A Very Brief History of Western Civilization
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- Dr. Roy Casagranda is a political science professor in Austin, Texas. If you like this analysis and want more, check out Red Peace Machine weekly news podcast • Red Peace Machine
I am addicted to this guy’s lecture
Same here ! 🤗
Same here , he’s amazing 👍🏻
me too
ace his tests don't swallow everything he feeds you he is trying t re write history
look up white slavery and arab moores there is nothing cool about muslims
Absolutely same here! 😃😄👍🙏
When did "The Dude" have a sequel where he breaks into a school and starts giving lectures?
This aggression will not stand, man.
you stole my thoughts
I kept wondering why he looked and sounded familiar😂😂😂
Abiding academically.
I literally clicked on this video, because I thought it would conjure up a white Russian. :D
We deserve weekly podcast from you Roy. We deserve to get the chance of listening to world history from a pure historian like you more frequently. Salute
he is a politican scientist and gives his perspective through that lens, might be why it's unique.
You could go to the school to hear him everyday
You don't deserve shit what the fuck
His "history facts" are largely wrong.
@@robertgould1345 Care to elaborate?
Whilst he is often greeted with silence I'm here geeking with him about the awe of understanding history.
his deceitful talk is not an understanding of history, but a manipulation of it
@@Level48tt This argument works only if you're willing to share what you view as the correct understanding of history. All of history is a narrative, but the nice thing about this lecture being recorded is you can pause and do some reading to see whether there's any credence to what he's saying.
And I didn't find anything wrong, the only things maybe not completely agreed upon would be the origins of Odoacer, or the extent of the persian empire to the east of modern day Iran.
@@daiyumyo if that’s the only thing you found wrong, then you are also deceiving yourself hussein
@@Level48tt It would be interesting to hear where you disagree, if you’re unable to elaborate your thesis, you’re the one making claims out of thin air.
@@daiyumyo where are the authors sources
I forgot to write this, the most amazing thing about our dear Dr Roy is he does his lectures from the heart and he doesn't have a note ot title to stick to it, he speaks free and this freedom is refreshing and you want watch him talk about wars and killing with absolute fairness and his subtle sense of humor
He should better prepare notes for his lectures to avoid the nonsense he is speaking.
He is so wrong in so many ways in just this one lecture I expect this video in an 'alternative history' channel but not published by university.
Just look up all the inventions he credits to medieval Islam but were invented by other civilisations centuries or even millenia before Islam even existed.
He is painting a false picture he has in his head. That’s why he can do it so free flowing. The problem is that his picture is wrong and he is willfully deceiving his students
Our world need historians like him .
he is a politican scientist and gives his perspective through that lens, might be why it's unique.
He is an anti western manipulator and must be thrown out immediately. Westerners have spent thousands of years trying to prevent cultures from Asia and Africa invading and enslaving us and these snakes are poisoning the minds of our children to open the doors for western subjugation to the false doctrine of Islam
Needs “historians” like him to be challenged by people who actually know what they are talking about
He's not a historian, he says he's a political scientist?
@@quickloris exactly. His “unique perspective” is entirely skewed by his anti western political views. To call him a political scientist is a joke
When i was in my school, boy i hated history. But now, i listened to Dr.Roys lectures keenly. I loved it so much. His way of explaining things from the beginning was so structured.
You enjoy fairy tales that this fool spurts out. He is a lying snake
Man, imagine if every professor/teacher/ scholar had as same passion and love for teaching as dr Roy has it...
If they all had the same passion for manipulating youth with false teachings as this snake does
Eventually! the history teacher, i ever dreamt of, but never had!
His doctor told him to do walking, but he was busy preparing this wonderful lecture...you know the result
Result he walked during the lecture.
He spent almost 2 hours lying and indoctrinating kids to hate their history and culture based on a false picture he paints
There are 3 people on earth who's hands I would like to shake out of respect. This man is one of them. He should go down in history as a great scholar.
You should not want to shake hands with a manipulative lying snake
Who are the other 2?
I could listen to this guy all day long! Never knew history could be this interesting
Lies are often very interesting. However this entire lecture is manipulation for a goal of making these kids hate their culture
This is not the truth of history
I am so addicted to this brilliant guy. It is so nice to watch his lecture.
It's okay.
He is painting a false picture of history and is a manipulator
Need to read AynRand to detox...
@@michaelcap9550 need to read actual history of the interactions between Arabs and Europeans to detox
This is the silliest collection of history inaccuracies in one single lecture in the history of man king 😂🎉🎉
Why? It didn’t sit well with the narrative you want to believe?
Jehovah witness?
He is the best professor in Austin, Texas!!!
best liar maybe
@@Level48tt any proof or just brainwashed talking?!
You don’t have to dig much to know he’s full of sh*t. But you should dig. I’m not here to research for you, just to call out lies
@Revert604 reddit vents don't count!
redditors would love this form of racist anti-western nonsense@@inconvenient-truth99
This was profound. Look to listening to more from you Dr Roy
And looking forward to your comments, mr. DiCaprio
His whole lecture is intentional manipulation and lies
I really don't know what It is about Dr Roy, just the way he talks about history, the passion, the history telling, the way he puts out information and much more, it just teleports you from your place to a thousand years before. When he talked about romains being able to talk both greek and latin, I literally saw a 22 yo guy like me living in the Roman empire being able to talk both languages, it was fascinating. I love what you do professor, and I want to tell you that you opened a path for me that I never thought was there. I knew I liked knowledge of history and events, but now I can see myself spending hours reading books or watching lectures about this kind of stuff. My only regret is that I don't think I'll find another professor with the same passion and the same way of teaching to that of Dr Roy Casagranda. If you ever stumble on this comment professor, I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for these wonderful lectures, and I hope you'll do a lot more in the future because I will be waiting.
you are retarded. you look up to slave traders?
Speak... one "speaks" a language. Assuming English is not your first language so genuinely just trying to help you out. Or perhaps american where the education is suboptimal. But I also love that. If I don't have a picture of the people involved I find history very difficult without that. So much of history doesn't tell you what actually happened with the people. Like sometimes there is a take over of one country by another and sometimes that's people getting slaughtered and replaced or sometimes it's just a flag being changed and the people are the same and they never tell you that so then it's very hard to have a picture of it. Have a good day@
Dear Roy
Thank you for your generous sharing of your findings and knowledge of history, which is like nothing I have ever heard. I have recently discovered your channel, and I am delighted.
Wow! I love this guy!! What a mind blow!! This, kinda changes... everything!! 🤯😱 thank you Dr Cassgranda.
What a respected lecturer & Elegant school, salute from Egypt
Every time I listen to this guy, my mind is completely blown! He knows perfectly how to communicate his thoughts to the audience! It's the 1st time that I see 30+ students in his lecture! Otherwise, the head count is usually 10+!
So much love and respect to roy cassagranda.
Agreed. Ultimately I have no clue what all he is about or how he ended up on my feed, but I love how genuine, relatable and knowledgeable he is. I’ve been listen for days now.
(Good job Austin Professor Dude! You are doing well. 👏🏼)
He is a manipulator and a liar
This was one of the most interesting lectures I have ever listened to and I listen to a lot. There were so many moments when he explained how things really came to be that just instantly rang as true and at the same time put another stake in the coffin of whatever BS history we learned in school. Dr. Roy’s work needs to enter more minds as we need to understand how we got here more than ever.
In 2 days I've watched like 5-6 hours of Dr Roy's lectures
He only say half Truths
@@marcobelli6856
Feel free to fill us in on the rest sense you know so much.
In 2 days, you’ve watched 5-6 hours of lies
@@sjd1446 This is like making a lecture called “Brief history of East Asian cultures” and it’s only 40 minutes long and you don’t name china lmaooo. It’s insulting. Already thinking it’s possible to summarise western or any civilization in 40 minutes. But to do so without even mentioning 1 single western country it’s even more ridiculous. If you don’t understand this is political not historical I am sorry for you bro. Of course if you already are knowledgeable about western history this is cool to learn how non western cultures influenced the west. If that was the title it would be a good lesson. But tell me how it’s possible to teach a history of western civilization without naming 1 single western country. It’s like an African history video that only talks about Eurasian influence. It’s like not mentioning the natives in a history of American culture. This is a western civilization pretending actual western countries doesn’t exist what the f*ck bro be real
@@marcobelli6856
So your beef is with the title and not the content.
If he changed the name of the lecture to “ancient influences on modern civilization” or “eastern influences on western culture”, or something a little more descriptive about what he is talking about, you would have no problem with it.
You don’t seem to be saying that he is making specific claims about history that are most probably false.
I’m so jealous of all the students sitting there and listening to this fascinating historian ❤
this guy is one of a few that digging for truth in history
Many thanks Professor For sharing such knowledge. Looking forward for more lectures.
This guy is my old professor. Good to see he is still at it
A very gifted and very hardworking and very generous and nice professor; you rarely see sb who has got the 3 parameters.
Not going to lie I have spent days now watching videos of this guy's lectures now on western civilization. And I enjoy learning all the things the education system doesn't want to teach.
You should watch videos from other people who don’t share this false perspective. This man is a knowing liar and manipulator
Doesn’t want to?
@@Kekekekekeekekekhgfv yes doesn't want to. Your indoctrinated in public schools not educated
This guys lectures are patently false and he is putting an extreme anti western bias on his painting of history while extremely aggrandizing the impact of non western cultures
@Revert604 I don't disagree that there is a heavy bias against what we call the west now. That said, there is still much your never taught that the U.S. has done to smash its own hand when it comes to the middle east. We have played stupid games and with that has come the stupid prizes.
how could anyone watch any of this guy's lectures and stop before watching all the rest?!
Thank you so much for sharing his lectures to us
I can’t stop listening his lectures. May god bless him 🙏🏻
The grain keeping by the Egyptians (that is mentioned at 12:37) , a similar story is also told in the Quran (Yusuf Chapter 12 verse 46) about when prophet Josef interprets a dream about hardship seasons and grains, the similarities between both stories is very interesting
Exactly, there is a similarity ! Islam is the truth 👍
Of course. It was even part of Jewish Torah thousands of trades before the bastardry of Islam was unleashed on this earth
Congratulations. Islam and this snake both took your inspiration from the same place
@@Rashidun😂😂 u a 🤡
@@RashidunMike drop
Dr Roy is a gem
Such a great lecture. Thank you so much for your time.
Enjoy learning your falsehoods from this fool
With due respect to Dr. Casagranda, on the "crescent moon and star" origin discussed in the 1:12:15 minute of the video about when it existed before ottomans, I could say the first appearence of the crescent moon and star happened during the Sasanid Empire in Iran(Persia). The Sasanid kings has crescent moon and star on their crown and also they printed it on the coins.
While it's true that the Sassanids minted coins with those symbols, the origin of those symbols precede the Sassanids by many centuries. The Sassanids came to power in the 3rd century AD. The Byzantines were using them at least by the 1st century BC. There are even Sumerian depictions of these symbols from the 21st century BC. We probably will never know the first instance of the use of these symbols, but the history of the peoples of that area is intertwined, and it shouldn't be surprising that each of them adapted symbols and elements of their cultures from one another.
@@piruz3243 Thank you very much - very clarifying and edifying comment. I would add that the intertwining of symbols, mores and ideology/beliefs runs very deep and there are myriad connections that are not always obvious. For example, much of the imagery of the Nazis and their desired Third Reich was based on the Roman Empire i.e. the Roman eagle.
@@piruz3243 it is my experience that often people who come from old empires tend to take pride in saying "we were the first" without any actual research what matters its what has been done to that discovery or invention and how its serving humanity iran is one of the oldest nations on earth and its sad to see what it is going through, i have many Iranian friends from penn state and i learned a lot but i see what is happening to iran also people whos artistic soul invented the modern piano and the worlds first bill of rights deserve better, correct me if im wrong but i think iranians gotten use to make do with little whereas else where they quit if they are provided for but my friends say we are the opposite, regime keeps us suffering but the new revolution is giving everyone hope
Thank you dr Roy for opening new avenues of knowledge,understanding n history all together,
For commoners like me.
Greeks didnt wore skirts/kilts, but pelasgi did, the term greek is very new, and the only ones who kept the traditional kilt/skirt are Albanians in ethnic terminology and its called Fustanella/ Fustan which in Albanian geg dialect means FUS (wear) TAN (whole,completely) which means i wear it from above down or from below and up
A small correction: The term "phonetic" comes from the Greek word "phōnētikos" (φωνητικός), which is derived from "phōnē" (φωνή), meaning "voice" (you guessed it right, this is where phone comes from). It is not related to Phoenicians. Actually they never called themselves that. The name Phoenicians (Φοίνικες) was given to them by ancient Greeks, originating from an Egyptian routed word for deep red/purple color, as the people coming from this region were famous for trading a deep crimson dye by exploiting a seashell. This seashell was called "porphura" by Greeks (don't know the original Egyptian word), which in Latin became "purpura" and finally "purple" in modern English. On the other hand, according to Aristotle, in the book "Περί Ψυχής" (On the Soul), the term "φωνή" (voice) is routed to "Φω" which means appear or throw light on sth. Light in Greek is "phōs" (φως) -this is also where photon comes from. Aristotle correlates the words "logos" (speech), "phōnē" (voice) and "phos" (light), so in some sense when we speak we use our voice (air from our lungs) to reveal (throw light on) our inner thoughts (our soul). I stop here, hope you find it interesting and not at all boring.
This is true of most the "facts" he tells. He is surprisingly full of shit despite all the circle jerking about him. He is a leftist more than anything
This is just one mistake that threw me off also as I know Greek and some history... There are so many more here and there.... Some truths some bull an so on.
On the one hand I like what this guy says as a counterbalance to Enlightenment narrative of human progress. On the other I can’t but view him as somewhat of a contrarian. Whoever he views as Western at a given moment he portrays always as a villain, such as the Greeks. Next moment when it’s the Christians who he views as more Western suddenly the Greeks like Plato are so good and sophisticated. So this is a bit biased. Nonetheless there’s value in it
That's pretty accurate though. People don't stay the same just because of where they are ..Greeks were pretty progressive compared to the Christians who were basically during what is called the dark ages for a good reason.
What a great way to look at history. This is amazing
Wonderful professor. One of the best!
"It really tied the room together man"
Hello dear professor
Your lessons are really interesting and crucial,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity ,all the best. Take care and have a good time.
This man is a liar
@@Level48ttprove it
@@hollybug-76542 sure thing. Go look up why we started calling them the Byzantines. It had nothing to do with this fairy tale that Germans wanted to say they conquered the Romans
Everything this guy says is either lies or at best half truths with a spin
Feel free to listen to him, but you will come out the other side uneducated
Don't get me wrong. He's so fun to watch. I am hooked on his TH-cam lectures. I wish, though, he was more accurate. It's 2024 lectures are not academia. Peer reviewed articles is.
Thought the same here
I love listening to him.
i literally cant stop listening
All I can say is THANK YOU as I don't know where to start or where to end.
Start and end on a different channel. Not on this liar and manipulator
So no mention of the Yamnaya, Samara, Khvalynsk, Dnieper-Donesk, Sredny Stog, Repin, Cucuteni, Trypilla, Cerdanova, Corded Ware, Bell Beaker, Minoan, Myceanean, Lusatian, Hallstatt or La Tene, All elements that eventually became Western Civilization?
Thanks Dr. Roy, for the amazing story telling skills and deep knowledge. looking forward to hear a lecture that includes phoenicians.
Just discovered this guy… enjoying him a lot… thanks! (Learning should be interesting… and fun!😳)
This is talent!
Very enlightening. Thank you.
The comedic moments, it’s like the timing violates all the laws of comedy. It’s mesmerizing, this is a form of genius of what they call “social intelligence”. Go Roy, tell it!
Gaining a wholistic understanding of humanity is bringing me so much joy, but it’s somewhat dampened by the rage induced by the realization that my education in history was actually an inculcation of mythology. We were lied to.
Spellbinding indeed! You deserve a thousand students in attendance Dr. RC! I’d be happy to try and arrange sponsorship for a talk in New Delhi… pick a topic! What a riveting lecture, wow!
The time stamps are super helpful 🙏
It's interesting to hear this "college" guy discover history. It's scary to think he spent the majority of his life in college.
Very opinionated. Always a good reason to take a beat and cross check with other sources
Nice to here it all in one place, thanks
what a great lecture...loved it.
The difference in this guy’s reception on TH-cam vs TikTok is wild
He is incredible 🎉🎉❤❤
This guy was my government professor at ACC, great lectures
I’m sorry you wasted your time and money listening to a snake
@Revert604 wow, you seem super insecure and upset. Poor snowflake
@@Level48ttyou have a problem with him personally 😮
@@Level48tt you seem hyper-emotional
@@rjhomsobaid2117 ahh yes of course. Superb deduction
Can someone please help me find more lectures by this absolute gem of a teacher
You need to listen to more lies that badly?
@@Level48ttwhat do you find inaccurate?
@@Padraigp the entire thing
@@Padraigp what do you find accurate?
@@Level48tteverything he said is accurate ! This is the truth
Roy Casagranda is entertaining but builds his story telling very loosely on real information and deductions. It's kind of like watching watching "Ancient Aliens" on the History Channel. True information with fictitious but entertaining conclusions. If he was on tv, the show would have the subtitle "based on a true story".
This!
such as
YES. DO NOT think for one minute that this guy knows what he is talking about. I made it to 15 minutes and had to stop. He is provably wrong at least 25% of the time.
@@northernbohemianrealist1412 like where? Pls point out 1-2
@@Alex-hu5eg Okay, I took a few minutes out of my day just to answer your stupid question about this disgusting video. I started where I left off and I told myself that I could suffer through five minutes.
15:30 The goal of hunter-gatherers is to have no impact on the environment. (Gazelle protection plan, but we're moving on anyway.)
No. The goal for hunter-gatherers is survival. If that means killing every turtle they find, so be it.
This comment alone indicates the professor's credibility and his listeners' gullibility.
16:42 Americans eat the same food repeatedly, which leads to food allergies.
No. I don't know anyone who eats only one thing, and never have. The Western diet has problems, but variety is not one of them.
So, taking that premise, no child should ever have a food allergy, right? Eating peanut butter sandwiches for lunch every day should lead to peanut allergies. After so many pounds of steak, one can no longer eat beef.
Again, demonstrating his credibility and his listeners' gullibility.
Okay, that's my five minutes. I only had to cover a little over ONE MINUTE of this guy's blatherings to find two demonstrably wrong claims. He should not be in front of a classroom.
The Persians at one point conquered Macedonia (where Alexander was from) yet Casagranda makes it sound like Alexander destroyed the Persian empire for no reason and that they were victims. It's also worth noting that the Persians torched Athens when they invaded Greece.
there was no greece they were all small city states with their own gods and heros and persians didnt destroy athens for nothing now if most of the persian army fighting greece was greek your ethno nation state idea of defending greece goes away
What's the name of the man he mentions at 58:12? I wanna look him up more but the Captions just say "Abe Nel -"
Thanks!
This is exactly what I needed for where I am at in my human experience and personal journey
Very thought provoking
2:18 haven’t watched yet but just wanted to give praise to thicc Keanu for bringing light to the darkness
What was the name of book by John basha about mideast.??
You sir are a legend. Id listen to you any day any time
Dr Roy Casagrande is a marvel , a true historian. Has he written any books? I am truly addicted to his lectures
The Blood Throne of Caria
He is a snake and a liar. His goal is manipulation
Guys can somebody tell me where are his sources, books and stuff? Thanks you 😊
You are a legend the world needs! I have become a fan of you Prof. Roy!
I’ve always been baffled at how people can talk about how tolerant people are that conquered a huge chunk of the known world by sword.
Great guy.
All these lectures are chambulating all I thought I knew about our recent history! I'm in shock!
Starbucks helps me in such times.
It’s all lies. You will learn nothing here but a false story
What was the first movie Dr. Roy recommended around 1h:30m
Hunter gatherers probably didn't have the means to overwhelm the local environment. They probably just had to move because the foods they relied on were too low to sustain them and they knew going elsewhere will bring fresh resources. It's an organic mechanism.
Didn't he literally say that?
@@Padraigp No. He attributed intent to preserve the local environment in the way he talked about it.
Would the younger dryas event lead to the amazons story? From the dead beat dad part.
Maybe the Egyptians got the idea of storing grain for lean times from the Chinese
It's like the Dude is lecturing you on history... Man!
The word “probably” is doing a whooole lotta heavy lifting here. 😅😅😅
This man gets it. Greetings from Egypt - the cradle of civilisation -
Fascinating, but a bit too brief. I really love his comments on Hollywood productions. I find myself checking his stats because he’s a little too enthusiastic. This is a great way to learn: “This guy may be full of it. So, I am going to double check.”
Thanks
Absolute gem and very notable scholar.
This lecture is incredible
Incredibly manipulative
There are two maps around online. One shows where the "royal families" are/were located, and the other shows the location of every war known in recorded history.
They are essentially identical.
Link of the full video pls
Iceman was shot in the back with an arrow. Not stabbed
Does anyone know if Roy is still giving public lectures?
Thank you
Just women in the Czech republic? All the boys in Iraq? My mum is likely from the Czech republic and my dad is from the middle east? Am I missing something here?
bro the burning and banning of knowledge is just like in one peice with the buster call on Ohara