How to Destroy a Nation
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024
- Why is Afghanistan so broken?
#afghanistan #h0ser
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Why Nations Fail - Daron Acemoglu, James Robinson
Prisoners of Geography - Tim Marshall
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www.britannica...
eprints.lse.ac... (if you’re gonna read any of these, this one is the best)
www.theatlanti... (pictures from the Soviet war)
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“In 1979, the Soviets thought they should have their own Vietnam, and they invaded Afghanistan to prevent a US-sponsored Islamic insurgency.”
hey thats an oversimplified quote
@Computment you forgot the France also invade Afghanistan or the Islamic rebel after them. You kind of a idjit you ignore pass conflicts then blame all them on someone else.
@Computment Vietnam 2: Middle East Boogaloo!
@Computment well to be fair it wasn't, Afghanistan had nowhere the amount of US dead fertilizing the ground. Not Iraq. The Revolutionary War and Civil Wars are more close to Vietnam in terms of what makes it Infamous in US history
@@Ahmadabdal_ Afghanistan is NOT in the middle east.
As an Afghan, I really enjoyed watching this. With all the humour and entertainment aside, it’s highly accurate and objective. If I had watched this a few years ago, I might’ve gotten offended.
But as I’ve grown up, with the help of researching the internet and my family’s personal experiences, the real history of Afghanistan has become so clear.
I only pray that more Afghans see this and stop being in denial and accept our unfortunate history, so we can learn from it and make change and improve the future.
Afghanistan still has so much potential to be a thriving country but with tribalism and religious oppression currently it seems difficult to imagine.
Education, railway and family planning will definitely help Afghanistan. This is just starting stage
Remember: education, family planning, and acceptance to change not tribalism. Just look Saudi
the religion isn't the problem , Taliban don't follow the religion only using it , Islam never prohibited education In fact it encourages it , the problem is tribalism and RADICALIZATION .
@@BassamShareef1991 on point
@@BassamShareef1991 It's a conflating with traditional Pashtun values and patriarchal social structures with Islamic values. The Taliban are uneducated heretics whose ideology is rooted in false assumptions.
I worked with the refugees during the evacuation, they are good people. But many will struggle to integrate. Majority did not know any English or understand the use of Toilets. The children were so joyful even in such a hard situation, I cherish my time with them.
Taking them out of Afghanistan is one thing. Hopefully the US takes Afghanistan out of them.
We Pakistanis took them in hoards. Just last month, 4 afghanis at 2 separate times mugged me at gunpoint lmao
They steal newborn kids, sell newborn kids, marry pre pubescent children, ra*e pre pubescent children, mostly boys and refuse to change and adapt to where they're living. Even Karachi feels like Kabul with them around.
You guys clearly evacuated the wrong people 😂
@Infidel Heretic
Yes. Hopefully they become more secular and stop following the religious traditions in afghanistan
@a good joe
Exactly. Even the taliban are more knowledgeable than these people
As an oef veteran. I saw first hand how breath taking afghanistan truly is. Despite what it has been through, the people are kind and hospitable. I hope to return one day as a civilian if it ever enjoys peace again I'm my lifetime.
They're surprisingly nice to tourists if you go now but if you're American I don't think it would be a good idea to go 😂. Maybe they're nice but I wouldn't risk it.
If youre smart you wont go back there. Dont be a moron.
The civilians are pretty forgiving for what the us did to it, undeservedly so, but from what ive seen their militants do not tolerate americans and brits there. @@bigrig8539
@@bigrig8539 You're more safe here than in London tho. We know you're not our enemy but the terrorist zionist leaders of yours are.
@@bigrig8539just say u canadian lol
If you laugh or smile before you click on a video, you know you like the creator's comedic style.
I just did that... looking forward to watching
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Wow it's that guy who puts countries on cricles, love your content
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@@Extrominos countryballs
Same
1996: The boys are in town
2004: The boys are out of town
2021: The boys are back in town
Like an 80s boy band that just won't die
@@doublejumpvideogames.... just like that except Thin Lizzy wasn't a boy band
LMFAO
@@evilleader1991what the fuck is that thing
@@Chadius_Thundercockthat’s what I’m saying
I love your style of drawing the countries as little animals with flags on them.
And they’re the national animals of those countries.
@@maliciouslycompliant123 I think its the most unique animals instead of being a national animal b/c some countries have animals that isn’t their national ones in hoser’s vids
No b b
No b b
Pretty cool
They don’t want you to know, but the real reason Russia pulled out of Afghanistan was because of legendary PMC soldier by the name of Punished Snake, or Big Boss, that single-handedly defeated the entire Soviet military.
But that wasn't big boss though.
@@imbaby5499Soft Snake
@@trentbrownstone1481 a problem only viagra can solve
@@imbaby5499 Small Snake
A weapon to surpass metal gear
America: “We fought 20 years against farmers in Vietnam just to lose, we will never do this again”
Also America: “let’s do that again”
We wanted to be like pop
To be fair, Vietnam and Afghanistan were actually *polar opposite* of each other so once experience had little to do with another.
Vietnam was a nationalistic, centralised ethnostate fighting with lots of weaponry and support. In contrast, Afghanistan was an extremely weak, ethnically divided nation that crumbled immediately upon the US invasion.
In Vietnam, the US faced against the industrial might of the entire Eastern Bloc as the Soviets and China competed to see who could supply North Vietnam with the most stuff. It was what NATO is doing for Ukraine, but on steroids. The Taliban were not openly supported by any other world power.
The Viet Cong insurgency was actually almost completely defeated by 1968, the "guerilla" part in Vietnam became irrelevant in the end years. The Taliban insurgency became the strongest in the end years.
Saigon finally fell with a large-scale conventional invasion from North Vietnam. Kabul fell without even a proper battle to Taliban fighters wearing slippers.
The two wars were different in virtually every aspect.
@@iattacku2773 You can take the colony out the Empire but you can never take the Empire out the Colony
@@shaanpatel9814 meanwhile france
Following in Britain's footsteps.
Thanks to the war in Afghanistan I realized that the problem is not the US military itself, but that its chain of command and post-conflict policies are so deficient that any military progress is submerged in a sea of bureaucracy.
I know it doesn't have much to do with the Afghanistan issue, but I was curious about that detail.
Exactly it is the main problem of the us and it dont seen they are trying to fix it they know how to bomb and not how to build.
It also has to do with the U.S's cultural compass surrounding war and martial culture that reflects poorly on its leadership.
For a country which often refers to itself as a shining light of democracy, the US doesn't really know how to establish a democracy or peace for that matter. You know, there is more to democracy than just elections (in cities) and maybe trying to include the actual majority of the populace (yes, even the Taliban) in the newly formed state would have helped.
@@Mimi.1001 tbh the only recent governments Afghanistan had before then were a genocidal communist regime, a narco-terror state, and a totalitarian islamic theocracy, so it's not like there was a good foundation. But overall the world is WAY more democratic as a result of U.S intervention, and Eastern Europe, Japan, and Africa's democratic developments during and after the Cold War are proof in the pudding. Not to say it was perfect of course.
@@Mimi.1001 No. You can just set up a democracy and expect it to be functional. Democracies are slowly developed over time by a group of people. This is what the US didn't understand when they set up new governments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the main reason why those governments ultimately failed.
To say that the British ignored Afghanistan is an understatement. Both Russia and the British tried to invade and gain influence in Afghanistan in the 1800’s. The British even invaded with tens of thousands of men and failed catastrophically.
The first time they failed, yes. But the second time- which no one talks about- succeeded and resulted in Britain control Afghan foreign affairs for decades.
tens of thousands isn't many
@@ni9274 at the time it was
@@ni9274 it is quite a lot. During the Anglo-Zulu War, the British had some 20’000 soldiers. They crushed the Zulus and partitioned the Zulu Kingdom.
tried is a understatement. britain outright suceeded.
“Afghan jalebi” playing in the background is absolute GOLD🤣
Yeah
LMFAO i thought i was hearing things
This is what I was going to comment 🫠
Ngl i thought it was just my brain
What’s very interesting is that as opposed to many recently formed nation-states, Afghanistan is one country where it doesn’t seem like the people themselves even want to see it as an entity. What I mean is that the concept of nationalism seems to have never really taken root there, mainly because as far as I know there has never been any kind of historical root country of ‘Afghanistan’, and this is very evident in the decentralized, tribal structure of the population living there.
people in Afghanistan mainly stick with their own ethnic groups and is very taboo to marry that of another ethnic group.
thats why no countries in africa could ever be united either...the whole continent has no sense of "african" hell egypt is far different from kenya
@@anatorres-ym8ke well… yeah, it’s a continent - why should the whole contingent unite? I live in Austria and most Austrians don’t have a „European“ sense of identity, but rather a nationally based one. Why should countries in Africa be any different?
@@k8con i agree with you
@@anatorres-ym8ke aw okay. It was just weird to bring up Africa as a specific example when every continent is like that anyway…
i have an afghan friend here in brazil, he told me brazil was the only country accepting afghan passports after taliban won
he shows me a lot of interesting stuff about it, i really really wanna try the foods that he describes to me one day
he loves habib's (the brazillian-lebanese fast food chain) and he loves northeastern brazillian food
You are going to Brazil
@@follower1812 was born here
That’s cool
@@follower1812 Come to Brazil.
" i really really wanna try the foods that he describes to me one day"
You better have a lot of space in your stomach then.
One of my college roommates hailed from Afghanistan and she showed me pictures from her hometown. I was in awe at how pretty it was. It’s an interesting contrast to my current life with my husband being in the US military. It’s a sad reality the citizens are living in under the Taliban.
AEUGH?!
Lol. It was USA and USSR tried to colonize Afghanistan not the other way around. But i get it u guys got But*hurt after failing to crush the people’s spirit and could not make Afghan women's a street product.
@@TruthSeeker8834 ok bot
@@DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy Ok, CIA bot
@@TruthSeeker8834 afghanistan will never not be a shithole like every other sharia-based jurisdiction. the only hope for muslim nations is kazakhstan malaysia and indonesia
That fucking manscaped ad transition was so smooth I was angry and then just sort of respected it
The fact he used afghan jalebi as his background song is mindblowing.
bro thought it's stereotypical afghan music or he's trolling.
couldn't concentrate on the video after hearing that
Why?
@@RK-cj4oc It's an Indian song (basically a bollywood song)
@@prathamsaini1980 ahhh thank you.
I remember when I was a kid other people would ask me what I knew about my culture, since my parents are from Afghanistan.
I could really only reply saying “I don’t know, we have good food, and a lot of violence going on”.
Very real and very sad
Tbh it's an awesome culture and history
@@conserva-chan2735 Yes, there’s definitely beautiful aspects. Though it’s sad it’s mostly overshadowed from the corruption, I still don’t know a lot about it myself.
Afghanistan is a mythical land which leaves you shattered but you will still remember it with a deep sorrowful heart;
I left the country in 2022, and from the moment I entered the Airport, I was constantly crying. Those tears were definitely not because of my love towards the country, but it was all because of the broken heart and the hopelessness that it gave me; I simply hated the cursed land along with everything inside it. Even though I was born and raised there, I didn’t have an ounce of affection or sympathy towards her and I was cursing the land with tearful eyes while boarding the plane. It leaves you so much broken that you request from God to just obliterate the whole country so that the dark shadow won’t be around you anymore;…
…Fast forward to now, it’s a totally new feeling; every single day I feel devastated by hearing the news about Afghanistan and I am just constantly thinking about her and I’m even feeling nostalgic about the vaguest stuff of the land.
There are days when I wake up and I just feel like I’m in Kabul, on my bed, and any minute now my mother would be storming in and waking me up for school, and then when I look at the sky, I feel like yeah this is Kabul and you’re still a 17 year old and in 20-30 minutes you should be leaving home to go to school, but when I go to the window and look around, I realize that we’ve already left Kabul, and Kabul is no longer around me, it is only alive inside my heart, like an evil, but a beloved one;….
that's sad because there is so much more to our culture but its overshadowed by war
Pretty good tutorial. Good to see there are no dislikes on this. Shows that it definitely works.
Amogus
Lol
there are 62 dislikes
we can't see dislikes because RUclips wanted to keep promoting stuff we obviously don't agree with as a people and they wanted to oppress us, all started with us trolling that gay female soldier who wanted to "see the beautiful parts of life 😍" through the military
@@randomguy6152 just use return dislike extension
Man I love RUclips’s vast DIY content. Saved me $1000 on nation destroying classes!
Nation destroying classes🤣
"Okay, we got through the Iraq video, how bad could this be?"
21 Minutes later
"Oh dear God."
same thing happened to me lol
🙀Ikr
I love how you can describe how messed up the country is without being rude, disrespectful or just crapping all over it like so many do
It's not messed up now. It's safe. Even for women, though they lack education.😢
@@thedictationofallah in what way is the taliban safe for women?
Hello? Is the thing in your head working?
I find myself wondering if the country could have funded itself through tourism since it’s so beautiful
@@thedictationofallah ok buds keep smoking that meth as its 100% working at making you sound like a 🤡
@@JpegDog they could have if there wasn't a religion that speaks hate as religion is the biggest problem world wide as non are right and proof as been shown there are no such things as gods they are myths just like the Greek mythology and many others that have come and gone
Ok so the transition into the sponsor is the best I have seen, and that says a lot, cause channels are getting very creative with it. Great video throughout, and very enlightening. Subbed.
Bruh really sneaked Afghan jallebi in the background 😭
I refuse to believe it was a mistake. This has to be god-tier trolling.
Timestamp?
@@theaccountant5846 literally the start of the video 0:12
i remember when u hade like 4k subs its been so long :D U have come so far it was like a small plant growing while i was just watching now the plant can produce its own food from 4k to almost 300k its been a journey man i hope i can see you reach 1M subscriber
:D
TY for your videos
Amazing, what a funny and education video on the reality of Afghanistan (coming from an afghan in Australia) . The satrical tone combined with the truthfulness makes for such an entertaining video. Keep it up!
What a great country, surely its not absolutely destroyed!
give it time.
So whos gonna tell him
@@OhNotThat just like how we gave time to north korea and Iran?
Nice radal pfp
It was never really “built” in the first place
i love how informative the videos are, some parts make me chuckle aswell
Yknow you should do a video on Haiti because it’s hard to comprehend the chaos that’s been happened these past few years over there
I agree. Haiti is a serious special case. They have good land, good geographic location and potential as a tourist hub and shipping ports, proximity to the USA. the only serious issue is their tendency for earthquakes but honestly the really should be doing better as a country. And I refuse to believe the lazy excuse of "slavery, exploitation, racism" etc. They have also received more financial aid than most countries in that region. Something else is clearly wrong that country.
@@orboakin8074 gang violence and corruption are also factors. however, the independence debt they owed to france, which was valued as the equivalent of 21 billion USD in 2004 dollars, immediately after independence in 1825 did seriously stunt their economic growth, and they struggled to repay that debt until 1947.
@@orboakin8074 diplomatic isolation was definitely a contributor to Haitis overall failure as a nation, it was basically Frances “Cuba” for almost all of its early history, along with geography, they really got the short end of the stick, especially compared to the neighboring DR which was also a slave society before independence but was never internationally treated as harshly as Haiti was (the DR side of the island also takes less of the brunt from natural disasters than the Haitian side)
@@orboakin8074
They HAD good land. Due to that enforced isolation, after independence they had to use every natural resource they had and unfortunately they messed up and used all of their forests. At once.
Now, without roots, everytime there's so much as a minor quake the hills fall down. Which is not good for building or for farms.
Quick summary in alphabetical order.
> Reason 1: France.
> Reason 2: Gangs.
> Reason 3: Poor Leadership.
That's really about it. The deathknell of culture. Corrupt, stupid leaders. Immense criminality, specially organized. And the French. No one can really know which is worse. But all 3 strikes? You're out.
I need to congratulate you on your sponsorship segment - it was so seamless transition that I realized it was sponsor time only halfway through it, so I burst out laughing. Very good. The video is also great as usual :)
I hear you. His style of commentary and humor make it so seemless.
Afghanistan: Exists
Internal conflict: I arise
Americans: *"I lose"*
@@maddogbasil what about ussr though? nah cuz if usa had actually managed to create a normal gov and these taliban twats had fucked off i think afghanistan would ve been at a much better place
@@maddogbasil well the war between the US and Taliban ended with the 2019 Doha Agreeement.. So that is not really accurate to say. Sure the us backed government failed but it was a warlord state that didn't attend the talks. While taliban technically broke its promise to the US (with Pakistan's help) and launched its offensive early ( Specifically Bagram air base closed down and the US had no real way of stopping any attack from a threat ever again) but it made no such deal or promise with Kabul. And the paper soldiers that have been a problem in Afghanistan since 2004 finally revealed it's self to the world. And now we have taliban controlled government. As it was always going to eventually happen.
@@commiemeth we're all still wondering 2 big questions
*"Why didn't America leave sooner"*
And
*"why are they still fighting In proxy wars when it's obviously not financially viable"*
@@maddogbasil “haha guys america lost in afghanistan haha guys did you hear me? 🤓”
Thanks man! I was finding these tutorial for years now I finally got this one, I can work out my plans. Keep it up 👍
Best product placement in the history of product placements. It felt like all stars in the universe aligned to drive a country to war and instability just so someone could promote a balls shaving subscription. Loved it. 10/10
jesus christ h0ser, the first half of the interlude at 15:13 is surrealy good. your editing has gotten so crisp as you've posted, really gj
I just love how you make your own B-roll footage! So organic!
Can't wait to see more country-animal personifications
Sponsored content bit was what made me subscribe to the channel. Well done.
As a second generation American Afghan, this video illustrated the recent history of Afghanistan’s struggles clearly. Tribal politics, geography and foreign countries and their interests..ahem Pakistan, Russia, Iran and the U.S have made it a recipe for disaster. I would say Despite these things Afghans have found a way to endure and I am hopeful for the future.
I get that you guys hate pak,US, Russia...but what did Iran do?
@@markusmath3421 We have territorial disputes (water supply) with them. Also Iran has supported different armed groups in Afghanistan.
Also not every Afghan hates Pakistan. We do hate their government. Pakistan has supported us during the Soviet Invasion. Millions of Afghans were given refuge in Pakistan. People from Pakistan even came to fight the Soviets back then. Moreover we have cultural ties with Pakistan.
@@proofofmyexistence2352 Interesting. What do you guys think of their former PM Imran Khan? I'm American but my parents are from Pak originally
@@markusmath3421Pakistan didn't do anything to Afghanistan it was them who started messing with us for no reason by bajour invasion which was repelled and then they tried to create insurgencies in Pakistan they started it first so Pakistan responded in their language and so they can reap the fruits now
@@proofofmyexistence2352now Pakistan is kicking you out
Afghanistan first became a nation in 1747 under the rule of the ethnic Pashtun Ahmed Shah Durrani. In the 1890s Abd al-Rahman, emir of Kabul, conducted a series of military campaigns that resulted in the country's first centralized government. The Haraza tribes mounted fierce resistance against the Sunni al-Rahman, and he responded with oppression and violence toward the Shii Hazaras. Many Hazaras fled the country for Russia, India, and Iran, and those who remained were subjected to harsh taxation, religious persecution, and enslavement. To diminish the Hazaras' sense of independence, al-Rahman divided the Haz- arajat region into three provinces and granted rights over fertile pasturelands in the region to Pashtun tribes. He moved thousands of Haz- aras to Kabul, where they were forced to work as servants and indentured serfs.
based
@@hazm001 pretty damn redpilled too
Might be one of the many reasons why Kabul has a hard time getting along with its Pashtun neighbors. Different culture, different outlook and mindset.
@@hazm001stfu
@@profilepicture828 cope lil bro
Yo nobody explains history like h0ser does, this guys is ruthless. And that ad was crazy I might actually order manscape this time 😂😂
Don't, it's nonsense
History aside, just the amount of character and effort our host provided was fantastic!! He's got me coming back for more ☄️
Man the first video I watched of yours I didn't really like the way you resume the history , but the more I watched and the more countries you talked about. The more I appreciate them, the way your videos skip a lot of the bs and talk more broadly, I have gained a new more general perspective that really helped me understand more the way this really complex situation came to be.
I would really love you did a video about my home country Chile and see your take on it!
As a Afghan hazara, this video actually accurate. Well done!!!
@@blocksarefun1 You have literally zero knowledge on the issue if that's your takeaway from this comment.
whooo sup bro
@@blocksarefun1 What the hell you're talking about?
@@4lineclear you have no knowledge as seen by your comment
@@4lineclear you’re totally correct about illegal firework.
Hoser is getting better & better, that ad read was funny asf same 9-11 interlude
The Interlude in your videos are a banger! 😎
You know I’ve always wanted to speed run this, so thank you for giving a clear way to do it!!! Much appreciated.
11:11 As soon as I saw that Stalin with the "that's it?" caption I immediately hit the subscribe button. Bravo
2:13
Afghans generally does not wear Keffyehs (including the Taliban). Especially not those traditionally Arab red ones.
Just got a manscaped ad during your manscaped ad. Very nice
man, as a geographer im so grateful for your videos, so cool, hugs from mexico
5:24 "There fighting over me 🥹"
- Afghanistan
“Radical Islam” being portrayed by adding a surfboard is accurate
Bruh
I ain't heard that in a while....
Damn...all those 2015 stereotypes really got old...
I don’t get it
All Islam is radical Islam.
@@CountingStars333 no
@@hamzaakbari8906 radical is a millennial/Gen X slang for "cool", "extreme", and "extremely cool". Used primarily by surf bros and sk8ters. It can also refer to extremism in religion or ideology e.g., ISIS and Taliban.
Okay so I’m halfway through this video while typing this. Just finished the Iraq video… I just wanted to say I’m hooked already. I hang on your every word; rewinding constantly just to make sure I heard you correctly or to make sure I didn’t miss any details. You do good work. I’m learning so much about the politics of these countries. Thank you.
Same.
I am from Afghanistan and it’s pretty sad what’s currently going on. Pretty much the only way you can get out of there is having connections in the U.S or if you previously worked with the U.S army while there.
Are you mad because you aren’t Pashtun?
@@dajjukunrama5695 fukkk the pushkoons!!!
@@dajjukunrama5695 that's so fucking racist
@@dajjukunrama5695 what even spurred that comment lol?
@@mamamia5668 the potential cope of the og commenter
Afghanistan is the graveyard of empires and also the graveyard of Afghanistan (it's people, it hopes and dreams and any potential it could ever have) Even without foreign intervention, Afghanistan would still be a messed up place. Geography, climate, and demographics have doomed it from the beginning.
Afghanistan is one of those countries doomed to fail like Somalia.
I’d actually consider it the backyard of empires
People should just leave that area if they can. Like, damn it’s history is messed up.
Without foreign intervention it'd still be Greek lol
@@conserva-chan2735 Alexander's campaign is still foreign intervention
As an Iranian, your song selection was just too good =)))
10/10, Subscribed.
I have to say your comedy is refreshing. You could definitely use this style for stand up.
That photoshop picture of you with the afganis😂, I had to go back for a second to verify what I saw.
Good job for making entertaining throughout the video,I have been watching these series since yesterday
I’ve been watching history content since RUclips become actually enjoyable, and this kid has outdone everyone !
check out biographic’s and kings and generals all so the arm chair historian and kraut
All so the Cold War channel
@@robotkade9107 Cold war channel rocks
@@robotkade9107 binkov's battlegrounds and caspian report is also pretty dope
I often worry about the history we are making and even erasing TODAY that people will watch in 2080...
w video. been reading quite a bit abt afghanistan and its culture these past 2 years, and seeing everything explained in a very entertaining and witty style, i cant help but laugh and guess along. new sub with notifs on. keep doing what you do hoser
The Wakhan Valley is a historical part of Afghanistan, culturally closer to the Badakshan cities of the north than to Kashmir or Tajikistan. It's been part of the Afghan cultural sphere since the Middle Ages.
The JJ McCollough face at 15:40 - just when I thought this channel couldn't get more Canadian
People forget that Osama and other funders against the Soviets betrayed the west because of the US support for Israel bombings of Lebanon. He made a quote saying the IDF bombing of two towers inspired him to do 9/11. After all of that, he pretty much forgot anything about Afghanistan’s struggle for “independence” with the West vs communism and pursued a global Islamic jihad instead. I feel like it’s so early to try to oversimplify this conflict as it has just ended a year ago, but more studies will reveal how convoluted this Western expedition to Afghanistan was, how we stayed there for another 10 years to keep our lie to the Afghan people alive even though our main mission was done, killing more NATO troops and afghan people then 9/11 ever did.
As if the US government would stay for 10 extra years simply to keep a lie alive yeah their not that nice if the pull out was anything to go by they were there for a reason unknown
Osama also wanted to unite muslim, create islamic state and spread islam while banning kaffirs from entering saudi arabia cause muh holy lands. It wasn't just us interference in middle east. It was his muslim brotherhood vision too
I mean you aint wrong yeah perfect summary
Funny, because Americans started supporting Israel even more after 9/11.
The Jihadis the US was killing in Afghanistan weren't 'people'.
These seem very helpful and is an excellent guide. Thank you for sharing these.
Half a year later when I naturally know more, rewatching it is as good as watching for the first time
" The Taliban took away the thing most important to us using MANSCAPED"
😂😅
The joke pulling out stops further disaster really got me🤣🤣🤣
even his ads are entertaining this guy going places with his comedy style
Greatest implementation of a Manscaped ad I’ve ever seen
h0ser, you have no business being this damn cute on top of being so intelligent and funny AF!
We stan h0ser 🤗
Ayo???
what the HELL
Girl, the only thing we simp here are history and geopolitics
@@tixerio3686 WE DON'T TALK ABOUT history AND geopolitics YOU HEAR ME
The only thing we stan here are geopolitics and history to understand the current geopolitics.
Never seen this channel before but a dancing 9/11 plane set to afghan rap with floating JJ McCullough and Ice Spice is my aesthetic.
One of the saddest things about being a Vet from here is seeing how heartbreaking the crash was to the people of Afghanistan truly were.
It was also atrociously shortsighted to fully leave Baghram, if we had kept the Afghans concern for keeping US Air Support in the country the AAF probably wouldn’t have shockingly quit in the middle of the night directly after the US left Baghram.
Burn in Hell
AAF was a sham
Just found this channel, but loving it already!
Bro pulled Taliban oppression into a manscaped ad💀
I love how you really did your research with this video and casually threw in references only Afghans would get. 👍🏻
19:42 I just finished breaking bad for the first time lmao, gus really do hit different in that image
3:50 the lack of instrastructure lol
all in all, great video
The editing is so underated
Praying for people in Afghanistan 🙏
May god help them
Mirwais Hotak, followed by Ahmad Shah Durrani unified Afghanistan's tribes such as Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras, and Uzbeks and Turkmens under one banner and founded the last Afghan Empire in the early 18th century CE. Afghanistan is inhabited by many and diverse peoples: the Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras, Uzbeks, Turkmen, Qizilbash, Aimak, Pashayi, Baloch, Pamiris, Nuristanis, and others.
Fun fact. Greek Soldiers of Alexander's the Great army settled (with their families) in the city of Baktria which they formed their own kingdom lasting over 100 years.
@@lazyguy3081 then they got swept in the tides of history.....
I'm pretty sure that place was like the route 66 of ancient empires
Ayyy Nuristan 💪
Thanks for the tutorial
It seems Afghanistan is finally at the Apex, where an inspirational leader can emerge, who will bring either decades of prosperity or ruin whatever is left.
god your videos are perfect, so funny yet informative lol
3:02 the buffer between them was between the British and the Russians empire bc the British didn’t want the Russians attacking India
Very interesting video
The sponsor message was lowkey wild ☠️
The song he used in the intro is actually an indian song called "Afgan jalebi".
15:33 the song 💀
What song is it
@@hywelbarker390 i forgot the name but its so up beat for the scenario lol
Afghanistan. It was a land where ancient trade routes went from China to India & Arabia. Where its religion went from tribal pagan to buddhist to islamic beliefs. Govern by islamic monarchy to parliamentary democracy & communist revolutionist. Eventually run by the theocratic military junta & militias. Neither the Indians, Arabs, Mongols, English, Soviets, & Americans couldn't pacify this isolated land between chieftains & warlords.
I braced myself for many things before watching this video, but when the sponsored ad hit, I was still like “Did not see that coming…”
15:57 bro I am rolling 🤣
You should do videos about Germany, Sweden, Poland, Serbia, and Finland
A video about Malta or Cambodia would be great videos.
September 1st, 1939
The most hilarious thing now is ex-Taliban fighters complaining on Twitter about how boring the 9-5 grind is now that they're in charge.
the transition to the manscaped ad was something else.
So many people here commenting that this video is wrong and not explaining why. Please, I want to learn.
another great video! Given all you showed, I would say that the issues all stem from attempted centralisation, not decentralisation in and of itself.
Afghanistan went from Crusader Kings to Fallout real fast
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Thank you! I appreciate it
shows a desolate desert and barren hills "look at this beautiful land" *looks like the middle of death valley*
your song selections are solid for this video xD
I'm Afghan and I live in Afghanistan (surviving actually, trying to find a way out).
Really liked your video mate, looking forward for another video about Afghanistan. ♥️🇦🇫
thanks for the tutorial man! it's great that this tutorial is backed with research and experiments that were really successful!
tutorial?? experiments?? what are you talking about