Somalia is what many people think of when you say "failed state" - so why? Twitter: / h0serr Business Email: h0sermailYT@gmail.com #h0ser #somalia #history
@@user-qj9ye1uv8g Actually their G.D.P. goes up and according to them the lack of a government causes it. Of course they downplay the severity of the conflict but then again other regimes with governments are deadly. Clan rivalries go unmentioned despite the centuries long disputes.
Given how Somalia is more ethnically homogenous than most African countries you'd think that would give them an advantage. But instead Somalia has been in a state of civil war longer than I've been alive.
I work in government and I once had a Somali official visit my office. He was highly educated and ambitious. He was determined to make his country a better place for all of its citizens and it's the reason why he visited my country. He wanted to learn from our experience and try to apply it in his own country and I could see why. Our countries have lots of similarities in term of geography and socioeconomic conditions. Even personally I had lots of similarities with him, we have the same first name, we have similar hobby, and I found him to be very likeable in general. It's been years now and I'm still waiting for a good news from Somalia. I'm sure he's still working hard now. Stay strong, my Somali brothers. Hope you could get your stuff up together and develop soon. Love from Indonesia.
Well i sure hope your country didnt give them money. Until these people can form some type of unity it would a complete waste of your tax payers money.
As a Somali living in Somaliland, I would like to say that the terrible bad things happening in our country are the results of the bad backward mentality of the Somalis(clanism, regionalism, religious irrationality, and a whole bunch of other things). It drives me crazy when someone says, "Somalia is poor, BEcaUse oF Colonialism"
It is poor because of colonialism though, colonialism is the reason we went to war with our neighbours and it’s the reason we have shaky relations with many countries.
Another great video, friend. As a African myself (Nigerian) it annoys me when most people only attribute Africa's current problems to "colonialism or racism", effectively removing personal responsibility of us Africans, and ignore more important factors like geography, climate, socioeconomic systems, political unity and leadership. Thanks for focusing on those areas.
Sadly, many (and in some ways myself) are just too uneducated about the many different African countries. People look for easy ways to explain complicated issues.
@@TheDJGrandPa Yeah, I see your point there friend. Even I, at many times in the past, would try to simplify complicated situations, especially of the political variety until I got more mature and actually did my research.
It is a combination of many factors, you have to point out the issues that are over looked. Geography, Culture, Development, and Oppression are the huge issues. People only oppress you because they can, under development is asking for oppression. Your ignorance is used against your better judgement. Oppression is a factor given the history, being dependant on former oppressors is psychologically damaging, anything can be abused, developing is key.
To ignore the effects of the Europeans on Africa is just as silly as to attribute all of Africas modern problems to the Europeans. Since the end of the Cold War Europe has not been involved in Africa much and (outside of France) it is incorrect to attribute *SOME* current african issue to the Europeans. But at the same time to even imply that the effect of 500 years of slavery and colonialism would not leave a profound mark on the problems africa faces or that half a millennium of colonialism and foreign interference can disappear in just 30 years (end of Cold War) is absurd on its face. Take Congo for example. King leopold killed half the population in an event that killed as many as the holocausts then created extractive industries that sucked the region dry, then Belgium assassinated their first president plunging the country into civil war combined with the fact that when Congo gained their independence there were less than 100 Congolese people who were educated past the age 10 because of explicit laws written by Europeans are the main reasons for congos current problems. *all other factors are secondary* without European interference Congo would not have been in the condition it is in today. Even Nigeria. The unification of the rural Islamic north and the urban Christian south by the United Kingdom is the direct cause of the civil war Nigeria had less than 50 years later. Cameroon is currently having a civil war between English and French speakers that is a direct result of European colonialism. Again Europe is not as involved in Africa anymore but to ignore the very real and current effects of European colonialism on the African continent shows a profound lack of understanding of modern African issues and is essentially just carrying water for colonisers.
The country is actually improving a lot thankfully in terms of infrastructure, education and defeating terrorism. Still a long ways to go like ending hunger, improving healthcare, etc but things are wayyy better than before!
Yeah, finally having a permanent central government again definitely helps (even if it only has real control over about 2/3 of the country). You can see it when looking at Mogadishu on Google Earth: there’s been significant reconstruction and brand-new development over about the last decade. The main stadium got renovated, the airport got a new terminal, even a mall.
Somalia is like the kid in school that was the clown in middle school and you thought he'd get over it after some time but you see them again in the high school reunion and their still the same. Its honestly just sad
I like how your videos demonstrate that the success or failure of a nation is often a combination of bad geography and the political structure of that nation. The fact that Somalis can find success if they go to a country like the US disproves several racist notions.
Bless you brother and likewise we are grateful for your hospitality, we would like to return to our homeland and bring peace one day. It's a difficult and long road however.
Can RUclipsrs please stop accepting the established titles sponsorship nonsense, the company that runs the website isn't even registered in the UK, they're a company from Hong Kong - it's a flat out scam. They don't even publicly disclose if they even own any land in scotland, let alone the right to bestow lordship. I know it's all fun and a novelty and whatnot, but you could achieve the same thing by just making your own certificate on a piece of paper or on photoshop, it's essentially useless.
Sorta scam, sorta novelty souvenir. You can obtain a title by purchasing land, but the problem with them is that they don't transfer you any land actually, they just mark a piece of their land as it's yours (if they actually own it lol).
Forgot to mention how foreign fishing companies fished off the Somali coast when they were going through a civil war and practically emptied it which resulted in previous fishermen turning to piracy.
@@5aturnia emptied was an exaggeration. But overfishing by foreign companies is a huge issue. I remember reading something like $300 million is lost to “pirate fishing” in or around Somalia alone. There are also so many articles about this issue
If you ever heard about pirates ,mostly they are the ethnic people of that country who didn't get a government that defends them militarically and socially. FG=MOSTLY especially African countries.
As a Nigerian. I know a lot of Somali people and they are absolutely wonderful. They have a great culture, food and values. I really hope things improve in the country.
Somalia never intended to invade the densely populated highlands of Ethiopia though? They only wanted the Somali inhabited desert planes that they were actually succeeding in taking before Cuba and Russia joined against them. They didn't need to take Addis Ababa they juts needed to secure the Ogaden (which would've been easy as they had the full support of the locals) and then hold it against the Ethiopian military till they gave up.
Unfortunately in the eyes of modern geopolitics it doesn’t matter. Ogaden was a territory under Ethiopias jurisdiction by international law, and unless you were USA or Russia those laws are written in stone. The best we Somalis could have hoped for at the time was a proxy war where we aid the locals and push for a sovereign state. An invasion was not only unnecessary but it weaken Somalia’s military against dealing with internal strife. Im indifferent to Siads regime but I would prefer security by our own people over African union troops and other shisheeye. Somalia was not responsible for NFD or Ogadenia anymore than it was realized for Djibouti. Wadan iyo dad waa kala labo IMO.
@@rattuna4773I didn't know the pretext til seeing this thread, but I'm happy to hear it. The polls are interesting, but it is annoying when youtubers let it tyrannize them instead of doing what they're passionate for.
Wow, can't imagine the Hell those people have to go through every day. Really hope things can improve for them. Thanks for the work you put in for the video!
The pirates are our coastguards, other countries tried to dump their garbage, and steal our fish while we were at war. But those young men stepped in and sent them away.
@@geraintdearnley4464 Different Groups, those are the terrorists, not the pirates. I don't support the pirates, but I do get where they are coming from.
@ouispaghetti u have been brainwashed, those people are protecting and defending their coastline now the world stopped doing their dumping of waste and stealing fish cos of those young boys, educate yourself before u open your dirty mouth
I always wondered how a country that is so ethnically homogeneous be so divided but then I realize once people realize your Somali they immediately ask for your clan and living in America I never realized how bad tribalism is until I asked my mom what tribe am I and she got mad and asked “Who asked you?” And refused to tell me until a few days later and taught me to keep it to myself That was the day I realized how bad the division was and still is how can we ever be untied if we keep on caring abt clans?
I think it has a context. If the infrastructure isn't there and u only got clanmanahip u hang on to it with all u got. If there was a competing more enticing infrastructure (not just fisical but social, cultural etc) than the clanship would be milder.
@@puraLusa yaah resources and food is kind scarce in Somalia so clans compete instead of working together and us Somali not being centralized makes it ever worse.
@@levia9349 yes but centralized power can also be a problem as it makes the capital absorb all ressources, there is an equilibrium. But yeah, somalia would win a ton if it has the infrastructure pulling peeps to work together.
@@puraLusa but in order for infrastructure to be built we have to be united and centralized. Saudi Arabia had the same clan issues as Somalia but their monarchy eventually centralized Saudi Arabians even if these who in power absorb majority of resources the rest of population can still benefit.
I'm not sure why people act as if we still have pirates. This past year, Somalia made significant progress in liberating its country and uniting its people. Somali states such as hirshabelle, galmudug, and even the south west are falling under government control, but I always know the good parts will always be cut out.
@@kojokiller998 I've been trying to set up some businesses there and, inshallah, I'll be moving there by the end of 2023. I hope Somalis will follow me; it's time to rebuild.
Reminds me of an idea that's been fascinating me recently: It's better to know sorrow than to live a life full of mirth, so that your fruit will taste sweeter and your companions feel more welcome.
I am an indian muslim and i had a friend from Somalia he use to work in Kenya everyday and return to Somalia ,but then he got job in Somalia itself but after we had a little fight so we stop talking to eachother then I tried to get in touch with him again but his little brother told me he got killed by someone then I cried and prayed two rakat nafil but at the end I want to say somalian are the humbist peoples I got
Make a video about the current state of Portugal 🇵🇹, because it is very similar to the situation in Greece so I think it would be good to address this topic since high public debt is very common in the world
As somebody who's mom was a immigrant from Somalia I love and wish better for Somalia. My Grandma was once almost executed while shopping by a soldier because she had a western clan accent but luckily my uncle managed to tell the guards to stop. More recently also my Grandpa was a very smart man who even he was once Barre (a Dictator of Somalia who almost defeated Ethiopia) Daughter's boyfriend and even met him, but sadly while in a school meeting he was killed by a suicide bomber.
@@BroskisunitedEven in Djibouti around 70% of people are somali we dont talk about clans and the only civil war we had was afars and nomads that dint agree with the government and it only lasted three years.
thank you! I love the visual aid and how you present the history. I tend to lose interest in lectures but this presentation actually easy to understand 😅
I don't know if you take viewer suggestions, but would you be open to doing a video on Liberia? Outside of that one VICE documentary, I have no idea what's happening there and they are pretty unique in their history as African nations go.
I think another african country you could talk about is angola. After gaining independence from portugal, it descended to a civil war tht spanned from 1975 to 2002. We have loads of natural resources like oil, agriculture, etc... we arent that bad but we could be better
im glad that my father fought for our freedom from somali and now I live a privileged life. free from the wars of the past and the future Sadly he died last November to kidney failure. he was a good father and a good freedom fighter he was an inspiration someone to admire and I'm proud to call him father
@@Bell_plejdo568p yes I'm not somali im from somaliland unlike your country where people only care about clans and constant conflict so somaliland is different it's only a matter of time before we get recognized as a country Ethiopia and Taiwan did recognize us
Don't learn from this guy he explains it like a 15 year old child and full of disrespect and lack of understanding there are MANY other videos on RUclips that are 100 time more educational about this particular subject
Man you got almost everything wrong. Look at your clan structure. Isaaq is part of Dir and Ogaden is part of Darod and Abgaal + Habr Gidir is part of Hawiye. Even your history of inaccurate. Stop spreading rubish information.
This guy oversimplified the situation like he figured it all out, but I think the intelligent people watching this know better. Things are more complicated than you make it seem to be.
Can you explain some of the integral parts to Somalia problems, that he did not explain? or atleast can you point out, where i can read some of th other problems
Gibberish! Just an outsider that didn't do his homework. Somalia once had a booming economy with a robust Manufacturing sector and developed service industries - predominantly during the reign of the late Barre Administration. The country had a plethora of manufacturing plants, service centers, public amenities, civil centers, media houses, free higher education institutes, free medical care etc.
😆 Somalia did not have a "booming economy" during the late Barre administration. Hell. Somalia didn't have a booming economy during the mid-Barre administration either.
Currently things in somalia looking good. Very good. Due to the civil war a lot off somali people moved to the west. Its those who grew up in the west who are bringing back wealth and unity. The one thing i love about somalia is how cheap it is to live here. The culture is beautiful. To tell you the truth somalia is very beautiful, more relaxing and a better place to be. it just needs peace and stability. I love it in somalia. People here live a good life. Its just many people don't know..for many people don't get a chance to visit...you have to see it with your own eyes to see how nice it is.
Can you believe this people believe they’re the smartest human ethnicity with best culture 😂😂😂😂😂 I’m Somali but it hurts to be at least I’m Ethiopian nationally
This video kind of reminds me as to why things have never worked for a centralized state in Afghanistan. People who simply have a way of life and local geography that isn’t conducive with our modern ideas of industrialization and neoliberal capitalism.
Dude I was born in Kenya and i had a decent hairline until I moved to somalia. Istg my forehead just grew and grew there's gotta be something in the air
I am from Somaliland born after all the wars, this broke my heart😭I love us so much, I want us to get better, allow eachother to grow and breathe a peaceful air for once and never lose it again. Let’s help eachother achieve milestones and celebrate together, together we can win man it’s heartbreaking news everyday and wlhi if in Somaliland we are doing good it’s nothing to celebrate bc we missing the better half of us, we the 2 of us in our neighboring countries against the world👬👥🖇️❤one creation Somali for life🫶
Clan wars seem to have played a big role. Think about Djibouti and Somaliland, both are dominated by Somali people but they never want to see themselves part of Somalia.
@@levia9349 That one clan co-operates with others though and it was even ruled for 8 years by a president who wasnt from the dominant tribe. Somaliland has built a "Every clan eats" system which is why its been in peace for 31 years whilst somalia burns.
there are a ton of people in djibouti and somaliland that want to reunify, it's actually happening right now in laascaanood (regional capital of the sool region) has faced an uprising after somaliland soldiers shot at and killed unionist protesters. And are now currently fighting a war with somalland to reunify with somalia.
4:58 "insect resins" must be mislabeled. the only insect resin with commercial value is shellac (made by a type of bark louse that creates resinous shells around branches it feeds on for protection), and that's not that valuable and made on the indian subcontinent in somewhat wetter climate. resins that somlia produces are frankincense and myrrh, which are plant resins with no insect involvement (made by cutting shrubby trees and later collecting the hardened resin). the percentage of revenue looks plausible for frankincense and myrrh, the stuff is worth a lot. if there is shellac production in somalia that I am not aware of, it would certainly be a smaller industry than plant resins, so that image must be labelled incorrectly.
Correct me if I’m wrong but Ethiopia only switched to communism when Somalia invaded. They knew this would get the ussr to support them since they were already frustrated with Barre before
@@thestealth2448 You are wrong, the DERG was Socialist since the Revolution in 1974 after overthrowing the Emperor (which was independently from Moscow), in fact it was Socialist before the Revolution. Both Ethiopia and Somalia were Socialist allies of the USSR before the Ogaden War.
Minnesota ended up having a lot of Somali immigrants here in the US. I never ended up learning about the conflict that brought my school friend's family here until now
Can you do a video on Algeria please?? I’m Algerian and it’d be so cool. It’s super important now to europe I would love to hear a western perspective on it!! Great video as always ❤❤❤
uff the production quality and voice over (and overall pacing) in this video is a bit worse than some of your other ones, but it's cool to see how much you've improved then! it shows potential and growth, nice
@@Alexander-sr7qm The civil war and the instability in the country is very overexaggerated. As long as you don't run into the boonies, things will be safe. Somaliland is praised, when in actuality it is even poorer than Somalia and has even worse geography. The civil war has been over for years, and the conflict has been essentially reduced to cleaning up a terrorist insurgency that has taken root it small exclaves across the nation. Living here isn't a live threating choice, and life is actually quite serene at times.
You are right I noticed this in the comments. Judging by the comments it seems some Somalis can't grasp the ground reality. It's good to have pride in your country but too much will blind you
Come you should know that libertarian means that there is a state acting as a referee, there's rule of law and security, all things that lack in Somalia
Tears on my eyes...This is my nation! My Somali ancestors lived on those mile-high rocky plateaus for thousands of years, poor day in day out. I'm 22yo guy studying machine learning and business at the same time in Europe. One day I'll lead my motherland to prosperity. I'll teach them stoicism, democracy & economics🤞
For democracy to work there you will hav e to resolve the clan-think issue because people will just vote for their own representative rather than the values of a single individual. If you don't vote for your own clan and everyone else votes for theirs your own clan loses influence.
@@ucube33 Great point! This already happened. We need to educate the people first and fight with poverty. Since tribalism is caused by poverty and uncertainty.
@@aarankayse160 tribalism is a thing partially for this reason due to having no social system in place/having no faith in what exists so they only way to survive is in your tribe to help each other. Food, water, safety and then people can focus on education and other things like planning their life. It sounds easy but when you start from zero with people that have no idea how this idea would actually work and change is scary... Yeah it's hard.
@@ucube33 Yep bro, "hard" will be even understatement. Since international terrorist organizations are controlling huge southern parts of the country. If Somalia stands on it's feet again...it will be a miracle. A miracle that must happen, bcos we got no other options. 🇸🇴🙏🇸🇴
Good video but in case you hadn’t heard about the drama, established titles is basically a scam, lots of RUclipsrs are dropping them as a sponsor. Might be a bad look to keep it in the video.
@@bigmojito1765 Nearly everything was wrong and outdated. And the poor understanding of the situation made it ever so clearer. Neither is Somalia as divided by tribes as he claims nor is it in such a poor state. He is quite literally reading it off Wikipedia. Shameful indeed.
That bugs me too! African food is GOOD! The only food insecurity issues are in the Horn of Africa - all other African have lots of food all the time! Have you seen Ugandan or Ghanaian women’s behinds? 😂😂😂
This video shows the true lack of knowledge about Somalia and is honestly disrespectful. Dude randomly googled a bunch of facts and said "yeh this is where my knowledge stops"
To snag a line from someone else:
"What do you mean there's no government in Somalia? *There are governments all over the place!"*
Source?
@@momo-cchi5978
The internet
@@momo-cchi5978 Puntland,somaliland, jubaland, small clan goverments, Al-shabaab, and the recognized fgs
@@Lowseeds It is weird as anarchists actually think somalia is a case for their ideas.
@@user-qj9ye1uv8g Actually their G.D.P. goes up and according to them the lack of a government causes it. Of course they downplay the severity of the conflict but then again other regimes with governments are deadly. Clan rivalries go unmentioned despite the centuries long disputes.
Given how Somalia is more ethnically homogenous than most African countries you'd think that would give them an advantage. But instead Somalia has been in a state of civil war longer than I've been alive.
Somalia is clan based not ethnic based but the final nail was a failed war against ethiopia
@@kamakiller1145 ayo somali faze vs optic clan?
let’s 1v1 on pirate ship
snipers only
That's because it's clan based society which leads to fighting and warfare from the groups.
I work in government and I once had a Somali official visit my office. He was highly educated and ambitious. He was determined to make his country a better place for all of its citizens and it's the reason why he visited my country. He wanted to learn from our experience and try to apply it in his own country and I could see why. Our countries have lots of similarities in term of geography and socioeconomic conditions. Even personally I had lots of similarities with him, we have the same first name, we have similar hobby, and I found him to be very likeable in general. It's been years now and I'm still waiting for a good news from Somalia. I'm sure he's still working hard now. Stay strong, my Somali brothers. Hope you could get your stuff up together and develop soon. Love from Indonesia.
Thank you brother ❤❤
What was your job if you don't mind me asking?
@@felixb6 I was a project manager for international grants
Well i sure hope your country didnt give them money. Until these people can form some type of unity it would a complete waste of your tax payers money.
@@darthutah6649 Indonesia. ( They said )
Somali's: "Why is our country in a state of collapse?"
Also Somali's: "What tribe are you ?"
Clan not tribe.
Literally I don't even remember mine and im glad I dont
We're all somalis, enough of this clan nonsense
@@islamicenjoyer4215 The cancer that is qabil can ruin your life, I envy you.
@@rewarp4017 i wish to know about this qabil tribe
As a Somali living in Somaliland, I would like to say that the terrible bad things happening in our country are the results of the bad backward mentality of the Somalis(clanism, regionalism, religious irrationality, and a whole bunch of other things). It drives me crazy when someone says, "Somalia is poor, BEcaUse oF Colonialism"
do you like living in somaliland?
@@Sypirias
Is not so bad if you are not poor
It is poor because of colonialism though, colonialism is the reason we went to war with our neighbours and it’s the reason we have shaky relations with many countries.
@@Handle0108 what about other colonized countries like Rwanda, India, Djibouti, and Botswana?
@@Handle0108 it is like you have ignored most of the video...
Another great video, friend. As a African myself (Nigerian) it annoys me when most people only attribute Africa's current problems to "colonialism or racism", effectively removing personal responsibility of us Africans, and ignore more important factors like geography, climate, socioeconomic systems, political unity and leadership. Thanks for focusing on those areas.
Sadly, many (and in some ways myself) are just too uneducated about the many different African countries. People look for easy ways to explain complicated issues.
@@TheDJGrandPa Yeah, I see your point there friend. Even I, at many times in the past, would try to simplify complicated situations, especially of the political variety until I got more mature and actually did my research.
But reparations
It is a combination of many factors, you have to point out the issues that are over looked. Geography, Culture, Development, and Oppression are the huge issues. People only oppress you because they can, under development is asking for oppression. Your ignorance is used against your better judgement. Oppression is a factor given the history, being dependant on former oppressors is psychologically damaging, anything can be abused, developing is key.
To ignore the effects of the Europeans on Africa is just as silly as to attribute all of Africas modern problems to the Europeans.
Since the end of the Cold War Europe has not been involved in Africa much and (outside of France) it is incorrect to attribute *SOME* current african issue to the Europeans.
But at the same time to even imply that the effect of 500 years of slavery and colonialism would not leave a profound mark on the problems africa faces or that half a millennium of colonialism and foreign interference can disappear in just 30 years (end of Cold War) is absurd on its face.
Take Congo for example. King leopold killed half the population in an event that killed as many as the holocausts then created extractive industries that sucked the region dry, then Belgium assassinated their first president plunging the country into civil war combined with the fact that when Congo gained their independence there were less than 100 Congolese people who were educated past the age 10 because of explicit laws written by Europeans are the main reasons for congos current problems. *all other factors are secondary* without European interference Congo would not have been in the condition it is in today.
Even Nigeria. The unification of the rural Islamic north and the urban Christian south by the United Kingdom is the direct cause of the civil war Nigeria had less than 50 years later.
Cameroon is currently having a civil war between English and French speakers that is a direct result of European colonialism.
Again Europe is not as involved in Africa anymore but to ignore the very real and current effects of European colonialism on the African continent shows a profound lack of understanding of modern African issues and is essentially just carrying water for colonisers.
The country is actually improving a lot thankfully in terms of infrastructure, education and defeating terrorism. Still a long ways to go like ending hunger, improving healthcare, etc but things are wayyy better than before!
thanks for this! good news is scarce :)
Alhamdulillah 🇸🇩❤️🇸🇴
Insha allah
but sadly kenya will still be ahead
Yeah, finally having a permanent central government again definitely helps (even if it only has real control over about 2/3 of the country). You can see it when looking at Mogadishu on Google Earth: there’s been significant reconstruction and brand-new development over about the last decade. The main stadium got renovated, the airport got a new terminal, even a mall.
As a Kenyan I'm cheering for every Somali out there. A stable somalia is a prosperous Eastern Africa peace is a must at this point
VIVA Great Somalia.
Speak for yourself.
@@imutimwiti7606 lol if you don’t want a peaceful east Africa, are you even considered east African?
Kenya get your land back from Tanzania
Nothing in this video is true and it’s western propaganda
Somalia is like the kid in school that was the clown in middle school and you thought he'd get over it after some time but you see them again in the high school reunion and their still the same. Its honestly just sad
Absolutely minging
@cock no, no it wasn’t. 😐
@cock this is the clip you have been looking for Ihatecommentbotsonyoutube.fakewebsite
That is actually being rude to the whole country and disrespectful to the people
@@musahussein9128
But is true
I like how your videos demonstrate that the success or failure of a nation is often a combination of bad geography and the political structure of that nation. The fact that Somalis can find success if they go to a country like the US disproves several racist notions.
it doesn't disprove them
@@louisg7147 it really does.
@@louisg7147 Racists gonna hate
@@louisg7147 wow bro really woke up and said "yea ima be racist"
@@louisg7147 the fact that your people can live in a sucessful society and still be homeless doesnt mean white people are all apathetic
I'm Danish, and grew up in a neighborhood with tons of immigrants, most of which were Somali. Super hospitable and friendly people
Bless you brother and likewise we are grateful for your hospitality, we would like to return to our homeland and bring peace one day. It's a difficult and long road however.
Somali danish too 😔 thanks ❤
Oh bless
❤
They commit a ton of crimes in my country.
Can RUclipsrs please stop accepting the established titles sponsorship nonsense, the company that runs the website isn't even registered in the UK, they're a company from Hong Kong - it's a flat out scam. They don't even publicly disclose if they even own any land in scotland, let alone the right to bestow lordship. I know it's all fun and a novelty and whatnot, but you could achieve the same thing by just making your own certificate on a piece of paper or on photoshop, it's essentially useless.
I already dislike all he say are fake story
Yeah, I never cared for the British-Yiddish "lord" and "lady" classism crap anyways.
Sorta scam, sorta novelty souvenir. You can obtain a title by purchasing land, but the problem with them is that they don't transfer you any land actually, they just mark a piece of their land as it's yours (if they actually own it lol).
he gotta get that bag man, they pay hefty bucks for only a small scripted bit. pretty good deal imo
@@Cabdikadir_xusein True 😢
Forgot to mention how foreign fishing companies fished off the Somali coast when they were going through a civil war and practically emptied it which resulted in previous fishermen turning to piracy.
Somali Pirates = Self-funding Militia Coastguard
I’m Somali. They didn’t empty the whole coast..the largest coastline in Africa. That’s absurd
@@5aturnia emptied was an exaggeration. But overfishing by foreign companies is a huge issue. I remember reading something like $300 million is lost to “pirate fishing” in or around Somalia alone. There are also so many articles about this issue
If you ever heard about pirates ,mostly they are the ethnic people of that country who didn't get a government that defends them militarically and socially.
FG=MOSTLY especially African countries.
@@5aturnia stop the cap
As a Somali, this video was pretty cool to watch. I grew up outside of the country so it was interesting learning more about it.
I live in somaliland and it very chill here so yeah there ya go amigo
@@Wafflemaker5000 how the internet? Where do u live in the country?
@@viper5439 maroodijeex and internet is quite good actually
@Corinthians thx amigo
@Corinthians ye here doesn't feel much different from the old days really
As a Nigerian. I know a lot of Somali people and they are absolutely wonderful. They have a great culture, food and values. I really hope things improve in the country.
One day, Africa will b united ❤
Somalis would not say the same about nigerians 😂
@aliyataromire1530 I am somali, and I always respect Nijatrian. I have a lot of love for them ❤️
@@umotiktok3758 🇳🇬🤝🇸🇴
No
Somalia never intended to invade the densely populated highlands of Ethiopia though? They only wanted the Somali inhabited desert planes that they were actually succeeding in taking before Cuba and Russia joined against them. They didn't need to take Addis Ababa they juts needed to secure the Ogaden (which would've been easy as they had the full support of the locals) and then hold it against the Ethiopian military till they gave up.
Unfortunately in the eyes of modern geopolitics it doesn’t matter. Ogaden was a territory under Ethiopias jurisdiction by international law, and unless you were USA or Russia those laws are written in stone. The best we Somalis could have hoped for at the time was a proxy war where we aid the locals and push for a sovereign state. An invasion was not only unnecessary but it weaken Somalia’s military against dealing with internal strife. Im indifferent to Siads regime but I would prefer security by our own people over African union troops and other shisheeye. Somalia was not responsible for NFD or Ogadenia anymore than it was realized for Djibouti. Wadan iyo dad waa kala labo IMO.
@@matro8147 TRUE ☺️
@@matro8147your not Somali and nothing u said is true. Also the vidoe is filled with nosesne and normal western propaganda
@@Saida145nothing he said is true and he’s not Somali
@@Bell_plejdo568p shut up naagyahow niman baa meeshan ka falanqeyneya ee orod ninkaaga doon.
Hoser has pushed this hard twice In his video idea community posts, and I'm glad he disobeyed since I've really wanted this lol
What?
I actually voted for this video in the poll, but I gotta say I respect it a lot that he made a video on the last place topic lol.
Second negative video he has made on Somalia agenda much?
@@kh7736 what are you talking about?
@@rattuna4773I didn't know the pretext til seeing this thread, but I'm happy to hear it. The polls are interesting, but it is annoying when youtubers let it tyrannize them instead of doing what they're passionate for.
Wow, can't imagine the Hell those people have to go through every day. Really hope things can improve for them. Thanks for the work you put in for the video!
Thanks for the good wishes!
We still have hopes, and forever will.
May Waaq (Somali pagan god) bless Somalia 🇸🇴🙏
Shit here isn’t so bad, but it could use some work.
@@aarankayse160 you’re welcome!!
@@aarankayse160 aren't you muslim?
@@thesoulbrook2798 hope thing get better there.
The pirates are our coastguards, other countries tried to dump their garbage, and steal our fish while we were at war. But those young men stepped in and sent them away.
And then they started bravely defending your country from deadly and scary western tourists
@@geraintdearnley4464 Different Groups, those are the terrorists, not the pirates. I don't support the pirates, but I do get where they are coming from.
@@esseVal prove to me how they are terrorist? And I will prove to you military is terrorist
@ouispaghetti u have been brainwashed, those people are protecting and defending their coastline now the world stopped doing their dumping of waste and stealing fish cos of those young boys, educate yourself before u open your dirty mouth
Except when you just tried to go through the red sea and some madlads in lifeboats try to take you over in carcanos
I always wondered how a country that is so ethnically homogeneous be so divided but then I realize once people realize your Somali they immediately ask for your clan and living in America I never realized how bad tribalism is until I asked my mom what tribe am I and she got mad and asked “Who asked you?” And refused to tell me until a few days later and taught me to keep it to myself
That was the day I realized how bad the division was and still is how can we ever be untied if we keep on caring abt clans?
I think it has a context. If the infrastructure isn't there and u only got clanmanahip u hang on to it with all u got. If there was a competing more enticing infrastructure (not just fisical but social, cultural etc) than the clanship would be milder.
There is nothing wrong with qabil only westernised somalis think that way
Qabil is my father, his father, his father and all my ancestors
@@puraLusa yaah resources and food is kind scarce in Somalia so
clans compete instead of working together and us Somali not being centralized makes it ever worse.
@@levia9349 yes but centralized power can also be a problem as it makes the capital absorb all ressources, there is an equilibrium.
But yeah, somalia would win a ton if it has the infrastructure pulling peeps to work together.
@@puraLusa but in order for infrastructure to be built we have to be united and centralized. Saudi Arabia had the same clan issues as Somalia but their monarchy eventually centralized Saudi Arabians even if these who in power absorb majority of resources the rest of population can still benefit.
I'm not sure why people act as if we still have pirates. This past year, Somalia made significant progress in liberating its country and uniting its people. Somali states such as hirshabelle, galmudug, and even the south west are falling under government control, but I always know the good parts will always be cut out.
Good news doesn’t make the head lines like bed news does I’m afraid
Sounds like a good time for the Somalis to head back!
@@kojokiller998 I've been trying to set up some businesses there and, inshallah, I'll be moving there by the end of 2023. I hope Somalis will follow me; it's time to rebuild.
@@______________1628 indeed!
The government was Somalia made huge progression in the past 8 years , until now we are only moving forward
The fact that you mentioned Djibouti makes me think it could be an interesting future video
A small nation with many military bases.
@@justinarzola4584 Djibouti be thicc with bases
I like this idea!
Hopefully not,this guy lacks basic knowledge on any Somali region he mentions 🤨
@@Lisa-rg2qkFR, HE GLOSSED OVER THE RIGGED REFERENDUM OF DJIBOUTI
With all this going on, you will be amazed the smile on their face, and how generous they are, what a resilient people.
Reminds me of an idea that's been fascinating me recently: It's better to know sorrow than to live a life full of mirth, so that your fruit will taste sweeter and your companions feel more welcome.
@@Xanthas998this video is also not true and it’s propaganda
I am an indian muslim and i had a friend from Somalia he use to work in Kenya everyday and return to Somalia ,but then he got job in Somalia itself but after we had a little fight so we stop talking to eachother then I tried to get in touch with him again but his little brother told me he got killed by someone then I cried and prayed two rakat nafil but at the end I want to say somalian are the humbist peoples I got
You made this up and this video isn’t true
aun walaal
thank you for a somalia video ive been waiting for this
What this video is saying is not true
I respect the effort. Outstanding Video 👍🏼❤️
I love the Tail of 2 Cities instrumental when comparing the two countries, nice content as always.
Dude the reason for pirates is that the fishermen were tired of other countries stealing their fish and dumping toxic waste in the seas.
His whole vidoe is a lie
Make a video about the current state of Portugal 🇵🇹, because it is very similar to the situation in Greece so I think it would be good to address this topic since high public debt is very common in the world
🇸🇴🎉somalia is the best
As a Portuguese American, I was waiting for a video on Portugal
As somebody who's mom was a immigrant from Somalia I love and wish better for Somalia. My Grandma was once almost executed while shopping by a soldier because she had a western clan accent but luckily my uncle managed to tell the guards to stop. More recently also my Grandpa was a very smart man who even he was once Barre (a Dictator of Somalia who almost defeated Ethiopia) Daughter's boyfriend and even met him, but sadly while in a school meeting he was killed by a suicide bomber.
I am very sorry to hear that
Are you half Somali or was you dad a Somali who was already living in America?
@@fieldmarshal7081 Yes I am half Somali my dad is white and American
@@Broskisunitedare you Muslim n do u speak somali?
@@BroskisunitedEven in Djibouti around 70% of people are somali we dont talk about clans and the only civil war we had was afars and nomads that dint agree with the government and it only lasted three years.
thank you! I love the visual aid and how you present the history. I tend to lose interest in lectures but this presentation actually easy to understand 😅
This was amazing! Appreciate all the efforts it took to make this!
he’s feeding you like and disinformation lol what’s so great abt that
@@shukriiiiWhich parts are false? Break it down.
@@osheridan I already did for another guy awhile back, I can’t put in that much effort. Research yourself and use credible sources
Your Somalia and saying this this video is not true
@@shukriiiiexactly it’s false and propaganda
A video on Thailand or Myanmar (Formerly Burma) would be cool.
All jokes aside the Somali army was very strong
Are you Ethiopian? What do you think of the tribalism in your country
@@NoRockinMansLand disease
@@ThePanEthiopian fair enough, most seem pro-tribalist when it suits their agenda
@@NoRockinMansLand exactly
@@NoRockinMansLandthere is no tribalism like there is no clanism this video is false
I don't know if you take viewer suggestions, but would you be open to doing a video on Liberia? Outside of that one VICE documentary, I have no idea what's happening there and they are pretty unique in their history as African nations go.
It’s guy is a horrible source of information
I think another african country you could talk about is angola. After gaining independence from portugal, it descended to a civil war tht spanned from 1975 to 2002. We have loads of natural resources like oil, agriculture, etc... we arent that bad but we could be better
Hi am from Iran I hope Somali people live in better situation it's so sad 😢 those poor kids
if someone from persia feels bad for somalia then you know a state is failed.
@@andreavoigtlander1087 oof
Thank you ❤❤
@@andreavoigtlander1087 😂😂😂
@@andreavoigtlander1087 Is that a diss towards Somalia or are you saying Iranians are arrogant lmaoo?
Love your videos
im glad that my father fought for our freedom from somali and now I live a privileged life. free from the wars of the past and the future
Sadly he died last November to kidney failure. he was a good father and a good freedom fighter he was an inspiration someone to admire and I'm proud to call him father
may he rest in peace..
@@hisquiten thank you that means a lot
Your not Somali not was ur dad stop lying and only the south was were the conflict is and nothing in this video is true
@@hisquitenhe’s also lying
@@Bell_plejdo568p yes I'm not somali im from somaliland unlike your country where people only care about clans and constant conflict so somaliland is different it's only a matter of time before we get recognized as a country Ethiopia and Taiwan did recognize us
Where did you get the number about the nomads from? It was during the early 90s that 80% of the population was nomadic. Now over half are urban.
California: Look at me, I am Somalia now.
Can't be compared.
I bet the Somali streets are not littered with shit and syringes.
California is a shithole, but not that much of a shithole.
Lol
I've been to somalia once, they are cannibxls
Thank you for the great uploads Mr H0ser
Okay smartass you had me cracking most of the vid. Good stuff brotha
i only recently stumbled onto these videos and I am so glad I did
I’ve actually been learning quite a lot from your channel, thanks for the cool videos
A lot of it is filled with exaggeration and western sources which is rooted in opinion and not always fact.
Don't learn from this guy he explains it like a 15 year old child and full of disrespect and lack of understanding there are MANY other videos on RUclips that are 100 time more educational about this particular subject
Then go learn from a good source and not this guy
@@lejamesbron5880 he is laying sow much maling it like they did somthing for us
@@lejamesbron5880it’s mostly lies
dude your videos are so good
How there filled with misinformation and lies
Man you got almost everything wrong. Look at your clan structure. Isaaq is part of Dir and Ogaden is part of Darod and Abgaal + Habr Gidir is part of Hawiye. Even your history of inaccurate. Stop spreading rubish information.
He’s a propagandist
This guy oversimplified the situation like he figured it all out, but I think the intelligent people watching this know better. Things are more complicated than you make it seem to be.
Legit
💯
I totally agree with you. This information was copied from Wikipedia. The roots of the Somali problems are much deeper than what the video shows.
Yeah I felt that too
Can you explain some of the integral parts to Somalia problems, that he did not explain? or atleast can you point out, where i can read some of th other problems
Certified African pirate moment 💀
Also scotland unicorn😂
Bro I recently found your channel and now I'm watching eevry video by yours, they are so cool 😭😭😭💜💜💜
A lot of his vidoe are filled with nosense and propgrnda like this one
Big media needs to learn from you. You always do proper research and breakdowns no fails info
When has somalia ever been the poorest country 😂
Gibberish! Just an outsider that didn't do his homework. Somalia once had a booming economy with a robust Manufacturing sector and developed service industries - predominantly during the reign of the late Barre Administration. The country had a plethora of manufacturing plants, service centers, public amenities, civil centers, media houses, free higher education institutes, free medical care etc.
😆 Somalia did not have a "booming economy" during the late Barre administration. Hell. Somalia didn't have a booming economy during the mid-Barre administration either.
@@BiggieTrismegistusyou both are right.
LOL. Somalia was on a decline post-Ogaden War.
Nothing in this video is true tho
@@ismailalsomali100no he’s wrong and the other guy is right and nothing in this video is true
Currently things in somalia looking good. Very good. Due to the civil war a lot off somali people moved to the west. Its those who grew up in the west who are bringing back wealth and unity. The one thing i love about somalia is how cheap it is to live here. The culture is beautiful. To tell you the truth somalia is very beautiful, more relaxing and a better place to be. it just needs peace and stability. I love it in somalia. People here live a good life. Its just many people don't know..for many people don't get a chance to visit...you have to see it with your own eyes to see how nice it is.
Most didn’t move to the west, also this vidoe isn’t true and filled with misinformation and propaganda
Can you believe this people believe they’re the smartest human ethnicity with best culture 😂😂😂😂😂 I’m Somali but it hurts to be at least I’m Ethiopian nationally
Yeah, arrogance and nomadic culture are holding us back. I live in Canada, and the attitude Somalis have on other groups is ridiculous.
YOU 2 are ridiculous for generalising!
😂@ You selves.
Your neighbours don’t view you as fellow Ethiopians though 💀
Left naga’s 😁
Identity crisis shall I say more……?
Lesss go I’m so glad you did a video on my country.
Great vid and great background track, can't go wrong with J Cole & Kendrick
Interesting subject, outstanding effort, cute national animals. Another great job!
Using the national animals to represent the countries is actually really clever
Sick, found a history channel that isnt as dry as the sahara, time to lock my
phone& listen to all the videos like a podcast
These videos are so effortlessly funny lol. Fantastic channel
This video kind of reminds me as to why things have never worked for a centralized state in Afghanistan. People who simply have a way of life and local geography that isn’t conducive with our modern ideas of industrialization and neoliberal capitalism.
The Taliban have a centralised state right now, even if that's the only thing.
@@mathiasbartl9393nothing about this video is true about Somali nor is true about Afghanistan
nothing about this video is true about Somali nor is true about Afghanistan
We Somalis take responsibility for the way our country is today
yes it looks amazing
Sheeg sheeg oo far waa weyna ugu qor.
Maxaa heshay hada? Ileen ceeb looma dhinto.
Ma maxkamad baad taagan tahay oo dambi baa laguu heystaa? waa adigaa isku marqaati furayee 🤔
🤐
@@shukriiiihe’s not Somali as well
Your not somai nor is nothing in this vidoe true
I love that Tale of 2 Citiez is running while talking about the differences and separation of the north and south.
You gotta make a video about Sudan too man. They had civil war and all it'd be interesting to see the events with your narration.
So the Somali Forehead. What's up with that?
Too much brain power
Dude I was born in Kenya and i had a decent hairline until I moved to somalia. Istg my forehead just grew and grew there's gotta be something in the air
why did u move to somalia@@zest7063
@@zest7063😂😂
The title should be "how European try to clean their hands on bloody massacre war crime in somalia"
and in turn completely spread this disinformation about the country to draw parallels about how their rule wasn’t so bad after all
Yea the west and nothing he’s saying is true
The Purge 2 production looking fire 🔥 🔥 🔥
Any OGs from when this was called “Why did Somalia fail?”
Nothing he’s saying is true
I am from Somaliland born after all the wars, this broke my heart😭I love us so much, I want us to get better, allow eachother to grow and breathe a peaceful air for once and never lose it again. Let’s help eachother achieve milestones and celebrate together, together we can win man it’s heartbreaking news everyday and wlhi if in Somaliland we are doing good it’s nothing to celebrate bc we missing the better half of us, we the 2 of us in our neighboring countries against the world👬👥🖇️❤one creation Somali for life🫶
Then why your f up people go around and claim oromo sometimes arab
@@doctor66930he’s not one and there is no such thing as somailnd
cannot get over the fact that you put the sample of j Cole tale of 2 cities in the background of this
Clan wars seem to have played a big role. Think about Djibouti and Somaliland, both are dominated by Somali people but they never want to see themselves part of Somalia.
Yes
You gotta to remember Somaliland is controlled by one clan same for Djibouti
@@levia9349 That one clan co-operates with others though and it was even ruled for 8 years by a president who wasnt from the dominant tribe. Somaliland has built a "Every clan eats" system which is why its been in peace for 31 years whilst somalia burns.
@@BALLARDTWIN true but for that to be happend it had to be centralized by one clan first then the process "every clan eats" comes after
there are a ton of people in djibouti and somaliland that want to reunify, it's actually happening right now in laascaanood (regional capital of the sool region) has faced an uprising after somaliland soldiers shot at and killed unionist protesters. And are now currently fighting a war with somalland to reunify with somalia.
I just want to cry. The fact that they were once richer than they are now, different to most countries 😢
Nothing in this video is true tho
Even ethnic homogeneity isn't enough huh?
I mean when you're talking about Somalis lol
@@prometheusjackson8787 Racist Spotted 🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@thesoulbrook2798 lol okay black
@@prometheusjackson8787 white????👀👀👀
Somali isn’t ethnic homogeneous nothing in this video is true
10 years in the future bro will still be changing this video's title and thumbnail
Tale of 2 Citiez used as the music for the part about the two different Somalias, that was cool 😎
4:58 "insect resins" must be mislabeled. the only insect resin with commercial value is shellac (made by a type of bark louse that creates resinous shells around branches it feeds on for protection), and that's not that valuable and made on the indian subcontinent in somewhat wetter climate. resins that somlia produces are frankincense and myrrh, which are plant resins with no insect involvement (made by cutting shrubby trees and later
collecting the hardened resin). the percentage of revenue looks plausible for frankincense and myrrh, the stuff is worth a lot. if there is shellac production in somalia that I am not aware of, it would certainly be a smaller industry than plant resins, so that image must be labelled incorrectly.
He’s literally an idiot and mixed up and insects with and incense
14:48 That was because Ethiopia was a Communist Allie to the USSR too, Somalia made them decide the hard way.
@@Abshir1it1is
It would have looked preaty bad, if the Soviets Supported a country invading another country, especially one which was it's allie.
Correct me if I’m wrong but Ethiopia only switched to communism when Somalia invaded. They knew this would get the ussr to support them since they were already frustrated with Barre before
@@thestealth2448
You are wrong, the DERG was Socialist since the Revolution in 1974 after overthrowing the Emperor (which was independently from Moscow), in fact it was Socialist before the Revolution. Both Ethiopia and Somalia were Socialist allies of the USSR before the Ogaden War.
Ethiopia was by herself and won by herself cry more
@@sddsd6358
That's wrong.
Minnesota ended up having a lot of Somali immigrants here in the US. I never ended up learning about the conflict that brought my school friend's family here until now
Yea but this video isn’t true
Great video as always! I would love to see a video about Djibouti!
Can you do a video on Algeria please?? I’m Algerian and it’d be so cool. It’s super important now to europe I would love to hear a western perspective on it!! Great video as always ❤❤❤
You guys are saving out asses here in Italy XD
Thank you for for everything ! 🇮🇹🇩🇿
Algeria is a beautiful country , much love from Canada 🇨🇦 🇩🇿👌🏼 some of the nicest people I have ever met
What a surprise! a filthy murtad aka an outcast of the Algerian society wanting a video about his country, truly admirable.
@@darem4843 did you forget to take your meds? It’s alright settle down, don’t get your knickers in a twist.
@@tahaymvids1631 what did he say?
How many African states aren't failed
Few
It would be fewer if Turkey stops involving in Libya.
@@Zeyede_Siyum 😂🤣😂 pov you are brain dead 🤡
@@Zeyede_Siyum Wait what? What's Turkey doing in Lybia?
@@ad_astra468 ruclips.net/video/kCpL9JATq9I/видео.html
Most Honest video I’ve ever heard 👍🏽👍🏽
Nothing about is honest
uff the production quality and voice over (and overall pacing) in this video is a bit worse than some of your other ones, but it's cool to see how much you've improved then! it shows potential and growth, nice
I would love to see more african history
So much Inaccuracies in this video, I don't even know where to start.
Honestly, It deserves to be taken down.
Where? Tell me!
@@Alexander-sr7qm The civil war and the instability in the country is very overexaggerated. As long as you don't run into the boonies, things will be safe. Somaliland is praised, when in actuality it is even poorer than Somalia and has even worse geography. The civil war has been over for years, and the conflict has been essentially reduced to cleaning up a terrorist insurgency that has taken root it small exclaves across the nation. Living here isn't a live threating choice, and life is actually quite serene at times.
@@thesoulbrook2798also the whole down playing of pre colonial Somali history just comes off as misinformed.
Ohhhhhh your playing tale of two cities during the essay video, tale of two Somaliland, nice
Another reason to why somalia is poor: Our people have an absurb level of pride and no sense of accountability.
You are right I noticed this in the comments.
Judging by the comments it seems some Somalis can't grasp the ground reality.
It's good to have pride in your country but too much will blind you
somali need more scientists,economists and engineers
Imagine someone trashing your people due to some gaalo using wiki materials to disparage our nation. smh
@@_UCS_SwapnilSahaiSrivastavthe perons who made this comment is not true and not he ppl debunking the lies because nothing in this video is true
@@KnowL-oo5ponothing in this video is true and this comment section is lie
Come you should know that libertarian means that there is a state acting as a referee, there's rule of law and security, all things that lack in Somalia
Yeah there way way low number of regulations but a state is still required to enforce important regulations like right to property
Tears on my eyes...This is my nation! My Somali ancestors lived on those mile-high rocky plateaus for thousands of years, poor day in day out. I'm 22yo guy studying machine learning and business at the same time in Europe. One day I'll lead my motherland to prosperity.
I'll teach them stoicism, democracy & economics🤞
For democracy to work there you will hav e to resolve the clan-think issue because people will just vote for their own representative rather than the values of a single individual. If you don't vote for your own clan and everyone else votes for theirs your own clan loses influence.
@@ucube33
Great point! This already happened. We need to educate the people first and fight with poverty. Since tribalism is caused by poverty and uncertainty.
@@aarankayse160 tribalism is a thing partially for this reason due to having no social system in place/having no faith in what exists so they only way to survive is in your tribe to help each other. Food, water, safety and then people can focus on education and other things like planning their life. It sounds easy but when you start from zero with people that have no idea how this idea would actually work and change is scary... Yeah it's hard.
@@ucube33
Yep bro, "hard" will be even understatement. Since international terrorist organizations are controlling huge southern parts of the country.
If Somalia stands on it's feet again...it will be a miracle. A miracle that must happen, bcos we got no other options. 🇸🇴🙏🇸🇴
@@ucube33 This happens everywhere like demcrocat and republicans people blindley vote
The stayed on Feudal Age in AoE II for forever pretty much, thanks for the very informative video.
Somalia has never had a feudal age nothing in this video is true
I like your editing style, what do u use for your editing?
Good video but in case you hadn’t heard about the drama, established titles is basically a scam, lots of RUclipsrs are dropping them as a sponsor. Might be a bad look to keep it in the video.
Nothing in this video is true
“As a Somali myself, colonialism isn’t to blame”-👨🏻💻
LMFAO Literally and you can tell this RUclipsr got all his info off of wiki. If he consulted even one Somali I’m sure they would’ve set him straight.
@@soulsearcher7077 It didn't seem he got anything historically wrong, don't know what you're on about
@@soulsearcher7077
What was wrong then? Or you just mad because it wasn't 100% blamed on whitey?
@@bigmojito1765 everything he spoke about, was incorrect or altered in someway
@@bigmojito1765 Nearly everything was wrong and outdated. And the poor understanding of the situation made it ever so clearer. Neither is Somalia as divided by tribes as he claims nor is it in such a poor state. He is quite literally reading it off Wikipedia. Shameful indeed.
The sound track going crazy in this video 🤣😭
Trying to grow myself and get educated on a region of the world I’m not familiar with, and a Tale of 2 Citiez starts playing and I think I’m tweaking
Nothing in this video is true tho
I’m a 12 year old Somali and I don’t know why we have a clan system when we literally are the same
Facts
maalin wanaagsan walaal
Your a kid, if ur actually Somali nothing in this video is true and it’s a lie
@@Fortheshowsexactly I can’t belive he’s falling for this nothing in this vidoe so true
Broski what you said about the food in the beginning, Im not from an African nation but must say, the food they got is craaazy good from every region.
That bugs me too! African food is GOOD! The only food insecurity issues are in the Horn of Africa - all other African have lots of food all the time! Have you seen Ugandan or Ghanaian women’s behinds? 😂😂😂
Nothing in this video is true and also Somalia can feed itself, like the most African country, also thre not allowed to feed itself
This video shows the true lack of knowledge about Somalia and is honestly disrespectful. Dude randomly googled a bunch of facts and said "yeh this is where my knowledge stops"
Yea he just spewed normal western propaganda
Somalia should adopt a city state model
Established Titles is basically a scam.