Id love to see a video on how evil Assad is, this "man" if you can call him that. More of a monster really but anways he denies everything. I mean everything
It was not that the education was weak , it was the fact that the communist governments all loved China and North Korea systems so sending them there would give them the best communist education
He was voted in on the promise to steal from white people, so I'm not sure anyone in that country was educated at all. Or of they were, they didn't last.
Equatorial Guinea is now one of if not the richest country in Africa. Or to be more specific, a couple hundred people in Equatorial Guinea make it the richest nation in Africa. The bulk of the population are subsistence farmers, or live in squalid homes with no sanitation. Unlike other dictatorial regimes in the continent, there’s almost no cracks or dissent. The citizenry is too beaten down and trying to feed themselves to care about politics, and the military top brass is extremely wealthy. The only real threat is EG’s entire economy being petroleum based, and and its small area of offshore drilling rights can’t sustain them forever. Time will tell, but it’s likely for at least the next several decades, nothing will change.
It’s an extremely wealthy country. Pretty much the Qatar of Africa. Except unlike in Qatar where almost everyone is obscenely wealthy, only a select few have wealth in EG.
@johncheetham4607 I think you will find corruption in every corner of the world. It's the self hate for me. One has to be deeply hateful to be soo greedy.
@@KimJongBeIllinDaily The bright spot is a country like Botswana which has been consistent in all socio economic indicators for approximately 20 decades. Tanzania, though okay seemingly lacks the "omph" in form of transformational leadership.
Out of all of the inconsistencies in this guy, yall point these out? Dude called himself a “hitlerian-Marxist” and thought that hitler was the savior of AFRICA. Wearing a suit and speaking spanish were the least of his problems
She was sent away because he father wanted to protect her in case he was deposed or things turned ugly as they did. There are interviews with her. She speaks fluent Korean and has written a book about her life story. I don’t think she praises her father though.
I love a quote from an African diplomat who witnessed a speech Macias made at the OAU. "I have no idea what he was talking about but he clearly felt quite strongly about it."
The video was good. Man gots money and wanted to use it to support the channel. This guy is good. And he deserves thanks for providing when he didn't have to. @Robotfromouterfuckingspace
@@GoodiesfanfulLook Trump is dangerous in a charismatic rich insane way, these dictators are dangerous by being just horrible and insane. Different lanes.
@@rapperx9820 He's still fairly insane. He banned fishing because a witch doctor told him it would lead to the end of his rule. He stopped the oil companies eradicating malaria on Malabo because they wouldn't bribe his wife to do so. The oldest son is allowed to run wild on rape binges whenever he's back in the country. He's pretty insane, just not extraordinarily insane.
This is the outcome of almost every revolution or governmental overthrow in human history. They start out with the best of intentions but once that power vacuum is created the people that fill it are even more tyrannical and corrupt.
A true indepdendance is when the people run the country to the brighter future. but in this even just shows the country is not yet free, but under new management...
I like how you said, "And don't forget to like this video to show your support for this content." That's a good way to say it. It's a great channel. I've been subbed for a while now and appreciate your topics and research. Thanks.
Hearing all of this has gotten me thinking. Is it possible for a monster to recognize their lack of humanity? Mostly because I suspect that if any dictator was forced to rationalize their actions. It would be just raw nonsense.
You ask thw a dweo question. You seem to be misled by the Enlightenment, however, into believing that evil stems from the lack of education or rationality. Like good, evil has NOTHING to do with rationality or edication.
@@CaesarRenasci That has absolutely nothing to do with my original question which was is possible for someone to be self-aware and still choose to be an evil person.
@@aryeh3701how did Sudan get into your rant. Yet two selfish Sudanese warlords, jostling for power are to blame for what's going on there. The Zionist state obviously carries out horrendous crimes, but don't blame them for literally everything.
@@aryeh3701 Bullshit. Actually, this apply more for Palestinians letting HAMAS do whatever it wants, bringing destruction and suffering for inocent people.
It's about scale. Nguema was awful, but he killed tens of thousands of people over more than a decade as ruler. The Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot killed millions in just a few years. What happened in Cambodia was far, far worse.
I don’t think I have ever heard anyone have the idea of sending their child to North Korea for an education. Even the Kim family was educated in Europe.
So it sounds like he was trying to fully clear his country of the European and colonial influence, and western influence, in general. Yet… did they continue speaking Spanish? Why didn’t he promote the return to ancient, native languages of the region?
Kinda gives the perspective that even some of the most heinous of people or movements originate with good intentions, their journey along that road changes them into something far more evil
Such as in Equatorial Guinea, where Nguema was toppled in a coup by his nephew, Teodoro Obiang in 1979. In Nov 2022, Obiang won 99.7% of the vote to earn another term after 43 years in power.
Churchill's pretty bad, but he saved the world from a worse evil so he's mostly remembered as a heroic leader. He never really had a chance to show his full imperialist attitude because he was a hero of the story. But he was extremely racist to the point where he deliberately refused to make food available to Indians for many years so enemies wouldn't get supplies if they took India.
Had to look up the song “Those were the days, my Friends” and now knowing they played this as soldiers dressed as SC gunned down people is disturbing af
I bet some people out there would still claim that all the misery Africans experience is still due to colonization. They never blame it on the corrupt African individuals who hurt their own people
A lot of African suffering is because of colonization…Slavey, Colonization, Killings by Europeans are still happening…they just don’t write papers about it anymore
Its funny because you forgot the mention the long list of them with Western support and backing. And also those that wanted changed yet did not favor the West faced assassination. You think Western puppets are building schools and hospitals? Look at the cartel violence in Mexico how top cartel leaders have US intelligence backing yet you always blame the natives?
Did they base the plot of Far Cry 6 off this? It's so eerily similar, from the citizens forced into slave labor, to a "presidential area no civilians can enter, to the way the economy collapsed in the late 60s to mid 70s...it goes on and on. Can't be coincidental
why is this channel not bigger. love this content..history, drama and terror all in one..smh.only bad part about it is real life never has a happy ending and all the death and misery gets wa too heavy at times..need a break..but imagine how they feel so we, in comparison are living better than royalty, cause even royalty back in the day only had a lifespan of 35 on average lol
You have misunderstood how average lifespan works. The reason for it being so low back in the day was because TONS of children died before the age of 5, therefore bringing the average way down
Garbage. Most people lived as long as us. It was the number of babies and toddlers that died super young that brought AVERAGE life expectency down so low. Statistics are complex and often deceptive.
I actually went to school with a direct relative of Macias Nguema. I knew his family were major figures in EG at the time, but not to this degree. He was a very nice person, so you can imagine my surprise when I read his family name in the history of the country.
Doesn't the country have offshore oil reserves which has resulted in several nations dealing with this regime in order to maximize potential oil profits. Please do a video on this subject.
@Ben_Silverstein34 What an oversimplification of how these dudes even become leaders. Let’s figure out which nation is taking the place of France since they’ve been ushered out of the Sahelien states; I have my guesses 😂😂
@@markmike7933you're acting like that would be illogical but the corps have literally never been held responsible formally when they clearly contribute massively to the sorrows of post colonial countries throughout africa and asia
I have an interesting personal story related to this country, which is still also an ongoing situation. Mind you these are all unconfirmed allegations. Allegedly the embassy of Equatorial Guinea in New York is laundering money. My dad's company is a client of the government and embassy of the Equatorial Guinea, they suspect that a representative of the ambassador (or the man himself, I'm unsure of the details since names haven't been given to me) of the Equatorial Guinea has been laundering money through the government since he will always show up with more funds than needed for his insurance pay and will allegedly end up walking out of the building with money that was most likely for insurance that would never be paid and end up in his pockets.
@@ferretyluv I would need some kind of hard evidence and not just speculation if I want a police case to go against the Equatorial Guinea Embassy. I‘m also scared what would happen if I went to the press about something this serious.
@@mastercrazyyyd7699 You can report it anonymously to a reporter. You don’t necessarily need hard evidence yourself. That’s the investigative reporter’s job. You’re just giving a tip.
Him dressing up his soldiers as Santa Claus for a Christmas Day massacre while listening to “Those Were the Days” by Mary Hopkin has got to be the modern day equivalent of when Caligula ordered his soldiers to attack the sea god Neptune and collect shells off the coast for plunder. Total insanity!!!
It’s crazy how in most of these genocides it’s always the people at the bottom killing the people at the top, it happened in Cambodia and also in Rwanda.
What a TWIST that Moroccans were the ones who finished this fool. I'm proud that my country has prints all over the world. These Moroccans made us proud.
In Greece we have this issue as well. 3 families, puppets of USA, govern Greece since 1974. Recent crime was discovered in 2021, when they counted the population of the country. They are guilty of genocide, with half a million Greek population missing in only 10 years.
Oh I get you ;) Yeah it is too easy to just change country when things are hard. No one fights and builds successful societies anymore they just leech off of the already good ones.@@agpaok0704
@IyamSoRaya yeah but you are generally not going to die of thirst or get your eyes gouged out by political opponents in the US ... at least not yet ... as bad as it is in the USA, most of the world has it worse. We at least can buy guns and have more free speech than most other countries.
Hitler's party were Nationalist and socialists so it's not really that much of a stretch. Both planned economy models with totalitarianism at their core.
Really makes you think about how lucky America was to have or first president be a mostly reasonable and good dude. Set a good precedent for what a president is.
This is the first time I learned of this dictator. Never knew of these crimes against humanity. About two and a half years ago, I first discovered the events of The Congo when that country broke out into a communist civil war during the early 1960s. In a city named Stanleyville in The Congo, communist revolutionaries called the Simbas took the town, and began committing atrocities against the white Belgian missionaries. Catholic nuns were raped and murdered, children were bound in barbed wire, then shot in the head. The childrens’ stomachs were cut open, so their livers could be eaten by the rebels. Doctors there were executed, as were innocent white nurses and volunteers. These rebels then began mass executions against their own countrymen because these people worked alongside with the Belgian missionaries.
I spent about 2yrs in EG, working on the Island. The island of (ex) Fernando Po or as it is now called Macias Neguema Biyoko. It is areally primeval place, I have sailed right around the Island a few times - it SERIOUSLY resembles "Skull Island" from a King Kong flick, if you saw pteodactyls flying around and a few dinosaurs walking on the beach you woud say " oh look there are some dinosaurs" no big deal, it really has that vibe. The local people are really quite miserable and totally unlike the neighbours from Nigeria or Cameroun do not seem to posess the " happy gene" - no matter how bad things may seem to be they always have a smile and a laugh - eternal optomists - no so EG but I suppose looking at their terrible post - colonial history it might be the reason why.
You need to remember that South Africans had a lot to do with ending apartheid. Citizens from grade 7 already were taking to the streets to protest, going into exile in other countries for military training & to raise awareness. Even musical artists like Mariam Makeba did a lot for the world to take notice. So unlike Guinea where most people conformed or were in jail or killed, black South Africans realised they were the majority so even though many were killed, they understood you couldn’t kill them all & made the world take note of the atrocities that were happening
@@GPS2FindMe People of Equatorial Guinea were not "conformed" with what was happening, they were powerless and trapped in that country without contact with the outside world. From your comment it seems that you are trying to say that the South Africans did better and were more capable than them, and the people of Equatorial Guinea just needed to fight harder. When in reality they were different situations. The South Africans were under a racist regime, while the people in Equatorial Guinea experienced a more insane brutal murderous regime.
You know what's sad if you look at history. All these dictators came from being poor. you would figure they would embrace human life where did they mentally go wrong? trust me I'm am not favoring them at all.but I find that interesting that they didn't come from or alot of them come from prominent families?but from being poor?
I think you need to revisit this. Most were at least middle class in their own country, most were intellectuals by the standards of their country. Mao wasn't a peasant rice farmer. Pol Pot went to elite French schools. Historically most dictators were kings and the poor are generally too busy just surviving to suddenly be lifted into the reins of power, see failed peasant rebellions. One generalization you can make - freedom fighters rarely brought freedom, weren't well prepared in personality or training to be administrators.
I don't think the wikipedia article even mentions that one of the Spanish governor-generals tried to declare himself King of the Bubi and got fired for it and sent to quasi-retirement in a military academy.
I worked there in 1996 in Malabo, the island of Bioko, for a year. I also stayed in the same hotel Fredrick Forsyth was reputed to have stayed when it was under Spanish control, and it was said that he wrote "The Day of the Jackel" there.
23:05 You can find 'The Why with James Hsu' interviewing Monica Macias quite easily. Seeing all the commenters praise her for her story keeps me awake at night.
How bad is the Spaniards imperialism but what a coincidence, except for the USA, all the other countries which belonged to Spain are in a way worse situation than what they had when they were spanish.
Spaniards did not have a black or golden legend as many claim. Yet they did contribute many things to society as well as shaping actual hispanic cultures. Thing is anglos love foreshadowing it, ignoring their own flaws.
@travelertuber9487 Of course We did, thank you for your words, actually I've met American men who are really interested in our days in America and They know even more than I do about that topic. Did you know, for example, that the proto helicopter and the submarine were Spanish invention??
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Men who seek power get very evil over time. It's why a president is only allowed to serve a short term in office.
Like a holiday in Cambodia
Id love to see a video on how evil Assad is, this "man" if you can call him that. More of a monster really but anways he denies everything. I mean everything
You using the South African flag instead of Papa new guinea flag
nice chanal , do you got some videos of Belgian king , or Bushs , or clintons ,
or maybe about tony blair , and any western psihopats ?
"Western clothes were banned for being unafrican"
Yet he wears a European suit in every picture you see of him.
Dictators aren't known for their intellect... Or basic common sense.
He did it because he wanted people jealous of him.
Dictators are not known for their understanding of hypocrisy.
Well reminds me of joseph stalin who likes western movies and kim jong un was also a avid chicago bulls fan@@jujutrini8412
@@jujutrini8412 it mostly among African Dictators
U know ur education system is bad when the leader of the country sends his kids to North Korea for a better education.
It was not that the education was weak , it was the fact that the communist governments all loved China and North Korea systems so sending them there would give them the best communist education
It was to brainwashed korea is know for there commie grooming
North Korean leaders don’t even make their children attend the schools- usually go to European countries such as Germany
Ur education is also lacking severely by writing as if U were constantly on social media and a small screen on ur mobile phone...U get it?
North Korea actually hosts a lot of African countries in their international school as part of their bid for soft power and anti-western shtick.
It is deeply surprising to me that the military never turned on this guy even when things got exceptionally bad.
Brainwashing bf, most of the “soldiers” were children
He was voted in on the promise to steal from white people, so I'm not sure anyone in that country was educated at all. Or of they were, they didn't last.
It did. His nephew was the head of the military. And he is the president now
@@Arnold-fk9fm
My point was that they only did it at the very tail end of the regime.
@@Arnold-fk9fm The military didn't turn on him, his brother did.
Equatorial Guinea is now one of if not the richest country in Africa. Or to be more specific, a couple hundred people in Equatorial Guinea make it the richest nation in Africa. The bulk of the population are subsistence farmers, or live in squalid homes with no sanitation. Unlike other dictatorial regimes in the continent, there’s almost no cracks or dissent. The citizenry is too beaten down and trying to feed themselves to care about politics, and the military top brass is extremely wealthy. The only real threat is EG’s entire economy being petroleum based, and and its small area of offshore drilling rights can’t sustain them forever. Time will tell, but it’s likely for at least the next several decades, nothing will change.
Kinda weird how the writers of that video left out that they're swimming in oil.
It’s an extremely wealthy country. Pretty much the Qatar of Africa. Except unlike in Qatar where almost everyone is obscenely wealthy, only a select few have wealth in EG.
Must have been interesting, at least. There are some bright spots like Tanzania. But overall yeah, lots of work needs to be done.
@johncheetham4607 I think you will find corruption in every corner of the world. It's the self hate for me. One has to be deeply hateful to be soo greedy.
@@KimJongBeIllinDaily The bright spot is a country like Botswana which has been consistent in all socio economic indicators for approximately 20 decades.
Tanzania, though okay seemingly lacks the "omph" in form of transformational leadership.
Francisco Macías Nguema hated glasses and doctors? Reminds me of a certain Cambodian
Pol Pot. It’s a shame that he was never brought to justice.
Commies doing commie things
Mao too.
Who doesn't hate nerds
holiday in cambodia
"Hates western culture"
Wears a suit 💀
He's a Black African Communist-Nazi
That's some confusion
Did you really expect a dictator to be consistent in their mentality?
And also uses Spanish 💀
Dictators are the worst hypocrites.
Out of all of the inconsistencies in this guy, yall point these out? Dude called himself a “hitlerian-Marxist” and thought that hitler was the savior of AFRICA. Wearing a suit and speaking spanish were the least of his problems
Poor little girl. Even the rulers of north korea dont have their kids go to school in north korea.
They do, what are you talking about? Only the most elite of the elite go to Switzerland for school.
Imagine being the only black girl in NK
@@maroc3446 There were some other black students as KIS University, also taken from brutal African regimes on exchange programs.
Apparently she was treated very well. According to her.
She was sent away because he father wanted to protect her in case he was deposed or things turned ugly as they did. There are interviews with her. She speaks fluent Korean and has written a book about her life story. I don’t think she praises her father though.
Funnily, Nguema's family still leads. His nephew Obiang Nguema is president since 1979 and his son Teodorino should take over soon.
Why not you
we will see how long they last when the oil runs out.
Heard that obiang sometimes ate his opposition. Tbh it sounds unrealistic.
well theyre plenty f'n stupid arent they
@@fredlfesl6026he ate my sister
I love a quote from an African diplomat who witnessed a speech Macias made at the OAU. "I have no idea what he was talking about but he clearly felt quite strongly about it."
"hitlerian-marxist" is something i'd expect some modern shitposter to come up with
The father of nazbol
You mean neoliberal. Sounds like most of them nowadays anyway tbh.
Hitlerianism
It's what the Ivy Leagues are pumping out nowadays 😂
@@jenniferj5324Ew please don't insult hitlerian marxists like that 😂
love the video you should make a video someday about john bedel bokassa as he was just as mad as Macías in many ways they even met once.
The video was good. Man gots money and wanted to use it to support the channel.
This guy is good. And he deserves thanks for providing when he didn't have to. @Robotfromouterfuckingspace
Everytime I think ive heard it all, another deranged individual pops up. People never cease to be cruel to others
There never seems to be an end to deranged individuals coming to power. Donald Trump, for instance.
@@Goodiesfanful Rent Free
@@GoodiesfanfulComparing trump to any of these people in these videos, surely even you must see the absolute derangement you're under?
@@GoodiesfanfulLook Trump is dangerous in a charismatic rich insane way, these dictators are dangerous by being just horrible and insane. Different lanes.
@@Goodiesfanfulorange man bad! Orange man bad! Orange man bad!
His nephew is president now, the plight continues
A country of weak men.
He is way better. I mean he is corrupt but at least not insane
@@rapperx9820 doesn't make him any better, EG is still a miserable hellhole with thousands living in absolute poverty.
@@rapperx9820 He's still fairly insane. He banned fishing because a witch doctor told him it would lead to the end of his rule. He stopped the oil companies eradicating malaria on Malabo because they wouldn't bribe his wife to do so. The oldest son is allowed to run wild on rape binges whenever he's back in the country. He's pretty insane, just not extraordinarily insane.
@@garioch65 Imagine being so evil that oil companies are saints by comparison.
just imagin being one of those who thought the day of indipendence was the happiest day for your country.. and then find yourself in a torture room
They voted for this guy tho
Whities owned land, Whities bad
This is the outcome of almost every revolution or governmental overthrow in human history. They start out with the best of intentions but once that power vacuum is created the people that fill it are even more tyrannical and corrupt.
Idiot voters are a problem all over
A true indepdendance is when the people run the country to the brighter future. but in this even just shows the country is not yet free, but under new management...
As a Nigerian I can attest to this 😢😢😢😢
Igbo 😂
I like how you said, "And don't forget to like this video to show your support for this content."
That's a good way to say it. It's a great channel. I've been subbed for a while now and appreciate your topics and research. Thanks.
Set limits on what fishing boats operated, so people couldn't escape. Geez, he thought of everything.
Crazy! Smart people who left.
Hearing all of this has gotten me thinking.
Is it possible for a monster to recognize their lack of humanity?
Mostly because I suspect that if any dictator was forced to rationalize their actions.
It would be just raw nonsense.
I think a bunch of them are fully aware and just don't care
@@tomz5704
Undoubtedly, some of them most likely are.
But others seem to genuinely believe In the insane rhetoric that they speak.
You ask thw a dweo question. You seem to be misled by the Enlightenment, however, into believing that evil stems from the lack of education or rationality. Like good, evil has NOTHING to do with rationality or edication.
@@CaesarRenasci
That has absolutely nothing to do with my original question which was is possible for someone to be self-aware and still choose to be an evil person.
@@thereseemstobeenanerror1219 absolutely
- wears a suit
- has his guys dress up like santa
- blasts english music
hates western civilization
Hitler = "a warrior against imperialism"? Wow... Macias was indeed a champion of twistedness.
Well, you could see him as a warrior against jewish imperialism? The Jews did have all the wealth and power in germany at the time.
Hating the educated people is what Pol Potts did as well.. the guy was beyond insane
Pol Pot you mean?
The US did it to Black people, made being educated a crime.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@@idipped2521
Pol pot
My history teacher name was Paul Pot. He didn’t appreciate the jokes..
How do 100s of thousands people sit around and let ONE man do all these horrible things to them??
Fear
Cowardice
Same as Benjamin Netanyahu people are afraid to take him out for committing genocide towards Palestinians, north Sudan and Egypt etc..
Religion.
@@aryeh3701how did Sudan get into your rant.
Yet two selfish Sudanese warlords, jostling for power are to blame for what's going on there.
The Zionist state obviously carries out horrendous crimes, but don't blame them for literally everything.
@@aryeh3701 Bullshit. Actually, this apply more for Palestinians letting HAMAS do whatever it wants, bringing destruction and suffering for inocent people.
As soon as i heard he burned 100 million dollars in Africa I knew his death was going to be brutal and that he had no chance of escape
😂😂😂😂
"we reject all western ideals...except communisim..we looove a de comminesem"
Communism isn’t a western ideology … and they sure as f^ck love their oil money
>"rejects western ideals"
>wears a suit, dickrides hitler, follows marx
Up until now, the actions of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia were the most horrifying that I had ever heard. This blows them out of the water.
Ever heard of the rape of Nanking? That's another level.
Check out Rwanda or the conflict in the C.A.R. You’d be surprised.
It's about scale. Nguema was awful, but he killed tens of thousands of people over more than a decade as ruler. The Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot killed millions in just a few years. What happened in Cambodia was far, far worse.
@@mjwbulich Tbh you also have to scale it down to the population of the country. Cambodia was more populous than Equatorial Guinea.
Congo worse
My dad worked in Equatorial Guinea back in the 2000's. He worked in Nigeria and Angola after that. He worked in the oil & gas industry.
And...?
@@peabee4758 🤣
I'm from Angola.
Does your father have stories about Angola?
I don’t think I have ever heard anyone have the idea of sending their child to North Korea for an education. Even the Kim family was educated in Europe.
Basically, he was Africa's Caligula.
At least Caligula was a decent leader in the beginning before he went mad
My mother was 17 years old when she managed to escape from that nightmare, 50 years ago.
Tell us more
So it sounds like he was trying to fully clear his country of the European and colonial influence, and western influence, in general. Yet… did they continue speaking Spanish? Why didn’t he promote the return to ancient, native languages of the region?
he did, he attempted to make fang the national language but pretty much everybody spoke spanish still anyways
@@Griff00😂😂😂
Equatorial wasn’t a colony since Franco came to power
Kinda gives the perspective that even some of the most heinous of people or movements originate with good intentions, their journey along that road changes them into something far more evil
You think it’s just that easy to make a whole country switch languages?
Sounds like an unfortunate familiar story😢 There are a few dictators like this still around today
Such as in Equatorial Guinea, where Nguema was toppled in a coup by his nephew, Teodoro Obiang in 1979. In Nov 2022, Obiang won 99.7% of the vote to earn another term after 43 years in power.
Depends on how you define a few, theres dozens
Biden comes to mind locking up political opponents
@@Rootigaplease name them
Name them
This guy is the african version of Pol Pot
They should make a movie about him
Who's going to make the movie though?
@@elliotfong8794 Michael Bay
Far cry 6
This monster was also profiled on African Biographics.
This guy makes idi amin look like Winston Churchill.
Churchill killed millions as well
Winston Churchill was worse than Idi amin tho, mf killed more than hitler in India
Churchill's pretty bad, but he saved the world from a worse evil so he's mostly remembered as a heroic leader. He never really had a chance to show his full imperialist attitude because he was a hero of the story. But he was extremely racist to the point where he deliberately refused to make food available to Indians for many years so enemies wouldn't get supplies if they took India.
@@hypertech116aww does the wittle baby need he foodie woodies?
@@hypertech116that seems like more of a strategic thing than racism.
Had to look up the song “Those were the days, my Friends” and now knowing they played this as soldiers dressed as SC gunned down people is disturbing af
I bet some people out there would still claim that all the misery Africans experience is still due to colonization. They never blame it on the corrupt African individuals who hurt their own people
Why do the colonisers protect the dictators and lynch leaders who want to help their people?
Combination of both, don't get cocky...
@Seanke23 Please ignore this ignorant Spaniard. The West assist these cruel African leaders to remain in power as their puppets.
A lot of African suffering is because of colonization…Slavey, Colonization, Killings by Europeans are still happening…they just don’t write papers about it anymore
Its funny because you forgot the mention the long list of them with Western support and backing. And also those that wanted changed yet did not favor the West faced assassination. You think Western puppets are building schools and hospitals? Look at the cartel violence in Mexico how top cartel leaders have US intelligence backing yet you always blame the natives?
Did they base the plot of Far Cry 6 off this? It's so eerily similar, from the citizens forced into slave labor, to a "presidential area no civilians can enter, to the way the economy collapsed in the late 60s to mid 70s...it goes on and on. Can't be coincidental
@wellthatwaswierd4570
Giancarlo Esposito playing main antagonist in *_Far Cry 6_*
😂😂😂
He Was Acting.
😡😐😐😡
OR WAS HE??
It probably is based on Nguema.
Theres been dozens of dictators in recent decades
I thought it was inspired by Cuba
@@AstarionWifeyPartly, in it that Yara is a Caribbean nation under a blockade, but Eq. Guinea was definitely a major inspiration.
Poor folks😢 who listens to a mad man like that.
I learn something new every new video of yours I watch, your channel is a real gem. Thank you for making this content
Why do you show the South African flag at 0:23?
Why did he throw shade at us like that
15:32 even here you can see the south African police badge
YeAh I was wondering that too.
Stock photos of black people ...
Nigeria, South Africa, Congo....
All the same....
@@1badcrow463 lies maybe Nigeria and Congo are the same but not us
Can wait for the Netflix series about how that guy was a big supporter of civil rights and against colonialism!
Literally.
They’ll reverse race swap him for the narrative
Exactly
why is this channel not bigger. love this content..history, drama and terror all in one..smh.only bad part about it is real life never has a happy ending and all the death and misery gets wa too heavy at times..need a break..but imagine how they feel so we, in comparison are living better than royalty, cause even royalty back in the day only had a lifespan of 35 on average lol
You have misunderstood how average lifespan works. The reason for it being so low back in the day was because TONS of children died before the age of 5, therefore bringing the average way down
Garbage. Most people lived as long as us.
It was the number of babies and toddlers that died super young that brought AVERAGE life expectency down so low.
Statistics are complex and often deceptive.
It’s absolutely insane that I hadn’t even heard of this man’s name prior to this video
Thanks for making these videos
I actually went to school with a direct relative of Macias Nguema. I knew his family were major figures in EG at the time, but not to this degree. He was a very nice person, so you can imagine my surprise when I read his family name in the history of the country.
Never heard of this time in history.
Thank you for the lesson ❤
Santa Clauses machine gunning people to 'Those Were The Days, My Friend' sounds like the demented fantasy of a rejected "theatre kid"!
it is cause the santa claus bit is a hoax, the rest is real
0:22
I'm confused as to why the South African flag is being used when we're speaking about Equatorial Guinea.
Wonder that too
Mistakes happen
Francisco Macías Nguema loved playing God, didn't he? He definitely had a God complex.
Thank you for sharing this, in 2024 this information is NEEDED
Doesn't the country have offshore oil reserves which has resulted in several nations dealing with this regime in order to maximize potential oil profits. Please do a video on this subject.
yes let's ALWAYS blame outside corporations OR the US :) lol you guys make me laugh :)
@Ben_Silverstein34 What an oversimplification of how these dudes even become leaders. Let’s figure out which nation is taking the place of France since they’ve been ushered out of the Sahelien states; I have my guesses 😂😂
@@markmike7933you're acting like that would be illogical but the corps have literally never been held responsible formally when they clearly contribute massively to the sorrows of post colonial countries throughout africa and asia
Very very well researched video.
I have an interesting personal story related to this country, which is still also an ongoing situation. Mind you these are all unconfirmed allegations. Allegedly the embassy of Equatorial Guinea in New York is laundering money. My dad's company is a client of the government and embassy of the Equatorial Guinea, they suspect that a representative of the ambassador (or the man himself, I'm unsure of the details since names haven't been given to me) of the Equatorial Guinea has been laundering money through the government since he will always show up with more funds than needed for his insurance pay and will allegedly end up walking out of the building with money that was most likely for insurance that would never be paid and end up in his pockets.
You need to reach out to the press with this. If half of what you say is true, then it would be big news.
@@ferretyluv I would need some kind of hard evidence and not just speculation if I want a police case to go against the Equatorial Guinea Embassy. I‘m also scared what would happen if I went to the press about something this serious.
@@mastercrazyyyd7699 You can report it anonymously to a reporter. You don’t necessarily need hard evidence yourself. That’s the investigative reporter’s job. You’re just giving a tip.
@@mastercrazyyyd7699 please report it anonymously
Him dressing up his soldiers as Santa Claus for a Christmas Day massacre while listening to “Those Were the Days” by Mary Hopkin has got to be the modern day equivalent of when Caligula ordered his soldiers to attack the sea god Neptune and collect shells off the coast for plunder. Total insanity!!!
or Xerxes having his soldiers beat up the ocean because of a storm prevented him to build a bridge to Greece
7:09 "The Unique Miracle"...
What a bastard 😂
This is extremely enlightening! I had no idea about this. Truly horrific!
the lowest life excpectancy in equatorial guinea was 28.9 years (1976)
I was so pleasantly surprised at how well you pronounce some of these words !!
It’s crazy how in most of these genocides it’s always the people at the bottom killing the people at the top, it happened in Cambodia and also in Rwanda.
African dictators. Not even once.
What a TWIST that Moroccans were the ones who finished this fool. I'm proud that my country has prints all over the world.
These Moroccans made us proud.
Yeah I hear you people run the drug cartels in Europe
In some African countries leaders haven't changed much.
The people haven’t changed either. That’s why the leaders don’t change
@@carboy101?? what does that mean?
Not at all! And its always everyone elses fault
Perpetual
@@Meerah0327It means the people keep voting for them
man, this is one of those "and then things got worse" stories. my heart goes out to the victims of this regime
In Greece we have this issue as well. 3 families, puppets of USA, govern Greece since 1974. Recent crime was discovered in 2021, when they counted the population of the country. They are guilty of genocide, with half a million Greek population missing in only 10 years.
Maybe they emmigrated from the failed state of Greece? I know a few Greeks who moved here.
@@Fr33zeBurn Of course they left. And at the same time immigrants come and they get paid without doing anything.
Oh I get you ;) Yeah it is too easy to just change country when things are hard. No one fights and builds successful societies anymore they just leech off of the already good ones.@@agpaok0704
What three families rule Greece?
@@Garbeaux. Yep check it out: Karamanlis, Papandreou, Mitsotakis
at 23:32 I have never seen a subscribe button light up like it does automatically at that point once
didnt even know that was a thing youtube could do
Thank god my Ancestors were slaves brought to Jamaica.
I am born and live in the U.S. I am grateful everyday for it
@IyamSoRayaevery government is to some extent there not for the ppl they fill there pockets
So you're grateful for slavery? Souch stupidity, how things are going for you in trench town tho?
@IyamSoRaya yeah but you are generally not going to die of thirst or get your eyes gouged out by political opponents in the US ... at least not yet ... as bad as it is in the USA, most of the world has it worse. We at least can buy guns and have more free speech than most other countries.
@IyamSoRaya- It’s not even close to the same thing. You must not study a lot, eh?
What?
“Hitlerian Marxist”? What the absolute fuck was he on
Hitler's party were Nationalist and socialists so it's not really that much of a stretch. Both planned economy models with totalitarianism at their core.
He’s post post Marxist.
Kinda like the democrat hierarchy
@@kenneth9874 shut up goofy
Jesuitical education.
Hitlerian Marxist is probably the wildest thing I’ve ever heard of
Bro bringing stone age back
Your flag at 00:22 is the South African flag, not the Equatorial Guinean flag.
Amazing video. Subscribed.
Interesting. Soldiers in Santa Claus uniforms.
Really makes you think about how lucky America was to have or first president be a mostly reasonable and good dude. Set a good precedent for what a president is.
Saturnino is an AWESOME name.
As someone whose country was also colonized by Spaniards, its my first time seeing Africans with Spanish names
The correct word you're looking for is "tyrant".
This is the first time I learned of this dictator. Never knew of these crimes against humanity.
About two and a half years ago, I first discovered the events of The Congo when that country broke out into a communist civil war during the early 1960s.
In a city named Stanleyville in The Congo, communist revolutionaries called the Simbas took the town, and began committing atrocities against the white Belgian missionaries.
Catholic nuns were raped and murdered, children were bound in barbed wire, then shot in the head. The childrens’ stomachs were cut open, so their livers could be eaten by the rebels.
Doctors there were executed, as were innocent white nurses and volunteers. These rebels then began mass executions against their own countrymen because these people worked alongside with the Belgian missionaries.
I spent about 2yrs in EG, working on the Island. The island of (ex) Fernando Po or as it is now called Macias Neguema Biyoko. It is areally primeval place, I have sailed right around the Island a few times - it SERIOUSLY resembles "Skull Island" from a King Kong flick, if you saw pteodactyls flying around and a few dinosaurs walking on the beach you woud say " oh look there are some dinosaurs" no big deal, it really has that vibe.
The local people are really quite miserable and totally unlike the neighbours from Nigeria or Cameroun do not seem to posess the " happy gene" - no matter how bad things may seem to be they always have a smile and a laugh - eternal optomists - no so EG but I suppose looking at their terrible post - colonial history it might be the reason why.
Jesus Christ this guy makes kim jong un look sane and rational
LORD Jesus Christ
_Where the F was the African Union on this guy, I guess they was busy dealing with Apartheid South Africa._
You need to remember that South Africans had a lot to do with ending apartheid. Citizens from grade 7 already were taking to the streets to protest, going into exile in other countries for military training & to raise awareness. Even musical artists like Mariam Makeba did a lot for the world to take notice. So unlike Guinea where most people conformed or were in jail or killed, black South Africans realised they were the majority so even though many were killed, they understood you couldn’t kill them all & made the world take note of the atrocities that were happening
@@GPS2FindMe
People of Equatorial Guinea were not "conformed" with what was happening, they were powerless and trapped in that country without contact with the outside world.
From your comment it seems that you are trying to say that the South Africans did better and were more capable than them, and the people of Equatorial Guinea just needed to fight harder. When in reality they were different situations. The South Africans were under a racist regime, while the people in Equatorial Guinea experienced a more insane brutal murderous regime.
You know what's sad if you look at history. All these dictators came from being poor. you would figure they would embrace human life where did they mentally go wrong? trust me I'm am not favoring them at all.but I find that interesting that they didn't come from or alot of them come from prominent families?but from being poor?
I think you need to revisit this. Most were at least middle class in their own country, most were intellectuals by the standards of their country. Mao wasn't a peasant rice farmer. Pol Pot went to elite French schools. Historically most dictators were kings and the poor are generally too busy just surviving to suddenly be lifted into the reins of power, see failed peasant rebellions. One generalization you can make - freedom fighters rarely brought freedom, weren't well prepared in personality or training to be administrators.
Yeah like the other person said, the leaders were usually educated and at least middle class. They used the poor as their foot soldiers.
we need a farcry with this guy as the villian
Far Cry 6 is loosely based on Cuba and Eq. Guinea
Play far cry 6
@0:22 you have the south african flag there doos
Proper doos
Actual naai
This is narcissism on a leadership level.....
I SEE HE FLY ON THAT WESTERN PLANE THO 😂
it's hard to believe there are people like that in the world.
Bonifacio Ondu Edu.
Good people are often not aware of the lengths and measures evil people use to achieve their goals
Associating online digital security with a dictators paranoia is insane 😭😭😭
It’s not paranoia remember c19 lockdowns and shutdowns for questioning?
Damn I have respect for how often you said “Bubi” with a straight face. Excellent vid
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I don't think the wikipedia article even mentions that one of the Spanish governor-generals tried to declare himself King of the Bubi and got fired for it and sent to quasi-retirement in a military academy.
5:37 even ADIH didn't even let NK to finish the text effect 😂
Hitlerian Marxist? That is quite the oxymoron, seeing as Hitler despised "Bolshevism". Has Ye heard of this guy?
I worked there in 1996 in Malabo, the island of Bioko, for a year. I also stayed in the same hotel Fredrick Forsyth was reputed to have stayed when it was under Spanish control, and it was said that he wrote "The Day of the Jackel" there.
least deranged African dictator
23:05 You can find 'The Why with James Hsu' interviewing Monica Macias quite easily.
Seeing all the commenters praise her for her story keeps me awake at night.
How bad is the Spaniards imperialism but what a coincidence, except for the USA, all the other countries which belonged to Spain are in a way worse situation than what they had when they were spanish.
Spaniards did not have a black or golden legend as many claim. Yet they did contribute many things to society as well as shaping actual hispanic cultures. Thing is anglos love foreshadowing it, ignoring their own flaws.
@travelertuber9487 Of course We did, thank you for your words, actually I've met American men who are really interested in our days in America and They know even more than I do about that topic.
Did you know, for example, that the proto helicopter and the submarine were Spanish invention??
i m shocked. I never heard of Ibongo before
I bet they dont like Christmas
Even french don't like it Ethier.
Its more of Zionist capitalistic holiday
The best thing is that he was replaced by his nephew who is now a dictator