America Dismantles Pirate Nations For Touching Their Boats - The Barbary Wars reaction
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He has a video about the 78 year old veteran you should check it out next
Muslims who believe Islam does teach conquest (and piracy) use these verses and hadith (and more, but I don't have all day to look this stuff up)...
Quran 2: 216 & 4: 24 & 9: 29
Sahih Bukhari 9:84:59
Sunan Abi Dawud 2155
@@marisakennedy777 yea i mean the truth is that islam has a very long and sordid documented history of enslavement and subjugation. the West also has a history of slavery but the bible does not except in two cases: 1) "slavery" meant, in the modern vernacular, indentured servitude, which is commonly accepted and practiced today. 2) slavery meant, unpaid labor, but only for Prisoners of War which are the ancient history equivalent of prison and prison work, which are also commonly accepted today, and there were laws against the mistreatment/abuse of POWs. So my point is that where the West practiced slavery, they departed from Christianity. In the American South, the black slaves were given "bibles" but there is no better proof of the fact that Christianity does NOT condone slavery except in the cases of 1) and 2) above than the fact that these "bibles" had all the critical passages removed that are opposed to slavery, abuse, etc. In other words, the slave owners knew damn well that the bible did not support what they were doing.
Don't feel bad, lots of bullies use some holy book or other as justification for their misdeeds.
Humans can't be trusted with slaves, we get too corrupt with power too fast.
Since Morocco was the 1st country to recognized American independence, to this day they do not need a visa to travel to the USA. [And, they are officially represented in Disney World's Epcot Center with young people who come over to work for a short period every year.]
I actually ate at the Moroccan restaurant in that area of Epcot when visiting. The food was excellent!
Another unique thing about Morocco and U.S. relations is that in the U.S. there is over 2,600 National Historic Landmarks that are said to have high historical significance for the United States. This includes anything from historic buildings, sites, structures, objects and districts. Only one can be found in a foreign country and it is the American Legation in Tangiers, Morocco.
Interesting. Thanks!
Met a guy from Morocco a month or two ago at work & when I went to tell him ab how they were the first to recognize America & … he cut me off & finished it for me “longest treaty in American history” & knew exactly what it was called, the Moroccan American treaty of peace & friendship. As did I but it was such an epic moment, that would have never happened, had the fat electrician not educated me. He was very proud of his country for having the longest treaty w America & I have a TON of respect for Morocco as a result of knowing the history. That whole conversation just came from me asking him “hey man, where is your accent from?” & then I got excited when he said Morocco & that’s how the convo started, we both had big ass smiles on our faces by the end, memorable convo
If someone tried to conquer Morocco I’d likely enlist & I think America would be indebted to defend them & repel whatever enemy threatened our longest official ally
Some of the coolest musicians I have ever heard were outside in the Morocco section of EOCOT.
"America doesn't start wars. It finishes them." - Pres. Turman -
misquote..." America doesn't start WORLD wars. It finishes them. " - Pres. Truman
we've started plenty of wars...
6:00 the gasp was legendary 😂
The best ever!!! 😂😂
I had to pause to laugh for a bit lol
I think Privateer is the word you're looking for. That's basically a pirate for the government.
This guy is a great storyteller. I didn’t learn any of this in school. Thanks guys!
Any time!
@user-kl3jz9xd1m My school sucked then, we didn't even have a world history class. 😂 (Florida)
I'm from SC, we hardly have good schools here, but they definitely cover this when talking about Jefferson. I think most people just forgot they learned it
It's intersting to hear your perspectives as an American.
Absolutely
Agreed
Taken from a website “Between 1500 and 1800 there were almost certainly 1 million and quite possibly as many as 1.25 million white, European and American Christians enslaved by the Barbary Coast.
There were a series of raids as well by the Barbary pirates that depopulated coastal towns from Sicily to Cornwall, according to research. There are some great videos about it. The pirates would attack small undefended coastal towns and take all the Europeans they could as slaves.
If you have no morals? Actually pretty smart. Or if your construing religion to justify your actions? At that time? Likely extremely dangerous but profitable work but ig that’s what piracy has pretty much always been
I lived in Decatur, Alabama, one of the largest cities in the state when I was young.. Stephen Decatur is a hero, and has many things named after him, from cities to schools to ships. I like how in this way, his name lives on, even if only a few learn the history.
Don't feel too bad about Algerian piracy. Its not a good thing, but European nations, including the English, Spanish, Flemish & Dutch, commissioned privateers to attack each other's merchant vessels up until the 1850s, so there's plenty of blame for state sanctioned piracy to go around.
Every modern nation has parts of its history it isn’t proud of, we in the US sure do & I challenge anybody to name me a country that’s not extremely small that hasn’t done some horrible things in its history. Important to learn from it, not forget & then be better
As was what started the War of 1812
Thank you for sugar coating it!
I think all modern people have looked at something from their country’s past (and even present!) and gasped in shock and shame. You are good hearted and that is what matters here. Thank you for your reaction!
A country's past ? The trouble is, it's in their country's present and their future.
@@artartful854 No. It is in YOUR cointry's past and present. Remind me again, how many times has America been invaded by a Middle Eastern nation?
@@Abcdefg-tf7cu Going back centuries, the ME [Arabs] have been at war with each other and the world. Islam reserves for itself the right to kill, plunder end enslave. When it comes to earthlings, on religion...they are insane. Look at the ME now, nothing but faith-based insanity. The invasion of Iraq was 30 countries...not just the US.
You two are amazing. Thanks for sharing
Yes. They actually threw potatoes at the Japanese vessel making them think they were under artillery attack. Because they couldn't see what was really happening. 😂
This is apparently a myth, which doesn't seem surprising to me.
The Fat Electrician has a video about the USS O’Bannon. it’s a good one.
@@JPMadden
No. It really happened. The crew of the USS O'Bannon threw potatoes at the Japanese vessel and the Japanese threw them back thinking it was grenades. It didn't sink it of course but it caused a panic and distraction long enough for our other vessels to roll up on the Japanese vessel and sink it. Read your history before calling it a myth. And the potatoes were delicious home grown Maine potatoes. 😁
@@mimiv3088 "Read your history before calling it a myth." There's no need to be impolite. I have some advice for you: Do a google search. Some sources say it happened and some say it's a myth. Considering how unusual the story is, I lean towards myth.
@@mimiv3088 There's no need to be impolite. I did a google search, where I did indeed read that some sources say this happened and others say it's a myth. Perhaps it's not "apparently" a myth, as I first said, but it is possible.
Great reaction Guys ❤everyone should have your wisdom and insight !!!
imagine all the senseless violence that could be avoided if people just stopped mis-translating and endlessly re translating religious texts for their own gain. truly evil stuff and every religion does it.
The Quran absolutely says you can steal from & kill non-believers.
Religion poisons everything.
More like individuals do that. Secular leaders are usually the ones using religion to work up the populace into supporting their horrible idea.
And now, houthis, somalies, and Iran are attempting to touch the boats
HLC Japan Cameo "Don't Touch The Boats"
Poland: touch the boats please make our day
@@wuxiagamescentral Poland is tuning into micro USA, they are buying all the weapons, history shall not repeat
My first thought was they can meet the sun but it’s not that deep, they can FAFO. I don’t even have to get descriptive or into specifics but a meeting w the sun isn’t anywhere near necessary that was just my first thought
Yeah
Morocco would just say "hey you wanna know why we dont touch America's boats?"
This was the FE video I was hoping you would react to. I don't often get the chance to see or get to understand the worldview of someone with your background. Thank you for your videos and I hope your channel continues to grow
We owe our thanks to Algeria for the US Navy
Pirate steals for himself, the corsair steals for himself and for his king.
The US had another conflict with Pirates in 1905. A very good movie "The Wind and The Lion" is based on this incident. The plot is" based on the 1904 "Perdicaris affair," a diplomatic crisis that arose that summer when a gentleman named Ion Perdicaris was kidnapped in Morocco by Mulai Ahmed er Raisuli, a Berber chieftain." A very good movie. I think you would enjoy watching it.
The Damage done by the Americans to Algeria is more severe than you think. Algeria made many ships at this time but they were older and smaller. Also they had captured Merchant vessels and used them as well. The Americans unlike the Europeans would burn the ships down so they could not be salvaged, the Europeans would immobilize the ships and leave. These two conflicts with America reduced Algerias many ships to a few ships. And the money the American demanded as repayment meant Algeria would not build more ships to scare the French away. Also the wars showed the French that the leader of Algeria was not a man of faith but a man of Guns and Gold. So if the French moved in it would not be a battle of Faiths that the French could lose but a battle of Guns which the French did win.
Yall should check out his video on America’s Last War Chief, it’s about Machine Gun Crowe a Native American who joined the US military and during WW2 successfully became the last war chief in American history. It’s a fascinating story and worth the watch if y’all have time!!
What's crazy is not knowing that all Muslim majority nations in this time period were heavily into the slave trade. The Barbary nations entire economy was based around slavery, piracy, and ransom payments.
Saying other ppl (especially brown ppl) held slaves for hundreds of years doesn't fit the "white ppl are uniquely racist because of slavery in the Americas" narrative. So color me unsurprised you were never taught abt it. The word "slave" itself is from Slavs of eastern Europe who were also enslaved by the Ottomans.
White ppl ended slavery. Britain the West African slave trade, America the Barbary slave trade and eventually the African slave trade as well.
Well, when you live in a massive desert and one of your few resources is a coastline...
@6:05 You guys about blew my headphones off!! I think I'm partially deaf now! LOL!! 😀
Never touch our boats.
Never threaten us because we will never bow.
"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door."
From a Texan who watches a lot.. remember we’re all paying for the idiot actions of our ancestors just as we are paying for the mismanagement of our nations by our governments.. I cannot stress enough how many times I’ve had to explain “democracy” doesn’t mean we get to vote on a war.. and our (the worlds) soldiers for at least 99.9999% of them are kids who don’t really know much past “I’m going to survive”
It’s amazing how no matter where you go if you just observe it’s the same people.. everyone’s a son or daughter to someone.. if someone from Serbia is a dick to someone while vacationing in Malta.. THEY were a dick even back home. God taught all of us the same thing in the first half and based on that there should be no quarrel anywhere for any believers because if we act right we shouldn’t bother ANYONE
Absolutely brilliantly said!!
So many leaders use the faith of the people to justify their actions. I’m a Christian and countless nations used religion as a justification for their ambition.
Do not be disheartened, as I’ve heard my Muslim brothers of the book say, ‘peace upon those who are rightly guided’ which is similar to my book that says, ‘the paths of peace they have not known.’
Peace will one day reign supreme so long as the faithful follow the path and are not swayed by blind leaders.
Great reaction. I was wondering if and how you would react to this one. War of 1812 Britain forbade their Captains from attacking US Frigates "one on one". They were like "super Frigates". We still have one and it is still in commision. USS Constitution, "Old Ironsides".
Didn't know that, but I believe it. "Typical" frigates topped out at 28 cannons. America's first 6 frigates had between 36 and 44.
@@brianfite4740 Supposedly, the wood used was also much harder oak, that caused cannonballs to often bounce off the side of the ship. Hence the nickname, Ol' Ironsides. They still probably wouldn't stand up to line of battle style engagement, but they fought more like pirates, attacking lone ships and maneuvering.
If only this had been all my history teachers. 😪 😅
What a story.
TREATY OF TRIPOLI [Separation of religion from government]
Article 11 of the Treaty of Tripoli was a statement of religious neutrality and tolerance between the United States and the Muslim country of Tripoli. It was signed in 1797 by President John Adams and the Pasha of Tripoli, and ratified by the U.S. Senate. It declared that “the government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion”, and that no religious opinions shall ever disrupt the harmony between the two nations.
MAGA heads exploding. Thanks, they need to keep seeing this.
Great response video. It was very educational and interesting.
State funded pirates were basically privateers, they would sign a contract with a government and it would make it so they were allowed to sink other ships, like if you signed with Britian you could attack their enemies with no repercussions from the British
What many people don't know is that the Swedish Navy supported the American Navy in its actions against the Barbary Pirates.
It's kindof funny, when they shot the rod to the cannon out of it with the first shot. The people inside would've heard the cannon firing off upon them and like the man in the video said they would've expected a prolonged bombardment.
Certainly, they will fire the cannon at the wall for hours until it begins to fail. Then the men will come running in. They thought they had time to prepare themselves while the wall held.
They didn't know that the cannon was disabled with the first shot so I'm sure they were supprised when the men suddenly came rushing in.
Imagine peeking over the wall to maybe see where the cannon is set up and finding that a man has rushed in, climbed the wall and he has come up to your face and he's attacking. It would be surprising.
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Hey guys! Just a littke historical perspective on presidents and vice-presidents at the time. So unlike in modern america back then a president didnt choose someone to be their running mate to campaign alongside them and be their vice president like they do now. Instead what would happen is the person who came in second place in the election would be vice-president while the president was the person who won. This meant that for many of america's early presidents/vice-presidents they were actually political rivals and didnt get along to well.
You guys attacked our ships! kidding. Thank you for making us build a powerful Navy!
300 years is a long time to keep that much power. It's time you get on a plane and visit
558 = 500 of Hemets men, 50 Greeks, 6 marines, 2 officers.
When they mentioned how they just charged the fort I was thinking of the scene from Monty python where the king just charged the castle to save the prince he thought was a girl.
Interesting to see your take, as an American, I myself did not really know much of this history so was learning it along with you guys. History is full of wars, even now their happening all over.
Every nation has really crappy things to other nations.... sometimes their own citizens. The main thing is that each country recognizes and reconciles.
Important note about Jefferson being Adam's Vice President. In present day, the President and Vice President run on a combined ticket. Originally, the office of Vice President was given to the candidate with the second most electoral votes. That means the Vice President was always a political opponent of the President.
Very interesting story. As an american, I have never heard of these battles and I do not remember it being taught in history classes either.
I learned about this in Marine Corps boot camp. Not in school.
They taught this in school for me when we covered Thomas Jefferson. Not in detail for each battle, just the over arching details of the conflict. Pretty certain it was standard curriculum
I was wondering how you guys would react to this video. You never disappoint.
I was one of those who recommended this. I kind of thought you guys would find it pretty interesting with the creation of the US Navy being directly connected to your country.
I wondered how you boys would react to this one, glad you found it interesting but I did tell you about the USS O'Bannon.
It’s always about Power, religion is usually just the excuse. Morocco possibly prevented so much Cruelty. Imagine if Morocco joined the rest of the pirates and the story would have been almost solely “Christians VS Muslims”. Morocco attacked and still quickly chose friendship… one of Americas First long lasting friendships. Prioritize Peace and Prosperity.
This guy omitted a huge reason for the War of 1812. Yes, British impressment on the seas was happening but Britain didn't just decide to attack America out of nowhere. The US decided to "invade Canada". The US actually declared war on Britain first.
2:12 If pirates work for a nation, they’re privateers.
Thank you for changing your minds on this one. Respect.
REACTION at 5:57 won my SUBSCRIBED & thumbs up EH!🍁🍁🍁🍁
How does this man remember all this stuff and tell us so fast. He's good. Nice video guys.
The first American naval battle was on Lake Champlain during the American Revolution. Whitehall NY is considered the birthplace of the American Navy. Don’t forget John Paul Jones during the American Revolution as well.
It was about 550 or 560 who stormed the city
Thanks guys!
You bet!
Thx for sharing and commenting on FE's video. Very interesting.
I would greatly enjoy your reaction to a movie relating to this topic, The Wind and the Lion. Directed by John Hughes and staring Sean Connery, Candice Bergen and Brian Keith. It is adapted from an actual event. It was one of my father's and my favorite movies to watch together or quote lines to each other.
This is great storytelling by him. He does some other interesting stuff.
Great video guys, I was just thinking of u guys reacting to this yesterday.
Hope you enjoyed it!
By standing up to the Barbary pirates they forced the Barbary states to stop doing the easy and wrong actions and allowed them to make their people better.
Awesome reaction, love your channel 👍
Great reaction guys!
Don’t confuse the movie “The Patriot” which was set in South Carolina with the battle of Lexington and Concord which took place in Massachusetts several years earlier.
Ever seen oversimplified’s videos? Lots of history there that can explain what was happening with America during that time period.
This was back during the Ottoman Empire
These documents happened to be in the Smithsonian they have been preserved
And just to point out, it was one of the Greek mercenaries responsible for firing the ramrod.
There was 559 = (500 Hermet men + 1 dictator exile + 8 marines + 50 greek mercenaries). Not a lot at all.
Well Bros... I'm surprised that you didn't know that about your history.
I live in the southern hemisphere and even I have read about the Barbary pirates.
It wasn't necessarily a desire to beat the "bad guys" that led the U.S. to fight the Barbary Pirates. The U.S. was too poor in the 1790s to pay any more tribute than they already were, whereas the wealthy British, French, and Spanish considered these tributes to be a cost of doing business. During the presidencies of George Washington and John Adams, $1 million per year was paid in tribute just to Algiers. This was 20% of the government budget. Congress had to agree to this, so John Adams should not deserve all the blame. Actually, I'm not sure if he even agreed with this policy, because he was perhaps the politician most in favor of spending money to build a navy.
Some sources say the story of the USS O'Bannon using potatoes (and actual weapons) to sink a Japanese submarine is a myth, and some say it did happen. "The Fat Electrician" has a 3-minute video about this.
7:43
Children always pay for the sins of our forefathers.
"Indeed I tremble for my country when reflect that God is just: that his justice cannot sleep for ever: that considering numbers, nature and natural means only, a revolution of the wheel of fortune, an exchange of situation, is among possible events: that it may become probable by supernatural interference!"
Thomas Jefferson
have you ever heard of "Gun-boat Diplomacy"
well the vary end of the story is how it got its name
I always thought it was funny that the first country the US went to war with after independence was the first country that recognized our independence
"WHEREAS the depredations commited by the Algerine corsairs on the commerce of the United States render it necessary that a naval force should be provided for its protection:"
Can you react to "I Ordered Pizza And Tipped The House" by MrBeast?
I really enjoyed your reactions, and appreciated your perspective. You both seem to love your fellow human being and I appreciate that.
I think the MrBeast react would be a fun one to do.
More!
There is no singular verse as far as I'm aware of. But it's a matter of "what would the prophet do". When he was fighting in Arabia he engaged in caravan raids and banditry to build income and deny it to his enemies. Slaves were taken, booty distributed etc. Add that to the prohibition against attacking fellow muslims and you get the fringes of muslim world finding religious justification for raiding their non muslim neighbors. Started pretty much instantly once it spread into the Mediterranean and SE Asia.
Just stop touching our stuff!!!!
You lose plenty of the comedy when you skip the ads.
i know this history with france. unfortunate, vive la algeria
8:53
The Naval Act of 1794
Whereas the depredations committed by the Algerine corsairs on the commerce of the United States render it necessary that a naval force should be provided for its protection:
Section 1. Be it therefore enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the President of the United States be authorized to provide, by purchase or otherwise, equip and employ four ships to carry forty-four guns each, and two ships to carry thirty-six guns each.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That there shall be employed on board each of the said ships of forty-four guns, one captain, four lieutenants, one lieutenant of marines, one chaplain, one surgeon, and two surgeon’s mates; and in each of the ships of thirty-six guns, one captain, three lieutenants, one lieutenant of marines, one surgeon, and one surgeon’s mate, who shall be appointed and commissioned in like manner as other officers of the United States are.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That there shall be employed, in each of the said ships, the following warrant officers, who shall be appointed by the President of the United States, to wit: One sailing-master, one purser, one boatswain, one gunner, one sail-maker, one carpenter, and eight midshipmen; and the following petty officers, who shall be appointed by the captains of the ships, respectively, in which they are to be employed, viz: two master’s mates, one captain’s clerk, two boatswain’s mates, one cockswain, one sail-maker’s mate, two gunner’s mates, one yeoman of the gun room, nine quarter-gunners, (and for the four larger ships two additional quarter-gunners,) two carpenter’s mates, one armourer, one steward, one cooper, one master-at-arms, and one cook.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That the crews of each of the said ships of forty-four guns, shall consist of one hundred and fifty seamen, one hundred and three midshipmen and ordinary seamen, one sergeant, one corporal, one drum, one fife, and fifty marines; and that the crews of each of the said ships of thirty-six guns shall consist of one hundred and thirty able seamen and midshipmen, ninety ordinary seamen, one sergeant, two corporals, one drum, one fife, and forty marines, over and above the officers herein before mentioned.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the President of the United States be, and he is hereby empowered, to provide, by purchase or may purchase a force not exceeding that directed by this act.otherwise, in lieu of the said six ships, a naval force not exceeding, in the whole, that by this act directed, so that no ship thus provided shall carry less than thirty-two guns; or he may so provide any proportion thereof, which, in his discretion, he may think proper.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That the pay and subsistence of the respective commissioned and warrant officers be as follows:-A captain, seventy-five dollars per month, and six rations per day;-a lieutenant, forty dollars per month, and three rations per day;-a lieutenant of marines, twenty-six dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a chaplain, forty dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a sailing-master, forty dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a surgeon, fifty dollars per month, and two rations per day; a surgeon’s mate, thirty dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a purser, forty dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a boatswain, fourteen dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a gunner, fourteen dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a sailmaker, fourteen dollars per month, and two rations per day;-a carpenter, fourteen dollars per month, and two rations per day.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That the pay to be allowed to the petty officers, midshipmen, seamen, ordinary seamen and marines, shall be fixed by the President of the United States: Provided, That the whole sum to be given for the whole pay aforesaid, shall not exceed twenty-seven thousand dollars per month, and that each of the said persons shall be entitled to one ration per day.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the ration shall consist of, as follows: Sunday, one pound of bread, one pound and a half of beef, and half a pint of rice:-Monday, one pound of bread, one pound of pork, half a pint of peas or beans, and four ounces of cheese:-Tuesday, one pound of bread, one pound and a half of beef, and one pound of potatoes, or turnips, and pudding: Wednesday, one pound of bread, two ounces of butter, or in lieu thereof, six ounces of molasses, four ounces of cheese, and half a pint of rice:-Thursday, one pound of bread, one pound of pork, and half a pint of peas or beans:-Friday, one pound of bread, one pound of salt fish, two ounces of butter or one gill of oil, and one pound of potatoes:-Saturday, one pound of bread, one pound of pork, half a pint of peas or beans, and four ounces of cheese:-And there shall also be allowed one half pint of distilled spirits per day, or, in lieu thereof, one quart of beer per day, to each ration.
Sec. 9. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That if a peace shall take place between the United States and the Regency of Algiers, that no farther proceeding be had under this act.
Approved, March 27, 1794.
So i looked it up, and apparently, the comment "god says we are allowed to take your boats" was said by ether Sidi Haji Abdrahaman or Sidi Haji Abdul Rahman Adja.
Thank you for the great reactions. He referred to the war of 1812. It was during this ware that the American National Anthem came into being.
There is a video that explains the origins and the meaning of our Anthem. The video is called, "Star Spangled Banner As You've Never Heard It". Please check it out. I look forward to hearing your opinions. Cheers!
Lol, you missed one of the best parts FFing through the ad.
I KNEW you two would like to HAVE this information.
They were "official" Algerian Pirates... hence if they get overtaken when attacking - Algeria COULD then barter/negotiate to get them & their ship released.
Obviously, replicas of the same sword ;)
YOU guys, and really the vast majority of your people, in NO WAY "deserve it" - you should not have to pay for the sins of your ancestors. Your ancestors DID kinda deserve it. And I wanted to inquire if you were familiar w/ the passage in the Quran about making people who were not believers into slaves, apparently no. I wonder if they, like many "Christians" have distorted this verse (which, by my reading the 'grievous punishment" will be God's punishment. But I am by no means a scholar of the Quaran.)
“This Book is not to be doubted…. As for the unbelievers, it is the same whether or not you forewarn them; they will not have faith. God has set a seal upon their hearts and ears; their sight is dimmed and grievous punishment awaits them.” Quran 2:1/2:6-2:10
Also I do not know if this is a reasonable translation of that passage, nor if that's even close to what it really states. But was all I found after a bit of looking into it a few months back that was even MAYBE 'close'.
What he omitted, is Sweden helped us w/ some of the Barbary wars at the ... I THINK the beginning portion of them.
Pirate attack ships and take all there cargo and maybe even your life.
Just look for that verse please, to prove it wrong.
there is no such verse in quran slavery is haram in islam.
Hey guys, please react to the movies ARGO and THE BEAST.
censorship blur is stupid as fuck for no reason
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You guys just committed the cardinal sin you do not skip through the fat elections commercials they are hilarious. And you watch it clear to the very end because he always adds on stuff onto it.
That's what happens when you intermix religion and politics. they warp beliefs to meet their political agendas
You guys need to read an unedited version of the Koran to learn your history of conflict with the world
I don't believe that!! That is not what the Koran says.
I love The Fat Electrician and think his channels cool, but one recurring issue I see when I watch his videos is that he tells the stories with such a gloss over the bad things America did and will only trust the official American account of events. He is very much diehard American Exceptionalist, thinking America can never and has never done wrong, and if it has done wrong he'll probably say it was overall justified. He doesn't do that so much in this video, but in his coverage of more recent conflicts you can clearly see his bias showing through. I think a lot of this attitude from him, looking at American history with such childish rose colored glasses, has a lot to do with the fact that a lot of his target audience is not just history buffs but also the veteran subculture, which is a subculture in America that feels that if you criticize any of the unjust or immoral wars the US has pressed on other nations, that you're somehow not patriotic and calling into question the service of the individual soldiers who fought in those wars. There's no problem in loving ones country, and trying to defend its honor when its right is honorable, but some of these people do it to the point that they throw away all right reason, common sense, and common facts of history out the window. It's a very toxic and ahistorical worldview that I'd be careful with when watching his videos further. Other than that, his videos are overall great and are pretty entertaining.
Koran 9:29 talks about the Jizya "With willing submission and feel themselves subdued." Simple google search took me 20 seconds. Pay the tax to not be under Jihad from the Muslim nations.
Jizya if you live under muslim country protection it's like paying taxes and muslims have to pay mush more each year (zakat).
@@HABIBIBROTHERS1 What happens if you don't pay the Jizya?
@@patriot6165 same when you don't pay your taxes
@@HABIBIBROTHERS1 Sounds like an extortion racket to me.
Are those things on your head religious or fashion like a baseball cap
watch a video on the white slave trade!!!
This might be the last time I watch your videos. I will not be forced to watch advertisements.