TEDxHalifax - Silver Donald Cameron - Bhutan: The Pursuit of Gross National Happiness

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  • Опубликовано: 18 дек 2024

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  • @pamawangchanduenkuendrukpa4892
    @pamawangchanduenkuendrukpa4892 8 лет назад +12

    Nice speech and its outstanding expression on the philosophy of Bhutan than is Gross National Happiness

  • @tshomeddem6969
    @tshomeddem6969 4 года назад +5

    Sad tht those who r barking hate comment r those who never got a beloved king like us...our country is not perfect but let me say v r happy😁😁😁..long live our king!! Love Bhutan 🇧🇹

  • @wangyalsherpa5258
    @wangyalsherpa5258 7 лет назад +1

    love Bhutan. It is really beautiful, peaceful, deeply religious & happy. love to visit again & again.

  • @paulwheaton
    @paulwheaton 13 лет назад +1

    leading the way for the rest of us!

  • @w_ulf
    @w_ulf 11 лет назад +2

    Wonderful. Glad to be a Cameron!

  • @GiriprasadKathula
    @GiriprasadKathula 9 лет назад +5

    Everything that exists is possible!!!

  • @jackfrost5437
    @jackfrost5437 5 лет назад +2

    M a Bhutanese . I don’t understand the motive here , but to all ..
    If your having a bad day , the good day ain’t far 😀 live well . Love from Bhutan 🇧🇹

  • @teddkarma8270
    @teddkarma8270 2 года назад +1

    Land of thunder dragon 🐉
    A very lucky for being Bhutanese. Praying further more to born always in Bhutan. 🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹❤️

  • @TheSangay28
    @TheSangay28 12 лет назад +11

    Most Bhutanese refugee infact were migrated to Bhutan before 200+ years. The reason why they are kicked out of the nation is not merely because they are illegal. In Fact they asked for democracy, freedom and human Rights, but their voices were taken wrongly as a threat and challenge for absolute government which was under the king Jigme S Wangchuck.
    Then using the conspiracy theory of illegal immigrant, a unforgettable and shameful ethnic cleansing was done in small beautiful nation.
    Thanks.

    • @xiaojieliu9743
      @xiaojieliu9743 3 года назад +4

      I think you are forgetting the bombings that happened in Thimphu due to them and their maoist agenda. Look it up. The Bhutan Tiger force is a very real and imminent threat to Bhutan. They are an armed militia group that is headed by people who had bombed the capital city (The Bhutan Communist Party). If you don't know about it, you shouldn't speak about it

    • @sanserror9426
      @sanserror9426 3 года назад

      Are you even a citizen of this country? or one of those lllegal immigrants posing as a Bhutanese? If so how pathetic and low can you get you dotard.

    • @canoesgaming7401
      @canoesgaming7401 2 года назад

      @Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus (Sans error here, using another account)
      Yes, lllegal immigrants. Yeah right, there was a verification team consisting of people from Nepal and Bhutan called the Joint Verification Team or JVT for short which didn't have any info as you've falsely given above. They were verbally abused, threatened during nights, physically traumatized, being thrown with rocks and stones, being subjected to the whims of those gungdas. Your false info is from a bogus source, probably one of those lllegal immigrants. You say check the paper, show it, prove it, else you're just spewing bs. T'was kicking out lllegal immigrants.

  • @11mins-bro6
    @11mins-bro6 5 лет назад

    Thank you for sharing about our country..Bhutan **

  • @Yonten1
    @Yonten1 10 лет назад +3

    Awesome. Inspiring.

  • @sportzfan7259
    @sportzfan7259 4 года назад +7

    Bhutanese didn't protest for democracy.

    • @yontenjamtsho3365
      @yontenjamtsho3365 3 года назад

      We did....we didnt want it..

    • @himalayahoo
      @himalayahoo 2 года назад +5

      There are still 100’s of political prisoners in Bhutan jail for asking democrasy lol

    • @tashiwangchuk5162
      @tashiwangchuk5162 Год назад

      @@himalayahoo political prisoners or criminals who bombed schools and bridges in southern Bhutan. They raided immigration office buildings and burnt files to hide their illegal entry to Bhutan.

    • @himalayahoo
      @himalayahoo Год назад

      @@tashiwangchuk5162 if so than why not give fair trail?? Why jailing them without it? This proves everything. If those indiviauls are guilty, give them punishment according with fair trail, but most of them are prisoned for 30+ years without even charged for any murder, which is totally wrong in any modern judicial system. 30+ years is only for crime like murder. Otherwise it would be consider political prisoner and human rights violations.

    • @SonamTshering-ms4gv
      @SonamTshering-ms4gv 26 дней назад

      ​@@himalayahoo our country our rule. So keep shut.

  • @noobslord11246
    @noobslord11246 12 лет назад +2

    wow! that my friend is true happiness. and you are right if they can have that kind of a joy why can't we..... :)

    • @VisualsGyatsoProd
      @VisualsGyatsoProd 3 года назад

      @@pemajamtsho2537 Happiness comes from within you'll only realize what you have when its gone

  • @atthehops
    @atthehops 11 лет назад +1

    Is there something lost in translation here.
    Please define "happiness."

  • @nikhasor
    @nikhasor 6 лет назад +3

    Can somebody verify if the Bhutanese king really met with the Assamese rebels and asked them to leave personally?

    • @zombieyoutube9606
      @zombieyoutube9606 4 года назад +5

      Yes he met with them coz he don’t want a war. He try to have peace talks many times but they refused not only that they stared to kill innocent people and burn hospitals, school and other things. So lastly our king had no choice left but had to go to war. That Nepali refugee who wrongly tells that they are kicked out of country they are not they are left with their own will...

    • @yontenjamtsho3365
      @yontenjamtsho3365 3 года назад +1

      Yeah he did. Several times and asked politely to leave. We were like 'pls leave, you guys are making us as well as the Indian govt uncomfortable''. They didnt just not listen, they grew belligerent, openly carrying arms and intimidating locals. It was dec 17( our national day), 2003 that they had to be kicked out, which we did in 3 days and 2 nights. With minimum loss of lives on both sides.

  • @nikhasor
    @nikhasor 6 лет назад +7

    Apparently the story of the King handing out apples to the rebels and asking them nicely to leave is all bs. One Bhutanese army major visited a rebel camp and informed them of the arrival of the king the next day. While the rebels were making arrangements to welcome the king and the women cadres preparing Assamese food for the King the camp was attacked. While i'm not against the Royal Bhutanese government for implementing any tactic to rid their country off foreign rebels. But this romanticization of the King by twisting of facts is what bothers me. Liar.

    • @VisualsGyatsoProd
      @VisualsGyatsoProd 3 года назад +3

      "Apparently". Those rebels were apart of mass bombing happening every other day in Assam, they even killed several Bhutanese living nearby the southern foothills. His Majesty visited them several times, there are reports of incentives such as payment for them to leave. His majesty met them several times even after they tried to have Bhutanese soldiers killed,That "information was a decoy, The Rebels weren't in Bhutan for a day they were here for decades, this wasn't the first time his majesty met the rebels

  • @BD-683
    @BD-683 3 года назад

    Yes we can

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 3 года назад

    only short term happiness. you can l never define long term happiness or goals for everyone.

  • @TheSangay28
    @TheSangay28 12 лет назад +10

    @TEDxTalks I am good fan of TEDxTalks, but this video is one sided reality. In my understanding it would be much more connected if the story of forgotten people (Bhutanese Refugee which is 1/6th population of my country) is bring into the light in this presentation. The ethnic cleansing done in my country by Royal government of Bhutan(in the leadership of 4th king Jigme Singye) during post 1980 and pre-1990 is shameful history for us. Being a citizen, it is my responsibility to prevail truth .

    • @sanserror9426
      @sanserror9426 3 года назад +1

      Educate yourself. It wasn't "ethnic cleansing" rather kicking out lllegal immigrants.

    • @VisualsGyatsoProd
      @VisualsGyatsoProd 3 года назад +2

      Ethnic Cleansing of people that tried to overthrow the government, please educate yourself.

    • @canoesgaming7401
      @canoesgaming7401 2 года назад +1

      ​@Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus (Sans error here, using another account)
      Yes, lllegal immigrants. Yeah right, there was a verification team consisting of people from Nepal and Bhutan called the Joint Verification Team or JVT for short which didn't have any info as you've falsely given above. They were verbally abused, threatened during nights, physically traumatized, being thrown with rocks and stones, being subjected to the whims of those gungdas. Your false info is from a bogus source, probably one of those lllegal immigrants. You say check the paper, show it, prove it, else you're just spewing bs. T'was kicking out lllegal immigrants.
      "brave people who stood up for democrasy, human rights, and equality..." when they themselves were committing various human rights atrocities in the south for a long time even before the events of 1980s where they forced themselves on women, breaking into and looting belongings of people, forcing innocents to take part in their practices or behead them. Of course you would sympathize with criminals, after all you yourself are one.

  • @thewhoviangg9804
    @thewhoviangg9804 8 лет назад

    is this in canada

  • @Evalynn
    @Evalynn 10 лет назад +5

    More monks than soldiers. Oh, Bhutan.

  • @nepallotsofyaks4721
    @nepallotsofyaks4721 5 лет назад +1

    Where I was born.

  • @lekihileki5449
    @lekihileki5449 4 года назад

    Love it

  • @YtubeUserr
    @YtubeUserr 12 лет назад

    Ummm.... he is promoting GROSS NATIONAL HAPPINESS as opposed to GDP. You missed the point :(

  • @fake1370
    @fake1370 12 лет назад +1

    Hi there,
    I appreciate that there should have been more research about both the good sides and bad sides of Bhutan to be discussed or given a talk in TED. But trust me, you know nothing about the King of Bhutan. All that you know is that we have monarch. Ask any citizens of Bhutan about the King, and you will know how different he is, and how much he care for his citizens and the country; and how much the people of Bhutan love him. Do more research urself before you ask TED to do so.
    Peace!!

    • @11mins-bro6
      @11mins-bro6 5 лет назад

      Hay he didn't lie.. All most seems right..

  • @thinley199
    @thinley199 12 лет назад +3

    u shuld try to come here and see the reality.. i am a citizen of this wonderful country and yes i have friends of nepalese origin. u just can't blab around spreading false words mr/mrs Suzanne. Ask any of Bhutanese... there are no such laws.. And the refugees u talk are the people who have emigrated from nepal and other states..

    • @indragurung9946
      @indragurung9946 6 лет назад +4

      Well you guys immigrated from Tibet too, may be a century or two ago and we immigrated 90 years ago. So what is the difference....it is only difference of time. What makes people of Tibetan origin more Bhutanese than people of Nepali origin. Original people of Bhutan are DOYAS which you guys don't want to recognize. Give them their due. They are the original inhabitants of Bhutan. Other than them everybody is immigrants in Bhutan. You guys need to educate yourself.

    • @ozelolaf4562
      @ozelolaf4562 4 года назад +4

      @@indragurung9946 Actually Ngalongs(People of Tibetan origin) settled in the country as early as the 8th century or even earlier. The Lhotshampas(People of Nepalese origin) were brought in by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, The founder of modern-day Bhutan, during the 17th century. You need to educate yourself. And going by your logic Australians and Americans too should “Give them their due” to the native inhabitants as well but do you see them being ignored? Not recognized? I sure don’t. Same goes for the DOYAS as well. Get your facts right before spreading false incorrect information.

    • @VisualsGyatsoProd
      @VisualsGyatsoProd 3 года назад

      @@indragurung9946 Doyas are more related to the Ngalops, We recognize the Doyas and celebrate their just as we celebrate and recognize the identity of our Lhotshampas, however we do not recognize the Nepalis that revolted against our country, Killed their own people that didn't revolt and lastly tried to put our country our India.

  • @HolmesElla-n4g
    @HolmesElla-n4g 3 месяца назад

    Young Ronald Young Larry Robinson Gary

  • @factspoken9062
    @factspoken9062 3 года назад

    GNH is possible if corruption is kept at the minimum. Otherwise otherwise

  • @pemachodencduvthxlmu7883
    @pemachodencduvthxlmu7883 3 года назад

    👍🙏🥰

  • @sucidegoal
    @sucidegoal 12 лет назад +1

    facts :1. the teeth appearance is due to chewing a traditional thing called doma. well let me know which country u come from and how much public health suport ur country get? what is the average cost of visiting dentist in ur country.
    in bhutan people can get free advice and medication from dentist.
    2.about the penis thing women in my country can differentiate between human and wooden penis. they are taught and cultured that wooden penis are signs of good things thus ....

  • @fake1370
    @fake1370 12 лет назад +4

    Hi,
    I think you are basing everything you say based on what you see on the picture. It would be better to understand what the old mans teeth shows and what does the "wooden penis" means, before you give your own description.
    Moreover, everything you see on the picture doesn't show the real picture; it can be deceptive and to some extent depends on how the photographer wants to portrait his work.
    you misunderstood the drug emphasis to obtain happiness. Come on, we are no as stupid as you think.

    • @Idontalwaysfeelgood
      @Idontalwaysfeelgood 3 года назад +1

      Well said, you are describing what we call "the single story narrative".

  • @xerwaipau
    @xerwaipau 13 лет назад

    love it

  • @sucidegoal
    @sucidegoal 12 лет назад

    they dont see it as abuse if u really want to know the value of women in my country do some research on how womens are treated in buddhist countries
    or simple compare the rate of crime against women in ur country and mine.

  • @DavyTracy-l7i
    @DavyTracy-l7i 2 месяца назад

    Gonzalez Anthony Allen Barbara Hernandez Paul

  • @BartonSebastiane-p8p
    @BartonSebastiane-p8p 2 месяца назад

    Perez Margaret Lopez David Martin Cynthia

  • @GomrRomasg
    @GomrRomasg 2 месяца назад

    Hernandez Melissa Jackson Carol White Timothy

  • @the_chilli_town
    @the_chilli_town 13 лет назад +9

    less research Ted. u learned just as much as the Bhutanese authorities wanted outsiders to know about their country. Saddam Hussian, Gadaffi, and king Gigme Syngye Wangchuk are corn of same field.

    • @ozelolaf4562
      @ozelolaf4562 4 года назад +1

      Nice joke do your research and get your facts right.

    • @tshomeddem6969
      @tshomeddem6969 4 года назад +1

      V don't know much abt what happened to war but let me tell u v really built those stupas for all soldiers who died in tht war n v didn't celebrate either...but v were relieved...v guys won't believe because it will never happen to u guys n will never get king as loving like our king sadly..

    • @xiaojieliu9743
      @xiaojieliu9743 3 года назад +1

      lol says the Nepali people who murdered their king and only got a constitution in 2015

    • @himalayahoo
      @himalayahoo 2 года назад

      @@xiaojieliu9743 I am against murder but monarchy is Bull$hit system

  • @poppiescarter9720
    @poppiescarter9720 3 месяца назад

    Hernandez Michelle Harris Melissa Miller Christopher

  • @SujanRaiSuz
    @SujanRaiSuz 13 лет назад

    :)

  • @sucidegoal
    @sucidegoal 12 лет назад

    enlighten me which part of the speech that Mr Cameron gave was wrong shouldnt be tough coz they are pure statistics..
    for ur information i am a southern bhutanese Dr educated by bhutan gov and i live in no fear.
    i lost my elder brother to those people in jhapa and i still know where this culprit are at present.
    look back at ur self with all ur bullshit bhutan still prevails with such a good reputation tell me of a country or organisation condemning bhutan for what u said.

  • @ScottBooker-v1q
    @ScottBooker-v1q 3 месяца назад

    Robinson Jason Miller Anthony Lopez Anna

  • @kinleywangdi9109
    @kinleywangdi9109 Год назад

    This old man doesn’t know anything about GNH and Bhutan.

  • @indragurung9946
    @indragurung9946 6 лет назад +1

    Talk about universal health care and free education in Bhutan. Instead of thanking the King people should thank India and other donor countries who built schools, hospitals, roads and funded all the other developmental projects in Bhutan.

    • @Userofftheroad
      @Userofftheroad 5 лет назад +5

      Indra Gurung
      India is helping Bhutan so that Bhutan don’t get in good relation with China
      If they do get in good relation with China then it’s going to affect India
      Know the fact

    • @yontenjamtsho3365
      @yontenjamtsho3365 3 года назад +3

      We sell green energy in return..so we call it even.

    • @lamdao1242
      @lamdao1242 3 года назад

      Do you know how often foreign aid end up in the pockets of the elite in India and other nations?

    • @PS-gv8ic
      @PS-gv8ic 3 года назад

      Whatever pleases you in saying, be our guest, but I feel blessed to be a citizen of this Heaven on Earth country.

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 2 года назад

    burn the gnh its wrong.