Looking back now a decade later these documentaries from early 2010's VICE are some of the best snapshots of history ever documented through Guerilla Journalism in my honest opinion
I’ve been looking through old Vice documentaries. They’re some of the best journalism I’ve seen on RUclips. Shane is one of the reasons why, he legit takes every opportunity possible for some sort of interview or inside info. Just like when he saw the rocket artillery in this video, he’s always willing to get good content. “Stop, stop, let’s go down there.” Great journalist.
@@harrylightfoot2004 God is sovereign, this is His house, He has power over life and death because He created all. Surely you don't believe you can kill others unrepentantly and live to see heaven?
Shane Smith is the billionaire co-founder of Vice. Suroosh Alvi who’s the other cofounder is also great correspondent. He did all of Vice’s Pakistani documentaries and the Gaza documentaries
HET-JHUTY SA RAH BIL he prevented it, not fight against it, he was smart enough not to, for this specific reason, he knew if he were to be killed he had to leave loopholes for corruption, an old but effective tactic used by tribal leaders, same with the people’s money, he drained it, sent it somewhere and had a lot of it burnt.
@@godalmighty3855 I don't know about that, but at least he prevented it. Libya is dead and don't look good at all. The real dictatorship is hidden behind the name democracy. We believe that we can choose our leaders because they offer us 3-4 alternatives, but if the truth comes out, the people have not chosen any of them. It is rather an offer not a choice. Some countries work better with a leader "dictator" others often have to change "several dictators" they call democracy. They destroyed the country because Gaddafi no longer wanted to dance with them.
Neon vice posted something on their Facebook a while ago like four years ago because Facebook was relevant back then that he died fighting in the front lines
For some reason, it seems strange hearing "Allahu Akbar" in a non-terroristic context. In a way, it makes me feel guilty that I've come to associate "Allahu Akbar" as a terrorist war cry. Little bit of a wake-up call, there
KING KONG lol except for now they have open slave markets and kill or enslave anyone they don’t think supports the cause. Qaddafi was the lesser of two evils
I was in Benghazi Libya in 1st grade, March 2012, woke up to jets thinking it was thunder. We were stuck there because we couldn’t get a flight out as ours was canceled. We were there for my grandfathers funeral. The first Eye doctor of Libya Nouri Queiri. I had little idea of what was going on and what my connection was to this country. My other grandfather was Saleh Buisir, former Foreign minister of Libya, killed by Israel when they attacked and shot down passanger flight 114 in the 70s. I wish to go back to Libya and help my country. I am a senior now and my college essay was based on Libya and my connections
there’s a difference between putting kids in a battlefield and keeping the kids OUT. kids have the choice in America, remember that our country, America, is great.
Crazy how Shane Smith, a billionaire, is the only good reporter his company ever had. Even though he’s worth so much he put his life on the line for a story
I'd say vice has quite a few good journalists, most of their foreign correspondents do excellent work and put their lives on the line to do so. Give credit where credit is due.
Do you know whats even more ironic? Sarkozy the french president at that time was supported financially by gaddafi during french presidental elections in 2007.
well one must remember that the yellow vest in France don't have any real revendications. And tgat the majority of French people disregard and frown upon the yellow vest mouvment as it is childish and useless...
What? The difference is that these people are literally fighting for their lives against a tyrannical dictator, in which France helped them by supplying weapons in order to make it a safer country (albeit failing). The Yellow Vest PROTESTS were legal protests, in which minor crimes were committed. Its one thing aiding rebels in another country, its another arresting your own people.
@@snarblox XD but i did, im from libya benghazi and i was there when everything happened from the very begining and we have been travelling from place to place because of this stupid war and are now paying rent.
Irony is that most Libyans now want the Gaddafi regime back. Libya is facing thr worst economic meltdown ever. They still have not recovered from this event
Its all under the fake guise of "Democracy". Look up General Wesley clark. He admitted the US wanted to topple 7 countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
he meant hell, heaven and hell sound really close to each other so he probably didnt know the difference its amazing that these libyan people english so well anyways just a minor error
Its 2024 and seeing this with regret, Gaddafi rule was better, now Libya is one of the poorest, corrupted and useless state of Africa. Speaking of Human rights abuses Westerners are have done alot of crimes on oppressed Nations but no one talks about that.
jmantime So what u think qhould have happen leave.that crazy fuck in power,and i dont want to hear.anything about the u.s made the people do it the.u.s dosnt have mind control.
Jeffrey Moran "I haven't seen him do anything wrong to Libya" - kid from Libya. Like ☝ ☝ they said, just cause our government tells our media to tell us somebody is a bad person, doesn't mean shit. The people that run this country are the true evil and they depend on sheep like you. Stay woke
True brother...they really stupid n not understand enemy trap...poor leader ghadafi..he are good leader....i sure now Libyan people regrets what they do..
Watching this now in 2020 it's incredibly sad. These people have so much hope. As an American it's rare to see deceptions of people in the middle east in such a nuanced unbiased way. They're people just like everyone else, I could easily see myself becoming friends with many of the people interviewed in this. Today, all of these years later I can't help but wonder how many of these people have died from the countless factional wars that are still happening. Three days ago Tripoli was in another huge battle. It's unfortunate, all of that hope for the future. The kid who love's the miami heat, Captain Ali, the guy with one leg. All of them seemed genuinely hopeful for democracy, peace, and freedom but it's just as far away now as it was then.
*supports rebels that destabilize country into literal slave trade after years of prosperity* “oh i guess freedom peace and democracy are just as far away now as they were then” goofy asses
You don´t know what you have, until you lose it. Under Qaddafi, the Lybians enjoy the best life style in all the African continent, had the best healthcare, housing, education and economy. He was a man of many flows, but he not only cared for his own people, he helped all of Africa try to get out of their missery. It will take 100 years for Lybians to get back to the Qaddafi times.
Gadaffi wasn't a saint. But he was truly developing Libya with the oil they have and helping neighboring African nations. Yes still a petty dictator, but he was financing marriages, helping start up families, start up businesses, and having cheap transportation system and helping people get started with their livelihood. I think he was very pro libyans and wanted to be independently strong. MNCs hate strong nations running on their own talent, hence they create a hegelian dialectic and knock out Gadaffi to put their rapist oil companies and foreign mercenaries and talents into Libya. My prayers go out to the Libyans. Nations are ruining that nation
I became a soldier at the age of 17 but I can't imagine what it's like fighting in such a war. They really got some balls. Sadly this all was for nothing... All the Libyans I've met here in germany wish Ghaddafi back. Yes he was a tyrant and a criminal but he brought relative safety. A stable Libyan state with a tyrant at the top is better than what became of Libya. Hussein, Ghaddafi and so on... They all were bad but now it's way worse without them.
It was simply haven. Why have democracy if the state does everything correctly? The americans can be cursed for what they've done to libya all to protect their holy dollar
@@dontaskme9459 for me i hated him since he killed my native tribe although he gave people what they wanted but i want to see libya become what king Idris and now libya is the fastest growing economy in the world fastest developing country fastest military growth in just 4 years and the dinar over threw the euro and being the strongest currency in Africa and Asia
6:49 the pain in his eyes bro, i really aspire to become a journalist one day to uncover stories like this one in the future and bring justice to the people that are in need
@@I-fenire umm there were no black muslims at the time of the atlantic slave trade that were taken in? Most were taken fron sub Sahara Africa and West Africa,non Islamic. Also the islanic slave trade existed for centuries before the trans Atlantic slave trade. Still going on today. Looking at hustiry does not "reveal" Allah's will so that's not a working argument. I'm a Christian. I want nothing to do with your religion. You brought war to us first by invading Christian North Africa and then Spain Italy and the Balkans BEFORE the crusades and continued after. Islam does not foster liberty
I know im late but bro you can literally see civilians taking up arms in the streets....hardly US mercenaries here. Not everything on this planet is American-centric. People outside of America aren't game NPCS and have their own agencies, agendas etc too
Its all under the fake guise of "Democracy". Look up General Wesley clark. He admitted the US wanted to topple 7 countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
Looking back now, these types of Documentaries are some of the best that you don't get much more of these days. This is almost, if not, masterclass in journalism
just imagine being a guy who lives there and trying not to get killed whilst there are so many fights everywhere. i'm really thankful that i dont live in that part of the world
@@fightinglaundry4534 I’m from Libya and I think gaddafi was a great leader for us but the way he reacted to protesters was wrong I think he told him self that they were militas,terrorists but facts are there were a lot of citizens, I also think Libyans should of just waited because life was good and he was getting old and his son saif gaddafi always talked about democracy next I think we should of let hin turn our country into a democracy after he resigns
@@dyedblack The revolution failed... They did win... But that was to be shortlived. That's why I feel sorry for all the Libyans who fought for the revolution
it was good move Libya not the best country to live now but everthing is better people live well they destroyed isis and gaddafi and they get help from turkey theres freedom in libya now
But how do you know it’s Argentinian. Tbh it looks Moreno like a DSA (American company that makes clone fals). Hell it could be from Austria, Australia even Canada. Lot of people don’t realize how many fals have been made I think it’s the 3rd highest made platform behind the ak and m16. More than likely it’s an Israeli.
@AParadoxicalStatue It could be any weapon from any company, since Brazil make their own "Fal" from a factory named Imbel, using the same single type of ammunition, 7.62, since probably the entire South America Army is still using the "FAL 7.62", Brazil is replacing for a new type of weapon, developed in Brazil, called IA2 using now 5.56 and having a more modern and reliable weapon! Bolivia, Peru, Chile, their armys use the same weapons as Brazil does, the famous "FAL" or the "Parafal".
Sometimes people don't know how to do rebuild thieir country after they bomb their country lol is not ww2 Germany nobody going give you Marshall plan money lol
Log s lmfao u stupid fuck. I’m guessing ur mom is ur cousin to right? Lmfao segregation is not natural an if u actually believe that ur more inbred then I actually thought I feel for ur momcousin. 😂😂🖕🏼
I am heavy weapons guy and this is my weapon it weighs 150 kg and fires 200$ custom tooled cartriges at 10000rpm it costs 4000000 to fire this weapon for 12 seconds
Gaddafi was brutal, however he took the the meaning of being in power to a whole new level and turned things around for the better of his country at some point, even if it meant hurting it. He single handedly changed a country.
Thanks for your honesty ! as a young man in the early 80s I worked in Libya and it was beautiful. Gaddafi turned the desert green he was a victim of American B.S even in 82 America was causing trouble in Libya. God bless Libya.
@@patkearney9320bro u didnt see what happen is abo saleem prison ? The beautiful country was a cover for killing anyone who try to say bad word about gaddafi
At 24:39, I'm pretty sure Captain Ali says, "We want to be like Europe, like [some [of] those other countries, you know]?" Thought I'd let someone who can update the captions know since it says [INAUDIBLE] right now. (Thank youtube for removing community captioning.)
Thank you for these documentaries, I always like to see the opinions of the people and why they are fighting, how they are feeling, this is much more valuable than the information you see in the main stream media.
I remember seeing this everyday at work, the guys had the TV on morning, lunch break and overtime. Explosions, many gun shells, fire bombing, the rise of the rebels all the way up to the execution of Gaddafi. Things that are written in history don't seem to effect you immediately, but in time, dramatize you from memory.
Facts. they were tricked by western propaganda. Its all under the fake guise of "Democracy". Look up General Wesley clark. He admitted the US wanted to topple 7 countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
My dad was a minister in the interim government during the revolution and we can never visit Libya now. My grandma, his mum, died 2 months ago and he could never see her before she died. Peace for Libya 🇱🇾
It is so surreal watching teenagers my age fighting for revolution in Libya. We live such a sheltered life in North America and Europe, and its so shitty how we don't appreciate the freedom that we have. Its sad that there is a possibility that these men and boys interviewed could possibly be dead, but when you see the optimism and enthusiasm they have for their fight, it almost makes it worth it. Thanks Vice, for another awesome documentary! :)
@@hotwings9382 we’re still proud to be Libyan a few years of conflicts doesn’t makes us ashamed of how we are 🔥🔥🇱🇾 we’re still fighting for appropriate lives and won’t stop until we get what we want
21:30 I respect that boy more then I respect most of people in America and this is why we dont want to give up are weapons what if we need to rebel one day we wont have anything on the government
kilingninja53 i gotta say - i have always been for gun control and laughed at the excuse of “well if the US military wanted to kill us!” but watching this video.. no one wants to believe or thinks their government would fall to ruins. but it can. i do understand that point now. we would be completely helpless.
24:33 i swear, there is nothing more inspiring than seeing a person fight for what they think is right. They'ren't just fighting for themselves, but for future generations to have a life that they couldnt have themselves.
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ok
no, no i don't think i will.
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Guy lost his leg, snuck out of the hospital to go fight again. That's wild.
He's hard asf
@Sami Almuntasr would like you to lose ur leg.
Sami Almuntasr damn daniel
King shit
and yet we're over here arguing about our bandwidth for the Internet just to get on our PS4 online.
Vice then: goes to Libya risks his life
Vice now: “I had 30 days to become an Instagram influencer”
super disappointing decline!
It’s not newsworthy anymore
NzmAnh Dee still. There are other conflicts in the world.
Quacker ikrrr
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I don’t like how no one talks about the camera man he’s brave too
Gabriel Avila the camera man is the bravest man
camera operators arent people
Gabriel Avila bro how does no one talk abt how brave the people r some teenagers r fighting in this war
Gabriel Avila deadass
Chego assim chego lá se mete fogo nessa p**** detona tem que ter guerra com a guerra tem que a guerra tem que acontecer se não não vai parar
Looking back now a decade later these documentaries from early 2010's VICE are some of the best snapshots of history ever documented through Guerilla Journalism in my honest opinion
I was just thinking the same! Watching this in 2022
And a fuckload of low-key CIA propaganda
@@alexhernandez117 same....sad to see where they've ended up
Your opinion is meaningless
@@xymoriintus your opinion is tremendously important.🥇
I’ve been looking through old Vice documentaries. They’re some of the best journalism I’ve seen on RUclips.
Shane is one of the reasons why, he legit takes every opportunity possible for some sort of interview or inside info. Just like when he saw the rocket artillery in this video, he’s always willing to get good content. “Stop, stop, let’s go down there.”
Great journalist.
Yes
Unfortunately they are all liberal rats at Vice...
how the mighty have fallen
Does Shane still work for Vice? My favorite documentary was with Liberia
Mateo The Potato same and also the North Korea
Think about how many people we saw on this documentary that are dead rn
Lil Nordi damn
AyyJordxn ikr
I hope that kid who said he wanted to play for the Miami Heat is okay.
@@benryangarcia there was a report that he died
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5:35
'Either we meet in Tripoli, or we meet in heaven.' - Captain Ali.
Not sure heaven welcomes unrepentant killers
Diaspora Returnee go build fuck house degenerate
Diaspora Returnee damn then i guess god wouldnt be allowed in his own heaben after flooding the world
@@harrylightfoot2004 God is sovereign, this is His house, He has power over life and death because He created all. Surely you don't believe you can kill others unrepentantly and live to see heaven?
@@ahadzeb7454 still building it. Thanks for watching :-)
This is probably my favorite vice journalist. He always has a sense of good humor, as well as, shows respect for what people stand for. And I love it.
Shane Smith is the billionaire co-founder of Vice. Suroosh Alvi who’s the other cofounder is also great correspondent. He did all of Vice’s Pakistani documentaries and the Gaza documentaries
@dingle Berry Forbes
Dude this guy went during the deadliest time of Libyan history. Props to Shane smith.
Superman S the deadliest time is now
Duuude, you know, like, that is like so cool that those guys overthrew and destroyed Libya. That's so cool DUUUUUUUDEEEEEE!
There a difference between dumb and brave
@@litlamp9154 Shane Smith is both
I wish there were more Shanes, damn good reporting in interesting places.
I love how nice everyone is, like outside of the war they seem very kind.
They would take you as a slave if you went over there.
@@godalmighty3855 Did that happen with Gaddafi as a leader?
HET-JHUTY SA RAH BIL he prevented it, not fight against it, he was smart enough not to, for this specific reason, he knew if he were to be killed he had to leave loopholes for corruption, an old but effective tactic used by tribal leaders, same with the people’s money, he drained it, sent it somewhere and had a lot of it burnt.
@@godalmighty3855 I don't know about that, but at least he prevented it. Libya is dead and don't look good at all. The real dictatorship is hidden behind the name democracy. We believe that we can choose our leaders because they offer us 3-4 alternatives, but if the truth comes out, the people have not chosen any of them. It is rather an offer not a choice. Some countries work better with a leader "dictator" others often have to change "several dictators" they call democracy. They destroyed the country because Gaddafi no longer wanted to dance with them.
HET-JHUTY SA RAH BIL so what you’re doing is, you’re justifying the killing of civilians for the rights of the country? Weird logic.
I hope that one kid who dreamed of playing basketball survived.
Neon last time I heard from him he died
Neon vice posted something on their Facebook a while ago like four years ago because Facebook was relevant back then that he died fighting in the front lines
@@nuggetbutter1314 no he didnt
No I'm afraid to tell you he died
@@Sunss yes he died it was in the report by the rebels but I can't find it
The dude fighting with a spear gun, big respect for him and hope he made it through the war. What a story to tell your grand kids one day.
Um you made a critical spelling error as it is a revolution not a war
@GXNE a revolution isnt a war unless the government officialy declares it thus being a conflict
He actually I died I saw it on facebook who fights with a spear gun and survives
For some reason, it seems strange hearing "Allahu Akbar" in a non-terroristic context. In a way, it makes me feel guilty that I've come to associate "Allahu Akbar" as a terrorist war cry.
Little bit of a wake-up call, there
Logo Tho I guess if u here it being shouted repeatedly then u should worry
Well it’s not your fault it’s the media’s representation instead of showing a terrorist with a gun they’ll show a guy yelling “allahu akbar”
“Allahu Akbar” is not a war cry “Allahu Akbar” means “god is great” in Arabic
@@sundborg26 Never fear. Cap'n Obvious is here.
kevin sundborg your annoying
Me and my family escaped to Tunis to avoid the revolution, and my dumbass thought we were going on vacation.
How is Tunisia?
LMFAO 😂
Lmao, dude 😂
I doubt it
Your family probably told you that so you wouldn't be afraid.
"we want freedom, we want to be like other countries .. we dont ask much ,"
Freedom...nothing more.
KING KONG lol except for now they have open slave markets and kill or enslave anyone they don’t think supports the cause. Qaddafi was the lesser of two evils
@@markruby1525 qaddafi kills hundreds of lives , he even crash an airplane . and many more, , blinded by power
KING KONG went from one of the richest nations to the poorest. And people are starving to death and being sold as slaves...
@@markruby1525 so what r u saying?? qaddafi should not die?? dont u think there is a reason why his people killed him
I was in Benghazi Libya in 1st grade, March 2012, woke up to jets thinking it was thunder. We were stuck there because we couldn’t get a flight out as ours was canceled. We were there for my grandfathers funeral. The first Eye doctor of Libya Nouri Queiri. I had little idea of what was going on and what my connection was to this country. My other grandfather was Saleh Buisir, former Foreign minister of Libya, killed by Israel when they attacked and shot down passanger flight 114 in the 70s. I wish to go back to Libya and help my country. I am a senior now and my college essay was based on Libya and my connections
Never forget ur home country, Libya...
I hope things get better for you
Keep going brother. Im an American from Somalia. i want to help my country too
Kids in america will act hella gangsta until they see these kids
Hi mr che
they're all i aspire to be it's makin me tear up
there’s a difference between putting kids in a battlefield and keeping the kids OUT. kids have the choice in America, remember that our country, America, is great.
@@liveinthepitt the wars we go into are most of the time unnecessary though
@@rraumyz588 Sorry for the late response but hello my friend
“What just happened in Libya gives me hope”
That sentiment hasn’t aged well
@@NRKADE there is no Libya anymore...
drewski west I think he’s referring to the fall of the revolution and it’s failure to keep its goals. So the place is sorta like Liberia
@drewski west Libya has devolved into a hotbed of mercenary factions and foreign intervention unlike the independency these people hoped for
Read a history book. This has been going in Libya and the surrounding areas since the beginning of time.
@@scottses3 Fairly certain "this" has been going on on every part of the planet for at least as long as we've been capable of holding a stick.
I love that kid, he wants america to send him new guns so he can play basketball.
KazooLordHD 😳😳🤣
Fuck them kids 😂
he will not even play cheese not to talk of miami heats.
i love that change in libya now. they should enbrave for more misery.
puppet of the west
With los angeles galaxy
Well, can’t say he wouldn’t fit right in as an American teenager:D
“We will never surrender, we win or we die” 🦁😤
Thats badass
Fish Sandwich America isn’t a country bud
Words from a true warrior
In Greek revolution greeks had the phrase "Freedom or Death"
pro gamer move
Crazy how Shane Smith, a billionaire, is the only good reporter his company ever had. Even though he’s worth so much he put his life on the line for a story
I'd say vice has quite a few good journalists, most of their foreign correspondents do excellent work and put their lives on the line to do so.
Give credit where credit is due.
He wasn’t worth 1 billion back then
Vice have some reporters I really enjoy watching. Shane, Simon Ostrovsky, Isobel Yeung and Suroosh are the best ones.
Motör Punx - Simon’s reporting on Ukraine was ground breaking
@@Alex-co7cq So much so he almost got killed for it.
The Old Vice had real Balls of steel...they literally went to full fledged WAR ZONE
ikr
They still do that, but of their other channel, Vice News
they changed channels for that they still go to warzones
The kid that had a dream of playing for the Miami heat… I really hope he at least made it out alive.
Died in 2011. Proved many times
It’s funny how France aided the rebels in Libya but scared of the yellow vest revolution. The irony!
just like when they supported the american revolution but pikachu face when the french revolution came in
Do you know whats even more ironic? Sarkozy the french president at that time was supported financially by gaddafi during french presidental elections in 2007.
well one must remember that the yellow vest in France don't have any real revendications. And tgat the majority of French people disregard and frown upon the yellow vest mouvment as it is childish and useless...
@@louislebayon4708 you saying shit
What? The difference is that these people are literally fighting for their lives against a tyrannical dictator, in which France helped them by supplying weapons in order to make it a safer country (albeit failing). The Yellow Vest PROTESTS were legal protests, in which minor crimes were committed. Its one thing aiding rebels in another country, its another arresting your own people.
this dude's brave it take's some balls to do this documentary
balls my ass i have been through all this shit and more, and i was only 10 years old when all this crap started.
@@slimer6023 arent you just some lad!
@@slimer6023 do the math
@@slimer6023 no you haven't. Anyone who has sure as hell isn't this far deep in the RUclips comment section claiming that they have. Get outta here
@@snarblox XD but i did, im from libya benghazi and i was there when everything happened from the very begining and we have been travelling from place to place because of this stupid war and are now paying rent.
11:28 Im probably stoned rn for thinking that his name was actually Name Withheld pronounced "Namei Wit-hheld"
This is like some shit straight out of The Dictator.
when i watched a north korean vice video i thought the same because it made sense but then too many name withheld appeared.
He also popped up at 8:10
cringe comment
@@fytbomm Ctrl C -> Ctrl V
Irony is that most Libyans now want the Gaddafi regime back. Libya is facing thr worst economic meltdown ever. They still have not recovered from this event
So basically, they fucked up and want Gaddafi's regime to be returned
Because he was lied on and framed for his riches, research says Libya was paradise under him
Its all under the fake guise of "Democracy". Look up General Wesley clark. He admitted the US wanted to topple 7 countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
I love when journalists are actually journalists
That I felt.
cringe comment
what is the great they did by recording film about the streets in libya??
@@caesar3488 they put their lives on the line to really give real details and inside look of the real war instead of some random us intelligence info
the thumbnail: "I am heavy weapons guy and this is my weapon"
poot
Chef Slap i love it. A tf2 meme/reference in a vice comment section... pootis dispenser
I've clicked on this video only for this comment. Have delicious sandvich! *gives sandivich*
s a n d v i c h.
Poot
youtube then: allows actual scenes of fighting
youtube now: disallows soldier songs
cringe comment
Lol which soldier song are you talking about
@@destubae3271 IRA & Serbian songs get banned all the time
@@gavriloprincipgaming7857 You must be talking about "Karadžić, Lead Your Serbs"
@@destubae3271 Erika
not everything Vice does nowadays holds up to this quality but now and again they drop a great piece of journalism, just like this one
this is over 10 years old lol. Shane Smith (along with co-founder Suroosh Alvi from the Pakistan documentary) sold Vice to HBO
"We meet in Tripoli or we meet in heaven"
I think he means hell for Gaddafi
he meant hell, heaven and hell sound really close to each other so he probably didnt know the difference its amazing that these libyan people english so well anyways just a minor error
A Somali is watching this and saying welcome to the club in a low tone
Damn..
Kids in America: oH mY gOD, ThiS TiK tOk HurTS mY fEELinGS!
Kids there: WE WILL WIN OR WE WILL DIE!!!!!!!
Wait there’s kids in the video?
@@agent_ytpg3d17yeah
i really like your pfp my g
I am 13
Ok bro u make it seem cool to die early than live in a good country
Its 2024 and seeing this with regret, Gaddafi rule was better, now Libya is one of the poorest, corrupted and useless state of Africa. Speaking of Human rights abuses Westerners are have done alot of crimes on oppressed Nations but no one talks about that.
........ 3 years later Libya has become another Afghanistan
jmantime So what u think qhould have happen leave.that crazy fuck in power,and i dont want to hear.anything about the u.s made the people do it the.u.s dosnt have mind control.
Jeffrey Moran
America is the only reason to why this happened!
Jeffrey Moran "I haven't seen him do anything wrong to Libya" - kid from Libya. Like ☝ ☝ they said, just cause our government tells our media to tell us somebody is a bad person, doesn't mean shit. The people that run this country are the true evil and they depend on sheep like you. Stay woke
Whenever USA intervenes it destroys the people and the country it would be better if USA stays away it's a devil country.
They should be
This definitely didn’t age well
Why?
@@timmydirtyrat6015 bad meme make bad dream over time my sun.
+Chief Captn Is there some kind of way to decode what you just sent me?
+CAPTAIN SAV-A-BRO #MGTOW UNIVERSE I'd rather take a bullet in my head than the Red Pill!
Which pill is the good one again? I havent seen the Matrix in about 15 years
Who’s watching while in quarantine??
While our freedoms are taken away
No one cares if you are watching in quarantine
Shukhrat Berdiev y the aggression bro lol
@@safeinsound432 for a reason dumbass, you want to get the virus?
from🇧🇷
One of the finest works of journalism that Vice has produced to date. Cannot tell you how many times I’ve come back to this video.
Rubbish journalism. The Americans fcked the place up.
Aye, keep indoctrinating yourself willingly.
Interview same rebels, how they feel now. Did they achieve their freedom or just messed up the whole country?
True brother...they really stupid n not understand enemy trap...poor leader ghadafi..he are good leader....i sure now Libyan people regrets what they do..
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@Wyatt Williamson u are dumb
@S S Are you going to Rise up against Western propaganda because I'm not joining any side once a Revolution in the U.S starts
Well Kaddafi is gone but there is Hafter
"A bomb came close to the ship"
"Wow that's crazy when did that happen"
"A day ago"
...
"Ok let's go"
I’m libyan
@@minecraftssjgamer7928 ok
@@instakillgaming k
Ye
Watching this now in 2020 it's incredibly sad. These people have so much hope. As an American it's rare to see deceptions of people in the middle east in such a nuanced unbiased way. They're people just like everyone else, I could easily see myself becoming friends with many of the people interviewed in this. Today, all of these years later I can't help but wonder how many of these people have died from the countless factional wars that are still happening. Three days ago Tripoli was in another huge battle. It's unfortunate, all of that hope for the future. The kid who love's the miami heat, Captain Ali, the guy with one leg. All of them seemed genuinely hopeful for democracy, peace, and freedom but it's just as far away now as it was then.
Funny how they have more guts holding people in power in check and responsible than Americans.
The blood of the innocent libyans will continue to hunt you and your generations
*supports rebels that destabilize country into literal slave trade after years of prosperity* “oh i guess freedom peace and democracy are just as far away now as they were then” goofy asses
Gaddaffi was right.
Democracy can never work in Libya end American imperialism
You don´t know what you have, until you lose it. Under Qaddafi, the Lybians enjoy the best life style in all the African continent, had the best healthcare, housing, education and economy. He was a man of many flows, but he not only cared for his own people, he helped all of Africa try to get out of their missery. It will take 100 years for Lybians to get back to the Qaddafi times.
They lost a good man
indeed
we cant replace him forever
I’m not very informed on this, but what was the issue? Why did the people feel so appressed?
@@jaysverdict8108western propaganda
Gadaffi wasn't a saint. But he was truly developing Libya with the oil they have and helping neighboring African nations. Yes still a petty dictator, but he was financing marriages, helping start up families, start up businesses, and having cheap transportation system and helping people get started with their livelihood.
I think he was very pro libyans and wanted to be independently strong. MNCs hate strong nations running on their own talent, hence they create a hegelian dialectic and knock out Gadaffi to put their rapist oil companies and foreign mercenaries and talents into Libya.
My prayers go out to the Libyans. Nations are ruining that nation
thats what I'm saying bro
there could never be a leader better than him
@@militaryislam5184 keep crying bitch.
21:25 the kid is Golden. It really messes with your head/heart.
OneWood 14/88 he wanted to sell guns so he could play basketball
I became a soldier at the age of 17 but I can't imagine what it's like fighting in such a war. They really got some balls. Sadly this all was for nothing... All the Libyans I've met here in germany wish Ghaddafi back. Yes he was a tyrant and a criminal but he brought relative safety. A stable Libyan state with a tyrant at the top is better than what became of Libya. Hussein, Ghaddafi and so on... They all were bad but now it's way worse without them.
It was simply haven. Why have democracy if the state does everything correctly? The americans can be cursed for what they've done to libya all to protect their holy dollar
Libyans have different opinions about Gaddafi
this is really true we are regretting that he is died its the most worsted decision ever
Who do you think gave all the weapons to the opposition. Why do you think this video is all one sided. Who do you think this guy works for
@@dontaskme9459 for me i hated him since he killed my native tribe although he gave people what they wanted but i want to see libya become what king Idris and now libya is the fastest growing economy in the world fastest developing country fastest military growth in just 4 years and the dinar over threw the euro and being the strongest currency in Africa and Asia
The people there despite being in a middle of war they are so nice and good vibes all over ❤️
3:21 abu hajaar?
TheFriendlyAR-15 in5.56 😂😂 I got it
XD NO WAY DUDE
Mr. 5.56 Humble Start
Legend say Abu Hajaar was still rolling away from American troops.
lmao abu hajaar still a meme
Anyone watching 2019?
Yeah teaching my girl about why we had a base there
Well now there’s going to be a East and west Libya
so much has changed since then they went thru a second civil war lol
I'm studying journalism because of these kinda videos
Kingentt Hennings 2019 “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore:
13:15 everything is going to shit but the guy still has it in him to go showing kindness... Good man, can't believe he's caught up in that violence.
Alexander Kost
Because manners is a most in the Arabic culture, even if there’s a war going on manners are manners for us.
6:49 the pain in his eyes bro, i really aspire to become a journalist one day to uncover stories like this one in the future and bring justice to the people that are in need
Meanwhile Abu Hajaar Is Still Rolling?
Always.
Hmm. I wonder... Where is he rolling at now?
@@TimmyTheTimeTraveler to the sewers probaly
I saw him in Minneapolis MN rolling westbound anyone west see him
He is rolling toward his 72 grand mom🤣🤣🤣🤣
Coming back to these old days of Vice, because Shane was such an awesome journalist and these stories are amazing. I wish Vice was still like this. 😕
It is absolutely insane that something like this is taking place in modern times and had so little coverage.
It was non stop news till Qaddafi was killed
This guy wasn’t playing around with getting this story! He put in some serious work !
“We want to be like Europe”... turns the country into Iraq 😂
Haha that's all Islam can do, create ghettos
@@shanebeckett3557 what about Dubai and Kuwait city and Qatar?
@@I-fenire umm there were no black muslims at the time of the atlantic slave trade that were taken in? Most were taken fron sub Sahara Africa and West Africa,non Islamic. Also the islanic slave trade existed for centuries before the trans Atlantic slave trade.
Still going on today.
Looking at hustiry does not "reveal" Allah's will so that's not a working argument. I'm a Christian. I want nothing to do with your religion. You brought war to us first by invading Christian North Africa and then Spain Italy and the Balkans BEFORE the crusades and continued after.
Islam does not foster liberty
@@spinxo80 watch your mouth
@@spinxo80 hey man stop insulting my religion
Man the old man that owned the building made me cry.
He should go America and work at Macdonald’s
@God الله Allah yes he is
Anyone watching 2020?
🇧🇷
Oof 2020
Yes boi
Yyyeepp
Yes
Years later we see just what a idiotic mistake and a waste this US led coup was.
I know im late but bro you can literally see civilians taking up arms in the streets....hardly US mercenaries here. Not everything on this planet is American-centric. People outside of America aren't game NPCS and have their own agencies, agendas etc too
Its all under the fake guise of "Democracy". Look up General Wesley clark. He admitted the US wanted to topple 7 countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
I love how nobody mentions how calm/brave the reporter is. I would never put myself in his situation.
the guy saying they will either meet at victory or at heaven is a legend
Americans watching this thinking they live under an oppressive regime:
👁 👄 👁
Hello World hows that
God bless Gaddafi !
Just because we have water and electricity doesn't mean our country isn't starting to fall apart at the seams.
We’re about to go through a civil war America will collapse
@@SonOftheBattleCry You are crazy to think that
Looking back now, these types of Documentaries are some of the best that you don't get much more of these days. This is almost, if not, masterclass in journalism
just imagine being a guy who lives there and trying not to get killed whilst there are so many fights everywhere.
i'm really thankful that i dont live in that part of the world
Andenfighter 007 and to think this is what Americans love to see.
It’s not as bad as you see on RUclips.
r u talking about me ? lol , i'm from libya
Sanad Elmeziny what are your thoughts on gadaffi?
@@fightinglaundry4534 I’m from Libya and I think gaddafi was a great leader for us but the way he reacted to protesters was wrong I think he told him self that they were militas,terrorists but facts are there were a lot of citizens, I also think Libyans should of just waited because life was good and he was getting old and his son saif gaddafi always talked about democracy next I think we should of let hin turn our country into a democracy after he resigns
Its strange how the things that looks and sounds most beautiful can cause so much harm
I feel so sorry for that kid with basketball dream who is not alive anymore.😔 hope he is in a much better place,,
But he died for the cause he believed in. The rebels won in the end and there are us to remember his bravery
@@dyedblack they didn't win. Libya is worse
@@dyedblack The revolution failed... They did win... But that was to be shortlived. That's why I feel sorry for all the Libyans who fought for the revolution
That war is over now, they have a provisional government now after a permanent ceasefire.
this type of vice is what sparked journalism for years to come
Let's find that kid so he can play for Miami Heat.
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themaninthebowtie thays. What i said to poop kid has dreams hes just a lil kid with a dream i hope he makes it out alive
He is most likely dead.
@@teamseshmason WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?
Jeez.
I feel sad for you people..
Shane: Are you worried about being a rebel?
Portmaster: Victory or Death!
vice news was so good when they did these documentarys
You mean fake propaganda?
@@ZEMUNBRE how is this fake?
Same shit on vice news
Chainsaw it’s not at all
ZEMUN BRE how is this fake?
9 years have passed. How is life in Libya now? Was it a good move in the sense of the entire revolution?
very very very very bad move
it was good move Libya not the best country to live now but everthing is better people live well they destroyed isis and gaddafi and they get help from turkey theres freedom in libya now
Nah bruv it's fucked up round here
17:27 it's an argentinian FAL. Rare place to find one.
I always thought it weird how many G3's Iran used in the Iran-Iraq war. Wahhh I want one too! :'(
But how do you know it’s Argentinian. Tbh it looks Moreno like a DSA (American company that makes clone fals). Hell it could be from Austria, Australia even Canada. Lot of people don’t realize how many fals have been made I think it’s the 3rd highest made platform behind the ak and m16. More than likely it’s an Israeli.
@AParadoxicalStatue It could be any weapon from any company, since Brazil make their own "Fal" from a factory named Imbel, using the same single type of ammunition, 7.62, since probably the entire South America Army is still using the "FAL 7.62", Brazil is replacing for a new type of weapon, developed in Brazil, called IA2 using now 5.56 and having a more modern and reliable weapon! Bolivia, Peru, Chile, their armys use the same weapons as Brazil does, the famous "FAL" or the "Parafal".
fidinboca I saw it firearm is Bad!
fidinboca Is it racist too
"Victory or Death" what a badass motto
During the Greek revolution the Greeks shouted "FREEDOM OR DEATH
Konstantinos Dimas or Patrick Henry’s “Give me liberty, or give me death”
“Sometimes you have to pick the gun up to put the Gun down.”
― Malcolm X
are you trying to insult Malcolm X by associating him with the rebels?
RUBIX manufactured " rebels " made in USA and UK
RUBIX
Um Malcolm X was a black raciest all the same as a white, he wanted segregation.
Sometimes people don't know how to do rebuild thieir country after they bomb their country lol is not ww2 Germany nobody going give you Marshall plan money lol
Log s lmfao u stupid fuck. I’m guessing ur mom is ur cousin to right? Lmfao segregation is not natural an if u actually believe that ur more inbred then I actually thought I feel for ur momcousin. 😂😂🖕🏼
and now libyan missed gaddafi reign
When you realise the freedom fighters are actually terrorists
I’m behind I’m watching this in 2019 lol
Same
Im in 2020
But so are you if you see this
@@atlesstrup6472 And now it's an even worse mess
Meanwhile I'm watching this in quarentine
I'm watching in 2020 and I'm not even sure if they killed him😂😂😂
only here because of heavy weapons guy in the thumbnails
Yes
I am heavy weapons guy and this is my weapon it weighs 150 kg and fires 200$ custom tooled cartriges at 10000rpm it costs 4000000 to fire this weapon for 12 seconds
@@pajeirussaurio1405 I hate MLK
@@Liam-eb6zb which one? The African American or the European one?
@@rn-zu5ld the European one
Put 'Libya 2019' into your youtube search bar.
Same Shit wtf
200IQ revoliution lmao
Gaddafi was brutal, however he took the the meaning of being in power to a whole new level and turned things around for the better of his country at some point, even if it meant hurting it. He single handedly changed a country.
Thanks for your honesty ! as a young man in the early 80s I worked in Libya and it was beautiful. Gaddafi turned the desert green he was a victim of American B.S even in 82 America was causing trouble in Libya. God bless Libya.
You both hit the nail right on the head. Kudos to the TRUTH being spoken once in a while in this age of misinformation and propaganda.
@@patkearney9320bro u didnt see what happen is abo saleem prison ? The beautiful country was a cover for killing anyone who try to say bad word about gaddafi
Damn, it's 2AM and I'm starting another Vice documentary.
"We meet in Tripoli or we meet in heaven!"
Props
“Obama and Clinton I want weapons” that’s definitely where you get them lol
cringe comment
@@fytbomm Ctrl C + Ctrl V
@@fytbomm nah, ask Lybians if they believe American didnt provide them guns (Hint: just watch recent news)
At 24:39, I'm pretty sure Captain Ali says, "We want to be like Europe, like [some [of] those other countries, you know]?" Thought I'd let someone who can update the captions know since it says [INAUDIBLE] right now.
(Thank youtube for removing community captioning.)
That building manager sounded so devastated. I hope is alive and doing well
the building has been rebuilt i think, a few years back
Ironicaly ,the rekt building in 14:18 is an insurance company
It’s heartbreaking seeing so many young people risking their lives! The kid saying he wanted to play basketball in the US really is sad!
Shame on u Guys if Gaddafi is a brutal and son of devil tell me now June 2019 situation of Libya
cuz of one of his generals now they got rid of him another wants to take his place
The easiest path is one of selfishness and greed. Thus many men fall prey to their own darkness. Such is the human condition
Dj Aj - THAN YOU! ! EXACTLY! !
SHIT HIT THE FAN AFTER THEY MUDERED GADDAFI WHO KEPT EUROPE SAFE FROM MASS AFRICAN IMMIGRATION
He was a brutal war lord. Allah told us not to do this
The fact you cant form a sentence, kills me.
Thank you for these documentaries, I always like to see the opinions of the people and why they are fighting, how they are feeling, this is much more valuable than the information you see in the main stream media.
I remember seeing this everyday at work, the guys had the TV on morning, lunch break and overtime. Explosions, many gun shells, fire bombing, the rise of the rebels all the way up to the execution of Gaddafi. Things that are written in history don't seem to effect you immediately, but in time, dramatize you from memory.
i know many libyans who fought against gaddafi that would fight on gaddafi's side now...
Propaganda
@@bejakabyle no
Facts. they were tricked by western propaganda. Its all under the fake guise of "Democracy". Look up General Wesley clark. He admitted the US wanted to topple 7 countries: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
@@bejakabyle propaganda of whom?
My dad was a minister in the interim government during the revolution and we can never visit Libya now. My grandma, his mum, died 2 months ago and he could never see her before she died. Peace for Libya 🇱🇾
REST IN PEACE.
Why?
@@tuserahmed7532 because the people in control are on the opposite political side and it’s a war zone
Mosa kosa ?
21:20 Its sad to think this kid might be dead. I wonder where he is now, hopefully hes okay
im thinking the same, he had this innocence to him and had aspirations, i hope hes ok too
I know him he died
@@Arkeologen Are you sure, what's his name what's his mom's/dad's name?
@@thelonesomeranger1699 his name is Samir
@@Arkeologen "Mohammad, Libyan Rebel."
It is so surreal watching teenagers my age fighting for revolution in Libya. We live such a sheltered life in North America and Europe, and its so shitty how we don't appreciate the freedom that we have. Its sad that there is a possibility that these men and boys interviewed could possibly be dead, but when you see the optimism and enthusiasm they have for their fight, it almost makes it worth it. Thanks Vice, for another awesome documentary! :)
Giuliana Banana fuck you
Is not documentary it’s a propaganda.
oh all these people are actors or what? dumbass
Lol Balkan and Ukraine wants to know your location
I love vice reporters.. going into the places that no one else wants to go to bring us real news
I'm Libyan and I'm so proud of my country
What about now
Your country which once prosperous is now a shithole
@@hotwings9382 we’re still proud to be Libyan a few years of conflicts doesn’t makes us ashamed of how we are 🔥🔥🇱🇾 we’re still fighting for appropriate lives and won’t stop until we get what we want
@@mentolibya9952 based
@@mentolibya9952They (USA&EU) tricked you people.
I've started to specifically look for the documentaries done by Shane Smith. Shane, please, do more documentaries.
These kids and men are real heroes who defend themselves from any enemy, Libya has a factory of men.
Dude, they brougth their own country down.
21:30 I respect that boy more then I respect most of people in America and this is why we dont want to give up are weapons what if we need to rebel one day we wont have anything on the government
kilingninja53 i gotta say - i have always been for gun control and laughed at the excuse of “well if the US military wanted to kill us!” but watching this video.. no one wants to believe or thinks their government would fall to ruins. but it can. i do understand that point now. we would be completely helpless.
It has so sad 😔 hopefully he isn’t dead
24:33 i swear, there is nothing more inspiring than seeing a person fight for what they think is right. They'ren't just fighting for themselves, but for future generations to have a life that they couldnt have themselves.
It sad that even if they fight for the future and make it. The kid in future won't give a shit
ironically they just made the lives of future generations far worse
@@fish5671 exactly really sad....