@@Tuscany60 First of All That Was In The 20th Century Not The 21st Century And Secondly She Wasn’t Assassinated She Died in A Car 🚙 🚘 🚗 Crash 💥 And Was Chased By The Paparazzi That’s Not Called Assassination That’s Called Harassment
From what i read Shinzo Abe was the first prime minister in the history of Japan in over half a century to be assassinated, because the last two Japanese prime ministers to be assassinated was back in February of 1936.
@@madonnasbutthole9674 yeah. In the 1930s, Japan had 2 rival factions, the IJA and IJN. It got so bad there both factions have their own soldiers, weapons, planes, armour and even ships. So, if the Prime Minister was a IJA supporter, the IJN will attempt assassination on him, and vice versa. Hence, the deaths of 2 PMs on one month.
Shinzo Abe's death was so surprising. He would be the last person that I would expect for things that would happen to the long living Japanese Pressident. Rest in peace Abe
He denied the atrocities committed by the Japanese military against other southeast Asian countries and fully supported his axis powers granddaddy. More like rot in piss.
@@petesmart1983 Most of the people that tend to hate Shinzo Abe were some of the Korean and Chinese nationalists that have hated him, in regards on the issues about Japan's role in WWII.
@@ajpat9620 domestically, abe is the Japanese version of Drumpf, representing series of right wing ideologies, while himself gained political success thanks to the nepotistic influence of his family in the corrupted Japanese political system. Internationally, he is hated for constantly attempting to manipulate the narrative of japan’s involvement in WWII and down playing or straight up denying the countless atrocities committed by japan. Further more, he encouraged the resurgence of militarism and fascism in japan and try to void the constitutional restraints on japan’s military activities. If all that make us Chinese who hate him “nationalists” in your view, screw you royally.
And what's even crazy and mind-boggling was the fact that Japan rarely had cases of gun shootings and violence, considering the fact that the country had the strictest laws, policies and regulations on the sales, purchase, and ownership of guns.
In Japan they, just like pretty much everywhere else in the world, are dealing heavily with what they call Hikikomori. Typically young boys/men, but men in general, who are suffering from extreme mental illness where they cannot function in these kind of capitalist culture societies and many of them use/react with violence. They also have high suic!de rates like many Western countries as well. Now with being able to create these "ghost" guns at home it's just the perfect recipe for disaster.
I got robbed in Philadelphia on the EL where I live for my cd player and 3 septa tokens with a lighter...not even a bic lighter...it was a cheap ass lighter these 3 black gentleman lit my hoodie on fire as I had it on and took my shit...the weapon don't matter its the person
Really shows how difficult it is being in power. No, no leader should become corrupt or abuse their power, but even when a leader does his/her job, it can be easy to make enemies that cannot be detected at the time.
@@themodernholmes1735 I don't know much about him besides that. I am a video game fan and seeing someone in power dress up as gaming's biggest star for the Olympics is amazing. Sorry if I don't know much about him.
For me, Jovenel Moïse was really shocking. I remember listening to an NYT podcast about the event in detail and my blood curled. It is part of a long list of problems and crises that continue to plague Haiti.
The assassination of Shinzo Abe did actually shock me. Surprisingly so, because these kinds of things don't typically affect ne that significantly. (If at all lol) Benazir Bhutto was extremely shocking, because of how brave she was. I remember distinctly seeing her appearing even on "Western" TV, even on the Rachel Maddow show, and really finding myself inspired by her courage. Knowing also at the same time how much of a risk she was posing herself by speaking out so freely. And then finding myself not being surprised in the least, despite being shocked, once the inevitable did end up happening. It's really a shame, still. And it's good she's still being talked about and remembered. ✌
If you thought that the assassination of the Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto was that example, then there's another, like the assassination of Indian prime minister, Indira Gandhi.
I would say the assassination of Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn in 2002 was quit schoking and had a great effect on Dutch politics and western society in general
@@311Hil Right wing politician, but not as extreme and populistic as they are today. Smart guy, openly gay. Would probably have become prime minister if a leftist gone crazy hadn't shot him 9 days before the elections.
What’s crazy to me is how Japan has no idea how to react to gunfire, when that first shot rang they just all stood still, meanwhile in the U.S entire malls get emptied when a balloon pops.
Cuz they're not used to guns. Hell his security team didn't even open the ballistic briefcase and cover his rear, just shows how they're not expecting gun bearers in Japan.
Exactlyyyy what I said. They had no idea what just happened. Seemed to rare and unthinkable there that they weren’t even guarding him against it. Guy got too close for too long and even then the guards seemed shocked. In MY opinion, I call it a security fail. No matter if it happens often or not, them being security, bodyguards should have been prepared for it. Prepared for anything period.
It truly pissed me off when Benazir Bhutto was killed as everyone knew it was coming. She talked openly about it likely happening. It was just a matter of time. Yet someone put her in a killzone, towering out of the top of a vehicle, above the crowd, in plain sight, in an area with no security. She was literally walked to her own assassination.
I think one assassination that would’ve deserved a spot on this list, although not being a big political figure would be the killing of Alexander Litvinenko. It really increased tensions between the UK and Russia and also showed what measures the Russians were ready to take
@@joelruiz6137 Where do you live? You know the Cold War is/has been over for a while and Russia is very right wing at the moment/ since Putin took over
I remember when the Japanese prime minister was killed. First I was heading to work (I work nights) and it was just he was shot, then at work before lunch I read that he died and the first thing I questioned was "wonder what Japan's gun laws are? America could learn a few things."
Last Year, Japan only registered only 1 Death by shotgun, For this reason Abe murder was so Shocking, Here in Dominican Republic the Assassination of Jovene Mosses was shocking all the country.
@@abeldisla.5488 I know that. It's just to say that assassination only happened in Haiti, and it didn't happened within near the borders of Dominican Republic.
Iranian General Soleimani's assassination by an American drone strike, in January 2020, was pretty shocking and led to a terrible aftermath. Soleimani was no one to cry over ( like many in this list), but it was an assassination nonetheless.
I've heard nothing about any aftermath other than overblown WW3 fears. Soleimani had it coming. He worked with radical Islamic terrorist groups and was responsible for over a thousand soldier deaths. The last straw was him attacking an embassy which could of killed Americans and taunted the US. He got what he deserved.
@@hideriplays2626 no bro, the attack took place when trump was at a dinner meeting with the PM of China and it cowed him completely. “Become an enemy in the US and we will blow you up at your own airport.”
@@Jprager Like ALL the massacre causing people in Murica? Stop giving excuses why you don't want gun laws. That shooter in Canberra (Aussie here) most likely is severely mentally ill, stop selling us guns.
@@havanadaurcy1321 Havana your country literally got its independence by default. Your not a part of the culture and will never understand. Your infrastructure and living situations are trash paying 3 times the cost of small home just to reside that is a no bueno
Okay here is a fact that people tend to overlook. Yes the Japanese gun law is very strict but how did Shinzo Abe died of gun shots? The gun was home made literally made things you can buy at an hardware store. So the question is what can we do against homemade gun?
1- His gun was trash, it barely worked to kill a 70 year old grandpa, and it broke after like, two shots. Meanwhile, in America assault weapons are very accessible, which leads to massacres like sandy hook, vegas, parkland, columbine, etc etc 2.- Very few people have the brain and patience to make home made guns anyway
Only real fix is having more security. All angles and spots covered. Bodyguard around notable people. And from what it looked like, his guards were super shocked as well because that a sci slot never happens there. He got in too close and for too long
@@guillemedina7908 it's not what people are able to get that's the problem... one thing that would help is start taking mental health seriously instead of glorifying it. Also alot of the major shootings in America are more planned by powerful people than you would think. Also if people can't get guns, then they would find other ways to hurt people... it's not the weapons, it's the people.
Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim (assassinated in August 29, 2003) was considered the strongest opponent of Saddam's regime ... I can say this event made a major change in Iraq's post-2003 war political map.
I deleted my previous post because someone bashed my opinion about Shinzo Abe's death. What's with some people insulting a person they dislike even after death? It's true that Abe may have not perfect leader but he has family and I don't like someone insulted or made fun of dead people even they made mistakes in the past. 😔
A few that didn't make your list. Maybe your next one... : Andrei Karlov, Peter R. de Vries, Pim Fortuyn, Anna Lindh, Dimebag Darrell, Daniel Pearl, Paweł Adamowicz, Christina Grimmie, Vicente Bermúdez Zacarías, David Amess, Muhammad Said Ramadan al-Bouti, Antonio Halili, Marisela Escobedo Ortiz, Kenji Nagai, Jo Cox, Nathan Cirillo and Kim Jong-nam.
The tenth king of Nepal died.. Due to curse, the first King who build the dynasty was cursed that "his number of generation will last equal to number of toes he has in foot" I. E, 10. Cursed by Guru Gorakhnath whom he met once in forest. Check out that story
The day of King Birendra and the royal family's death is the darkest day in Nepal's history. He was not a king, he was people's person. He always thought about the welfare of his people. And as history repeats, good people are taken away from this world quickly.
It was what it seemed he tried to kill us and we were shot at for protesting and he crackdown on us for calling out his human rights violations and killed people we knew and there were people killed by his shelling and he attacked areas with huge civilian population on purpose to kill us and he stole our wealth and was Islamic fundamentalist we wanted change and we got it
@@8523wsxc Ridiculous and absurd. There's nothing funny about. Also, I find your comment terribly tone-deaf and sickening. What does that man had done something terrible? Care to explain it?
@@ajpat9620 He spent his whole life defending and denying Japanese war crimes including the Nanjing Massacre, slave labor and forced prostituion. His neo liberal policies broadened social inequality in Japan and his racist, far-right policies wreaked havoc all over Asia. The only tone-deaf thing is defending him and his vile existence.
@@ajpat9620 He spent his whole life defending and denying Japanese war crimes including the Nanjing Massacre, slave labor and the sex crimes of the imperial army. His neo liberal policies broadened social inequality in Japan and his racist, far-right policies wreaked havoc all over Asia. The only tone-deaf thing is defending him and his vile existence.
Assassinations are political, Nepal's mass killing wasn't. The prince killed his family because they forced him to marry a woman instead of the woman he wanted to.
When I heard about, Shinzo Abe’s. Assassination I was shocked! But the same time we can all agree, The whole world was shocked. Are allies were very Devastated. We love you Japan 🇯🇵
I'm adding Pym Fortuyn's assasination to the list. And luckily we don't have to add actual vice president of my country Argentina, Cristina Fernández, who suffered an assasination attempt just a week ago, on September the 1st.
13:03 this report is so sad and terrifying. If the world could look through the lies of West. He is saying libya is free but if you check how Libya is living after the death of guadaffi it is so sad. Libyans were living in peace but now they have no country to live in.
Libya was not free under gaddafi as someone from there we saw more horrific stuff than you have seen in your entire life. Children being killed by gaddafis shelling protestors being shot and people being attacked by gaddafis agents and secret political assasinations because we didn’t like him. You are evil and you are one of those people who hate the west for no reason when in reality the west saved libya
It can't be stressed enough how astonishing and bizarre Abe Shinzo's death was. Japan is accustomed to suicide, like the USA is with murder, but shooting in Japan is national news, much less of the former PM.
Nonsense , my dear DR MANHATTEN , the gun laws in our country are perfectly fine ... Now , if you don't mind, the wife is driving my children to the mall in our newly refurbished armored car , to pick out the latest in bulletproof backpacks and steel jacketed bookbags , while I'm off to the dry cleaners to get my Kevlar infused summer weight suits and trauma plated. shorts out of storage . ( gotta bad feeling it's going to be a long hot summer of gun fire ) (P.S. , stock up on ammo now !!! )
@@rankoorovic7904 Mislim da gresis. Zoran je imao drugaciji stav i odnos sa svima. Da se ne lazemo sloboda govora i medija je bila najveca tada. Trex they killed Gadafi who gave so much to that country. They were living good as long as they did not said anything bad about him, only one thing was bad and that is freedom of speech.
@@rastkonenricza Najveca sloboda govora u Srbiji je bila u periodu 2004-08 u onim Kostunica-Labus-Vuk vladama sto su bile manjinske a Djindjic je postao MIT koji vise nema veze sa stvarnoscu.Ja sad kad slusam o njemu pitam se jeli to isti covek kojeg sam ja gledao na TV i slusao uzivo?
U guys forgot about Dr. John garang A south Sudanese leader who fought a gorilla war for 21 years. After signing peace agreements with the north Sudan He was assassin after 21 days in power
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@@Tuscany60 First of All That Was
In The 20th Century
Not The 21st Century
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Secondly
She Wasn’t Assassinated
She Died in A Car 🚙 🚘 🚗 Crash 💥
And Was Chased By The Paparazzi
That’s Not Called Assassination
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Murtala Ramat Muhammad president of Nigeria. His shooter was said to have ran into the USA embassy to avoid lynching
From what i read Shinzo Abe was the first prime minister in the history of Japan in over half a century to be assassinated, because the last two Japanese prime ministers to be assassinated was back in February of 1936.
And one of them was 81, possibly the oldest prime minister (incumbent or not) to be assassinated
Two of them were assassinated in one month?
@@madonnasbutthole9674 From what i read yes.
@@madonnasbutthole9674 yeah. In the 1930s, Japan had 2 rival factions, the IJA and IJN. It got so bad there both factions have their own soldiers, weapons, planes, armour and even ships. So, if the Prime Minister was a IJA supporter, the IJN will attempt assassination on him, and vice versa. Hence, the deaths of 2 PMs on one month.
@@madonnasbutthole9674 Your reading comprehension is low
Shinzo Abe's death was so surprising. He would be the last person that I would expect for things that would happen to the long living Japanese Pressident. Rest in peace Abe
He was hated by alot of many people
How hope his assassin rotten prison what he's just done
He denied the atrocities committed by the Japanese military against other southeast Asian countries and fully supported his axis powers granddaddy. More like rot in piss.
@@petesmart1983 Most of the people that tend to hate Shinzo Abe were some of the Korean and Chinese nationalists that have hated him, in regards on the issues about Japan's role in WWII.
@@ajpat9620 domestically, abe is the Japanese version of Drumpf, representing series of right wing ideologies, while himself gained political success thanks to the nepotistic influence of his family in the corrupted Japanese political system. Internationally, he is hated for constantly attempting to manipulate the narrative of japan’s involvement in WWII and down playing or straight up denying the countless atrocities committed by japan. Further more, he encouraged the resurgence of militarism and fascism in japan and try to void the constitutional restraints on japan’s military activities. If all that make us Chinese who hate him “nationalists” in your view, screw you royally.
Abe's death was crazy solely due to it being gunfire that took his life.
And what's even crazy and mind-boggling was the fact that Japan rarely had cases of gun shootings and violence, considering the fact that the country had the strictest laws, policies and regulations on the sales, purchase, and ownership of guns.
@@ajpat9620 the home made gun threat and mental crisis worldwide is a nightmare.
In Japan they, just like pretty much everywhere else in the world, are dealing heavily with what they call Hikikomori. Typically young boys/men, but men in general, who are suffering from extreme mental illness where they cannot function in these kind of capitalist culture societies and many of them use/react with violence. They also have high suic!de rates like many Western countries as well. Now with being able to create these "ghost" guns at home it's just the perfect recipe for disaster.
*home made gun.
I got robbed in Philadelphia on the EL where I live for my cd player and 3 septa tokens with a lighter...not even a bic lighter...it was a cheap ass lighter these 3 black gentleman lit my hoodie on fire as I had it on and took my shit...the weapon don't matter its the person
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@@TheProtagonistDies you have zero clue about free masonary 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
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Really shows how difficult it is being in power. No, no leader should become corrupt or abuse their power, but even when a leader does his/her job, it can be easy to make enemies that cannot be detected at the time.
Surprised at number 1, that was more of a public execution. I’m also surprised Kim jong uns brother wasn’t on this list. That was a hell of a story.
Seriously I thought it would have been
Shinzo Abe was the man who dressed up as Mario at the Olympics.
Seems weird that you acknowledged just that one thing about him but okay.
@@themodernholmes1735 I don't know much about him besides that. I am a video game fan and seeing someone in power dress up as gaming's biggest star for the Olympics is amazing. Sorry if I don't know much about him.
@@red5158077 Uhm he was Japan's Prime Minister. That's kind of what everyone knew him for.
@@themodernholmes1735 That too. But that's all I know about him. I just hope his family is okay.
Shinzo Abe's assassination truly shocked me here in Kenya
It’s because you know nothing about our African leaders.
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For me, Jovenel Moïse was really shocking. I remember listening to an NYT podcast about the event in detail and my blood curled. It is part of a long list of problems and crises that continue to plague Haiti.
*curdled
Yes he’s death shocking our nation🥺💔
Well for the Dutch people the assasinations of Pim Fortuyn (politician) and Peter R. de Vries (famous crime fighter) were really shocking.
Isn’t he the one who was eaten?
@@sirsquirrel6176 uh no?
I'm talking about the 21th century.
They were both shot.
Gekoloniseerd, tyfus leijeeeeer
@@sirsquirrel6176 that was De Witt and like 400 years ago.
Despite American beliefs, we no longer live in the 17th century.
@@Kemily91 I’m aware of that. That was just an infamous example that I remembered.
The assassination of Shinzo Abe did actually shock me. Surprisingly so, because these kinds of things don't typically affect ne that significantly. (If at all lol)
Benazir Bhutto was extremely shocking, because of how brave she was. I remember distinctly seeing her appearing even on "Western" TV, even on the Rachel Maddow show, and really finding myself inspired by her courage.
Knowing also at the same time how much of a risk she was posing herself by speaking out so freely. And then finding myself not being surprised in the least, despite being shocked, once the inevitable did end up happening.
It's really a shame, still. And it's good she's still being talked about and remembered. ✌
If you thought that the assassination of the Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto was that example, then there's another, like the assassination of Indian prime minister, Indira Gandhi.
Kudos to the narrator for nailing all of the names.
I love Rebeccas voice when talking about serious matters, her tone and inflection showing so much respect 🥰
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I would say the assassination of Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn in 2002 was quit schoking and had a great effect on Dutch politics and western society in general
Who? I live in Germany and never heard about it maybe because I was 3 at the time 😂
@@311Hil Right wing politician, but not as extreme and populistic as they are today. Smart guy, openly gay. Would probably have become prime minister if a leftist gone crazy hadn't shot him 9 days before the elections.
What’s crazy to me is how Japan has no idea how to react to gunfire, when that first shot rang they just all stood still, meanwhile in the U.S entire malls get emptied when a balloon pops.
Cuz they're not used to guns. Hell his security team didn't even open the ballistic briefcase and cover his rear, just shows how they're not expecting gun bearers in Japan.
Exactlyyyy what I said. They had no idea what just happened. Seemed to rare and unthinkable there that they weren’t even guarding him against it. Guy got too close for too long and even then the guards seemed shocked. In MY opinion, I call it a security fail. No matter if it happens often or not, them being security, bodyguards should have been prepared for it. Prepared for anything period.
I recall Nepals assassination and our family having to escape within few weeks to America due to my fathers friendship. May his soul Rest In Peace 🙏
It truly pissed me off when Benazir Bhutto was killed as everyone knew it was coming. She talked openly about it likely happening. It was just a matter of time. Yet someone put her in a killzone, towering out of the top of a vehicle, above the crowd, in plain sight, in an area with no security. She was literally walked to her own assassination.
I think one assassination that would’ve deserved a spot on this list, although not being a big political figure would be the killing of Alexander Litvinenko. It really increased tensions between the UK and Russia and also showed what measures the Russians were ready to take
This is a leftist channel they wouldn’t put them on blast like that
@@joelruiz6137 Where do you live? You know the Cold War is/has been over for a while and Russia is very right wing at the moment/ since Putin took over
You have to be important to be assassinated. He just got put in a pack.
I remember when the Japanese prime minister was killed. First I was heading to work (I work nights) and it was just he was shot, then at work before lunch I read that he died and the first thing I questioned was "wonder what Japan's gun laws are? America could learn a few things."
Damn this guy was so shock he forgot how to be shock and just questioned gun law's.
Last Year, Japan only registered only 1 Death by shotgun, For this reason Abe murder was so Shocking, Here in Dominican Republic the Assassination of Jovene Mosses was shocking all the country.
The assassination of Jovene Mosses happened in Haiti, not the Dominican Republic.
@@ajpat9620 Haiti and Dominican Republic share a border, something that happens in one country, has effect in the other side.
@@abeldisla.5488 I know that. It's just to say that assassination only happened in Haiti, and it didn't happened within near the borders of Dominican Republic.
@@ajpat9620 Didn't he get assassinated after that Earthquake over there. I heard he was corrupt too, but that earthquake was like the last straw.
Shout out to Rebecca for actually putting effort to pronouncing foreign names and locations. Bravo.
she pronouncing all of them with strong french accent 😐
@@JokerSmile8O - yup like "Gainsbourg" with a thick French accent
@@JokerSmile8O might be cuz she's Canadian
@@JokerSmile8O I didn't say it was perfect, but at least she's trying. There are countless presenters out there who butcher pronunciations.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 very well annunciations and pronouncing on the names and places 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Rebecca’s here and I love the topic. I’m in!
Love how the tone of the narrator becomes serious because the topic is serious.
I love how they rank how politicians die. Thats why I subscribed :D
Insane!
Iranian General Soleimani's assassination by an American drone strike, in January 2020, was pretty shocking and led to a terrible aftermath. Soleimani was no one to cry over ( like many in this list), but it was an assassination nonetheless.
I've heard nothing about any aftermath other than overblown WW3 fears. Soleimani had it coming. He worked with radical Islamic terrorist groups and was responsible for over a thousand soldier deaths. The last straw was him attacking an embassy which could of killed Americans and taunted the US. He got what he deserved.
I hope you understand that he was responsible for the mass murder of children yes it was extreme but it was needed and saved countless lives
It almost caused WW3
Sadly it was trump's idea to create a war so he could stay in power and to be seen as a hero sadly as he overruled his own military.
@@hideriplays2626 no bro, the attack took place when trump was at a dinner meeting with the PM of China and it cowed him completely. “Become an enemy in the US and we will blow you up at your own airport.”
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We all need more.
Does anyone here remembers Kim-Jong-Nam was assassinated in Malaysia and how it ended our relationship with North Korea?
The relationship with North Korea ended decades before his death.
Didn't they rub biological weapon on his face like wth
@@charlesmurray4864 yeah. I forgot what the name of the substance but it is a biochemical weapon
@@kimiirken8702 nerve agents
It is so ironic that despite Japan's strict gun laws, Shinzo Abe died because of gunfire. RIP to the former Japanese PM.
The weapon used was a homemade gun
@@jeyaech2017 which proves, if some people are keen on using guns, they will find a way to get their hands on one
@@Jprager Like ALL the massacre causing people in Murica? Stop giving excuses why you don't want gun laws. That shooter in Canberra (Aussie here) most likely is severely mentally ill, stop selling us guns.
@@havanadaurcy1321 Havana your country literally got its independence by default. Your not a part of the culture and will never understand. Your infrastructure and living situations are trash paying 3 times the cost of small home just to reside that is a no bueno
@@Jprager he was a SDG navy guy, hence. A layman won't get far with it, and wanna know what? The first shot didn't do shit!
Okay here is a fact that people tend to overlook. Yes the Japanese gun law is very strict but how did Shinzo Abe died of gun shots? The gun was home made literally made things you can buy at an hardware store.
So the question is what can we do against homemade gun?
1- His gun was trash, it barely worked to kill a 70 year old grandpa, and it broke after like, two shots. Meanwhile, in America assault weapons are very accessible, which leads to massacres like sandy hook, vegas, parkland, columbine, etc etc
2.- Very few people have the brain and patience to make home made guns anyway
@@guillemedina7908 Yeah your absolutely right.
Only real fix is having more security. All angles and spots covered. Bodyguard around notable people. And from what it looked like, his guards were super shocked as well because that a sci slot never happens there. He got in too close and for too long
@@guillemedina7908 it's not what people are able to get that's the problem... one thing that would help is start taking mental health seriously instead of glorifying it. Also alot of the major shootings in America are more planned by powerful people than you would think. Also if people can't get guns, then they would find other ways to hurt people... it's not the weapons, it's the people.
@@stephk2995 America is a major statistical outlier in terms of mass killings and it isn’t the only country where there are mental health issues.
In the #10 slot, the assassination was the fulfillment of a curse, or so the story goes.
Thank you Rebecca, your pronunciation is top notch, even though, it's not always right, you really try, so thank you.
Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim (assassinated in August 29, 2003) was considered the strongest opponent of Saddam's regime ... I can say this event made a major change in Iraq's post-2003 war political map.
i gotta admit......when Trump took office i thought for sure somebody would take a shot at him...…i think it speaks to how good the secret service is
I disagree, the type of people that would resort to assassination are the type of people that support him.
Regardless who the president is its there job
@Captain Cornbeef Esq lmao
@@tripletswhitman7851 Not his fault you don't know grammar
@@havanadaurcy1321 not my fault you don’t know how to read. I was laughing at the kid correcting him not the person making a typo.
I deleted my previous post because someone bashed my opinion about Shinzo Abe's death. What's with some people insulting a person they dislike even after death? It's true that Abe may have not perfect leader but he has family and I don't like someone insulted or made fun of dead people even they made mistakes in the past. 😔
Go get some sleep, little buddy. You'll be fine.
Lee Rigby was a British soldier beheaded on the streets of London by Islamist terrorists. This was the most shocking assassination for me.
0:31 King Birendra of Nepal
1:49 Rafic Hariri (Lebanon)
3:09 Joao Bernardo Vieira
4:15 Chokri Belaid
5:29 Idriss Deby Itno
6:41 Jovenel Moise
7:54 Shinzo Abe
9:13 Zoran Dindic
10:25 Benazir Bhutto
11:55 Muammar Gaddafi
They're not gonna bring up Hideo Kojima being mistakenly identified as the assassin after Shinzo was gun downed
What do you mesn
@@korayavci954 So after Shinzo was assassinated, Kojima was mistakenly identified according to trends via Twitter
@@luckystudent00 mistaken identified? For what for who for why. Don't get it lol
@@JAlves88 yes.... Kojima was mistakenly identified days after the assassination.
A few that didn't make your list. Maybe your next one... :
Andrei Karlov, Peter R. de Vries, Pim Fortuyn, Anna Lindh, Dimebag Darrell, Daniel Pearl, Paweł Adamowicz, Christina Grimmie, Vicente Bermúdez Zacarías, David Amess, Muhammad Said Ramadan al-Bouti, Antonio Halili, Marisela Escobedo Ortiz, Kenji Nagai, Jo Cox, Nathan Cirillo and Kim Jong-nam.
Luis Donaldo Colocio Murieta
22 years into 2000 and we're already declaring *THE* most shocking of the century?
It’s only 22 out of 100
Abe's death was very shocking. I thought Japan was a safe place
This is a good vid
The tenth king of Nepal died.. Due to curse, the first King who build the dynasty was cursed that "his number of generation will last equal to number of toes he has in foot" I. E, 10. Cursed by Guru Gorakhnath whom he met once in forest. Check out that story
The day of King Birendra and the royal family's death is the darkest day in Nepal's history. He was not a king, he was people's person. He always thought about the welfare of his people. And as history repeats, good people are taken away from this world quickly.
No one in Libya would ever mourn the death of Gaddafi, except for his most ardent supporters.
I'm no libian but his people had better life with him then with out him
It's very ironic and sad that a dictadorship was better than a democratic goverment
The killing of Peter de Vries shocked me much more than any of those.
To the No1: "gone for good", for sure. Not even an assasination, more a hunt
The Ghadafi death is not what it seemed...there are some great videos about it on yt!
It was what it seemed he tried to kill us and we were shot at for protesting and he crackdown on us for calling out his human rights violations and killed people we knew and there were people killed by his shelling and he attacked areas with huge civilian population on purpose to kill us and he stole our wealth and was Islamic fundamentalist we wanted change and we got it
Rest In Peace, Shinzo Abe. 🇯🇵❤️🤍🙏🏾✝️
Shinzo Abe's assassination is deeply unforgivable and horrible.
@@ajpat9620Shinzo Abe's assassination is incredibly funny and a great example of "you reap what sow".
@@8523wsxc Ridiculous and absurd. There's nothing funny about.
Also, I find your comment terribly tone-deaf and sickening. What does that man had done something terrible? Care to explain it?
@@ajpat9620 He spent his whole life defending and denying Japanese war crimes including the Nanjing Massacre, slave labor and forced prostituion. His neo liberal policies broadened social inequality in Japan and his racist, far-right policies wreaked havoc all over Asia.
The only tone-deaf thing is defending him and his vile existence.
@@ajpat9620 He spent his whole life defending and denying Japanese war crimes including the Nanjing Massacre, slave labor and the sex crimes of the imperial army. His neo liberal policies broadened social inequality in Japan and his racist, far-right policies wreaked havoc all over Asia.
The only tone-deaf thing is defending him and his vile existence.
Top Ten Failed Assassinations
Reagan, unfortunately
@@kostajovanovic3711 Says a lot about you if you want a guy assassinated. that's never the right way to go.
Rest in peace for all good who are killed in assassinations
Ante Pavelić too?
@@kostajovanovic3711 Not that fascists bastards
Even the evil ones
@@charlesmurray4864 Not for them
I'll give us a thumbs up just for having the courage to attempt to spell that last guys name, I remember the controversies.
Assassinations are political, Nepal's mass killing wasn't. The prince killed his family because they forced him to marry a woman instead of the woman he wanted to.
That is a lie, the prince didn’t do it
When I heard about, Shinzo Abe’s. Assassination I was shocked! But the same time we can all agree, The whole world was shocked. Are allies were very Devastated. We love you Japan 🇯🇵
The first time I heard about Shinzo Abe’s passing was that it happened right after announcement of the Yu-GI-Oh creator’s death
There is so many of today's politicians I wish were on this list.
I'm adding Pym Fortuyn's assasination to the list. And luckily we don't have to add actual vice president of my country Argentina, Cristina Fernández, who suffered an assasination attempt just a week ago, on September the 1st.
“Insert very insensitive comment about politicians and their deaths “
13:03 this report is so sad and terrifying. If the world could look through the lies of West. He is saying libya is free but if you check how Libya is living after the death of guadaffi it is so sad. Libyans were living in peace but now they have no country to live in.
Libya was not free under gaddafi as someone from there we saw more horrific stuff than you have seen in your entire life. Children being killed by gaddafis shelling protestors being shot and people being attacked by gaddafis agents and secret political assasinations because we didn’t like him. You are evil and you are one of those people who hate the west for no reason when in reality the west saved libya
No mention of Anne Linde?
She got killed when she was shopping by a nutjob.
I was barely 2 months old when king birendra was assasinated.
You should mention alao the series of assassinations. That happened after harriri's death
Okay but how is that car’s headlight at 2:21 in pristine condition when the rest of the car is burned to a crisp?
Yall really made a list after this lol
It can't be stressed enough how astonishing and bizarre Abe Shinzo's death was. Japan is accustomed to suicide, like the USA is with murder, but shooting in Japan is national news, much less of the former PM.
Did you hear America?
Japan's strict gun laws means Shootings are extremely rare.
America should have done whatever Japan was and still is done with their Gun Laws and many of these shootings could've been prevented.
Less guns = less gun crime, I doubt they can count that high
@@riotbreaker3506 True That. 😑
Nonsense , my dear DR MANHATTEN , the gun laws in our country are perfectly fine ...
Now , if you don't mind, the wife is driving my children to the mall in our newly refurbished armored car , to pick out the latest in bulletproof backpacks and steel jacketed bookbags , while I'm off to the dry cleaners to get my Kevlar infused summer weight suits and trauma plated. shorts out of storage .
( gotta bad feeling it's going to be a long hot summer of gun fire )
(P.S. , stock up on ammo now !!! )
Chicago's strict gun laws means shootings are... pretty frequent? That can't be!
Subject matter: 😯😳🤯😨
Background music: 😁😙🤪😎
The king of Nepal was murdered because his son wanted to marry a woman who wasn't Royal 😢
It was so bizarre seeing Japan's shooting as Japan is such a safe and respectful country
Jamal Kashoggi should have been on this list
I hope Japan doesn't release WW3 if Shinzo Abe is gone
let's hope not
Abe-san was dramatic
What would happen if these Assassinations were avoided? Is there any way to avoid these Assassinations?
In Serbia nothing would change.
@@rankoorovic7904 Mislim da gresis. Zoran je imao drugaciji stav i odnos sa svima. Da se ne lazemo sloboda govora i medija je bila najveca tada. Trex they killed Gadafi who gave so much to that country. They were living good as long as they did not said anything bad about him, only one thing was bad and that is freedom of speech.
@@rastkonenricza Najveca sloboda govora u Srbiji je bila u periodu 2004-08 u onim Kostunica-Labus-Vuk vladama sto su bile manjinske a Djindjic je postao MIT koji vise nema veze sa stvarnoscu.Ja sad kad slusam o njemu pitam se jeli to isti covek kojeg sam ja gledao na TV i slusao uzivo?
Not annoying the people 🤷
Whoever assassinated Idriss Deby Itno is a total chad.
What about Pim Fortuyn in 2002 just shortly before the elections in The Netherlands?
what's with the cryptic music soundtrack?
The assasination of abe happened near my grandparents house
Shinzo Abe was death was really sad for me I knew him long. RIP ❤️❤️🇯🇵 and stay safe to all the people of Japan.
Who chose the nonchalant background music? Anyone else hear how it doesn’t fit the video.
Why is there joyful music playing in a video like this?
I remeber watching the news when it showed Shinzo was assassinated its just shocking and sad
What's with that background music?..sounds like a Home Alone movie when this is an assassination video
i was more shocked to see Atom Araulio at 10:54 😅
Everyone of Shinzo's bodyguards thinking the same thought this day:
*"I am SO FIRED."*
Watch MOJO should do military murder cover ups. I was around when one occurred sadly
What is this music? It seems to be a little inappropriate for the subject matter, just a heads up.
Congrats on pronouncing all of those names
Maybe not really that well known, but what about the assassination of Pim Fortuyn in 2002?
“I am but a blade in the crowd.”
- Assassins Creed
Damn even politicians ain't safe
4:01 Great 😂
U guys forgot about Dr. John garang
A south Sudanese leader who fought a gorilla war for 21 years. After signing peace agreements with the north Sudan
He was assassin after 21 days in power
You forgot the assassination of the Dutch politicus Pim Fortuyn on the 6th of may 2002
The accompanying music is weird😮
We're is khashoggi?
Chalino Sanchez should’ve been on this life!!!
I would add Jan Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová
I like the way the storyteller pronounces foreign names