Deadliest Journeys - Papuasia New Guinea : Your Money or Your Life
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- 00:00 Papua New Guinea is one of the world's last frontiers of adventure. In a country that still remains isolated from the rest of the world, roads are practically non-existent.
02:02 The trucks carrying goods are threatened not only by bandits, but also by the Highland Highway, a road destroyed by traffic and weather.
06:40 Drivers use betel, a drug that keeps them on the road.
08:20 Potholes on the road damage the vehicles using it.
13:46 Bandits block vehicles to extort money from drivers.
17:05 Gérald Philippe, a Frenchman, has set up a number of businesses on the highway, including a brand of goods transport that delivers throughout the region.
21:00 In one of the highway's villages, the arrival of drinking water is celebrated.
23:00 For some mountain villages, airplanes are the only accessible means of transport.
27:40 Back on the highway, the road comes to an abrupt halt in the middle of the jungle.
32:08 To get back up into the mountains, locals climb into buses and pickups.
36:52 Drivers are often stranded by damaged roads.
39:18 Tribal warfare is a traditional issue in Papua.
41:40 For drivers, the road is a constant source of injuries.
46:04 Even in remote valleys, everyone comes down from the mountains for Christmas mass.
Officially, there are only 700 kilometres of paved roads. The capital itself, Port Moresby, is cut off from the rest of the territory and is not served by any road system. It is accessible only by plane. This explains the importance of the Highland Highway: this road is one of the few in the country. It’s the biggest and, most importantly, the only one that provides a link between the towns and villages of the mountains with the coast. For the inhabitants of the highlands it is also the only supply route. However, this road is extremely difficult. It runs through the wildest and most dangerous regions in the country. It very soon gives way to increasingly deep potholes and a road surface that is either breaking up or has completely subsided. Landslips, mud slides, accidents… there are many dangers on the Highway. Truck drivers are also often targeted by armed gangs who hold travelers for ransom. Kevin has been making this trip for ten years. At the wheel of his imposing American truck he makes three trips a week to supply the town of Kundiawa. His boss? A French ex-pat, who’s been in Papua Asia for more than 20 years. This adventurer has made a new life in the heart of the mountains of Papua Asia. He owns several trucks and most of the shops in town. He has become a respected person in the highlands. They even call him “the lord”! And what lies under the ground in Papua Asia has whetted the appetites of major international mining companies. There’s an abundance of gold, gas and oil here, but most exploitations are in the deepest part of the tropical jungle. They have an enormous need for equipment. A number of experienced drivers regularly risk their lives in these forgotten regions. Such is Billy’s case. His mission: drive two giant plant machines to the Moro oil well. A testing journey deep in a hostile forest. Beyond the Highway: the jungle and the mountains! Most villages can only be reached by plane. Every year pilots lose their lives in the highlands. The weather is unpredictable and the airstrips barely usable. Most of the time they are slippery strips of mud. Antony, a young New Zealander, has been doing this job for a year now. It’s a high-risk occupation, but it’s also his passion. On the rare tracks in the country, the only means of public transport remain some old, beaten-up pick-up trucks. Their drivers pay absolutely no attention to safety standards. With his vehicle laden with passengers and supplies, Paul makes daily trips to the villages on Mount Wilhelm?the highest peak in Papua Asia?from the valley. Here, brakes and suspension get a severe testing! The least error means a certain plunge to the bottom of a ravine… It’s here, on the roof of Papua Asia, that Father Matthew lives. He’s a Papuan priest and he’s a unique character. On this Christmas Day he celebrates a huge mass before setting off on forgotten trails that only he dares to take. His destination? Villages far from anywhere where he must spread the good word. -
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Who else just started randomly watching this during lockdown and is now addicted
Me lol
Yeah been watching the hell outta these , the african ones are nuts !!!
Me 2. 😂
Listen to u people I swear u people love being locked down by tyrannical governments u people think it's normal I think u people need to move to a communist regime somewhere u would love being dictated by your masters
Meeee😢😢😢😅😅
Those of us living in a Western culture, sometimes forget that places like this still exist in the world... thanks to RUclips and those men and women willing to risk their lives making video tapes like this awesome one. We at least are able to grasp some of the poverty and disparity on this Earth we all share. Thanks for the effort used in creating this documentary.!
We the people of India the World largest democracy respects the courage of our brothers and sisters of Papua New Guinea.
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Their sewer system is probably better than yours lmao
@@joekingly2024Our country is not comparable to theirs 😂😂 , so cry about it
@@hindustan.bharat Oh but it is Pajeet, it surely is. You see, your countrys average iq is like 75 and theirs is 65. That's not that much of a difference, is it?
Lived there 12 years and worked there FIFO for another 5. A rewarding place to live; most people are very kind, helpful and tolerant. All the back roads are 4-wheel drive experiences but one learns. Have driven clapped-out vehicles around the place; a sense of humour helps plus a little mechanical ingenuity. Beautiful country. Thoroughly enjoyed myself and tank yu tru, PNG.
I think Id enjoy a year or two there meself Robert. I traveled the world and love to experience different cultures.
WHITE MEN , COME BACK AND FIX OUR ROADS. LOL
Sparky as a shit hole yourself you would know right?
Lived there for 8 years, got married there, my daughter and son are half PNG living in Australia (as I do).
You must be living in a box while your in Papua new Guinea.
Great video. I was in PNG for a couple of months in the late 80's, it wasn't as developed as shown here but was still quite dangerous although there wasn't as many guns as now. Every man and his dog had a machete tho'. I did a lot of trecking in the western highlands, saw some amazing sights, met some colourful and amazing people. I witnessed village/tribal battles but at that time they used arrows, machetes and spears which resulted in horrific injuries but fewer fatalities. There were some scary times! Glad I came across this video.
allwrighty100 wow it’s amazing , I wish one day I can travel throw PNG
@@mohd2000000 Yeah, where else in the world can you watch tribal battles with arrows, machetes and spears. Its like playing mount and blade bannerlord, but only in real life hehe
BIG THANKS to the truckers of PNG,, keep doing the hard work that you do to provide services for the unfortunate ones in PNG.👍👍
Love Kevin, what a legend, he puts Australian truck drivers to shame, the way he drives that truck.
I love PNG and head over every year. The roads are terrible but the wet season is relentless. I'll never lose my love for the country and it's people.
I lived and worked there for six years ,had a an absolute ball ,
What did you do there. New Guinea has always interested me because my father was there in WWII
Best wishes for the people of PNG
Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬
Amazing how some people still live however no one and nothing can take away their smile :love
I love my country thank you for this beautiful documentary
Great documentary, thanks for uploading it!
Lived in PNG as a kid. Amazing experience.
That is A Nice Green Truck, Papa New Guinea.
Took me 3 days to finish this video, I couldn't wait to catch up. Nicely compiled and good translation too.
Looks like a lovely place for a holiday. 😎
How Kevin can concentrate on the road through the mesh is mind boggling, specially in the dark.
anthony wong its not as bad once you at it. summer driving in california fruit farms is not any better. bees hit and explode all the honey on your winshield. more vipers you use, worse it gets. i rarerly clean it.
Guess your right.
10:hours drive, unload then drive back 10 hours !!
Awesome documentary.THANK YOU
I will never complain about living in the projects again!
MyMrRasta HaHa! I agree my brother!
but no mountains and forests, only wilderness
Thanks....I got a good laugh at that one.
I'm a Papua New Guinean woman. I live in the Milne Bay Province. I've always sympathized for people living in the projects because seriously, I love my life here. So it was intriguing to see your comment. I would never trade what I have in PNG for life in the projects. I'm just saying.
I'd rather live there in the forest where you can hunt for food rather than starve in a ugly ass city with no plants
I am an expatriate who have been living in Papua New Guinea for the last 23 years....we need take this documentary with " a pinch of salt".
Its very obvious from the beginning e.g " why there is caucasian translating"...when the Papua New Guinean is speaking good English.
There is more dangerous roads in the National Geography channels.🤔
There are zero roads in the National Geography channels. Maybe a translator would help you after all.
*@Jaya Bala* Sure ........there's even more violent crime in Uncle Sam's utopia ,but that's no reason to sugarcoat this just to stay politically "correct"......It's not so much a "caucasian translation" ,the narrator is also telling a story .
Personally I have no problem following their English, regular viewers might have a bit of problem following "patois" English.19:16😄
Don't want to be a trainspotter , but it's amusing when you claim _"the Papua New Guinean is speaking good English"_ , when your comment contains already about five incorrect spellings.👍🥴
The trucker! God bless him!!!
Miss driving in those rugged road. Driving back home in PNG is like playing sports.
KEVIN IS A NATIONAL HERO BIG HIM FOR ME PLEASE AS A TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER FROM JAMAICA JAH KNOW YOTH JAH BLESS YOU AND YOUR LITTLE FAMILY
Wow look at how some people live.Be Happy you have utilities and internet with all the other things.
Its easy to criticize png & its citizen's. Thank the png governments past & present are to blame for the economic mess. Png people survive as best as possible in the broken, corrupt system they have inherited. Png people are good, kind, considerate caring hard working. Sure you get rotten apples in the bunch just like any where else on this planet. My father had a small business before independence It was a sad day when we departed for Australia. I had an wonderful childhood growing up in p.n.g. Many good friends & memories.
i blame the government alright , that sucks for the people over there
True true bro. I to live in QLD Aus.
Now that's another true Papua New Guinean talking. Em ples blo yu ya tokim ol.
Exactly!
Salt of the earth people ruined by crooked politicians
There's no truck/vehicle like the Toyota, especially land cruisers. Indestructible!
Why
EVANS Mwaleh true! I prefer modified hilux. Great off road vehicle in fact better than ford.
Banana Kampreto Why ask why? Try Bud Dry.
@@bananakampreto3033 Because they are more reliable, easier to work on, and have more parts availability across the globe than any other brand.
@@lhenkinx57 It's like you are trying too hard to be cool. A hilux is a pickup. Different name, same thing.
question : can you see the road ?... driver : NOT REALLY !
Hope Kevin keeps safe because of his family.
I worked in PNG for all of 2014 in the oilfield. Incredibly proud people but very poor. Their Government is incredibly corrupt. As an American I was absolutely respectful of the people and in turn they returned that respect 10 fold. The country itself is beautiful, thick canopy jungle with waterfalls. Lots of WWII history on that island with relics of WWII equipment spread throughout the jungle. I did what i could to help the local villages and native people. If you want to get a kick out of something look up "The YAM Fesitval" where women take control for the whole festival and get to choose what man they want! lmao
My dad was stationed in New Guinea (no Papua then) during WWII.
thank you for the upload very enjoyable
This is the best documentary channels and if not for one simple reason and that is the commentator takes the time to repeat what the Foreigner say. Which case my eyes on the actual video instead of trying to read the words at the bottom depending on how fast they put them across. Thank you to the channel
Ice Road truckers is a holiday compared to this :-)
the ice road is worse than you think we are WAY over 60 hours per week . Nothing like those idiotic pussies on TV
@@GusgusA1 I was sad I didn't see any scary videos on your page. Why not post some? If you are working over 60 hours a week, and you have already taken video when driving there is no reason. Thanks.
Erik Larson Because it's not scary. Who said i took videos lmao
crazy! Alaskan truck drivers and these guys should switch for a week. equally gnarly
@William Solia chutiya
Loved every minute !
Extraordinary documentary on the dangerous road as Papua New guinea. I think the drivers must be challenged in crossing those roads. 🚐🚌🚍🚚🚛🛤thanks for sharing.
The narrator’s voice when he repeats some of the phrases makes me laugh. Best part about this. “ Get out of the way or I’ll run you over “ 😂
i have friends from PNG, they are nice and crazy the same time...i will like to go invest there tho one daY
Modou Lamin Bajo drug and na
i start loving the life i have more since iv watch this
Very interesting documentary. Good to see people and life in all its rawness. Very difficult life indeed.
Looks like an armored truck from Mad Max😂
Most of these people are speaking English but they translate it anyway... I can understand them just fine.
The original documentary was in French, they probably translated the translation. English wasn't always spoken though, many people were speaking Tok Pisin which uses many English words but is mostly unintelligible to English speakers
@@joanignasi91 ah okay that makes sense
Mom's every where are the same. Always worried about their kids. 💕
I had similar thoughts
When we were in PNG we were meeting a bulk carrier as my hubby is a engineer. I told the driver from the airport it was my birthday and when we got to the hotel we were staying at. He turned to me and said” please madam do not leave here, it’s protected & if u leave it you will probably get killed. We stayed there all night and the next day we had to quickly leave as war had started. We were on a flocker plane & were taken to a island and the ship picked us up there. We had to get in a boat at night then climb the rope stairs to get on the ship.
8 months later when we returned home from travelling around the world, while hubby worked. We heard about all the massacres that happened in Papua New Guinea only days after we left - it’s was heart breaking but felt safe back home….
Now China has bought into there country and Solomon Islands They won’t want to cheat them and just use Chinese workers as these ppl are poor and hate being told what to do. They are also hugely built. They won’t think twice about shooting a Chinese worker and if the Chinese send army over there ……. I’d put my money on all the villages
what a beautiful country I hope the government and the international communities help build the roads and bring law and order.
Beautiful country? you should watch "World's Most Dangerous Cities: Port Moresby (PNG) BBC Stories" and see how men of this country treat women...
My comments were based on landscape of the country witch is absolutely gorgeous, I think the respected viewer thoughts are based on BBC report, the population of PNG is more then 8 millions, if half are men do you suggest we have more then 4 million abusers, please get your facts in order
Oh u mean America or England should help only to be spit on by EVERYONE ....
I think papua new guinea is beautiful place with beautiful people. Its sad how these people were assimilated to western culture which they are not accostume to.
AMM0beatz you can not stop the world turning around...time is the 4th dimension.
i met an indian chief in northern canada. he said,"a lot of us indians complain about white people but im getting plumbing in my house next year and that's just great, especially in the winter I won't have to do my business in -40". There is loss of diversity but western culture spreads because it is a collection of wonderful technology more than anything. Its easy to romanticize a culture that we are not familiar with but if 20% of your kids die before they reach 2 years old and masses of people die in a bad growing season, western culture doesn't seem so bad and that is why it spreads.
It brings roads, access to medical professionals ,life to little Villages where you can buy the things that you need now, where before they probably have to travel some miles, but sadly, some that don't want to assimilate have to rape, kill, and extort from those who work hard to make everybody's life easier, like a tree falling in a very strategic place in the middle of the road, but a few truck drivers can't get together and move it themselves,no, the locals have to do it for you.... at a price. the scary part was when the guy said: " at least we don't rape the women like they do in that other area" and the police are definitely getting a little piece of that pie too, sadly
AMM0beatz you are ignorant
Charlie K you think us white Europeans or Americans are any better ? We have caused the most horrific wars man kind has ever seen in the past 300 years with this new ''technology'' called guns and bombs, all society and civilisations have fought amongst each other, none is better then the other, wake up !
this very good documentary video brother
Huge respect for the dubbing artist ,,,, single man for all types characters....with distinct voices.... Great work....
Yes, Zap, they should do a series. The publicity might civilise the area by making them selfconscious.
Wow great driver. Good on him!
Thanks for the translation!!!
My nerves would be tore up. I hope the best for these people. Their just trying to take care of their families
cut the tree down, obstruct road with tree then charge drivers to remove tree from road, this is a pretty ingenious business model :P
That is what the USA thieves do in a bigger scale
Daniel Detweiler - The tree was not felled to block the road. PNG is a tropical country with high rainfall and landslides are common in the higlands. In this picture the tree that blocked the road is as result of the landslide that brought the tree with it. In such case those who live close by cut the tree and clear the road for passage but some fees are charged and collected from the road users for the labor put in. If the trees were felled intentionally to block the road, the police personell that were on the ground will be in action. Policeman looked on meaning the tree came onto the road by landslide or simply this is a stunt for the TV crew filming this.
Very common in south america too
@@santiagogomez8552 just bring a chainsaw and a winch. Or an axe and some chains.
@Love'OF theMostHigh Exactly plus they made toll bridge out of the tree so if it wasn't planned to begin with then its certainly was after.
That's a Pro driver there!
I am an american missionary kid who lived in PNG for 3 years from 2020-2023. Beautiful country and beautiful people but wouldnt want to live there again
😎👍very cool...this will be Dschörmäni in a few years 🗣️ our future...hurra hurra hurra
if i ever win the mega lotto, om going to pick two towns and build a highway between them, then somewhere the road is safe(r(.
Wooow??!!?? You actually look like a heavyset squirrel in your picture! that's pretty cool man.
The will never allow you to do such thing! You think many tried?
You’d put Kevin out of business, mate.
@Charisma_2XP I think I would. I know where you are coming from though...speak big when I dont have the $$$ but what would I really do if that $$$ was available.
@@reallifebeavis7102 Thats my human disguise, I appreciate the "heavyset" instaed of fat fucker though :)
The country is called Papua New Guinea (not Papua Asia New Guinea)
jakedadogg...in south pacific...
Hell yeah, PNG is a Melanesian country in the Pacific - not ASIAN!!
U know what is Australia is called? Australiasia. U wanna know y? Cause Asia continent starts from all the way north in Russia & ends south at Australia. Papua is before Australia. South pacific is after New Zealand. Way off. Learn the georgraphy properly. Don't shame urself with what u were brainwashed by the west. They did that to everyone for centuries to divide everyone & create chaos so they can laugh from afar.
PNG is part of Oceania. Australasia is a region of Oceania comprised mostly of Australia, New Zealand, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. Asia ends with Indonesia. I am not defending the definition. E.g. Indonesia is a bit obscure, simply not just defined by tectonic plates.
I think you should learn geography yourself before insulting other people.
Personally the issue is not the fact that Asia as you claim is being divided but rather the nonsense of how a large swathe the entire world gets categorised simply as Asia (comprised of India, China, central Asia, East Asia, Middle-East, Southeast Asia), but little Europe gets their own continent lol.
& when did oceania was to be known by them? When australia & new zealand don't know where they belong to. That's when. Look, all this happens cause the West, don't like it, hence they've been causing chaos & diversion to all of asia. If asia did come together as one, it'll be a total devastation of their World Dominance. It ain't got nothing to do with techtonic plates. We r who we r on this side of the world & that is a no no to the west cause they knew that the east is way bigger & diverse than them. Do u think Australia & New Zealand natives asked for white people to come & screw everything up? Get ur history right about who is from where. & what they did thru out the human history. Who created all this unnecessaryness of the world we living in now. Your peoples jealousy & greed from the time of ur forefathers did this! & u the descendants just ride along with it. Inflicting all sorts of stuff that we don't want & need. Few centuries gone by & u still going about with it. Claiming it's a democracy & all that bullshit u threw at us, while dividing us all. This is what u did! Is the world a better place for all eversince that? No!
Great driving when u had to stop & tighten the chains holding the 2 machinery (cargoes) in place😎🙏
This is great!
I often wonder if we are all in hell.
According to the bible? No, you're in the bottom of heaven.
I have no idea why there is an English translation for most parts of this video when most of the people are already talking in English. Quite condescending really. For those individuals in this video whose English may be slightly more challenging for individuals to decipher, subtitles would have been a much more useful option. A lot of the original character of the documentary is lost to a slightly comedic and slightly ridiculous voice translation which is attempting to emulate drama.
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Most likely because the original voice-over was in French -- right at the beginning of the video, you can see it's a Tony Comiti Production, a company based in Paris: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Comiti_Productions
I was thinking a similar thing. I was like he didn't say "Quote" he said "Quote" like we cant hear them changing the gentlemen's words....Media, sheesh
subtitles?🙄 give me a break...who wants to read?
If you listen cleary the natives are speaking broken english which is sometimes incoherent.
It’s local Creole, not English, no one will understand it.
Beatiful countryside but totally forgotten
Come do the us! One of the most accidents places even though our roads are good love you guys I have all your documetrys on replay
1200 US dollars a month and he have to work 240 hrs a month...that mean he made 5 dollars an hr.....
An Engineer in PNG earns US$1000 a month
This goverment is truly corrupt,road,school farming are basic needed of a country and govtn.cannot run well.
You think it’s easy to rule a country with over 800+ languages? A lot criminality and no taxes?!
...WOW...incredible documentary...kudos and best regards!!!!... # URock ...
Wow I really like the people of Papua.. The good ones at least
i began to brush my teeth six times a day after watching this!
I would not complain if I was an Indian 😂
I'm no indian xD!
You almost killed me with this comment!!!! My laptop got a nice wash lol
The eating of Beetle nut makes the mouth red.
Even those who have no toilet can talk shit shut up you smelling mouth you dirty man.
That french guy who owns all the grocery stores and trucks should start a highway maintenance company.
Who would pay him if he did... ? Not the corrupt government.. no business there he’s better off with the supermarket
THANK YOU FOR MOVIS
Wow there was a nice view On top of the know where.
Seems like there are quite a bit of opportunities in underdeveloped countries, especially providing transportation, be it via road, air or water.. immagine if you'd have access in all three..
aye, just pack a M16 rifle and some claymores around your hut and you will be golden :D
Amazing country great people
Paradise on earth PNG, only a few place with pot holes and other activities. NOT all around the PNG.. WE have everything you name it, proud PNG.
This country is really dangerous for foreigners. We always need to alert when visit for business. No joke.
The translator should just keep quite when they speak because their english is better than his :-)
Why don't you just shut the fuk up okay he's doing a great job
dude, you're an idiot. he's a perfect narrator compared to people w thick, accented voiced.
I was wondering why he felt the need to translate when they were speaking English!!!! He did a good job narrating where needed but most of people spoke clear English. Why are some people getting so defensive. Chillout
His a pommie, thats how they speak, little on the painful side. Should have allowed the locals that spoke english to be heard. I could hear what the people were saying while he spoke. Some of his information was incorrect, but still a good documentary. Thankyou for sharing.
The translator is supposed to lie and exaggerate, it is the only way to justify translating English with English.
He's speaking English, so why was the narrator speaking on top of him using the same words he's using?
Not english, its Tok Pisan, or Pidgin (pigeon)English..
This is a nice documentary. Very original presents the situation as it is, with a funny commentator who made some few mistakes when explaining the names of places.
From the content, it is clear that this video was shot before the 2012 General Elections because Mr Gerard Phillips was a candidate at that time. The road to Gembogl is also totally different now from what you can see in this video. Road works started in 2013. First 10 km to Mandime we completed and sealed by 2015. And today the Chinese are working on the road. Much has improved.
Nevertheless, the video is great. One striking thing you see is that despite the daily hardships, struggles that people experience, they always smile and laugh.
I will never complain about going down the road to Walmart again sorry I've been so ungrateful but thank you for the reminder 🕊️
I've got a lot of friends from PNG. Very nice guys,but violent when they've had a few drinks in them. Guess you've just gotta know your boundaries with them,and don't be near when they get wasted😂
I Don’t Know Shit But I Know A Lot About Dung
Absolute shit heads
😆😆😆😆
Port Morsby is the largest city, correct?
Yes
West Papua is much much more better in many thing, just join us bro !!
Chery Chaplin free West Papua!
@@josephchandlerceniza3264 keep dreaming bro lol
Thank you for this Doc. Now is the 21st century, still We humans never learn. Greed. But we seek for a better tomorrow. At least be fair, the basic equal distribution or even a transition to the so-called developing country are never been applied.
Things look to be tough in PNG. However, when you consider the changes that have taken place there over the period of the past 50 years and the amazing place that it is, I wonder what changes will take place over the next 50 years, especially as communications with the outside world improve for those living in remote communities because of technological developments such as solar power and Internet. It will happen. Also, it is such a pity that the whole of New Guinea is not one united country, rather than the Western half being occupied by the Indonesian military. Shame on the United Nations for forcing that on them.
Bulshit
@@simbasheon I think the spelling should be 'Bullshit'.
@@sandponics HE IS CORRECT HE WROTE THAT IN PIDGEN ENGLISH YOU DUMB PRICK
Translation not needed!
She has a good husband, taking care of his business
Yeah it is. They're not speaking English, they're speaking something else that has a lot of English in it.
What a shame. Such a beautiful island.
Now, that is an angel.. Antawn.. Angel Antawn.. Doing God's work.
God’s work my ass
"Before, we use spears and arrows for war and just pull them out of our bodies. It was a kind of sports.
Now, we use machine guns and it's a bit more dangerous."
Badassery level 101% pure and undiluted.
Amazing husbands.
Gosh my beloved worked in Papua New Guinea in the oil fields that was in 1980s. The country has gold beautiful coral and natives who worked it well into beautiful "jewellery". Sad to ear the country has "developed" into this mess now.
Hahaha mess? How many pll died from simple shit in the 80s oppose to now with a central system
"Natives"?
Nice videos. Dangerous roads tks.
The strange thing is that this country is a constitutional monarchy and the Monarch is queen Elizabeth 2
Parmenas Kim and they idolise prince charles like a god
That's Prince Philip and a tribe in Vanuatu
It is the typical thing. Once they have been subtly invaded, they put the religious dogma there, take the natural resource and make certain the aboriginals stay in despair and ignorance while they slowly suffer and die.
+Cosmic They also get a nice state pension btw. I met a man from Papau New Guinea driving uber. He says they get a lot of state $$$ in exchange for their allegiance
No we dont..thats full crap...we are a Christian Country
This drug they chew is ruining their teeth so bad .
That is part of their beauty, must be Sweet their kisses.
They look worse than they are. They're just stained
billy , kevin and father matthew , dem heroes , billy and kevin should totally flee for australia and make some trucking there
lawless lands ....... Lae is the financial capital .... what did I miss. I will agree it is damn dangerous but my experience is from the 90's :)
That shhit ruins ya teeth really bad huh but what a good husband
Indeed...such a sweet guy ......a far cry from the rest of these machete armed cavemen , wo are armed with self made guns these days.
It stains your teeth but idk if it ruins them.
Papua nugini is not asia but papua indonesia is asia. In papua new guinea many raskol (not safe) but in papua indonesia is very safe
What about OPM ?
Very nice film , you don't see many about this Country at all . I hope that changes .
Big up to the truck driver do a honest day work for a honest day pay no crime in that but the native need to plant the land to be healthy than does box food so much beautiful land