CIA & Angolan Revolution 1975 Part 1

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  • CIA activities during the 1975 Angolan revolution.

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  • @scorptarget
    @scorptarget 3 роки тому +14

    My dad told me so many crazy stories about this. He lived in Angola in 1975 during the Revolution. He was from Cabo Verde. 💯💯💪🏽

  • @mudzungaratshitanga
    @mudzungaratshitanga 6 років тому +28

    Cuba's involvement in many African countries' emancipation from colonial rule is undeniable

    • @daniecoetzee5727
      @daniecoetzee5727 5 років тому +12

      "Emaciation"...ha ha ha..you mean change into dictatorships, poverty and corruption by new owners, Cubans, Russians and Chinese.

    • @raulosorio1781
      @raulosorio1781 3 роки тому

      @@daniecoetzee5727 As if those conditions were not present when they were colonies and that continued in those African countries that remained on the side of the U.S. ha ha ha ha Yes the CIA and the European colonial powers brought the Africans prosperity and a few murderous mercenaries and terror groups like UNITA.

    • @meocean5499
      @meocean5499 2 роки тому +1

      Specially in Angola. Brother nation. 4 ever.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 2 роки тому

      Sadly Cuba's involvement in Ethiopia was not so emancipating.... I had friends in the Derg. The Cubans were not so polite.
      One put it well to me, "We had socialism for centuries in Ethiopia. What can the Cuban's teach us?"
      He left the nation after watching a Cuban "advisor" sexually assault a girl in an office building.

    • @borninvincible
      @borninvincible Рік тому +1

      @@daniecoetzee5727what was the last book you read and studied referencing Cuba and it's revolution?

  • @br3menPT
    @br3menPT 10 років тому +28

    Portugal did a great job until the revolution in 1974...

    • @br3menPT
      @br3menPT 10 років тому +6

      Pedro Pedrao you need to study a lot to talk about Angola until 1975...read some books and shut your mouth

    • @Ganstashit07
      @Ganstashit07 9 років тому +7

      Well it depends from your point of view; For Portugal it was a great job (exploiting the people and their natural ressources) but for Angola I don't think it was well seen. Since their independance Angola became an african powerhouse with their oil. Even the portugueses go to work there considering they are in crisis.

    • @br3menPT
      @br3menPT 9 років тому +3

      Maestro Todopoderoso you need to study a little bit dude...Angola is a world reality since the 50´s. great job when you build schools and hospitals, when you eradicated diseases, when you have higher quality of life not only for whites but for all races! when you have built a better country....unfortunately for you things did not start now. Portugal is full of angolans so what?

    • @Ganstashit07
      @Ganstashit07 9 років тому +1

      ***** Don't tell me to study, you're clearly the one who better get informed. BTW it's the opposite mate, ANGOLA IS FULL OF PORTUGUESES working like slaves in their ancient colony, how ironic is that? The same happens for Brazil. Another fact; in 40 years, Angola outplayed the portuguese economy .. I'm telling you Portugal is a flop.

    • @julesverne4629
      @julesverne4629 9 років тому

      ARGENTINO NUNCA LATINO I was in the Portuguese-Army in 1974. Portugal released Angola for Independence for the Peoples of Angola in early January of 1975. It was the United States of America UNITA-South Africa Army Division Forces coming from the South of Angola to the North of the City of Luanda, Angola that was Repelled and thrown back to the South by Soviet-Union supported CUBAN-Fidel Castro Socialism Forces of the Capital City of Luanda that Advanced South and Destroyed ALL Capitalist-American-South African Capitalism Forces that were Wiped Out and the Soviet Union Socialism, today the Soviet-Russian Federation-Socialism that "Defeated" the United States of America-Capitalism U.S.A.-E.U.A. The 2nd American-United States of America-Capitalism had "LOST" its 2nd Vietnam in the American-Angolan War of 1970 to 1975 in Angola along with Vietnam in its American-Capitalist-Empire attempts of "American-Capitalist-Colonialism" in 1964 to 1975!!!! Socialism-U.S.S.R.-CUBA had Defeated Capitalism-America-U.S.A. in both the Vietnam War and the Angolan War of 1970 to 1975 Defeats for the United States of America-Capitalism-Empire of North America,the Defeated END OF AMERICA-U.S.A.-Capitalism-Freemasonic-Illuminati-Lucifer-Capitalist-Satanism-American attempted Capitalist-Failures-Colonialisms!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @chouyi007
    @chouyi007 9 років тому +18

    Super-rare Portuguese AR-10 with aluminum 2-piece jungle stock at 0:16!!!!

  • @BolshevikCarpetbagger1917
    @BolshevikCarpetbagger1917 12 років тому +5

    The SADF did invade Angola in 1975 but were repulsed and ran with their tails between their legs back to South Africa. South African air farce had zero control of the airspace and each time they tried to accomplish what they failed to in 1975 failed miserably. So much for the superior aryan race. Jonas Savimbi would've been some regional governor had the SADF won, but they would have they real power subjecting black Angolans to the Nazi-like torture that black South Africans faced. Period.

  • @baleygrsteysionfayf9818
    @baleygrsteysionfayf9818 9 років тому +11

    Call of duty Black ops II pyrrhic victory

    • @jeremykylesuperfanpatrioti6486
      @jeremykylesuperfanpatrioti6486 8 років тому +1

      +Walker Tk'D 4:40 SAVIMBI! talking about not wanting the russian imperialists to rule his country!

  • @jamallabarge2665
    @jamallabarge2665 2 роки тому +5

    Stockwell's discussion of the CIA was at times tinged with gallows humor.
    At some point a group he was part of was trying to name a project in the 1970s. "Let's call it 'Operation Phoenix'"
    Stockwell said, "You ever heard of Phoenix in Vietnam?". They hadn't. Stockwell had a lot of common sense. More than most.

  • @shabby742
    @shabby742 10 років тому +7

    WOW! Interviews with all the main protagonists, all seem to be talking pretty candidly too.

    • @shabby742
      @shabby742 10 років тому +2

      they dont make docs of this quality anymore sadly

  • @matako07
    @matako07 11 років тому +1

    Bullshit. The MPLA had broad support from the masses of Angolans and began as a Coalition Government in the post-Portugal era. Comparing a local independence movement with the US Government and the CIA is a patently stupid & unforgivable false equivalency.
    You might as well dismiss Mandela or Ghandi and "dictators".
    Grow up and Shut Up...

  • @ELSuperJake
    @ELSuperJake 12 років тому +4

    If anyone is looking for the source of this video, as I was, it's episode 17 "'Good Guys, Bad Guys'" of CNN's documentary show called "Cold War"

  • @IndoAtheist
    @IndoAtheist 15 років тому +1

    we had our own experience about CIA involvment here in INDONESIA it's on october 1th,1965 a bloody coup has taken +/- 500000 ~ 1 millions life (from october 1965 until january 1966) most of 'em were peasants,SOEKARNO loyalist and workers class the cia were a nemesis for our revolutionary leader that day SOEKARNO and tried many times to overthrown him,that day they succeded and the era of bloody military dictatorship is just begun (32 years)..until may 1998 when SUHARTO regime was crumble..

  • @johnnymookergee4935
    @johnnymookergee4935 Рік тому +1

    How about a story about the Portuguese civilians in 1975 Angola that were murdered and raped by the Angolan communists and terrorists

  • @jamesmccann355
    @jamesmccann355 2 роки тому +1

    America sticking it's nose in. The South African's would have been able to deal a lot better with the Cubans and Soviets if they didn't have to contend with international sanctions. First Rhodesia and now South Africa. Well done USA. You screwed up again

  • @kemetkush
    @kemetkush 15 років тому +1

    thank you cuba-people for kicking the racists ass, and freeing the african-people.

  • @juvenaldasilva413
    @juvenaldasilva413 9 місяців тому +1

    CIA and boer got kicked in Angola with success

  • @panzoalbertolarsy2145
    @panzoalbertolarsy2145 8 років тому +7

    seria tao bem com tradução em português

  • @aan3
    @aan3 12 років тому +2

    Great documentary...Hmmm...Its interesting that the Portugese were the first Europeans to reach Angola and West Africa and were some of the last Europeans to leave. Just saying. The US acts like a puppeteer in many conflicts around the world.

  • @groeisterk
    @groeisterk 3 роки тому +1

    And americans dropped South Africa, as usual drop the world when needed

  • @groeisterk
    @groeisterk 3 роки тому +2

    And we still beat the whole lot

  • @redword2007
    @redword2007 11 років тому +3

    Angola is dealing with the legacy of hundreds of years of occupation and almost continual conflict since the 1960s.

  • @helmyabdullah1962
    @helmyabdullah1962 11 років тому +4

    What's the point of signing peace agreement when you end up fighting each other shortly later . What a joke !

  • @wateragua1613
    @wateragua1613 12 років тому +3

    AND TODAY WE ARE STILL SUFFERING.

  • @eaglehen1
    @eaglehen1 11 років тому +2

    Africa has always been at war, actually the world has always been, why is it always such a racial thing. If you step on my toes I will break yours. Such is life so get over yourself and go enjoy whats out there that excites you and don't keep judging others

  • @Contrabender
    @Contrabender 12 років тому +1

    Estes comentadores é tudo trolls a tentar fazer algum dinheiro e só postam merda na internet.
    O Fidel Castro lol ,se Angola seguisse os passos deste homem bem..hoje em dia tavam prai como na Somalia.
    O povo Angolano é bem fino!O meu avo teve la no serviço militar e disse que passou bons momentos cm os soldados Angolanos.

  • @redword2007
    @redword2007 11 років тому +2

    In fact war only started after the first agricultural setlements of 10-12 thousand years ago and the emergence for the first time of economic surplus, state structures and military forces.

  • @kelvinwong6450
    @kelvinwong6450 9 років тому +6

    CNN , News? nice one haha

  • @TheBanditghettoninja
    @TheBanditghettoninja 12 років тому +4

    Dude I'm Afro Centric and I'm black. I'm no mans employee but my own. I'm just saying that you can't fight racism with racism. You are just throwing a stone in a glass house.

  • @ikonoklasta
    @ikonoklasta 15 років тому +2

    thx bro...I thought I had everything made so far by IT...I have like 7 different compilations (including the two original albums, plenty of mixtapes and that single with mos def and krs one). Tell me when you find it, i'd be appreciated :)

  • @XcXtrippyXcX
    @XcXtrippyXcX 11 років тому +4

    Actually MPLA had russian arms and supplies in the Portuguese colonial war, long before the civil war and long before the Americans ever got actively involved in the conflict.
    The MPLA was the first group to receive any kind of aid and that's why they were the largest of the groups.

    • @nekongovitankanga
      @nekongovitankanga 5 років тому +3

      No, Even the guy reporting knew little about Angolan history. The mother of the Angolan Revolution is UPA/FNLA, some of its early stage members were also involved in liberating Congo, DRC. UPA became FNLA, some MPLA, UNITA members started with UPA...

  • @XcXtrippyXcX
    @XcXtrippyXcX 11 років тому +1

    I support that? Lol... we fought against it!
    The Portuguese knew damn well what the Russian and American interests in Angola were... The rebels served their cause, don't believe me? ask my uncle who was black and served in the Portuguese army as oposed to joining MPLA or any of the other dilusional international tools...
    The Portuguese lost all credit when they left Angola to the vultures after 13 years of fighting terrorists i'll give you that, but very few supported the CIA or the USSR

  • @drevil5001
    @drevil5001 15 років тому

    The SADF stopped before luanda because the US withdrew support due to the world throwing a tantrum. And anyway, if the SADF had captured luanda what would they done with it. There was no reason to capture it. And if the cubans were so strong why could the SADF operate with impunity in angola for the whole time and why did the cubans hide in the rear of the country the whole time. You know nothing about cuito. Angolan forces fled to cuito after being crushed at the lomba river. Was their failure.

  • @DirectorWestfield
    @DirectorWestfield 11 років тому +1

    How is it Hypocritical? They were anti-Imperialists. Fidel Castro was the Byproduct of American Imperialism that dates back to the Spanish/American War and the Final insult of installing and supporting the Despotic Batista regime. Castro clearly empathized with the Colonial struggles in Africa and sought to help them. If you sought to understand their POV then you would know that they were fighting an Empire that Dominated them for more than 60 years.

  • @redword2007
    @redword2007 11 років тому +8

    Cuba's role in Angola set in train a series of developments that resulted in the liberation of Namibia and the end of apartheid. You might call it "meddling", the liberated people will take another view.

    • @cretansuperbos2121
      @cretansuperbos2121 6 років тому

      redword2007 I'd say "liberation" Is a bit of a misnomer unless you mean free to robbed by one's own people instead of foreigners.

    • @jeambeam3173
      @jeambeam3173 10 місяців тому

      ​@@cretansuperbos2121not how that works

  • @hopedream11
    @hopedream11 13 років тому +3

    I want to see a part 3 :(

  • @cornerstone2012
    @cornerstone2012 7 років тому +7

    this documentary is being viewed In the perspective of the US, who are not presented as the evil force behind this conflict.

    • @dieselscience
      @dieselscience 6 років тому

      *BULLSHIT* USSR and Cuba are the ONLY 'evil' involved. There was peace until the communists showed up. Savimbi asked for US help for a peaceful transition as Portugal handed over independence.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 6 років тому

      We Americans were involved in the periphery. We supported UNITA through military aid and Brazilian mercenaries. The aid was tragicomic, never enough and the wrong stuff.
      I heard that the US gave UNITA M1 carbines. They wanted AK47s. They dumped the carbines into a river. I have no idea how many Brazilian mercenaries made their way to Angola, and how many were sent to Holden Roberto versus Jonas Savimbi.
      Our biggest help might have been to bust UN weapons and material sanctions on the Afrikaaners. We gave them clandestine supplies and some very sophisticated artillery. Gerald Bull's special cannon design hammered the Cubans. He was a US citizen who was given permission to sell his technology to the Afrikaaners. The first long range artillery rounds were made in America before the Afrikaaners started making them.

  • @Ricopikoo
    @Ricopikoo 11 років тому +3

    And there is another little thing you might have missed. Portugal wasn't "colonialist " in the same sense of the word as were the British the Dutch the French and the Master pillager the great US of A.
    Blacks in Portugal & its former colonies were and ARE treated better than they ever will be treated in these racist nations.

  • @freedomordeath123
    @freedomordeath123 12 років тому

    you notice how Hollywood always trying to find stories of black guys that did well in war... they shld come to SA, firstly in the old times we had the Zulus who could run 40miles and still fight a battle... they were awesome google King Shaka. Then in modern times during aprtheid you had 32 Battalion, the best army unit ever besides our special forces, they were the best and were Black. Unlike other units controlled by whites, Boers fought and died with their black brothers. google 32BATTALION

  • @GC7885
    @GC7885 13 років тому

    "UGLY, PIGS and MAD People".A great movie from Ettore Scola...No one else would discribe better the traitors, scoudrels, murders and thiefs -- americans, soviets/ cubans and black africans -- the wrecked forever one of the most beautiful, hopefull and multi-cultural, etnic and linguistic young country in Africa.A part of Portugal... because were Portugal that built Angola : white europeans, black africans and mixed people.But the History soon shall give JUSTICE to the Motherland PORTUGAL !

  • @brandaoz
    @brandaoz 13 років тому

    @BahreNeGash Ok Angola is a democratic republic...with the same president since 1975,where journalits can´´t publish articles that talk about the mpla government,what a democracy!...was this why the Angolans fhought the Portuguese for so many years?Dictatorship of anothr kind?

  • @Open4991
    @Open4991 5 років тому

    Hate the CIA as much as the next guy - the way they asked SA for help and then turned around and thumbed their nose at them in the 90s is about as lowdown as it gets - but why the fuck do I feel like I'm watching Cuban propaganda?

  • @HenrySims
    @HenrySims 11 років тому

    What the hell Black Americans have to do with Angolans and Mozambicans? Portuguese in the Overseas were considered their citizens regardless of race, if you want to discuss American history go discuss it with Americans.

  • @bonehead110
    @bonehead110 12 років тому

    there was never even a battle at cuito,educate yourself instead of spouting propaganda.the battle took place on the lomba river and we decimated the cubans and russians there,read chester crockers book.

  • @addischelseacherkose5426
    @addischelseacherkose5426 2 роки тому

    The World is already now America involve in any country's problem ⚠️

  • @Katyusha75
    @Katyusha75 14 років тому

    who blaming white men,what is special for them.You must remove your long nose out of african affairs.listen to the video and make your own conculusion.

  • @MichaelLantz
    @MichaelLantz 3 місяці тому

    How many CIA Combat Troops served in Angola?

  • @dietoolife
    @dietoolife 12 років тому

    For who's benefit. Don't adopt a self righteous tone so you can forgot that the Portuguese were invaders.

  • @adamsellane6990
    @adamsellane6990 3 роки тому

    I am glad most of these murders of the native people of Angola are in the graves or in the process of dying too. Praise God !

  • @Endremael
    @Endremael 11 років тому +1

    and then theres UNITA and Jonas Savimbi, and there we dont know too well, so let us support him, HAHHAHAHA.. CIA putos

  • @jeremyturner2477
    @jeremyturner2477 11 років тому +9

    Agreed. I also think of the biggest enemies of African nations is from within. Lunatic leaders are the downfall of pretty much all 3rd world countries. After generations of one terrible leader after another, a lack of education among youth, disease and hunger, it's very hard to rise above such problems.

  • @light00128
    @light00128 14 років тому +1

    How did they get an interview with Fidel Castro?

    • @macmike5384
      @macmike5384 3 роки тому

      They were comunist so he probably saw them as an asset worth cultivating...

  • @Juan777Olivier
    @Juan777Olivier 9 років тому +17

    The SADF definitely was not scared of the MPLA.

  • @zulutsotsi
    @zulutsotsi 15 років тому +3

    The truth is that SA troops went in on the request of the CIA. We did not wear SA Army uniforms, but the green uniforms of Unita - we supported Unita during the civil war against MPLA & Cubans - we pushed the Cubans all the way back to Luanda & only left in Mar 1976 following a UN resolution.

  • @schizoidboy
    @schizoidboy 14 років тому

    These days it's the Chinese who are fooling around in Africa.

  • @crackmonster99
    @crackmonster99 11 років тому +2

    I'm glad MPLA won that war. They did the right thing- fight for independence siding with whoever could help (USSR and Cuba), set up a functioning government even if it was leftist, then gradually moderate over the years. Savimbi was a puppet and the reality is that the MPLA wouldn't have had to go to Moscow if the US and other impearialists had stayed out of Angolan affairs.

    • @dieselscience
      @dieselscience 6 років тому +2

      Savimbi was the only freedom minded Angolan for Angola - the communists begged him for a cease fire because they knew they were losing. Try reading a real book sometime and not a blog site.

  • @Katyusha75
    @Katyusha75 14 років тому +2

    Cuban internationalist, left behind a grateful and stable region asserting its own determination, without any fear of cross-border raids and insecurity, which were dominant incidences during the apartheid regime. At the battle of Cuito Cuanavale like the biblical battle of Armageddon, the force of freedom triumphed over the forces of apartheid and colonialism. Self-evidently the negative forces have all vanished from the face of the earth and never to return.

  • @connorb2127
    @connorb2127 5 років тому +1

    send henry kissenger to the hague

  • @Katyusha75
    @Katyusha75 14 років тому

    what is indepandance,intelligent white man?

  • @Sergeyspb2009
    @Sergeyspb2009 12 років тому

    Do you want confuse West and WHITE, to justify the black merchants by slaves? Do you prefer to be similar Savimbi and Bokassa or prefer critically to analyse? Can you to trust opinion of Menilik II about Russia? Do you see questions? why 2000 black men battled in party of the colonialists during the battle near Аdwa, but 50 Russian volunteers to battled in African army? Why Tolstoy had connection with Мenelik II? Why Tolstoy had connection with Gandhi? Why Gandhi had connection with M. L. King?

  • @shirleymasurik6239
    @shirleymasurik6239 Рік тому

    And there they all saw their arses.

  • @guillermoelenes7252
    @guillermoelenes7252 3 роки тому

    Sabimbi a criminal fanatic.

  • @BRAgamer
    @BRAgamer 8 років тому +1

    VIVA SAO JORGE E PORTUGAAAAAL!!!! BRAGANÇA!!!

  • @BahreNeGash
    @BahreNeGash 13 років тому

    @brandaoz
    Befre bleeding your heart out about Africa & engage in debate,,, GO TO SCHOOL & LEARN HOW TO WRITE IN ENGLISH,,, "Ok is their lost aniway."

  • @kybalion97
    @kybalion97 13 років тому +14

    if cuba didnt help angola.... aperthaid never will fininished viva cuba thanks cuba

  • @ikonoklasta
    @ikonoklasta 15 років тому

    Can you tell me which IT song you got that quote from??!?! What album or mixtape is it featured at?

  • @JPDWHITEROCK
    @JPDWHITEROCK 11 років тому

    Cubans in gunships killed hundreds of thousands of black people .I was there part of the S A D F our unit was 1 SSB only ten guys in a section way to small to look for shit .Our job was to get in close scout out routes for our tank Div .First you could see the birds then body parts dragged off by wild animals and then the stench . Thank the C.I.A for putting a stop to that like they did to the Russians in Afghanistan God bless Stinger Missile s .

  • @XcXtrippyXcX
    @XcXtrippyXcX 11 років тому

    Slave labour? You must have Portugal mixed up with the British government or the French cause slavery had been abolished in Angola LONG before any of these events took place, unlike places like the Republic of Niger for instance where it remained legal until the 2000's... Open your eyes.
    Angola was the most prosperous of all African nations, look at Portugal at the time when people were working the fields all day making change for their labour and talk to me again of slavery and repression...

  • @Truthat77
    @Truthat77 14 років тому

    @montecristo2512 Its about a government & its people(its people being its followers & supporters) who has standards so low that it undermines the safety, security & health of those whose standards are high. Its the shameful legacy of black rule. People love to comment on matters that they have NO experience in. I have employed many blacks, as have many I know. They are impossible to teach or train, always demand more for less. This isn't however, about employment. Its about a peoples standards.

  • @Truthat77
    @Truthat77 14 років тому

    @montecristo2512 I don't consider myself part as a superior race as you surmise. Nations are what they are & ultimately do what they do because of their spiritual roots & beliefs. You speak of history? The history I speak of is the trail of destruction always left behind due to black rule. U live in the Netherlands, come live in SA for a year & travel Africa thoroughly then comment. Its easy to see people like me as hateful white supremacists, however, that couldn't be further from the truth...

  • @TeuPai
    @TeuPai 15 років тому

    i dont know who you think is demanding anything for free, im not following many african countries but i know some about Angola, and they surely dont demand anything for free...they trade their resources for what they need, no charity there..

  • @HenrySims
    @HenrySims 11 років тому

    They were certainly more free back then than they are now and you can't generalize colonializers, Portuguese colonies were not like South Africa, I know many people that were in the former colonies and they treated Africans as equal. Until 1961 people were living just fine until the militias came along.

  • @etiennecoetzer9598
    @etiennecoetzer9598 11 років тому

    @ matako,You like to swear at others,who dont think like you,Do you realy think you are the only one that is right?Wake up and smell the roses,look what is happening in the so called free African states now.(Congo Zimbabwe) to name a few,Is that your freedom?

  • @KalahariSurf
    @KalahariSurf 14 років тому

    @montecristo2512 officials kids. during the same time 13% of the health budget was spent on overseas medical care. Again for MPLA party officials and their families. How much of Angola's oil revenue goes to dos Santos and his band of corrupt thieves? That's the real reason for Angola's problems. Almost US 1 billion was spent in acquiring arms to defeat UNITA supporters with the French and Russians in the recent arms scandal.And that's just what we know about.

  • @Abdikarimelmi
    @Abdikarimelmi 13 років тому

    @BahreNeGash but is true, what im saying is that Angola is free and developing, a slap to the face of any western imperialist. They were fighting for more than 3 decades and their effort finally paid off.

  • @fredericodesa
    @fredericodesa 14 років тому +1

    Grande Fidel!

  • @filmtate6067
    @filmtate6067 5 років тому

    Hello,
    Mya we have permission to use a few seconds of clips from this video in an educational, non-commercial film destined for UA-cam please?
    We can credit ColdWarWarriors appropriately.
    Thank you
    Liz

  • @DirectorWestfield
    @DirectorWestfield 11 років тому

    Gotta completely disagree with the notion that "race" is irrelevant. Most if not all colonial powers either used religion or the pseudoscience of Eugenics among other excuses for the atrocities committed against the indigenous peoples of Africa, the Americas, Asia and Australia. Dehumanizing racism is why there were numerous genocides committed in those lands

  • @TeuPai
    @TeuPai 15 років тому

    Interesting i didnt knew that thanks for the information; thats some sort of discrimination and isnt good for any of your people , but we shall fight that and unite África, Black and White Africans must understand that only united we will prevail, and i want África to be a great continent in the future

  • @KalahariSurf
    @KalahariSurf 14 років тому

    @montecristo2512 i fail to see the connection between the existence of a party during colonisation and its present "corruptness". Asia has a history of colonisation too yet a lot of Asian countries are doing a lot better than many African countries. And the major difference between those countries is that Asian countries have had better post-independence governance than most of Africa. Betw 97 & 01 18% of Angola's education budget was spent on overseas scholarships i.e. it was spent on MPLA

  • @matako07
    @matako07 11 років тому

    what am I looking for?
    Western Propaganda and other Fantasies? Your Delusions?
    or the Reality?

  • @brandaoz
    @brandaoz 13 років тому

    @BahreNeGash We don´t have a king...since 1910,my point is that Angola(not only) is going away from what it fought for!

  • @brandaoz
    @brandaoz 13 років тому

    @BahreNeGash What do you think about Zimbabwe? big evolution,no?and Mugabe,a great leader also right?

  • @bapyou
    @bapyou 13 років тому

    @spotbel Is the full stop/period key on your keyboard broken?

  • @19bac89
    @19bac89 15 років тому

    can anyone tell me where this video is from and what it is called? some kind of history channel special or something?

  • @jeremiashivute455
    @jeremiashivute455 3 роки тому

    This is unfair why dont they talk about Swapo

  • @redword2007
    @redword2007 11 років тому

    No, he didn't say that. It was Albert Einstein. Perhaps you think he only spoke "nonsense" too?

  • @Sunclief
    @Sunclief 15 років тому

    South Africa were never terrified of the MPLA not at any time during the war.

  • @Katyusha75
    @Katyusha75 14 років тому

    whitezuluboy,I am CC veteran,was the 1987-1988,saw everything with my naked eyes.

  • @H20654
    @H20654 13 років тому

    @richardhaw Didn't the Phillipines rely on American Dollar to survive?

  • @TeuPai
    @TeuPai 15 років тому

    and that makes you happy ?..are you rich? or you wannabe ?

  • @zulutsotsi
    @zulutsotsi 14 років тому

    Were you at Cuito? Or is this just something you read or heard about?

  • @drevil5001
    @drevil5001 15 років тому

    What are you talking about?

  • @matako07
    @matako07 11 років тому

    Clearly you have no clue of Angolan history.

  • @KalahariSurf
    @KalahariSurf 14 років тому

    @montecristo2512 and while colonisation was mainly a nasty thing unfortunately most post-independence African governments have been just as bad , save a few cases of colonial governments, and often even worse. Look at life in Zambia, the DRC, Angola, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Sudan, Dafur etc etc etc

    • @omalone1169
      @omalone1169 2 роки тому

      the west and the rest of us

  • @matako07
    @matako07 11 років тому

    Clearly you have no clue of Angolan history.

  • @TheEwooz
    @TheEwooz 14 років тому

    Dos santos has turned angola into a basket case

  • @JetsMets96
    @JetsMets96 9 років тому

    anybody know the song at 1:33? pls

  • @yubedhicer6987
    @yubedhicer6987 6 років тому

    That's what is going on in Somalia

  • @brandaoz
    @brandaoz 13 років тому

    @BahreNeGash Ok is their lost aniway.

  • @necelticsox
    @necelticsox 10 років тому

    1:08 what is that song?

  • @Abdikarimelmi
    @Abdikarimelmi 13 років тому

    @abeshaking370 so was somalia ;)