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Mike here are some: During the Gold Rush the natives from California were killed until eventually vanished native groups like Chumash, Shasta and most known the Yahi with its only survivor Ishi who died due tuberculosis 😮😢 The Kurds during Sadam Hussein regime he wanted to vanish them 😮 Thats the thing they don't show about the US history always its the "hero" yeah right 😮
After mentioning the Holodomor at least a half dozen times in comments on List 25, I am proud to see that it is finally getting some recognition as one of the greatest atrocities of the modern era. The numbers of casualties may have been low; actual numbers could exceed 20 mil, but there are no confirmed figures because it happened over such a long period and bodies were scattered and buried over an entire country. Entire families, and I am talking complete bloodlines, were removed from the Ukrainian database. As someone of Ukrainian heritage and an amateur Ukrainian historian, I can tell you that Putin is NOT welcome in Ukraine and never will be.
Thank you for sharing true history!!! So MANY Americans (95% of America) needs to watch and learn from it. Keep it up!! And thank you again for going across the grain and doing this!!
THANK YOU!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Some voices need to be amplified, and some events need to see the light of day in order for healing to happen. Thank you for using your voice to this effort! ❤️😭
My 7th generation grandfather and his friend were kidnapped and indentured. The friend died because his master treated him poorly. My grandfather had a good master, met grandmother, also a servant, and they settled in Indiana after their servitude was up.
Hi Mike, there was a systematic expulsion of French settlers in Canada by the British in the mid 1700s. They purposely separated families. Husbands from wives, children from their mothers and so on. Some were deported to the Caribbean and other British holdings, while many made their way down the Mississippi to Louisiana which was a French colony. These people were my ancestors. They called the part of Canada they came from Acadia, which is now a part of Nova Scotia. Acadia mutated over the years to 'Cajun' , which is what they are now called.
Nah we still celebrate our Acadians here (Festival Acadian du/de Clare)❤ but yes you are right the French lived in harmony with the local Mikmaq tribes till the British came 💔 sent them out as you mentioned and many became Louisiana's Cajun peoples. My family came after the Explusion and settled in what was land belonging to Acadians. You can still visit some of the areas where the Acadians were loaded onto boats/ships....We even have a University named after them/the area Acadia University 🎓 (home of the AxeMen) it's a story that didn't get much notice when I went to school...now my child he learned about it starting in grade 1 as well as the residential schools & the history of the Black Loylists aka The Book of Negros story❤
As entertaining as I usually find List 25, this one really struck hard. Honestly: Thank you! It is so important, especially right now, to remember how awful human beings can be towards each other. With so many wars and political upheaval going on right now, this couldn't have come at a better time. It also caused me to re-listen to Buffy Saint Marie's: "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee." I didn't understand it as a kid, when I first heard it. But later on I began to understand more and more of her songs and the circumstances. I grew up in a tumultuous time, the late 1960's. Like now, back then much of the world was embroiled in war, land battles, racial inequities, and political uncertainty. In 2020 during the BLM marches here in Milwaukee, a friend and I ran as a Supply vehicle. We were trained street medics and supplied first aid, water, sunscreen and more for marchers. One afternoon, my dad called while we were in the middle of a march. He asked about the background noise from the marchers chanting. He choked up before saying: "I thought we'd done this fifty years ago. I'm so proud of you." He was referring to the race riots during the '68 DNC convention in Chicago. My dad was the original director of Soul Train, before it was syndicated. Dancers surrounded my Mom (who'd driven into the city to pick my dad up from work) and my Dad and escorted them to the train station where they were able to get home safely. My dad, a White, Canadian guy who not only supported the kids who came to dance on the show, but was my biggest influence in my activism throughout my life. The Buffy Saint Marie albums were his.
You just scratched the surface. For example, you left out the children of unmarried women who were killed by fake caregivers (in England and Ireland), or (In the US) shipped from e 20:23 astern cities to farms out west.
There's a RUclipsr named Simon Whistler. He used to end his posts with "I hoped you enjoyed the video", but with dark videos such as this one, he would say: "I'm not going to ask if you enjoyed this video, but I do hope you found it interesting". This may be a line you can use with such topic matters.
I couldn't watch the whole thing. I understand that its important for people to know our past(as humans) but it hurt my heart. I want you to keep us aware but sometimes I just can't watch. You guys are doing an amazing job though. Plese don't let people forget!!
Sending love to you and your family. My Tia tells me we are part Native but that's all I know. So I consider ALL Indigenous "part family." It crushes me what was done to the Indigenous people whose worlds were stolen.
It took long enough for the Pope to acknowledge and issue an apology for the atrocities perpetrated on Native families, by the Catholic church. An apology - big fat deal!
One starts off like "Eff Russia..." then "Eff China..." until it just becomes "Eff humanity." Great video team. Any time you can stir emotion like this or incite anger in the best possible way you're doing it right. Keep 'em coming 🤙
I think the breeding houses throughout the south is definitely something that shouldn't be forgotten about. It's horrifying, and should make one uncomfortable to say the least, but it needs to be known.
About WW I, you are correct. But during WW II, nothing remotely on the scale of the Japanese-American internment happened. My mother was nearly 100 percent German-American and she worked in one of the largest naval contractors in the U.S. during WW II. My grandfather (her father) worked at the same contractor, as an electrical inspector certifying landing craft used at Italy, Southern France, North Africa and D-Day. German-Americans who specifically had been members of pro-nazi groups during the '30s and early '40s were put under surveillance. But to compare that to the universal internment of all Americans of Japanese descent is wrong.
@brianarbenz1329 people also overlook the fact that German prisoners of war were brought to labor camps in the United states during WW 2. There was a camp just outside my mother's home town in Minnesota.
We never like hearing the truth, but it needs to be said or we will be doomed to repeat ourselves. Thanks for not only listing fun facts and funny stuff, but for also listing lesser known facts that need to be said.
The Washington State Children Services took my sister's boys from her and took her to Court to eliminate her parental rights to her boys. There wasn't any abuse nor neglect of my nephews. They won the case and put the boys up for adoption and forcing my sister and her husband to sign papers to the fact. Her and her husband was on Government Assistance, but that doesn't prove that your a bad parent. They both died a few years later of broken hearts, I feel.
Mike,thanks for this disturbing but necessary list of atrocities but please make sure you and your team take care of yourselves after such research. Greed and fear (in the name of "progress") destroy so many innocent lives and it's content like this that helps ensure the atrocities aren't forgotten; when we ignore the ugly truth of such events,it implies that they weren't as serious or as heinous as the "bleeding hearts" say it is so maybe an upcoming wannabe dictator/political party/terrorist group believes it's okay to "reimagine" an updated version of one (or more) event during a power grab. History is written by the winners of these conflicts yet very few, if any,fully acknowledge the depravity and horror inflicted on the innocent. Knowledge,in all of its ugly and uncomfortable glory, sheds light on our dark acts and gives the victims a chance to speak beyond the grave.
My Aunt Mattie, in the 20’s and 30’s, used to go into jails to give IQ tests to prostitutes. If they didn’t pass the test with an IQ of at least 65 they were forcibly sterilized. And this was in Michigan.
I teach on many of these dark histories in my classes, but I tell my students if they want to know more, look them up due to the lack of time because of having to hit other historical events
Thanks Mike some of these were jaw dropping but im happy I know about them now I alway come out learning helpful information when I watch list 25 with Mike!😊❤
You're right Mike, we as humans can do better. Although it was a dark list, I appreciate the fact that you are providing these pieces of history because it's so important that this knowledge of these historical events doesn't disappear. Thank You!
Dude, this was awesome history, I also watched the one before this one and it was awesome as well. I really enjoy watching the 25 List series, great job brother.
I don't know what kind of school you went to but 90% of what you covered I did have in my history classes. You only talked about one thing that wasn't and it happened while I was in college.
I've been to Rwanda and their genocide museum. Absolutely horrible! Neighbors turned on neighbors and tjere were around 100000 people were found dead in the water.
This also was a very dark,disturbing and depressing list that has me not being able to believe how aweful some of humanity can go to lenghths for the sake of war
I would like to point out, that in a few of these events, Canada also contributed or did the same as the USA. With the Aboriginal 'stolen generations ' We also did that to our Indigenous population. The segregation,atrocities & forced relocation of Asian citizens ( not just Japanese defendants) yeah, sadly Canada also did that. Maybe edit it to say North America, and not just Americans, or just USA or the United States. The world needs to know the Whole Truth, and Canada needs to also be accountable. 😢💔
The only thing about liking this video is that the information presented showing how life can really be for those unfortunately caught up in the events listed. Here in the 1980s they brought to light animal cruelty, but human cruelty is even worse. I know how some people believe that those who are not good should get what they deserve, I believe if these and other acts of cruelty have never taken place, we may not be in such situations of one outdoing the other. When I was in 8th grade, our history teacher ran a movie over a couple of days the aftermath of the Jewish encampments of the holocaust. There were piles and piles of bodies being moved out, most dead and others on the verge of death. How horrendous to be encamped just because of a threat of practically being business smarter.
My wife is Boriqua (Tejano native Puerto Rican) and she told me about this. It makes me so mad. My wife is amazing and pregnant with our first child. We're having a little girl and I'm an Italian and Sicilian man so I'm pretty white. And I promised her family I would protect them with my life. I love you Kristia Jimenez Pitts ❤
Every country has a dark pass. It’s not just in United States. It’s it’s worldwide and the fact of the matter is yes the ones that usually suffer the most are those who can’t defend themselves with this theme and it’s not the cycle will never stop because it continues to this day unless, everybody admits to one thing transparency all the dark skeletons, and all the dark secrets have to be exposed for their healing process
Here are two more for the list: the Silent Genocide in the early 1980s that took place during the Guatemalan Civil War, supported by the US on behalf of the United Fruit Company, and the Nakba (look it up).
Osiyo..mike Thank you for mentioning the Native American schools I'm Cherokee.. and those schools really screwed up alot of lives and families and many people were affected by the schools including my own ..yup it took 100 years for the U.s. govt to apologize for wounded knee
You left out the Trail of Tears (forced relocation of Native Americans) and Sand Creek Massacre (again Native Americans). Never has the lesson that victors write history been clearer.
Fun fact. Under the White Australia Policy language proficiency could be in any European language. So say you're Vietnamese and speak English and French fluently, nah, we'll just test you in German.
Huronia Regional Institution in Orillia, Ontario, Canada. This was a residential school for handicapped children. With the same profile of Native residential schools. Also missing is Hitler's Hadamar, which was the systematic institutionalization and execution of handicapped children and those suffering from mental illness and other cognitive defects. This was a precursor to the death camps and where efficient extermination techniques were experimented and perfected.
i think it is really cool of you to use your platform to bring these things uo (: We need to remember an atrocity is going on right under our noses right now, free Palestine.
You included some minor ones (such as the 19th century London dead body snatchers) yet forgot one of the major ones, such as the Holocaust of Greeks and Armenians by the Turkish state in the early 20th century. In fact, this was the original use of the term Holocaust to denote etnic leansing.
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Mike here are some: During the Gold Rush the natives from California were killed until eventually vanished native groups like Chumash, Shasta and most known the Yahi with its only survivor Ishi who died due tuberculosis 😮😢
The Kurds during Sadam Hussein regime he wanted to vanish them 😮
Thats the thing they don't show about the US history always its the "hero" yeah right 😮
After mentioning the Holodomor at least a half dozen times in comments on List 25, I am proud to see that it is finally getting some recognition as one of the greatest atrocities of the modern era. The numbers of casualties may have been low; actual numbers could exceed 20 mil, but there are no confirmed figures because it happened over such a long period and bodies were scattered and buried over an entire country. Entire families, and I am talking complete bloodlines, were removed from the Ukrainian database. As someone of Ukrainian heritage and an amateur Ukrainian historian, I can tell you that Putin is NOT welcome in Ukraine and never will be.
Winston Churchill was asked if history would treat him kindly, and he replied, "I know that it will because I shall write the history". 19:33
Thank you for sharing true history!!! So MANY Americans (95% of America) needs to watch and learn from it. Keep it up!! And thank you again for going across the grain and doing this!!
Repost and share. I get his lists by choice.
EVERYONE needs to hear this
THANK YOU!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Some voices need to be amplified, and some events need to see the light of day in order for healing to happen. Thank you for using your voice to this effort! ❤️😭
This list should be renamed "Why Aliens Give Humans A Wide Berth" . If we can treat each other this way then what would we do to a true "other".
Yeah, really. Earth is most likely on an interplanetary ‘Do Not Visit’ list. 👽
Lol aliens wouldn't be worried about us....be like you seeing ants doing unspeakable things and you being worried about them
My 7th generation grandfather and his friend were kidnapped and indentured. The friend died because his master treated him poorly. My grandfather had a good master, met grandmother, also a servant, and they settled in Indiana after their servitude was up.
I'm glad they were able to get out and start a better life.
That's sad for his friend but good that your G'father & G'mother made it home safe..
Hi Mike, there was a systematic expulsion of French settlers in Canada by the British in the mid 1700s. They purposely separated families. Husbands from wives, children from their mothers and so on. Some were deported to the Caribbean and other British holdings, while many made their way down the Mississippi to Louisiana which was a French colony. These people were my ancestors. They called the part of Canada they came from Acadia, which is now a part of Nova Scotia. Acadia mutated over the years to 'Cajun' , which is what they are now called.
Nah we still celebrate our Acadians here (Festival Acadian du/de Clare)❤ but yes you are right the French lived in harmony with the local Mikmaq tribes till the British came 💔 sent them out as you mentioned and many became Louisiana's Cajun peoples.
My family came after the Explusion and settled in what was land belonging to Acadians. You can still visit some of the areas where the Acadians were loaded onto boats/ships....We even have a University named after them/the area Acadia University 🎓 (home of the AxeMen) it's a story that didn't get much notice when I went to school...now my child he learned about it starting in grade 1 as well as the residential schools & the history of the Black Loylists aka The Book of Negros story❤
As entertaining as I usually find List 25, this one really struck hard.
Honestly: Thank you!
It is so important, especially right now, to remember how awful human beings can be towards each other. With so many wars and political upheaval going on right now, this couldn't have come at a better time.
It also caused me to re-listen to Buffy Saint Marie's: "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee."
I didn't understand it as a kid, when I first heard it. But later on I began to understand more and more of her songs and the circumstances.
I grew up in a tumultuous time, the late 1960's. Like now, back then much of the world was embroiled in war, land battles, racial inequities, and political uncertainty. In 2020 during the BLM marches here in Milwaukee, a friend and I ran as a Supply vehicle. We were trained street medics and supplied first aid, water, sunscreen and more for marchers. One afternoon, my dad called while we were in the middle of a march. He asked about the background noise from the marchers chanting. He choked up before saying: "I thought we'd done this fifty years ago. I'm so proud of you."
He was referring to the race riots during the '68 DNC convention in Chicago. My dad was the original director of Soul Train, before it was syndicated. Dancers surrounded my Mom (who'd driven into the city to pick my dad up from work) and my Dad and escorted them to the train station where they were able to get home safely. My dad, a White, Canadian guy who not only supported the kids who came to dance on the show, but was my biggest influence in my activism throughout my life.
The Buffy Saint Marie albums were his.
One very disturbing list. Thanks for putting it out there.
You just scratched the surface. For example, you left out the children of unmarried women who were killed by fake caregivers (in England and Ireland), or (In the US) shipped from e 20:23 astern cities to farms out west.
Might want to edit your post... Eastern has a time stamp in it for some reason.
There's a RUclipsr named Simon Whistler. He used to end his posts with "I hoped you enjoyed the video", but with dark videos such as this one, he would say: "I'm not going to ask if you enjoyed this video, but I do hope you found it interesting". This may be a line you can use with such topic matters.
Especially on his casual criminalist.
You do realize The Boer Wars were in South Africa, not South America.
4:53 Probably a mistake on their part. 4:19 He got right the first time:)
Just don't mention the mispronunciation of Boer. Sound it out Mike, "bore", not "boa." 😂😂😂
We need more of this, it smacks hard.
For those of us with a true interest in history, it gets heartbreakingly ugly more often than we care to see.
I couldn't watch the whole thing. I understand that its important for people to know our past(as humans) but it hurt my heart. I want you to keep us aware but sometimes I just can't watch. You guys are doing an amazing job though. Plese don't let people forget!!
Wuss
😂
Truth hurts, but by not learning it and passing it on, you do a disservice to those people who were victims.
I guess I won't be commenting anymore...a wuss?? Really?? That's not very nice.
@@jeanroe3428 please don’t comment on the internet if you got offended by that
Thank you for letting us know about these bad things. Some I already knew but others were new.
Thanks for mentioning Native Americans
I'm an older Native and I remember the talks of my elders.
Sending love to you and your family.
My Tia tells me we are part Native but that's all I know. So I consider ALL Indigenous "part family." It crushes me what was done to the Indigenous people whose worlds were stolen.
It took long enough for the Pope to acknowledge and issue an apology for the atrocities perpetrated on Native families, by the Catholic church. An apology - big fat deal!
One starts off like "Eff Russia..." then "Eff China..." until it just becomes "Eff humanity."
Great video team. Any time you can stir emotion like this or incite anger in the best possible way you're doing it right.
Keep 'em coming 🤙
4:55 You meant South Africa, right? Not South America?
I think the breeding houses throughout the south is definitely something that shouldn't be forgotten about. It's horrifying, and should make one uncomfortable to say the least, but it needs to be known.
This was a great one bro. Alota info packed into this short amount of time. Keep it going
German citizens in the United States during both WW 1 and WW 2 were also sent to intermit camps “for their safety as well” but nobody talks about that
About WW I, you are correct. But during WW II, nothing remotely on the scale of the Japanese-American internment happened. My mother was nearly 100 percent German-American and she worked in one of the largest naval contractors in the U.S. during WW II. My grandfather (her father) worked at the same contractor, as an electrical inspector certifying landing craft used at Italy, Southern France, North Africa and D-Day. German-Americans who specifically had been members of pro-nazi groups during the '30s and early '40s were put under surveillance. But to compare that to the universal internment of all Americans of Japanese descent is wrong.
@brianarbenz1329 people also overlook the fact that German prisoners of war were brought to labor camps in the United states during WW 2. There was a camp just outside my mother's home town in Minnesota.
George Takei, Sulu from Star Trek, was a child when he and his family were forced into Japanese internment camps.
We never like hearing the truth, but it needs to be said or we will be doomed to repeat ourselves. Thanks for not only listing fun facts and funny stuff, but for also listing lesser known facts that need to be said.
Stolen children happened in Canada too. 🥺😭 my bio dad is a residential school survivor.
The Washington State Children Services took my sister's boys from her and took her to Court to eliminate her parental rights to her boys. There wasn't any abuse nor neglect of my nephews. They won the case and put the boys up for adoption and forcing my sister and her husband to sign papers to the fact. Her and her husband was on Government Assistance, but that doesn't prove that your a bad parent. They both died a few years later of broken hearts, I feel.
@@mham1330 I’m so sorry 😢
Congratulations
@@mham1330haha
@@mham1330OMG I am so sorry. I know that means NOTHING to a stranger. But my heart breaks for you sister and your Nephews.
Mike,thanks for this disturbing but necessary list of atrocities but please make sure you and your team take care of yourselves after such research. Greed and fear (in the name of "progress") destroy so many innocent lives and it's content like this that helps ensure the atrocities aren't forgotten; when we ignore the ugly truth of such events,it implies that they weren't as serious or as heinous as the "bleeding hearts" say it is so maybe an upcoming wannabe dictator/political party/terrorist group believes it's okay to "reimagine" an updated version of one (or more) event during a power grab. History is written by the winners of these conflicts yet very few, if any,fully acknowledge the depravity and horror inflicted on the innocent. Knowledge,in all of its ugly and uncomfortable glory, sheds light on our dark acts and gives the victims a chance to speak beyond the grave.
Thank you! ❤❤❤
You okay after that List, Mike? I got really worried after 18...
Yeah really
Thanks for mentioning THE BENGAL FAMINE masterminded by Churchill,
My Aunt Mattie, in the 20’s and 30’s, used to go into jails to give IQ tests to prostitutes. If they didn’t pass the test with an IQ of at least 65 they were forcibly sterilized. And this was in Michigan.
I don't condone it but I'm surprised the score is that low. I have heard of them doing it to IQs of 80.
@@jackgibsxxx0750 I was surprised, too. But that’s what she said.
Amazing that every country's history favors the events that actually happened. The truth will out! Nice one, Mike 🙂✌️
I teach on many of these dark histories in my classes, but I tell my students if they want to know more, look them up due to the lack of time because of having to hit other historical events
This whole video shocked me.i'll never forget what these poor people went through.it must have been hell 😢
Rabbit proof fence is an amazing true story about the stolen generation. Very powerful film.
Thanks Mike some of these were jaw dropping but im happy I know about them now I alway come out learning helpful information when I watch list 25 with Mike!😊❤
Truth can be scary and frightening
You're right Mike, we as humans can do better. Although it was a dark list, I appreciate the fact that you are providing these pieces of history because it's so important that this knowledge of these historical events doesn't disappear. Thank You!
I never heard of most of these horrors until I started watching RUclips a few years ago.
"Boer" is the Akfrikaans word for farmer in South Africa. It's pronounced "boo-r". Hope that helps for future video pronounciations!
Thank you😪
Dude, this was awesome history, I also watched the one before this one and it was awesome as well. I really enjoy watching the 25 List series, great job brother.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I don't know what kind of school you went to but 90% of what you covered I did have in my history classes. You only talked about one thing that wasn't and it happened while I was in college.
Check out what U.S. did at Bikini Atoll
They did forced sterilizations on women in Pine Ridge Rez in the 70s. Women who had surgery also receivwd s free hysterectomy.
#5: George Takei, who played Sulu on Star Trek, was part of this as a child. He remembers everything.
Informative.
I've been to Rwanda and their genocide museum. Absolutely horrible! Neighbors turned on neighbors and tjere were around 100000 people were found dead in the water.
What's hard for me to understand is that people don't know the majority of these I learned most of this in school as a child
Mike’s in his Subway uniform. (Sorry, Mike!💜)
This should all be taught.
Thx u for sharing the TRUTH!!!
This also was a very dark,disturbing and depressing list that has me not being able to believe how aweful some of humanity can go to lenghths for the sake of war
It's so sad that these are so true.
Our beloved George Takei was in one of those Japanese internment camps.
Number 17, in Australia the stolen generation wasn’t just indigenous Australians
Wow! Why do humans do such terrible things to each other?
I would like to point out, that in a few of these events, Canada also contributed or did the same as the USA. With the Aboriginal 'stolen generations ' We also did that to our Indigenous population. The segregation,atrocities & forced relocation of Asian citizens ( not just Japanese defendants) yeah, sadly Canada also did that. Maybe edit it to say North America, and not just Americans, or just USA or the United States.
The world needs to know the Whole Truth, and Canada needs to also be accountable. 😢💔
The only thing about liking this video is that the information presented showing how life can really be for those unfortunately caught up in the events listed. Here in the 1980s they brought to light animal cruelty, but human cruelty is even worse. I know how some people believe that those who are not good should get what they deserve, I believe if these and other acts of cruelty have never taken place, we may not be in such situations of one outdoing the other. When I was in 8th grade, our history teacher ran a movie over a couple of days the aftermath of the Jewish encampments of the holocaust. There were piles and piles of bodies being moved out, most dead and others on the verge of death. How horrendous to be encamped just because of a threat of practically being business smarter.
More proof of what I've said for years,who needs monsters? What humans do to each other is horrible enough.
Albert Fish commented in one of his horrendous letters to the victims family about the Chinese market on human meat
My wife is Boriqua (Tejano native Puerto Rican) and she told me about this. It makes me so mad. My wife is amazing and pregnant with our first child. We're having a little girl and I'm an Italian and Sicilian man so I'm pretty white. And I promised her family I would protect them with my life. I love you Kristia Jimenez Pitts ❤
Humans, the “crown of evolution”! Oh yes.
Every country has a dark pass. It’s not just in United States. It’s it’s worldwide and the fact of the matter is yes the ones that usually suffer the most are those who can’t defend themselves with this theme and it’s not the cycle will never stop because it continues to this day unless, everybody admits to one thing transparency all the dark skeletons, and all the dark secrets have to be exposed for their healing process
The darkest secret not being taught in schools, today ... The Truth!
It amazes me what other countries DONT teach. I learnt about 90% of these events in school.
❤ Mike and 25
This one was a bit cold blooded.
It just illustrates that people do really bad things to each other!
Thank you for reminding me how awful human beings have been and are currently.
A good friend did time in 1968/1970's in San Quentin. He is black. He said they did experiments on him, psychiatric drugs....I believe 100%.😢
Great book my friend wrote "Privilege 900"
The Spanish Inquisition!
Here are two more for the list: the Silent Genocide in the early 1980s that took place during the Guatemalan Civil War, supported by the US on behalf of the United Fruit Company, and the Nakba (look it up).
Osiyo..mike
Thank you for mentioning the Native American schools I'm Cherokee.. and those schools really screwed up alot of lives and families and many people were affected by the schools including my own ..yup it took 100 years for the U.s. govt to apologize for wounded knee
Ok maybe not by school but I knew 23 of them
You left out the Trail of Tears (forced relocation of Native Americans) and Sand Creek Massacre (again Native Americans). Never has the lesson that victors write history been clearer.
The truth about the trail of tears. My grandfather walked it.
#13. Who would actually consent to that if given the opportunity to opt out?!
Well in my jr high school Mr math yes that is his name. Taught us that the Irish slavery .
Canada too! Our First Nation Residential School in Duck Lake, Saskatchewan found a massive unmarked grave site.
Fun fact. Under the White Australia Policy language proficiency could be in any European language. So say you're Vietnamese and speak English and French fluently, nah, we'll just test you in German.
Huronia Regional Institution in Orillia, Ontario, Canada.
This was a residential school for handicapped children. With the same profile of Native residential schools.
Also missing is Hitler's Hadamar, which was the systematic institutionalization and execution of handicapped children and those suffering from mental illness and other cognitive defects.
This was a precursor to the death camps and where efficient extermination techniques were experimented and perfected.
i think it is really cool of you to use your platform to bring these things uo (:
We need to remember an atrocity is going on right under our noses right now, free Palestine.
I can’t watch this anymore.😢
You included some minor ones (such as the 19th century London dead body snatchers) yet forgot one of the major ones, such as the Holocaust of Greeks and Armenians by the Turkish state in the early 20th century. In fact, this was the original use of the term Holocaust to denote etnic leansing.
Speaking The Manhattan project. There is movie with that name.
But it not base on actual event though.
I love your channel and I love your content but I couldn’t finish this one. I know it’s important to be informed but it was too much 💔💔💔
Well they weren't kept out of my classroom .. but yes they might now
I was never good at history in school
4:55 You meant South Africa, right?
what about the great molasses flood of boston 1919
I like the list but all the western world history we learned in class with exception to the French testing nukes
The attack on wounded knee is taught in schools🙄
With how Australia is going, we need to bring back the dictation test. Aus is going to Hell.
My cat was right all along . . . humans suck. 😾
you big sweetie, hopefully the future will be better. . ...m
You all must of had horrible history teachers/classes.
I went to school in the deep mountains of eastern KY and we learned about 90% of this stuff
Our Government cesses to amaze me.
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not news
People burgers
You believe in us? Well, stop that.