Africa's most notorious warlords
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Africa has more #dictators per capita than any other continent. So, here is a list of #Africans who are charged with committing war crimes.
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Good keep it up
do your reports on TPLF terrorist group, in which their leaders have committed everything you mentioned on the dictators in this video.
A bit lacky list it didn't include the polizario mercenaries leader he to uses child soldiers commits atrocities in tindouf camp and their was this atrocity of akdim azik when they killed even medics one with a dull knife
Interesting video but you need to learn how to pronounce “indict” properly. There sure ain’t no “dick” in that word.
Can you a report about slavery? These days and the history
I like the ending: “until the lion learn how to write, every story will glorify the hunter.”
Lions are hunters though...
@@icmull unless the become the hunted
The lion is a hunter. If he meant poacher, thats different and they're not glorified
Actually it sounds dumb..
- A Nigerian proverb.
surely the list also includes that Nigerian prince who wired me a million dollars
The same that wanted to sponsor Arrow Racing Team?
Wait, you got your 1 million dollars? I'm still waiting after giving him my 2 thousand dollar down payment. And it's been 11 years now.
@@dingovory don’t worry it’s still loading, Nigerian internet is just a bit slow.
@@dingovory hey I'm the Nigerian prince i forgot to tell you, you needed to send another 3 thousand dollars you also stand a chance to double your earnings
Surely you can think of an original joke? Surely
"this list of fugitive war criminals in Africa is incomplete, You Can Help By Expanding It"
- loads an AK -
Abiy Ahmed be like 👀
@@Ben-ek1fz we have them too unfortunately
* laser eyes *
High pitch screeching
Sure, **rambo time**
Man as a Mexican who grew up with stories of the atrocities of the drug cartels, I can tell you African warlords are even crueller. My solidarity to the peoples of Africa
Back at u brother
Then there’s the Middle East and Asia
Maybe because one is after greed/$$$$$ while the other is after absolute power (rule over a nation).
Cartels are chasing money. Africa has deeply rooted ethnic, religious and racial issues that are often the driving force in genocide.
He didn't even state the worst one. which is Al-Shabab in the horn of Africa.
"Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter"
How do you keep thinking of these?? Do you have a notebook full of banger oneliners thqt you make videos around?
There is a literal great book of quotes
you know there is a great variety of one liners in the history of humanity and they are widely known, rigth?
It's from doctor and writerJ. Nozipo Maraire
Yea lion hunters get mad respect in our society
@@angelkitty11 it is it's an African proverb
"Geneva conventionS? More like Geneva Suggestions."
- Everyone in this list, probably.
African leaders are more often brought in front of the international criminal court while Western leaders who have committed war crimes abroad are never punished.
@@guardianoffire8814 yeah like george bush and dick chainy plus 2000 others
@@guardianoffire8814 because the west owns the system lol the police don't go around arresting themselves no matter how trash they are
Eastern european baltic states have had plenty in the Hague, but i agree its mainly for the Africans
@@UnholyWrath3277 such bullshit, when china and Russia and north korea( or india and pakistan for that matter) escape judgment is it also because the west owns the system ? No it because powerful nations can get away with things not because it's the west
10 most wanted people in Africa? Man that's gotta be a tough club to get into, half the dictators, cannibals and warlords since the 90s have been trying for years with no luck real exclusive group
Let's hope nobody's too upset for not making the list.
The funny thing is it’s only 10. Lmao.
It’s weird. Africa has the most educated leaders per capita but they are mostly dictators.
@@mikothegreat140 What's weird about it? Educated people ruling over illiterate subjects sounds normal to me.
@@mikothegreat140 It's not weird. Our white elites simply got replaced by black elites
As someone in rwanda thank you for the recommendations. With how beautiful the capital is and how prosperous everything is, it’s easy to forget what happened here 27 years ago until youre drinking in a bar and an older person tells you their story
How is life there
I love the fact that your comment is quite deep yet your username is...well...
funny, a Rwandan just 2 days ago was telling me how bad things are in the country and how there is no freedom and the old ethnic and political tensions are still there. Funnily enough he is mixed, dad a hutu and mom a tutsi. Aside from the mom and dad each respective family doesnt want him near them because of him being mixed and always having one half of him part of the opposing side.
Love your user name. “ There, but for Fortune…” yes, RIP indeed.
@@Rakaizulu what?
Well this has to be the first time Pittsburgh has been used as stock footage for the United States.
I was really surprised by that lol
That comment about Sudan aged really, really fast with the military coup 4 days ago
thats africa for you
Sheesh
Sudan did had a civil war and there is south sudan?
@@Brandonhayhew We are talking about the military coup of October 2021
This reminds me of the time that you deleted #general, smh my smh my head
1:49 Protais Mpiranya, Rwanda
3:14 Mengistu Haile Mariam, Ethiopia
4:43 Joseph Kony, Uganda
6:17 Abubakar Shekau, Nigeria
7:51 Aiman al-Zawahiri, Egypt
9:45 Omar al-Bashir, Sudan
10:28 Félicien Kabuga, Rwanda
11:04 Alieu Kosiah, Liberia
11:52 Dominic Ongwen, Uganda
12:36 Mahamat Said Abdel Kani, CAR
I was looking for the list guy, thanks
Even though it's fictional, although based on the civil war in Sierra Leone, I recommend Beasts of no Nation, it's a very powerful film. It makes you realise how fortunate you really are.
That movie even had to tone down the atrocities of Ch*rles Taylor who they based it on
@@alfatejpblind6498 what's their name, Chorles? Why did you censor it?Never heard of them and wanted to do some research.
@@skussy69 Charles Taylor, I believe his name is. If you're still wondering.
Mugabe was like Imma head out make this list a top 10,
Instead of a top 11
"Accountability is the glue that ties Justice to authority, every government machinery needs accountability to operate proficiently"..... thank you Caspian Report.....
Be self racist
You will see the other side of who you are
Devils
You have testerone high levels
This makes you evil
#11 - Mohammed Salah after his absolute war crime of a performance against United
hahahahahaahhah agree
Oh yeah, he's from Egypt, which is in Africa. Nice one.
I'm the most wanted in Europe after my cousins claimed my defeating them at the board game Risk was a war crime.
7:26 The absolute dread in Shirvan's voice when he said "Yeah"
10:25 just days ago Sudan had a military coup, probably during the final stages of editing this video. So much for a transition to democracy :(
@@okene Not so likely in this case. They were due to hand over power in a couple weeks and now don't have to.
@@okene True, Egypt, UAE and Saudia Arabia
Did J Nimitzch delete their comment? I don’t know what’s going on
@@penguintoast2471 youtube being bit of a b
Lmaooo. Progress in a middle eastern country.
We need a video on the Central African Republic. The country has been undergoing hell over the last several decades with little hope in sight
We need a video on South Africa, the country is at a breaking point. In July 2021 the biggest riots on the African continent went down. The entire province of KZN was obliterated. Now the local district elections will take place on Monday, 1 November and the workers at Eskom (South Africa's electricity supplier) have been sabotaging the entire grid to get people to fight against the ANC ruling party. If it continues getting worse like this South Africa could trigger an event of riots like Egypt did with the Arab Spring. The African Spring is waiting.
@@TamimLB The long awaited civil war is getting close.
Passed decade ?
Try past 4 centuries.
@@snare5903 Doubt SA would fall to civil war. Who knows, anything could happen. The majority of South Africans agree that they want peace though.
@@TamimLB Civil wars don't break out because people love war I'm afraid.
We wish peace and stability to our African brothers in Sudan from Tunisia 🌹🕊️🇹🇳🇸🇩🕊️🌹
To hell with Sudan & Tunisia, cowards and women beaters
Not something I ever really thought about but definitely look forward to watching.
Why didn't you give credit to the owner of the quote?
"Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter"
~ Chinua Achebe (an African writer), from the novel "Things Fall Apart"
@@chariot9285 To avoid appearing too stupid, learn to be quiet when you are ignorant. Who came up with it? Did the quote appear by itself from the sky in Africa? What proof do you have of how and when the quote originated in Africa?
No need to credit lol, you could such search it
@@lancetheking7524 and yet people are praising CaspianReport for coming up with it. Thats what happens when you dont give credit. Especially because his viewers trust him.
@ⲁⲧⲥⲉⲙⲛⲓ Despite your comment being so irrelevant and of extremely low intelligence, rather than ignore you, I chose to reply to attempt to educate you because I care about you. A quote is any written or spoken statement that is "not necessarily" (may or may not be) the user's own words but rather the exact words of the originator of the statement. I know that you have difficulty understanding the simple English language, proverbs are quotes, they are statements made by people. All writers and speakers, when using others' works, are required by law to always cite or attribute quotes to their rightful owners. Failure to do this amounts to the crime of plagiarism. Moreover, the person you are trying to defend did not even mention that the statement was from Africa but instead used it as if it was his own statement, which is a criminal act.
@@MoTG_Life Plagiarism isn't illegal. Where are you getting that? It's unethical sure, but not illegal anywhere I know of. Now specific instances can be illegal when it violates copyright laws, or if you're in a situation where you are contractually obligated not to plagiarize. But in the broad usage it's legal.
I’m amazed Kony is still free after how big he was after koni 2012.
@A B Seriously, it was such a joke. Good time to be in the T-Shirt and sticker printing business though.
Almost as if that thing was just about fleecing people and not actually doing anything
Not enough people used the hashtag 😞
Couldnt People built a go fund me to hire Academi?
Well unless you physically went to Africa to try and find him it wouldn't matter if 10 million people posted a #
*Top 10 most wanted persons in Africa
*
''Woow a video about 10 great people from africa who are wanted for their experties around the world''
*Most wanted fugetives, wanted for WAR CRIMES*
''oh, i see now''
That is sort of a cute mistake 😊
For anyone wondering "Top 10 most wanted persons in Africa" was the title before it got changed to something else.
Did you honestly expect that or are you memeing?
No outro like a CaspianReport outro! "Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter"
It would be interesting if you did these types of videos for every continent.
You'd have to go back hundreds of years or even longer! I mean, Cnut? 😄
Agreed! Africa's hardly unique when it comes to fucked up crazy people - relatively recent or currently active figures in Cambodia (where the Khmer Rouge are basically in power again), Myanmar, the PRC, Mexico, Azerbaijan, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia, Chile, Argentina, and Spain, for example, all come to mind.
@@jackal2568 yes because Africa is the one that Started wars in the middle east killing hundreds of civilians based on fake evidence
@@jackal2568 africa is also the place that has apartheid in palestine, committed genocide in serbia, flaming religious violence in India, funding all the criminals in honduras
Australia?
I would enjoy more videos about the nations of central Africa and their conditions. Thank you for this one, as always!
Stay well out there everybody, and God bless you friends! :)
I am soooooo thankful that I was born in a rural part of Western Canada!
Lots of native Canadians still don't have clean drinking water.
Morality aside it's because they live 100's of km off grid. It's a logistical problem.
@@RiotUnderscoreProd Then build some more infrastructure. Canada is rich, you can afford a few off-grid water purifying facilities.
Yeah some people are lucky, born in nations where the problems were ironed out by previous generations. For the rest its a matter of making do, leaving or sacrificing the life you have to iron out those problems for later generations.
@@ipadair7345 Firstly, I think you'll find that Canada's per capita GDP is around double Saudi Arabia's (I just checked).
Secondly, you don't need hundreds of miles of pipeline. Wells aren't very expensive, and neither are small scales generators to run pumps and purification equipment. There are around 100 communities without safe drinking water, so if you spent $10million on each it would only cost you $1bn, that's under 0.25% of your annual national budget. And the issue would be solved.
I know the Bible says "Judge not lest ye be judged", but I'm going to go out and say it: these guys are real jerks.
Now I'll judge you:
You, at least, **do** have a soul
Eyy, Norm
Wow you really went out on that
alot of christians use the "Judge not" part to justify so many sins
Not their love of humanity, but the impotence of their love, prevents the Christians of today--burning us.
“Justice doesn’t sleep” lmao this channel is funny af
So glad to see Bashir getting his due. I lived in Khartoum during his regime and saw first hand how the people were treated.
Wow, what happened? What don’t we know about his regime that you had to see?
@@kelseydonoghue158 Just became personal because I have people I know and care about liviing there.
Glad Africa is finally getting some coverage! I really needed an update!
Thank you for your dedication and amazing work guys!
Still waiting for the trial of Dick Cheney...
Is he still alive? The counter terroriam evaluation group, the office of special plans, and the entire Bush Jr. Executive should be on Trial. And Obamas for Yemen. At minimum, JFK, Johnson. And Nixon for Viet Nam, Laos, Cambodia, and Indonisia, etc.. Bush Sr. And his executive for Nicaragua, Etc., Clinton and however many more for Sanction deaths. Accountability for crimes. What a joke.
Meanwhile it's too late for Colin Powell, who died just recently.
@@ArawnOfAnnwn yeah, a cause for celebration. A complete coward and good'ol boy when it mattered most-and did and perpetuated what he abd many other officers had sworn to prevent in Viet Nam. H.R. McMasters also authored "Dereliction of Duty" about the officers and Viet Nam, ironic and/or tone deff. At least Powells chief of staff, Lt. Col. Wilkerson had the balls to admit to being a coward and not wanting to go agasint the grain and popular opinion/support "in a time of war" and end up being pushed out, flushed away and forgotten.
Probably why Wilkerson is, in my opinion, looked upon more favorably as times gone on. He knew what he did wrong, admitted it, and to my knowledge, has spent the rest of his days attempting to atone for his moment of weakness and cowardness that caused unimaginable pain and misery, etc., in our name. I follow, listen/read his work regularly.
The late rep. Walter Jones (R) of North Carolina (coined the "freedom fries", when France refused to join the "coalition of the willing") Supported the war pretty vehemently, based on what he was told, knew, could care to look for, added to the post-9/11 fearsteria, blah-blah-blah. Had quite the change of heart after a widowed wife and a few fatherless newborns funeral for their marine father in 2003. It broke his ass, so much so that he began writing letters to the families to every US fatality in country until the day he died. Not that it did anything for the hundreds of thousands-million+ Iraqis killed, ruined and destroyed, etc., but its something. And I hope hes haunted after deatg by his decisions for eternity.
He was also a part of the Senate Report on Pre-war Intelligence on Iraq, if I recall correctly. The exchanges between he, Lt Col Wilkerson, Paul Pillar and two other individuals. Its a fantastic exchanges and sheds light on how the Office of Special Plans was able to do and get away with what it did. The look on Jones' face is nothong short of saying that what occured was a policy coup. Inexperienced people were brought in, made an office in the DoD, wanted a war and to pursue policies and got it-and dragged the US, the middle east and millions of lives with them. Its a great exchange, incredibly hard to find the full version of the exchange. The insight and information revealed is unbelievable, and infuriating.
If you can get someone in the executive, that brings whom they want with them, they can set up any "office/group", do what they want, get away with it, cover the whole thing up. And histroy, nor the government at large or people will be none the wiser. Its disturbing.
@@ArawnOfAnnwn same for Zhang Meiyuan, commander of the 38th army during tiananmen square.
@R And Americans would support it, since they have never signed or given away the right for the Tribunal to kidnap a US citizen to begin with. It would be a violation of sovereignty, and thus an act of war. And most Americans generally agree with this sentiment. I can understand it, though I don't entirely agree with it.
Before I ask my question which is not about the subject may I say how much I enjoy and learn from your videos. That said the map animation you use is incredible. Is it Google Earth/Maps oTr from some other source? The details and highlights of the map give a great perspective and better understanding of geo politics and the environmental elements that play the main role.
One of the few channels I instant click new vids and stop what Im doing to watch. Best compliment I can give a channel honestly!!
Considering more than 2/10 of your subs regularly watch your content, you are doing really good!
you know the list gonna be crazy when it is in Africa.
If you think those crimes are bad wait until you hear about the American presidents...
@@domtweed7323 they prolly have more blood on their hands than most of these people, bush in particular. But they walk scot free with no legal repercussions, as expected for the most powerful nation on the planet atm. That should tell you something about just how ‘just’ these institutions are.
@@domtweed7323 considering all superpowers preceding it have done FAR FAR worse I'd consider USA an improvement especially compared to Russia or china.
@@domtweed7323 and kissinger
@@agentorange2113 USA has done worse shit than modern russia, russia is the less bad to be honest
Kony mines minerals in Congo and makes sure he delivers them through South Sudan through hostile network to western multinational companies working in South Sudan as humanitarian. He lives a luxury life better than you and me, He has good protection, big house, beautifull ladies. But media says he on the run living in the bush as a canibal, he probably watch it on tv and laugh.
Proof?
Great work as Always. Keep them coming.
Fantastic coverage as usual CR.
Please do a report on everyone in History who claimed Divinity of some sort. Not Divine inspiration as that list would be too long, but to actually be an incarnation of God, Christ, or some other Divine being. And don't forget Robespierre, lol.
would that chinese guy who claimed jesus is his brother count?
@@sanghelian Deserves at least an Honorable Mention.
I like the idea, but I don't think it fits the channel at all
@A B Keep it to a top 10 then.
@@sanghelian Absolutely. The Taiping Rebellion is the 2nd bloodiest conflict in human history, so that guy has got to be one of the definitive examples.
Also, just FYI Shirvan, the "c" in "indicted" is silent. :)
is it silent in "scent", too? Or is the S the silen letter in that word?
(irrelevant. It just popped into my mind)
@@istvansipos9940 Correct, it's a homophone (different words pronounced the same) as "sent."
In other news, English is kinda f***ed up. ^_^
Woow well researched thank u Shiv.
Thank you for video with a full of valuable information, Caspian Report 😊❤
"Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter"
A quote so deep I'm not sure I fully understand it
it's a deepity and it doesn't fit all that well in that context since we are talking about a world where the story of these victims is actually written and publicised heavily thanks to modern media.
IMO its about how poor education/literacy perpetuates oppression. it's also quite hopeful because it says the oppresed are strong, like lions.
10 seconds in and I already have to add my 2 cents: "Dictator by capita is the hell of a metric!"
Keep up the great work!
Beautiful presentation.. And I like your summary statement. K'naan song : Until the lion learns to write .. such a majestic song 🤗
I salute this new format. It’s innovative for the channel, and worked very well. You could try to replicate it with other subjects, like “The 10 more powerful Russian Oligarchs”, just as an example. And some in depth videos about Africa could be very interesting, like ones explaining the conflicts in Darfur or the Central African Republic.
The CAR is a clusterfuck of nonsense. They literally don't even know who is good and bad anymore.
Why aren't George W. Bush (41 and 43), Tony Blair, Barak Obama, Xi Jinping on the most wanted list of The Hague?
with the US presidents, the US has a policy that says they can forcibly break people out of The Hague. So presumably The Hague doesn't want to be in danger of an american operation that will inevitably cause harm to civilians. plus, the west isn't big on criticising itself, and the international criminal court is very western, which really sucks.
The so-called Hague and other similar institutions are theatrical gimmicks. Might makes right.
The same reason why modern Russia and modern Turkey refuse to acknowledge both Stalin and Jamail Pasha as scum I suppose
@@DERIKTHEGENERAL The West literally never shuts up about criticizing itself, wdym? Literally almost all criticisms that get international news about the West are FROM Westerners lol
Because they didn’t do anything wrong. Any excessive use of force in their campaigns is justified. Try again sweetie :)
I look forward to all your videos, so random yet so interesting
9:00 That is absolutely gorgeous footage of Pittsburgh
Wasn’t there a war criminal that became an Uber driver some what recently.
It would be interesting to see a list about warcriminals from the West!
You could start with the ones from countries that doesn't recognize the International Criminal Court, like the United States. Then follow up with french and British warcriminals!
Someone's mad that Africa is the worst place in the world lmfao.
@@JuliusCaesar888 no they're mad that the west talks about justice while never prosecuting their own.
@@bloodfiredrake7259 doesn't change the fact that Africa is the worst place in the world. Nobody is clamoring to move there for a better life lmao. The whole continent is a disaster zone of corruption, crime, rape, disease, and war. Inb4 you blame whites for it all lmfao. Place needs to get its shit together.
@@JuliusCaesar888 and when they get their 'shit' together and stop all the exploitation from foreign nation and demand fair trade, west especially US will come saying no to fair trade.
because lets face it, US only got to this position is because of their overbearing army and control of financial system by petrodollar.
@@JuliusCaesar888 Well every time a country in Africa tries to get its shit together some random coup happens or some leader gets murdered by "unknown" assailants.
Your videos are great. Keep up the good work.
great vid, as always!
Hmm I wonder how Bush and Rumsfeld compete with these people.
Might as well include Obama in there given that he pretty much just continued their policies...
@@Darkdaej might as well add every single US president and while you're at it put every world power and their leaders
@@mr.johndoe2659 True - Most world leaders are shitheads :)
Keep dreaming, never going to happen. :) They did nothing wrong.
@@wilhelmbittrich88 even if they are wrong, they are right
Finally some buzzfeed style journalism from shirvan
i'm looking fwd to the 'which african warlord are you?' quizz to fill in
@@lm_b5080 hell id take that quiz...... twice
I absolutely love this channel. It has such deep insights and information on fascinating topics and it's amazingly done. Keep up the good work!
8 AM: Aaahh, great. CaspianReport has uploaded. This will be a great video to watch over lunch.
8:10 AM: That was awesome. Thanks, CaspianReport!
BTW Swaziland is eSwatini now. Our king kinda decided to change it unilaterally but what can we do lol
I prefer Swaziland. Anything to delegitimize the King.
@@kriysixvector4552 It's a bit more complicated than that. Swaziland was our colonial name given by colonial masters, so we were long overdue for a name change tbh. But the fact that he changed it unilaterally, without a referendum or anything, represents the same kind of oppression and disregard for the people that we originally fought against during independence. We can agree however that the dude needs to go
@@cupidsfavouritecherub9327 I speak a Bantu language... Swahili to be exact. By inference, isn't Swaziland and Eswatini literally the same name? Like how my ancestors country could be called Kikuyuland or Ugikuyuini
@@mwanikimwaniki6801 Yeah kinda, it's means "where the swazis are" which is essentially what Swaziland means but fancier. But that's why most people aren't really against the name change, since it's basically the same thing, just in our language
@@cupidsfavouritecherub9327 Yep. Same meaning. Wow. Our languages are really similar. I heard a Swazi conversation and I swore I'd be able to speak the language in a few months m
Top ten list, lets goo
Thanks @CaspianReport I love your content so much. I watch every video. As an american, I am desperate for a media source who presents world news as fact without twisting or spinning it.
This channel is brilliant.
10:25 Sudan's transition to democracy. Like they'll get around to that anytime soon lol
big oof
Make Europe next please.
Shirvan, I love your videos man keep up the good work! Just one point that you need to edit please: Ayman Al Zawahiri is NOT in North Africa, he is believed to be in tribal Pakistan/Afghanistan region. He has been there for at least the last 20 years. Cheers.
I love your uploads!
Before watching the video: I hope he covers General Mosquito and his rival, General Mosquito Spray
Irony is that most of these bad guys are getting indicted in American or European courts. Who will hold Americans and Europeans accountable for colonialism and wars for last 4 centuries? Should they be tried in courts in Africa? 🤷🏻
It's just one country doing most of the crime - UK
@С.αἰώνιος λόγος lol your George bush and Obama gets nobel prize. King Leopold II has a statue build on his honor in Belgium. The Royal family never apologised for british colonialism
@С.αἰώνιος λόγος 😂 Just take recent example of America wars in Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Korea, Vietnam. Did anyone hold them accountable for million deaths in these counties?
Did anyone hold UK accountable for promoting slavery and famines in South Asia? Did anyone hold Spain and Portugal accountable for plundering South America and the indigenous population there? Did anyone holds France accountable for their wrong Francafrique policies which continue to this date and responsible for plundering Africa till now? Did anyone holds Dutch accountable for plundering South East Asia for promoting their own wealth?
Europe should pay money to “the third world countries of today” because it was Europe responsible for looting and plundering these rich countries and making them the third world countries.
@@pranav14690 but that is the thing my friend, no one does that. Otherwise japan would need to pay money to korea, china would need to pay money to its neighbours for making them pay tribute for centuries, Russia and germany would both owe themselves money for the ravage they made for each other, england would owe money to france, the turks would owe money to the greeks for taking most of their land (byzantine empire). Its just never going to happen. The best you can hope for is that what is going on today stops. For example, i am french. And i agree with you, the Franc CFA needs to go down. And we should both abandon support of african puppet leaders and close the gates of immigration to africans. But it would be the best outcome. You are never going to get reparations, not anymore than all of the above mentionned countries.
Love this format. Gonna check out Curiositystream too!
These aerial shots. 👍 Good information.
The Daily Maverick did a piece on how a Rwandan national had been living in Cape Town for years, enjoying a South African passport without having prints in the system... 2 weeks before the reporters got access to see him, he vanished… One wonders just which ‘national’ was there…
I read that piece. The upper echelons of our intelligence agencies have little interest in that. They only care about money they steal from the agencies.
@@mashaprince5324 true, nigerian mafia leaders had been cosy in the cape until the united states found them
i read an article that mentioned how terror groups used south africa as a financing and hide out place
@@otis3744 We really need a nationalistic government. We can't continue like this. We can't have soldiers being paid a mere R600 to smuggle illicit goods in and out of the country. We can't have foreigners doing as they please and terrorizing the public through forced prostitution and drug selling.
1500 Portugal came to Africa slave trade started 12millions slaves to America.
17century Dutch arrived in South Africa never left . Millions died and displaced.
18century Belgium King leopard 2 killed 12million congolease with bioweapon smallpox.
19 century Brits, French rest of Europa came for full colonisations .
My point is in the last 500yrs our lives, culture, wealth, resources, have been disrupted, demoralised, destroyed and death followed.
Europa/ west has made sure we never raise by funding rivaly tribes against each other because of resources, they get to rip all the resources gets most of the benefits, this dictators Are mostly funded and used to extract resources. Most of them control large reserves of resources thats why they evade arrest..
Colonialism ended 60 years ago. Bombed to the stone age Japan and germany recovered faster than that.
Europeans bought slaves at shore ports from African slave traders.
They never captured any themselves.
Slavery was over when whites like Stanley and Livingstone explored the African interior.
@@Crashed131963 Islamic slave traders worked with Europeans. More than 500yrs burning villages, 100,000 of art works Are spread around Europa, German and Japan got the Marshall plans to help them out.
This is unforgivable, its done over and again over 500yrs. And you want us to blame ourselves after stealing and destroying our culture. Most africans were left diorganised and our leaders were killed and the wealth they had stolen.
@@Crashed131963 Wrong. Colonialism never ended my friend. Read the book "Confession of an economic hitman".
good video as always!
UPDATE: Turns out Protais Mpiranya has been dead since 2006 and was buried in Zimbabwe after living there for four years.
Love your insightful videos! Just a quick note: the 'c' in "indicted" is mute, so it's pronounced "ind'yted."
9:23
He isn't in North Africa
He is in Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Same thing
@@ManrielXiii
North Africa and Asia are different continents
AHAHAHA
@@ManrielXiii
What's so funny
Accountability is the glue that ties justice to authority.
Well spoken.
8:57 Great clip of Pittsburgh!
Let's be honest. No matter what part of the world we talk about for a politician to even have a chance to be accountable, he must commit truly dire crimes and even then it's far from certain.
And one has to lose the seat of power, or refuse the petro dollar.
South America’s side eye enters the chat:
I dunno, enacting social welfare projects that actually help your poorest people will get you on a list pretty quick.
Or you know, win you a one way ticket into the side of a mountain.
@@MisterOrgans I'm sure you mean REJECTING welfare projects that bleed the nation dry as you pile up debts from the central banking mafia?
Wut? The guy mentioned how to get into a list in South America, enacting these welfare projects is the quickest way to do so.
Every government is criminal thats why they re in charge. Taxing your citizens to death to further your power and influence claiming other governments or peoples are the enemies.
For better or for worse, Shirvan finally uploads a top 10 video.
very good video
I really like that you ended with a nice note that justice works
The story about Mengistu is complicated he came to power in a tumultuous period with many foreign supported rebels and foreign invasions fighting against his government.
How could Kabuga live in Paris France for decades without getting convicted or his residency being revoked from the start? I thought western countries don’t allow war criminals to live within their borders.
He was under french protection
@@noobsaibot7006
Why though?
western countries are led by war criminals lol
Oh my sweet summer child..
A little different to your normal videos, however this is probably one of my most favourite! I went on to watch other videos about the most wanted people in the world! Thanks!
Thank you!
Not sure I like this one, Caspian Report. It's unusually didactic for this channel, and the top-10 format has an ugly, commercial vibe usually found on lesser channels.
You're still the most objective channel I've yet to find on the internet, though.
Some good new. As of May this year they say Shekau pretty much yeeted himself into oblivion after some bad negotiations with ISWAP.
The subtitles are gold!
Sent a little chill down my spine seeing the profile of my home town of Pittsburgh being shown when you started talking about attacks on the US
Im still baffled that people think Kony "made child soldiers a thing." Child soldiers have been a thing all through human history, hell the Nazis deployed child soldiers during WWII. The Kony 2012 thing seemed to enlighten people who have never looked that deep into history. That this one guy was doing these horrible things and using child soldiers and once he's taken down, Africa will be like The Lion King.
True in fact child soldiers were used in Africa for centuries
"Indicted" is pronounced indaighted haha. Nice video!
How do you come up with these great one liners? lol
Shirvan, you should be on Nebula too. Love your videos 👍
So many dumb comments for such a smart channel
Different that the regular videos on this channel but great nonetheless. I really appreciate the inclusion of recently captured/convicted criminals. Keeps viewers from becoming too disillusioned.
Tfw Caspian Report has taken the first step to being a top10 channel
Shoutout to Liberian warlord general mosquito and his arch-nemesis general mosquito spray
Sniff* whatyatakinbeet
Nice profile dude
@@pieterOD real recognise real