they can only truly survive with tourism. So they spent millions to develop the land and build mega cities that people actually dream of living in like Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah which would enable the wealthiest of people to invest in real estate and bring tons of tourists to spend money. Qatar isn't just hosting the world cup, they have hosted boxing, gymnastics, handball and are looking to be a prime spot for ICC T20 cricket matches as well which are well watched by more than a billion people. Qatar has focused on a niche target and hopes to continue to be that prime target.
hey
Aruba too
Leeching off of tourism
Building towns
Yes
They are much smarter than Russia
That just lives of oil and gas
as a brazilian, you saying “copa do mundo” made me the happiest person in the mundo for a moment
1-7
@@gabomarquez2720 based
@@gabomarquez2720 never forget lmao
@@gabomarquez2720 Oh yeah? Watch. We'll be getting our 6th title this year. BRASIL NÚMERO UM
@@Re2001CN 1-2
Damn. H0ser is actually pretty funny
Yea, he makes good vague music references to
Agreed!
You can always be thinner, look better
He is just a Hater
I wouldn't be surprised if if we see Qatar hosting the Eurovision Song Contest 😂
@@the_other_cartographer6945 Australia is a white Anglophones country so if make sense
@@the_other_cartographer6945 qatar actually tried to join but couldnt because they were outside some euro radio zone or something lol, austrailia joined as a guest since they had broadcasted eurovision for a lot of years
@@thesecondsilvereich7828 i expleained why austrailia joined in my other comment
@@the_other_cartographer6945 To host the Eurovision Song Contest your singer has to win it in the firts place. And with the recent corruption scandal I am highly doubtful they will even invite it
a qatari radio station allegedly did try to join funnily enough, LGBT and all
they weren't part of the ebu so obviously they were rejected
Being 100% reliant on oil and gas exports in a world that's steadily adopting renewable energy sources definitely won't cause catastrophic economic damage in the future.
Good thing they are not 100% reliant in it, what do you think this world cup is for?
It's a cycle that needs money to generate money but they cannot sustain their economy just by building hella expensive buildings yk
@@LG-te4vh actually, they can
@@fckyo9197 I've never seen an economy that's solely reliant on tourism?
@@LG-te4vh now you have seen. There are alot of countries who there entire foreign currency is dependent on just tourism and economy, just beacuse you are obviously about doesn't mean it doesn't exists, not everyone can become a giant factory like china.
One correction: it’s not an absolute monarchy, it’s a parliamentary monarchy
- Prathum Vikram Aditya Advit Khan
It's almost same
@@justanoob8790 no it’s not
@@profilepicture828 yeah it is, the parliament always votes for the same person or his descendants the power remains in the same family voting is just a formality
@@justanoob8790 if qatar is an absolute monarchy because the monarch de facto has all the power, then the uk isn’t a monarchy because the monarch de facto has no power
@@profilepicture828 Except that political structure of Qatar is in effect an absolute monarchy . Al Thani family runs the whole country and even in the constitution the parliament has insane powers of "limited ability to reject legislation" because emir is in charge of legislation and the executive branch and judicial system is Sharia law. Politics of Qatar is tribal in nature with a bunch of clans fighting for power. Do you see how it is different from the UK where the monarch has only ceremonial power?
Bro knows how to make a funny get informative video. Love your content man
and this is how FIFA got into controversy lads
Well, one of the ways they seem to be pretty good at it.
Ppl gonna forget about the 'controversies' in week or something
The lgbt cult are coming
The '78 world cup was also controversial but literally no one even remembers that part nowadays, lol
@@Tabish_Nooristani we forgot
6:43 The shade thrown here is so big it could cover the entirety of Qatar.
I know 😂
I live in the uae and I had no idea Qatar was so damn rich! Very informative video and although uae residents absolutely despise Qatar, this was fun to watch!
Why do uae residents despise Qatar
@@humanperson3365 Middle Eastern countries hate each other
@@humanperson3365 why shouldn’t they?
@@Monori198 good point
@@humanperson3365 jealousy maybe
Saudi here. So true and so hilarious. Hoser is amazing 😂
Right when I thought the videos couldn’t get better you released this masterpiece. Right on time. Props. A good and funny summ up of 🇶🇦
I live in dubai and my family friends live in qatar and they said the work conditions are really bad, thanks for shedding light on this
I clicked one of your videos for the animal+National flag combo, and kept coming for the awesome content. Keep it up, dude!
Honestly the way you write your videos makes them so entertaining I could watch for hours
4:12 That is one of the most impressive population graphs I've ever seen.
This was awesome. Great humor with great facts with the hard truth
At 9:15 you ask what they would do with their immigrants if they stopped building and for some reason you assume they would be hit if they simply deported them even though at the beginning you mention how those immigrants arent really part of society. They are there to work and work only. The don't bring their families and they don't rent or buy anything. They can be deported when they decide to slow down the building and Qatar won't be affected. Thats one of the reasons the immigrants are so segregated from society (Other than a fudged moral compass)
This is some of your finest work. Thanks for the laughs and the education!
All of this makes one wonder where the 2030 World Cup is going to be.
I mean, it's the century anniversary edition of the event, and Uruguay already asked to host the cup, alongside Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. By historical right, they deserve this cup to be hosted there.
But knowing how FIFA works... I'm not so sure if it's that simple anymore.
Lol knowing FIFA the World Cup is going to China and North Korea to "unite us together"
@@yom0mma214 No way NK, they have nothing to offer FIFA, their economy relies on the black market to even be existant.
i am for Gibralta or San Marino
FIFA is as sketchy as Dana white and Boxing promotions
I dearly hope the South Cone bid wins, but FIFA might give Ukraine 🇺🇦 the World Cup for sympathy.
There's another reason why Qatar built the stadium that wasn't mentioned: what few Qataris there are are composed of numerous tribes that have often been at loggerheads and even fought out-and-out wars in the past. The stadium was a way of unifying these tribes through the medium of sport.
Unifying these tribes happened in the 1970s when the Al-Thanis came into power and gave each tribe their spokesperson and plot of land and area in Qatar which they inhabit. Them being unified through sport is not true at all, the only actual tribalism that still exists is probably in the bedouins of Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The rest have integrated with the rest of society in Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, and Bahrain.
@@alyafei3829 The following article disagrees. Quoting Hassan Al Thawadi, the Qatari in charge of building the eight stadiums which Qatar built in total for the World Cup: "The secretary general [Al Thawadi] said he believes in the transformative power of sport, in this case, soccer, which he feels can be a great contributor to a positive breakthrough in relations for his nation and religion. It is a unifier,” Al Thawadi said. “It breaks down barriers...' That's from USA Today, "World Cup 2022: With huge investment, Qatar seeks global unity."
I LITERALLY HAD A TEST TODAY ABOUT INEQUALITY INCOME AND QATAR WAS MENTIONED, IF YOU POSTED THIS ONE DAY EARLIER I WOULD'VE HAVE GOTTEN SUCH A GOOD GRADE 😭😭😭😭
Edit: I ended up getting a 15/20 :/
lolol
How about studying one day earlier LMAO
@@isuckatnames6033 i did study I didn't know there was gonna be a question about involving qatar
@@mikakuolemankissa2782 Oh I'm sorry then
@UC1L3E-bP07rfILA3O01p65g why are you calling him that?
hOser I swear, I love this channel. It's entertaining & Educational in a funny way and the Animal Flags are way better in my humble opinion, it gives them more character to portray.
h0ser with an O is so cursed.
@@joko49perez Dude, what the heck!? What's wrong with you!?
@@joko49perez Why do you even care what I spelled!? It's not even that important at all! 😠
@@stardragon5849 its cursed
Educational? No
this video is really good h0ser this one was filled with hella good jokes
3:56 got me crying XD
😂😂😂
2:39 I feel personally attacked
When i first started watching h0ser i used to wonder what animal would h0ser use for my geopolitically minor country Nepal. Finally got to see that.
yo this one was mad funny 😂😂
This shit is straight up comedy. I love it
Dystopian comedy.
Ngl Al Jazeera is a fantastic news network. People really underestimate it but they're one of the few (mostly) unbiased mainstream news organizations remaining in the world.
Holy shit this guy and his school power point style like if he’s giving a power point presentation in front of a class is hilarious, very entertaining.
Your sense of humor and story telling are unmatched
h0ser making more banger content for pure intellectuals who already knew all this information and are watching this only for the cute little animal flags
*edit: dont make comments right after waking up, grammar brain no turn on :(
I thought it was because they're the most suitable country to share the rich culture of futbol to the world alongside being the most charitable country in the world!
ah yes, rich.
And people say Americans are decadent.
@@Ttegegg welll, they clearly are... since the joke just flew over your head
@@santanacorr3880 I hope it's satire but with the state of the world you never knoe
hoser
countryballs? nah
flags? nah
characters? nah
country humans? nah
ANIMAL COUNTRIES? *OBVIOUSLY WHY NOT?*
your educational videos sound like a roast routine and I love it for that
Your videos keep getting better and better！
New h0ser video!!!! Lessgooooo!!!!!
Im a Qatari and i really enjoyed your channel and starting to like the content your the best and keep the good work up !
Bro he roasted the shit outta you
This video is so well done, I highly recommend you guys watching it, but you are in a hurry, in a few words: It's because they are rich ASF and they wanna flex to all the broke people coming in.
This is such a funny video, loved it!!! ❤️
So, in summary, most of the gulf states are absolutely light speed heading for A. Economic collapse B. Revolution or C. Pseudo colonisation
It is a literal dystopian hellhole. You couldn’t pay me enough to go back there.
I was literally laughing like hell when you tried to pronounce the name of that Indian guy.
I mean if their main concern is instability, they could also just you know… pay their workers
But that'd would make the bank number smaller, the whole point is green line go up
this is the most unhinged h0ser video and I LOVE IT!
I just love the editing style and the flow of the video. Keep em comming!
I was hoping you would cover why FIFA actually chose them, but still a good video.
FIFA chose them because of capitalist bribery.
It's money
I know, i want to know the details behind that. Before clicking I thought that was the whole point of the video. The title is why they are hosting the cup, not what is Qatar.
@@sakalaath Johnny Harris created video on the topic
You should watch this video from Johny Harris for that kind of info. It's probably the reason why this one popped in my youtube recommendations...
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Reading about french colonial era Haiti and watching this video it's chilling how similar modern Qatar is to it
I have been living in Qatar as an Egyptian for basically my whole life, amazing place, fuckin love it, but 0/10 for the (basically just indian) migrant worker conditions they are kept in gulag conditions
because you're Arab and Muslim, you have it better. qatar is in the feudal age: nobility, knights , peasantry and serfs
@@crimsonlightbinder not true. most of those living in gulag conditions are muslims and some are egyptian.
Qatar Royal Emir Family
Qatari Noble Arab Muslim Citizen
Tourist, Diplomat, Foreign Western Manager
South Asian Worker slave
@@anaskhoiri3653 its funny in national studies we learned that al thani like all the other houses ruling kuwait, bahrain and the uae came from al-qassim in the 1700s. yet al thani reserve to themselves the right to strip citizenship from dissidents from tribes that have inhabited qatar before them.
@@zombieat Edit, Muslim who consider themselves descendent of Arabs in South Asia, by forcing Arabic attire on their women, and doing random bomb blast in native country.
The Saudi camel’s face below “oops lol” with a cluster bomb explosion in the background got me ngl
Can you see the shade card at 5:00....m a brownie myself... couldn't be anymore truthful....😂😂😂😂.
I love this channel ❤ so simplistic yet complex information
In Qatar, government projects are awarded to big contractors - mostly managed by foreigners. They hire workers from overseas through agencies in south East Asian countries. The agency takes fees from the companies/contractors. As a result Contractors expect the workers to not work elsewhere once the workers arrive in Qatar.
The government cannot control every single recruitment happening in the private sector - which is run by foreigners themselves.
For decades, workers have been coming to Qatar from south east Asia willingly (nobody forces them on planes). The workers know that conditions in their countries (and in Europe) are worse than in Qatar.
If the Europeans are sincere about those south East Asians, then they should hire them in Europe.
Those immigrant worker move in in Quatar (or any other rich Arab state) not because the condition in their own country are worst but because there is more money to be made.
@@Boby9333 take them to Europe ( First world countries )
@@Boby9333 then take them to Europe and see them how they’ll live, exactly, worse with taxes on top of that
They come to Qatar willingly but they have to sign a load of contracts in Arabic (intentionally not in their native language) saying they can't leave without their employers permission. If they where so happy working in Qatar then I wonder why they need to make them sign such a thing?
@@fishcereal9940 nooo?? First of all Qatar native tongue is Arabic but if you don't speak it we have papers translated to different languages all over so non arabs understand.
my uncle taught at a community college in qatar for like 15 years before moving back to canada. You be would safe to assume he always got the best christmas and bday gifts from uncle steve
Turns out they made actual roads and implemented actual public transportation for the visitors during the world cup
No wonder why they're so rich they basically had no state expenses compared to other countries
When you've got too much money the itch to spend it increases proportionally
Your videos keep getting better. 👍🏼💯
5:25 bruh i just got an amazon ad
Very funny and factual don't change and don't stop. Subscribed fast becoming my favorite channel, cheers.
Crazy seeing my country in a h0ser 😅 this is going to be an interesting video..🇶🇦
كيف تحس بعد الفيديو
How you feeling?
How is it living in qatar?
@@vuxonex7492 hot
No way arab with pronouns 💀
Who's here after Argentina lost to Saudi Arab?
Massive L
Me
@@Tabish_Nooristani to Argentina
3:49 isn’t this about the World Cup
The way you make States into Animals is very beautyful!
Loving the new energy keep it up man
5:20 rare 🐐 appearance
NAV
it hurts so much to see 220 billion being put into a pointless show of power when something like the ssc which was only 20 billion got scrapped
what is the ssc ?
What’s ssc
only 14 millions were for the stadiums the other were for infstructure and hotels and such
2:59 that Saudi Arabian camel has LTG energy.
The water park they’re building is a real life nightmare
I find it ironic that the best way to solve the labor problem and get good pr, would be paying the labor a living wage.
He types on his phone made by slave workers in china
@@idrisi8352 Oh so because China has a monoply on electronic devices I can use them to comment on videos about other counterproductive atrocities. I can tell you're a deep thinkker.
@@willphillify hypocrisy at its finest
@@idrisi8352 I'm sorry I didn't know you were perfect.
@@willphillify how much do migrant workers get paid in Qatar
What "tiny guitar "are u talking about?
0:07 imagine putting qatari transportation with a picture of dubai’s leader.
they’re completely different people.
know who that is first, then put a right picture.
Everyone in Qatar vibing until everyone uses renewable energy
sounds like a very sustainable practice which will never lead to any sort of total economic collapse.
H0sers vids always be getting better
2:43 daaamn bro that hit hard 💀
Edit: 3:33 that hit even more 💀💀
THE HALF AS INTERESTING ROAST GOT ME GEEKED 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:49 literally broke me 😆
Dude, I love your animal countries things.
I burst out laughing everytime you say 'jaaahaaaanaam' in a video.😂😂😂😂😂
As a Qatari this vid was funny and entertaining
Tbh I’m from Qatar some of the things that were said in the video are true like how rich people are there because I don’t remember meeting a Qatari without a fancy house or car which sounded good to me. I used to think about how we shouldn’t always use the natural gas and try to use other things because everyone know that it is limited. The only thing that shocked me is the “slave” topic I always used to see the immigrants treat us well it didn’t seem like they hated us or something if you mean the maid or driver then I will tell you that everyone pays them I lived with the same maid and driver for more than 10 years nothing seemed strange but if it’s about the workers then I can’t say anything about that since the government pays them not us the citizens.
I'm not even qatari and I'm so mad and the fact no one is pointing out he's racist is fcked up man
the immigrants have no choice but do not display any ill will towards qataris. Their livelihoods and their families back in their home countries depends on it. I wouldn't expect someone in a privileged position like you to witness firsthand the struggles of immigrant "labourers" because you are metaphorically so away from the world they live in despite being in the same city. I hope you would look at their situation from a wider perspective and understand how truly unjustly they are treated and the absolutely inhumane working conditions they endure for money that is practically peanuts for the native Qatari population, such as you.
@@saphiaboutadghart5264 how is he racist?
Damn, these people that rely on me for their livelihood and whom I can leave destitute at any moment are all so nice to me, I must be doing something well. No power imbalance here, nah-uh.
-Rich kids should go to reeducation camps fr-
Yeah there is a difference between the house slaves(who is generally treated better) vs the field slaves(bought en mass to handle all gruntwork
I never knew what Qatar was until the World Cup…
now you know it's the richest country in the world
It's a CHAD country!!
this guys actually giving history lessons while making it fun, why dont school teachers do this too breh
My apologies for not subscribing sooner. This channel is the shit
3:36 hes down hes down
You can feel how NNN is having an effect on him 💀
Wtf? That’s so weird bro why are u talking about that?