FYI: This is a premiere for our channel. Not a repeat or reupload. Thank you. Years of war have left Congo’s infrastructure in ruins. In a country with no airport, no viable rail system, and where the roads are almost totally unusable, transporting goods has become a serious problem. A journey of a few hundred miles can take a month. We accompany the ‘Prince of the Highways’, Domingo, as he navigates his truck, laden with goods and passengers, through swamps and jungle. Despite the assistance of three escorts, the journey turns into a nightmare. Need more? Here Most Dangerous Roads - Congo River: th-cam.com/video/YMKtvc3zLdY/w-d-xo.html Available Worldwide #freedocumentary
Tom Hamilton could read ingredients on a cereal box and make it captivating I will never complain about road construction in my country again. Love this series going to places I will never be able to travel.
I love this series! When one pops up in time for breakfast I love sitting down watching it. And this guy is my favourite narrator. Roads documentaries and this guy are such a pair
The driver refuses to pay the village woman then Eugene tells her it’s not his problem, even though earlier in the video he said, everyone on board was his responsibility if something happened. Then the truck breaks down 🤦🏿♀️ should have paid the lady.
What is happening is rampant corruption without a shred of investment into infrastructure. Infrastructure is the single deciding factor when it comes to an economy. That's it. It's why in the US a truck carrying double the amount of goods these trucks carry can transport them from New York to Los Angeles(almost 2,800 MILES, not kilometers) in the time it takes one of these trucks to travel a fraction of that distance with less than half the goods. To top it all off, none of those goods in the Congo represent any amount of significant capital going towards taxes to pay for infrastructure. Meaning all that's happening is they're sinking themselves deeper and deeper until they actually put a proper governmental system in place to regulate taxes and how they're spent.
@@deenasmusicbox Someone says it's Tom Hamilton? The guy deserves a lot of credit! His intonation is so perfectly timed, like he's one of the guy in the film. I love his voice! Watching from Switzerland. Deadliest Roads is a whole new level of "Highway Thru Hell"!!
my parents are from congo, i grew up in canada. they would always tell me how well paved the roads would be in the times of colonization. when the belgians left they left w all infrastructure and any education as they didn’t let the congolese people go to university. so it was very difficult to retain organization in the country and its been in shambles ever since. there has never been a government that cares enough about the people to reinvest back into the country. poverty and corruption is a horrible combo. even the paved roads aren’t that great. when i was in kinshasa, it took us like 2 hours to drive like 60-70 kilometres. insane traffic and bad road conditions. but the people, oh the people. so kind, caring, and loving. but of course, we have our own problems. over reliance on religion, superstition, lack of formal infrastructure for labourers, women, etc. congo could be so strong if the world was willing to invest in us, and the people ourselves too.
@43:58, that one guy running for the truck has a friend on his back. Love it. And love these hard working beautiful people. Please God 🙏 bless them all, please don't let anyone go to bed hungry, I beg u God Almighty 🙏🙏🙏.
Another amazing episode!! Not to forget, Sincere appreciation to all the mothers out there who have contributed to make this channel what it is today! Happy mothers day!!
OMG!!!! No ads? I’m amazed!!! And will GLADLY WATCH and share this. Now we can enjoy it! Thank you finally after asking for over 6 months 👍🏻👌🏻 this is great 😁 BUT I have seen this before though...so I hope that is not the only reason you didn’t include the 14 ads
Came to learn of this channel recently....since I am not good at watching movies, this comes in handy. Quality videos, top notch camerawork and captivating narration, a true masterpiece.......I will keeping coming back from more Free Documentaries....Well done!!
Fallen in love with your videos 😀 this channel videos more addictive than junk food. You're doing great to show how this world is. I can see how hard you work to make a video. Thanks for everything 😊.
Thank you for such a lovely comment. For taking the time to stop by and let us know. It’s truly greatly appreciated by everyone who is involved in these documentaries
@@FreeDocumentary Watching you for years, from Switzerland. Our minds are like parachutes, work best when open. I learn every day with Free Documentary
I have to say this is the best documentary I’ve watched . I just subscribed 2 days ago . All I have to say god just help this people . Help them build them a better road and they will thrive in life .please be safe and try to live life the best you can .
I agree. Domingo and people like him all around the world who make something out of nothing and persevere despite the most daunting and difficult circumstances are the worlds true super heroes
@@sbix2652 those resources are all being stolen by foreign countries. African resources literally feeds America, Europe and Asia. And if the natives ever tried to take back control of their land, they'd have to fight a war to do so.
@@MrGrace You're an idiot. Nobody is stealing resources. Africans fail to extract them because they lack the technical skill and functional government, so you're governments hand out tenders to foreign companies (which largely employ Africans). You've been independent for decades but keep acting like you're under foreign rule. If Africans could do it, then they'd be the ones doing it. You talk the same nonsense when Asians open shops in Africa and out compete the locals.
@@elliotmorin5560 actually YOU'RE the idiot. Have you ever read Confessions of an Economic Hitman? No, of course you haven't. It walks about how all this "free aid" is not really free, but its a loan to these poor countries. And in exchange, they give up access to their natural resources. It's a cycle that keeps them in poverty. But you'd rather blame the victim.
Ya I do love these documentaries, but I wish they’d post new vids and not repeats. I do understand only so many videos of this series was made but they have to move on to the next documentaries like hardest routes to school or other documentaries we haven’t seen yet. Keep up the Great Work and Stay and Play Safe !! 👊👍
45:48 you need to take that water there and move it over there. the dude with the shovel has the best expression on his face i’ve ever seen in my life.
I've watched alot of documentaries about this road and it is so sad watching my fellow African toil like this yet there government is doing nothing about it, God protect them
If you think we share the misery then you haven't travelled this country. Kenya has never been at this state. I hate the government but on infrastructure they've earned my respect. In fact, on road index we rank closely to UK.
This is one of those rare cases where I would support sending real help to those places. Sending construction machines to make roads .. so that those countries would be able to prosper.
After watching this documentary it has reminded me how moyale Isiolo road in kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 used to be before tarmacking.. During rainy season i used to cover 500kms more than ten days
I am absolutely addicted to these documentaries. It’s all I’ve watched recently. I do notice something in almost all of them though: if you make absolute 💩 money, live without electricity and/or running water, and are rarely home do to your job, why the F**K are you making so many kids????? You don’t need 8 kids if you only make 50 euros a month or whatever. I’ll never understand. “Oh…. less money and more mouths to feed. That makes sense”. Like tf??????!
I keep thinking the same, they have nothing but one thing they have in abundance is kids. There are afew reasons for having multiple kids in third world countries. The first is the woman often don't have a choice, there is little to no birth control so if they get pregnant then they are forced to carry the child to term, keep in mind the enormous amount of sexual assault in places like the Congo. Another reason is in the third world kids serve as a kind of Social Security, kids can work and make money for there family at young ages, its expected for children to provide for there elderly parents in third world countries. The more kids the more your family as a whole can earn. Lastly, there is little else to do but work, eat and breed.
So i said the same thing, I'm not saying the poor shouldn't have kids or anything like that but having 8 to 10 kids yet u can't psy for good for even 2 kid u shouldn't be having that many at all..there is another one they made from Africa where the truck driver had 8 kids and 2 wives and when the wife asked him gor m9ney he had 1.50 euros,and told her oh well make due like WTF,he also got robbed recently for 2 thousand euros 😬🤯..I'm in America and I don't carry 2k on me😂..but yeah 10 kids but can't even feed himself and his wife😢 it's really sad
Unfortunately it would seem not. SUbsequent documentaries show how ongoing ethnic wars have caused the roads to deteriorate in some parts of the country even further. Unless this is the Rep. of Congo vs. the Dem. Rep. of Congo, it has unfortunately not improved.
A friend of mine was born in Congo. He lives here in the states now. He would tell me stories that we’re horrifying. Literally every day for him growing up was pretty much trying to survive and not get killed. Being good at basketball is what got him here to the states
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FYI: This is a premiere for our channel. Not a repeat or reupload. Thank you.
Years of war have left Congo’s infrastructure in ruins. In a country with no airport, no viable rail system, and where the roads are almost totally unusable, transporting goods has become a serious problem. A journey of a few hundred miles can take a month.
We accompany the ‘Prince of the Highways’, Domingo, as he navigates his truck, laden with goods and passengers, through swamps and jungle. Despite the assistance of three escorts, the journey turns into a nightmare.
Need more? Here Most Dangerous Roads - Congo River: th-cam.com/video/YMKtvc3zLdY/w-d-xo.html
Available Worldwide
#freedocumentary
I have seen it atleast 4times
It's an old documentary
But still intersting
Nice reupload!
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Dope documentaries!!! I've been binging on these for the past 3-4 days now lol.....🤦🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
Tom Hamilton could read ingredients on a cereal box and make it captivating
I will never complain about road construction in my country again.
Love this series going to places I will never be able to travel.
Praying for those young boys working in the mines all day only to smoke drugs to cope, I hope God gives them peace, and food in their belly.
I love this series! When one pops up in time for breakfast I love sitting down watching it. And this guy is my favourite narrator. Roads documentaries and this guy are such a pair
Same. I prefer this narrator over the other one. He dubs everything by himself in English. Better than subtitles.
Ai
This teach me everyday to be thankful for what i have thank you lord 🇩🇴
Thank you God 🙏🏿
Alhamdulillah, thank God
I don't have to travel globally to know how folks are coping with life, Timely Free documentary always comes through for me, Massive shout out guys.
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“I think about four days should do it…” Domingo’s famous last words 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The driver refuses to pay the village woman then Eugene tells her it’s not his problem, even though earlier in the video he said, everyone on board was his responsibility if something happened. Then the truck breaks down 🤦🏿♀️ should have paid the lady.
Their truck broke down because of not paying that village lady inn keeper's foods price 😑
That's the part that hurt me most and they left with money
he´s a deadbeat, simply put.
I have to admit, I smiled when they broke down. Karma lives
Karma. Should've paid her. She's trying to make a living too. 🤷🏽♀
I love the way the narrator speaks like the actual people. He's the only narrator to speak like that. Very entertaining. Lol
Very true
Even the reporters got tired of this travel so they didnt finish filming it :), they left half through
True. Two weeks in one muddy spot is no joke.
Yea they called the chapa and gtf out
i already watched this documentry before but i watched it again because you guys make masterpieces
Same here and hit the like button again. I was like, "I think I watched this already" and I did again. Lol
They keep posting alot of repeats
It's stolen content btw they didn't film this
@@liamalcantara1485 your stolen. Ha!!
@@acikawu-tang5178 no u
these documentaries have really opened my eyes as to what is happening in the other countries. very educational indeed
What is happening is rampant corruption without a shred of investment into infrastructure. Infrastructure is the single deciding factor when it comes to an economy. That's it. It's why in the US a truck carrying double the amount of goods these trucks carry can transport them from New York to Los Angeles(almost 2,800 MILES, not kilometers) in the time it takes one of these trucks to travel a fraction of that distance with less than half the goods. To top it all off, none of those goods in the Congo represent any amount of significant capital going towards taxes to pay for infrastructure. Meaning all that's happening is they're sinking themselves deeper and deeper until they actually put a proper governmental system in place to regulate taxes and how they're spent.
Same
I love this commentator, voice great, watching this beautiful documentry on weekend is just so nice. Ghana 🇬🇭
Enjoy! And thanks for stopping by!
@@FreeDocumentary Do you have the name of the narrator Free Doc?
Jude i see you 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
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Agreed, he is what makes me interested in these. I like how he translates everything they say, and adds the inflection they used too.
Re-uploaded but the narrator is on another level....
yeah this is re upload
I just love this fella, he makes the show!! I never see his name in the credits either, does anyone have any idea who it may be?
@@deenasmusicbox Someone says it's Tom Hamilton? The guy deserves a lot of credit! His intonation is so perfectly timed, like he's one of the guy in the film. I love his voice! Watching from Switzerland. Deadliest Roads is a whole new level of "Highway Thru Hell"!!
my parents are from congo, i grew up in canada. they would always tell me how well paved the roads would be in the times of colonization. when the belgians left they left w all infrastructure and any education as they didn’t let the congolese people go to university. so it was very difficult to retain organization in the country and its been in shambles ever since. there has never been a government that cares enough about the people to reinvest back into the country. poverty and corruption is a horrible combo. even the paved roads aren’t that great. when i was in kinshasa, it took us like 2 hours to drive like 60-70 kilometres. insane traffic and bad road conditions. but the people, oh the people. so kind, caring, and loving. but of course, we have our own problems. over reliance on religion, superstition, lack of formal infrastructure for labourers, women, etc. congo could be so strong if the world was willing to invest in us, and the people ourselves too.
@43:58, that one guy running for the truck has a friend on his back. Love it. And love these hard working beautiful people. Please God 🙏 bless them all, please don't let anyone go to bed hungry, I beg u God Almighty 🙏🙏🙏.
i find this channel and i realized this is the best channel in TH-cam .i request you please upload every day
Another amazing episode!! Not to forget, Sincere appreciation to all the mothers out there who have contributed to make this channel what it is today! Happy mothers day!!
Thank you 🙂
Agnes From kenya
@@tonyngechu2839 yup
OMG!!!! No ads? I’m amazed!!! And will GLADLY WATCH and share this. Now we can enjoy it! Thank you finally after asking for over 6 months 👍🏻👌🏻 this is great 😁 BUT I have seen this before though...so I hope that is not the only reason you didn’t include the 14 ads
It’s not a reupload. It’s a FIRST FOR FREE DOCUMENTARY. Please read the pinned comment - there you get all the info. 😁
@@FreeDocumentary I read it 😁👍🏻 I have seen this before, I never said you uploaded it before idk 🤷♀️ I just know I’ve seen this Doc. before 🙌🏻
FREE DOCUMENTARY is reason that help me through this corona pandemic . Thank you
Something about these documentaries make them so interesting
One of the best channels on TH-cam ❤️
“only Moses could get through this road “😂😂
Yeah, you and the other Moses' can only cross this road
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Nah, a solution that involves reality is a better choice.
Only Moses could have made it through this road, if ur going to use "" use them right.
😂😂😂😂😂 I laughed so hard hearing him say that 🤣🤣🤣
Came to learn of this channel recently....since I am not good at watching movies, this comes in handy. Quality videos, top notch camerawork and captivating narration, a true masterpiece.......I will keeping coming back from more Free Documentaries....Well done!!
Ive watched this episode more than 5 times. Its just done so well!
Best informative channel for people ❤❤❤❤❤
Fallen in love with your videos 😀 this channel videos more addictive than junk food. You're doing great to show how this world is. I can see how hard you work to make a video. Thanks for everything 😊.
Thank you for such a lovely comment. For taking the time to stop by and let us know. It’s truly greatly appreciated by everyone who is involved in these documentaries
@@FreeDocumentary this life is totally worth it by getting replied by you. Thanks a bunch. By the way I'm from India 😀 and lot's of Love from India.🙏
Simply great documentary, great narration and nice background music!
@@FreeDocumentary Watching you for years, from Switzerland. Our minds are like parachutes, work best when open. I learn every day with Free Documentary
@@engegiger that’s a great quote. And thank you! Greetings from Vienna and Berlin!
I have to say this is the best documentary I’ve watched . I just subscribed 2 days ago . All I have to say god just help this people . Help them build them a better road and they will thrive in life .please be safe and try to live life the best you can .
My narrator is back! What is his name? This man can make the locals tell their story through him the best. Keep up the great work man!
Someone posted in another vid name is Tom Hamilton
I love it that the guys can do some swahili
One of the best documentaries to watch...need a lot of patience in conditions like these to survive...
Congo on the beautiful documentary over Congo ❤️
Domingo is a superhero for sure. My heart ♥️ sank watching the truck just fall down into water-made filled holes and trenches.
I agree. Domingo and people like him all around the world who make something out of nothing and persevere despite the most daunting and difficult circumstances are the worlds true super heroes
Karma got him for not paying his food
@@YY-vz7vd true
I’m glued to the screen when these new episodes come !
Kindly cover my country Zimbabwe, I love your documentaries
I'm from Congo I miss my country, I left my country 21 years ago. Now i live in Toronto Canada
Africa the land of strong people ☑️I like that crew the way they making discussion to get solution of their journey.
Definitely
Africa described in one word : "resilient". We get hit but come back even stronger
More like suffering to me,sadly with all the vast resources
@@sbix2652 those resources are all being stolen by foreign countries. African resources literally feeds America, Europe and Asia. And if the natives ever tried to take back control of their land, they'd have to fight a war to do so.
@@MrGrace You're an idiot. Nobody is stealing resources. Africans fail to extract them because they lack the technical skill and functional government, so you're governments hand out tenders to foreign companies (which largely employ Africans). You've been independent for decades but keep acting like you're under foreign rule. If Africans could do it, then they'd be the ones doing it. You talk the same nonsense when Asians open shops in Africa and out compete the locals.
@@elliotmorin5560 actually YOU'RE the idiot. Have you ever read Confessions of an Economic Hitman? No, of course you haven't. It walks about how all this "free aid" is not really free, but its a loan to these poor countries. And in exchange, they give up access to their natural resources. It's a cycle that keeps them in poverty. But you'd rather blame the victim.
Estimated arrival is 4days to a month that's insane
Watching all the way from Nigeria. Great job!!! Free Documentary!!
You guys make the best documentaries, hats off to you..this show was one of your best.. good job.
The narrator is the best....
Ya I do love these documentaries, but I wish they’d post new vids and not repeats. I do understand only so many videos of this series was made but they have to move on to the next documentaries like hardest routes to school or other documentaries we haven’t seen yet. Keep up the Great Work and Stay and Play Safe !! 👊👍
Watching from Switzerland. Deadliest Roads is a whole new level of "Highway Thru Hell"!!
I addicted to watch this channel in my spare time : Thank you for your effort
I love ho they prayed before the trip!🥰😇
Just in time 🤤 I love “free documentary “
Thank you 🙏 greatly appreciated
Me too
Was waiting for these thank you free documentary 💗💗
entrepreneurs like Eugene, who take such risks, drive this world..... and I like the objectivity of the narrator, he makes the documentary smoother😂
Totally fascinating ....... for lack of new uploads these episodes are worth watching again and again .
And we complain when there's just a few cracks in the road.
YES BCZ IT ALSO A PROBLEM IT LIKE SAYING YOU KNOW WHAT THERE ARE PEOPLE MIRE DEPRESSED THAN ME SO I WONT TRY AND GET HELP FOR MY DEPRESSION
The cameramen & the crew 🙌🏽
Respect for their courage, Great documentary.
I just love this channel so much !!!!
love all these documentaries on roads, being myself a traveller filming roads !
cheers from lagos Nigeria !
I watched this docu for like 5x now across different channels xD
This is the toughest one I've seen yet. 1 month travel!
There way the two brothers smoke bhang is just hilarious 😂 😂 😂
Free Documentary,always looking forward to the next upload ...beautiful piece indeed
I've watched all the documentaries I love !!!
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I am greatly addicted to this Channel. Please upload more episode of "Most dangerous ways to School ""
New episodes of MDWTS are coming later in the year. But they’re coming!
45:48 you need to take that water there and move it over there.
the dude with the shovel has the best expression on his face i’ve ever seen in my life.
The narrator..and in all these documentaries all people Pray and have faith
I'd like to wish a happy Mother's Day to all those beautiful mothers out there
I've watched alot of documentaries about this road and it is so sad watching my fellow African toil like this yet there government is doing nothing about it, God protect them
Domingo be a straight buster… And he knows it
This is hell
Hatts off to your team❤
SOLID DOCUMENTARY KEEPSAFE AS ALWAYS EVERYONE GODBLESS
I was waiting for new video. Thanks!
You guys are absolutely amazing thank you so much for the job well done.
Mean while the rest of the world think they got it bad sitting in traffic for hours on end on a journey 😂
Beautiful documentary..
Ah yes my favourite narrator, I wish he would narrate my entire life story, even he could make it interesting.
Mymymymy
He could read ingredients on a cereal box and make it interesting
Superb Channel free Ducmentry
Thank you 🙏 so much!
Pot holes can be as deep as 3m?
My guy anything that deep is not classified as a pot hole. That’s far too much.
One more free Documentary ...Trawelling world with Free Documentery ..😎..
I think I watch this Documentery
Repeat again..??
No. You’ve seen it maybe somewhere else but not on FD
Always watch your channel
Love from India🇮🇳👍
Toughest jail Next vedio🙏 plisss
This is sooo Africa but am glad we share common things 👍👍🇰🇪🇰🇪😆😆😆 slowly by slowly we are growing
If you think we share the misery then you haven't travelled this country. Kenya has never been at this state. I hate the government but on infrastructure they've earned my respect. In fact, on road index we rank closely to UK.
This is one of those rare cases where I would support sending real help to those places. Sending construction machines to make roads .. so that those countries would be able to prosper.
uero can help them? or US?
Africa.... Goodness. Lack of visionary leadership
This is the reason why you should never complain about life in fact I will always be humble
we should work to lift others up, not lower our expectations of a fair society.
Domingo, How long do you think it will take to get to Bukhama?
Oeh, I think about four days should do it.
Africans are amazing people , so resourceful & so friendly.
After watching this documentary it has reminded me how moyale Isiolo road in kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 used to be before tarmacking.. During rainy season i used to cover 500kms more than ten days
Hello from Norway 🇳🇴
Hello 👋 back from Berlin and Vienna
Hello
I am absolutely addicted to these documentaries. It’s all I’ve watched recently. I do notice something in almost all of them though: if you make absolute 💩 money, live without electricity and/or running water, and are rarely home do to your job, why the F**K are you making so many kids????? You don’t need 8 kids if you only make 50 euros a month or whatever. I’ll never understand. “Oh…. less money and more mouths to feed. That makes sense”. Like tf??????!
I keep thinking the same, they have nothing but one thing they have in abundance is kids. There are afew reasons for having multiple kids in third world countries. The first is the woman often don't have a choice, there is little to no birth control so if they get pregnant then they are forced to carry the child to term, keep in mind the enormous amount of sexual assault in places like the Congo. Another reason is in the third world kids serve as a kind of Social Security, kids can work and make money for there family at young ages, its expected for children to provide for there elderly parents in third world countries. The more kids the more your family as a whole can earn. Lastly, there is little else to do but work, eat and breed.
So i said the same thing, I'm not saying the poor shouldn't have kids or anything like that but having 8 to 10 kids yet u can't psy for good for even 2 kid u shouldn't be having that many at all..there is another one they made from Africa where the truck driver had 8 kids and 2 wives and when the wife asked him gor m9ney he had 1.50 euros,and told her oh well make due like WTF,he also got robbed recently for 2 thousand euros 😬🤯..I'm in America and I don't carry 2k on me😂..but yeah 10 kids but can't even feed himself and his wife😢 it's really sad
Another amazing documentary. Thank you very much for sharing with us 😌
It’s nice to hear a kind comment. Thank you. Greatly appreciated. Take care and stay safe.
@@FreeDocumentary Wishing your team too to stay safe and sound ☺️
Beautiful video, btw hi im from indonesia🇮🇩
Domingo is a boss. Looking at those roads you would never believe that truck could get through there.
Domingo must be ex Angolan military. The coolest guy in the documentary 👍
One of the best channel of whole youtube
The Narrator is on point.....
Another re upload, but I'll still watch it
God I just love free documentaries I have subscribed to it
that hand writing is beautiful
I always enjoy your video amazing story ❤
It's been more than a decade and I hope roads are much better now in Congo.
Unfortunately it would seem not. SUbsequent documentaries show how ongoing ethnic wars have caused the roads to deteriorate in some parts of the country even further. Unless this is the Rep. of Congo vs. the Dem. Rep. of Congo, it has unfortunately not improved.
wtf only 21 minute upload already 1500 view..btw as always thank you for upload.regard from malaysia.
I can't believe I complain about nyc potholes after seeing this ill be more appreciative
A friend of mine was born in Congo. He lives here in the states now. He would tell me stories that we’re horrifying. Literally every day for him growing up was pretty much trying to survive and not get killed. Being good at basketball is what got him here to the states
Congo has been through alot as a country
Congo has been through alot as a country