Like Malcolm X, MLK, Che, Toussaint, Lumumba etc. Sankara didn’t just look like a dignified intelligent leader he actually was. Therefore his life couldn’t be allowed to flourish along side the life of his nation. The forces of “Democracy, Liberty, Brotherhood “ and “Human Rights “ residing in North America and Western Europe (hint,hint🤫) couldn’t tolerate a leader who actually wanted to makes those ideas realized in places like Africa.
You took the words out of my mouth. I just learned about him and was completely surprised how after going to John Jay a college of law and revolution he was not mentioned with Che, MLK, and Malcolm. Anything in relation to Africa was about corruption and Mandela who I think was their puppet and why he lived. This was a group (Country) effort to rid Thomas. One thought that came to mind from this Doc. That when a colonizer country gives us back our "independence" all it is are privileged to be a part of THEIR democracy. saying we are fit to now be a part of the governance they establish as long as their own people are a part of our government by calling it "relations" so much was unlocked to me from this. Once you don't follow their relations suddenly your own people are the ones to take your life. which we know that the order came from hint hint France.
They will die dude old people with no ideas we always sell out by them wish to c this in every country in africa but they blinded by money it enough for us africans If I have a boy sankara
One of the good ones in Africa. Africa has had its fair share of good leaders but a lot of them sadly have been either gunned down or overthrown by traitors sponsored by outsiders
I suggest the documentary "the children of Sankara". He sent 600 teenagers orphans study in Cuba 🇨🇺 to become engineers, nurses, doctors. It was 300 boys and 300 girls. He went to visit them. They were supposed to return to Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 and help the country. He was assassinated and when they came back, Compoare refused to recognise their diploma, and make their life hard. Some committed suicide. He was a great man. I think he is the greatest stateman of the 20th century. 1. Noel Thomas Isodore Sankara 2. Nelson Mandela (South Africa 🇿🇦) 3. Michael Collins (Ireland) & Patrice Emery Lumumba (RDC).
Ibrahim Traoré will continue the legacy of Thomas Sankara. Thomas Sankara is alive in the memory of the people of Burkina Faso and the people of Africa.
This is why we will always be in poverty...we want to change and have wealth but yet we kill our hope with our bare hands, imagine if he and other like him were still alive
Comandante Sankara Gracias you’re highly regarded in all over Latin America!! Thank you for giving your life for la revolución!!! It will not be in vain!!!
thank you afro marxist... unfortunately, youths of the present generation are more on who is true marxist that one is wrong about marxist... instead of sharing experiences related to marx book ... instead of saying they like to join revolutionary marxist group or join marxist anti-war group or whatever that they need to do to be members of any marxist group... pity...
Hey now its not all bad. In fact I learned about this man from a tictok video. Personally more and more young people are looking for more and more ways to share their ideology and learn from each other.
@@genieglasslamp5028 indeed im on the younger side and just started reading Marx work along with Lenin. I want to understand our current economic system as much as possible to spread the message and try to lead my life in a better way.
Why is this the story in the third world? Align yourself with the poor as a leader and suffer the consequences? In 1970 Salvador Allende was elected with a raucous majority among the working class and working poor in Chile. He immediately nationalized copper mines and public transport, handed out food and milk to the poor, developed wondrous gains for the desperately poor and barely able to get by in his country. But two groups in Chile never supported him, the military and the bourgeoisie (middle class). Long accustomed to coddling and favoritism from the government. And even as they instituted shutdowns (falsely labeled as strikes) of industry Allende never lost support of the working class to the point that it took a CIA funded coup to kill him and end four decades of self determination in Chile for a military junta that killed thousands and left their graves nameless in the Atacama desert. Why? Why is Venezuela where it is? Why Burkina Faso? Why Chile? Why can’t third world leaders support the poor and hardest working individuals in their country? What is so dangerous about it?
@Zakaria Ali Exactly. Vested interests. It also explains why Taiwan, Japan and South Korea have had decades of self-determination, not necessarily democracy either, as none have natural resources in abundance the western powers have vested interests in.
i think that i must stop watching histories of africa .. because the more i watch it the more i hate people anger and tears and pain ... and the is nothing i can do about it... i always ask my self why is the god of the white people ( JESUS} AND the arab god ( ALLAH} HELP AFRICAN PEOPLE
Jesus is definitely not the white people God. He was born in Bethleem(North east Africa), He never set foot on the European soil, and was a BLACK MAN from the Tribe of Judah. Read bible, Daniel : Chapter 7 vers. 9. and Revelation. He had woolly hair and skin like burnt brass. Educate yourself!
@@fun_ghoul "Uneven economic and political development is an absolute law of capitalism. " VI Lenin www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1915/aug/23.htm
@@fun_ghoul You're clearly the fraudulent Marxist. You don't have the foggiest idea of what "Comrade" means. And you're obviously a CIA plant or a wannabe CIA plant.
Just read about Sankara on quora and i had this thirst to quench more of him.He was a legend,a Hero,a Great leader and this saddens me seeing corruption derailing Africa back into poverty and aid dependecy.Reincarnate Thomas Sankara........
According to my research, Thomas Sankara was a Marxist Revolutionary. But his character and upbringing testify to his faith in Christ. Nonetheless, his respect for a multi-ethnic Burkina Faso and also for Muslims garnered him much admiration. His efforts to grant equality to women are highly commendable, as are his efforts to achieve equity for every citizen. Sankara's assassination was one of betrayal, demonstrating an evil nature to his successor. Had he tempered down his resistance to French interests and opened greater dialogue with those who opposed him, Sankara may have one day become a democratically-elected President of a Socialist Burkina Faso. Unfortunately, his life mimics the path of Patrice Lumumba, whose dealings with Moscow signalled his demise.
Baba Thomas Sankara is a great Pan African leader warrior and hero. He led Burkina Faso to her freedom forty-one years ago. He was handsome, selfless and defiant. He brought in free education as well as free health care for our people that were less fortunate. He appointed our women in governmental posts. Plus, he gave them non expensive cars. Baba Thomas Sankara opposed corruption. He was the real president of Burkina Faso and not Biase Compaore who stabbed Sankara at the back with the help of these demons of France.
In Africa, success or failure of a country heavily depends on the nobility of the leader. The death of such a leader can set a country 30 years back. We have to outgrow the savior mentality.The best way to ensure we can progress is to absorb the ideals of such men and pass them down to our children. That way they know what to expect from a leader. They can measure everyone in charge against that yard stick. They can use it to identify who is true and who is false. They can use the convictions as a fire to bring down corrupt pawns who don't prioritize them. The chances of leaders with Sankara's character coming to power will be increased.The chances of long periods of bad leadership will be reduced.This way, it won't be on one man to ensure our progress. It's up to us all.
@@aduraoretalks5978 your comprehension is lagging..what this comment is saying is..has his own people not aided in the plot to murder how would the colonialists had done it?? His own peoples hands killed him!
@@irreplacable1988 You are the slow one, Yes, The colonialists didn’t kill him with their hands but they instigated it. Did you see that I used the word collaborated? Do you need some English classes? Have you ever heard of hired killers or assassins? Will the Colonialist come to Africa and shoot at him. His friend was used against him but the colonialist where behind it. His killer still walks around free till date.
"We must choose between the champagne 🍾 for the very few or the drinkable water 💧 for everyone" Noel Thomas Isodore Sankara. This is what I think when I hear the name Sankara.
Merci beaucoup a toi merci pour mon président la lumière à veiller sur l'Afrique entier cette lumière m'a touché moi en tant que sénégalais je me bats pour la liberté l'égalité mon seul idole c'est Thomas Sankara paix à son âme le père de la révolution repose en paix❤
Since you're a white man?! What a RACIST comment. Did owner(s) of this channel tell you that they were promoting the Black Race with a strongly opposition to the White Race?!
The type of leadership Africa needs. Every Africa that tries to liberate Africa is assassinated. Africans stop collaborating with outsiders to kill your own!
Gadaffi the father of african ,, zinga the mama africa ,,, Thomas sankara the son of africa,,, shaka zulu the uncle of africa mandela the grandfather of africa ,,, kwame nkuruma the son of african .... love you all may you rest in peace . OR come back as other poeple to rescure us ... one love
If you can only remove mandela there he doesn't deserve to be named amongst revolutionary he was not remember "apartheid only keeps you alive if it is going to use you" .... The words of Steve biko
@@maiselanicholas9039 Neither does Gadaffi. He trained so many tyrants and rebel groups in Africa to push forward his goal in ruling all of Africa. He trained many questionable people including some of the men behind Sankara's death. Gadaffi is a fraud, when Pan-Arabism failed him he switched to Pan Africanism, thinking he could swindle Black Africans. Not everyone that rallies against western imperialism is automatically the good guy, some just want to replace the west in the existing hierarchy
Like Malcolm X, MLK, Che, Toussaint, Lumumba etc. Sankara didn’t just look like a dignified intelligent leader he actually was. Therefore his life couldn’t be allowed to flourish along side the life of his nation. The forces of “Democracy, Liberty, Brotherhood “ and “Human Rights “ residing in North America and Western Europe (hint,hint🤫) couldn’t tolerate a leader who actually wanted to makes those ideas realized in places like Africa.
Yup. Imperialist powers will never wanna see the exploited rise and win their dignity, especially those in Africs
@@AnmlPeeweeIsHere -Who cares? They will be forced to see what they don`t wanna see!
You took the words out of my mouth. I just learned about him and was completely surprised how after going to John Jay a college of law and revolution he was not mentioned with Che, MLK, and Malcolm. Anything in relation to Africa was about corruption and Mandela who I think was their puppet and why he lived. This was a group (Country) effort to rid Thomas. One thought that came to mind from this Doc. That when a colonizer country gives us back our "independence" all it is are privileged to be a part of THEIR democracy. saying we are fit to now be a part of the governance they establish as long as their own people are a part of our government by calling it "relations" so much was unlocked to me from this. Once you don't follow their relations suddenly your own people are the ones to take your life. which we know that the order came from hint hint France.
@Donnell Okafor you should read more books
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Thank you. This man is a hero!
One of my favorite leaders of all time
"He who feeds you, controls you" - Thomas Sankara
🖤🖤🖤
Thomas the great son of Africa!!!
Long live the Upright Man
You can't miss a good man when you see one. Sankara was a good man, with good intentions for his people. May Africa know how to protect it's leaders.
God bless Sankara! You were able to implement such positive change in such a short span of time. Your legacy will live on forever comrade!
are u a bladee fan
@@corv4609 drainers for sankara forever
@@corv4609 🕳️
Thomas Sankara and Patrice Lumumba's legacies will live forever
I wish most African leaders could think and act like Mr.Sankara
They will die dude old people with no ideas we always sell out by them wish to c this in every country in africa but they blinded by money it enough for us africans If I have a boy sankara
🙏🏃
One of the good ones in Africa. Africa has had its fair share of good leaders but a lot of them sadly have been either gunned down or overthrown by traitors sponsored by outsiders
Never heard of Sankara before and now I'm full focused in learn more about him. What a great man
I suggest the documentary "the children of Sankara".
He sent 600 teenagers orphans study in Cuba 🇨🇺 to become engineers, nurses, doctors. It was 300 boys and 300 girls. He went to visit them. They were supposed to return to Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 and help the country. He was assassinated and when they came back, Compoare refused to recognise their diploma, and make their life hard. Some committed suicide.
He was a great man.
I think he is the greatest stateman of the 20th century.
1. Noel Thomas Isodore Sankara
2. Nelson Mandela (South Africa 🇿🇦)
3. Michael Collins (Ireland) & Patrice Emery Lumumba (RDC).
I sincerely hope that more people across the world will learn about and be inspired by Thomas Sankara. ✊
They will, just continue to say his name and tell people about him. 😊 his legacy will not be erased.
Ibrahim Traoré will continue the legacy of Thomas Sankara. Thomas Sankara is alive in the memory of the people of Burkina Faso and the people of Africa.
this is good, but I'd love to see a proper biopic about him some day, like the Lumumba movie
Thanks again
This is why we will always be in poverty...we want to change and have wealth but yet we kill our hope with our bare hands, imagine if he and other like him were still alive
His friend plotted and murdered this noble man!! Find this devil n jail him
How long shall they kill our prophets while we stand a aside and look?
One of the most dignified men in the history of humanity.
JAH guide
Comandante Sankara Gracias you’re highly regarded in all over Latin America!! Thank you for giving your life for la revolución!!! It will not be in vain!!!
Very cool. Thank you for uploading.
thank you afro marxist... unfortunately, youths of the present generation are more on who is true marxist that one is wrong about marxist... instead of sharing experiences related to marx book ... instead of saying they like to join revolutionary marxist group or join marxist anti-war group or whatever that they need to do to be members of any marxist group... pity...
Hey now its not all bad. In fact I learned about this man from a tictok video. Personally more and more young people are looking for more and more ways to share their ideology and learn from each other.
@@genieglasslamp5028 indeed im on the younger side and just started reading Marx work along with Lenin. I want to understand our current economic system as much as possible to spread the message and try to lead my life in a better way.
Why is this the story in the third world? Align yourself with the poor as a leader and suffer the consequences? In 1970 Salvador Allende was elected with a raucous majority among the working class and working poor in Chile. He immediately nationalized copper mines and public transport, handed out food and milk to the poor, developed wondrous gains for the desperately poor and barely able to get by in his country.
But two groups in Chile never supported him, the military and the bourgeoisie (middle class). Long accustomed to coddling and favoritism from the government. And even as they instituted shutdowns (falsely labeled as strikes) of industry Allende never lost support of the working class to the point that it took a CIA funded coup to kill him and end four decades of self determination in Chile for a military junta that killed thousands and left their graves nameless in the Atacama desert.
Why? Why is Venezuela where it is? Why Burkina Faso? Why Chile? Why can’t third world leaders support the poor and hardest working individuals in their country? What is so dangerous about it?
@Zakaria Ali Exactly. Vested interests. It also explains why Taiwan, Japan and South Korea have had decades of self-determination, not necessarily democracy either, as none have natural resources in abundance the western powers have vested interests in.
Wonderful! ;) Love it!
Please keep the spirit of this man alive
Long live African Che Guevara!!
May the fight against Capitalism and neo colonialism continue
5:20...Thomas Sankara was a GEM, the diamond who was brought up to surface to serve the people...sadly, HUMANS ARE JUST EVILS!!!!
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Humans aren't evil, its this Imperialist system holding back human development.
What a great leader!!! "as ideas cannot be killed" Sankara lives within us.
i think that i must stop watching histories of africa .. because the more i watch it the more i hate people anger and tears and pain ... and the is nothing i can do about it... i always ask my self why is the god of the white people ( JESUS} AND the arab god ( ALLAH} HELP AFRICAN PEOPLE
Jesus is definitely not the white people God. He was born in Bethleem(North east Africa), He never set foot on the European soil, and was a BLACK MAN from the Tribe of Judah. Read bible, Daniel : Chapter 7 vers. 9. and Revelation.
He had woolly hair and skin like burnt brass.
Educate yourself!
He has Risen in the form of Ibrahim Traoré
What a great leader a awesome example of an African leader betrayed by his best friend may his gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace
I firmly blv that he was bought, Compaere.
🥇first. Victory over predatory Capitalism and neo imperialism! ⚒
There's classic 19th Century lessez faire Capitalism and 20th Century neoliberal Capitalism.
@@fun_ghoul sad to see such ignorance. Read Communist Manifesto again on Bourgeois Socialism. Perfect description of neoliberal Capitalism.
@@fun_ghoul "Uneven economic and political development is an absolute law of capitalism. " VI Lenin
www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1915/aug/23.htm
@@fun_ghoul You're ridiculous. You don't know the difference between imperialism and neo imperialism. It's sad to see such ignorant Marxists.
@@fun_ghoul You're clearly the fraudulent Marxist. You don't have the foggiest idea of what "Comrade" means. And you're obviously a CIA plant or a wannabe CIA plant.
The killer of this great man still free, unbelievable ....
On the contrary, Blaise Campaore the ousted Burkina Faso leader was found guilty for his death and has since been sentenced to life imprisonment.
th-cam.com/video/OV1Dd4ST7EQ/w-d-xo.html
i wish to travel to Barkina Faso to see his place of rest
Sankara combined the discipline of Marxism lennism and the radical humanism of M.N roy
Learning theory from the dumpster is interesting cause I should of been taught about him in school.
Sans c'est le meilleur président de l'Afrique entière 💓😭
I love this man.
You still here ❤
The real G.O.A.T
Just read about Sankara on quora and i had this thirst to quench more of him.He was a legend,a Hero,a Great leader and this saddens me seeing corruption derailing Africa back into poverty and aid dependecy.Reincarnate Thomas Sankara........
Same here .i had also read about him on a quora post a few days ago.
Rest in power brother
Long live the spirit of Sankara on African soil 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Un homme incroyable et camarade
According to my research, Thomas Sankara was a Marxist Revolutionary. But his character and upbringing testify to his faith in Christ.
Nonetheless, his respect for a multi-ethnic Burkina Faso and also for Muslims garnered him much admiration. His efforts to grant equality to women are highly commendable, as are his efforts to achieve equity for every citizen.
Sankara's assassination was one of betrayal, demonstrating an evil nature to his successor. Had he tempered down his resistance to French interests and opened greater dialogue with those who opposed him, Sankara may have one day become a democratically-elected President of a Socialist Burkina Faso.
Unfortunately, his life mimics the path of Patrice Lumumba, whose dealings with Moscow signalled his demise.
🙏 for educating us
A great, great man.
VIVA SANKARA....
A true man...a visioner...complete leader...hail from 🇩🇿
What a man
Hero of Africa
Such a brilliant young man!
Un hero il y'aura toujour des Thomas Sankara .
Wonderful documentary. When are we getting the Amilcar Cabral one?
True leaders like him will be always alive in their nation's memories ❤
Thank you for exposing the truth it’s very important
This is what I call a purposeful and meaningful life. Sankara, your legacy lives on......
Great man of africa
based Captain Sankara
Baba Thomas Sankara is a great Pan African leader warrior and hero.
He led Burkina Faso to her freedom forty-one years ago.
He was handsome, selfless and defiant.
He brought in free education as well as free health care for our people that were less fortunate.
He appointed our women in governmental posts.
Plus, he gave them non expensive cars.
Baba Thomas Sankara opposed corruption.
He was the real president of Burkina Faso and not Biase Compaore who stabbed Sankara at the back with the help of these demons of France.
In Africa, success or failure of a country heavily depends on the nobility of the leader. The death of such a leader can set a country 30 years back. We have to outgrow the savior mentality.The best way to ensure we can progress is to absorb the ideals of such men and pass them down to our children. That way they know what to expect from a leader. They can measure everyone in charge against that yard stick. They can use it to identify who is true and who is false. They can use the convictions as a fire to bring down corrupt pawns who don't prioritize them. The chances of leaders with Sankara's character coming to power will be increased.The chances of long periods of bad leadership will be reduced.This way, it won't be on one man to ensure our progress. It's up to us all.
Colonialists didn't eliminate him, his own people did because he was not a slaver.
Liar! The colonialist collaborated with the Judas around him to kill him!
@@aduraoretalks5978 your comprehension is lagging..what this comment is saying is..has his own people not aided in the plot to murder how would the colonialists had done it?? His own peoples hands killed him!
@@irreplacable1988 You are the slow one, Yes, The colonialists didn’t kill him with their hands but they instigated it. Did you see that I used the word collaborated? Do you need some English classes? Have you ever heard of hired killers or assassins? Will the Colonialist come to Africa and shoot at him. His friend was used against him but the colonialist where behind it. His killer still walks around free till date.
ETHIOPIANS HAS ALSO FALLOWED HIS LEGACY AND RIP!!!!!!!!!!
great leaders to come out of africa
One challenge when one go through history is that people of Sankara type never survive longer.Nevertheless their ideas will survive longer.
we africans we use force to people that can make change ,lets us stop stupid harrogansim becouse pockets and banks are full of pride .
Thomas Shankar 😢
20:21 what is that painting? I need to know please.
Thomas Janatoul firdawzi Amine
Great Men of the 80s.
Sankara my mentor!! Atb!!🆘🆘
TOMAS SAKARA VIVA Y SE RESPETE
English Version?
Ibrahim Traore will fulfil sankaras dreams
Happy Birthday Thomas Sankara!
"We must choose between the champagne 🍾 for the very few or the drinkable water 💧 for everyone"
Noel Thomas Isodore Sankara.
This is what I think when I hear the name Sankara.
Thomas Sankara was silenced short time in his regime.The Burkina Faso people will never cease remembering him for his positive minds.
Merci beaucoup a toi merci pour mon président la lumière à veiller sur l'Afrique entier cette lumière m'a touché moi en tant que sénégalais je me bats pour la liberté l'égalité mon seul idole c'est Thomas Sankara paix à son âme le père de la révolution repose en paix❤
Rip
So much potential stolen
By his closest
He had a judas
We all do
Its so disturbing to see friends grow up together and murder each other for power
Sense I’m a white man am I allowed to subscribe to this channel? I don’t want to offend anybody
I’m not trolling I’m actually serious.
You can, its not that deep
@DoughnationCreative You have a Swiss cheese brain
Since you're a white man?! What a RACIST comment. Did owner(s) of this channel tell you that they were promoting the Black Race with a strongly opposition to the White Race?!
The type of leadership Africa needs. Every Africa that tries to liberate Africa is assassinated. Africans stop collaborating with outsiders to kill your own!
reborn
God bless you Thomas Sankara
Gadaffi the father of african ,, zinga the mama africa ,,, Thomas sankara the son of africa,,, shaka zulu the uncle of africa mandela the grandfather of africa ,,, kwame nkuruma the son of african .... love you all may you rest in peace . OR come back as other poeple to rescure us ... one love
If you can only remove mandela there he doesn't deserve to be named amongst revolutionary he was not remember "apartheid only keeps you alive if it is going to use you" .... The words of Steve biko
@@maiselanicholas9039 Neither does Gadaffi. He trained so many tyrants and rebel groups in Africa to push forward his goal in ruling all of Africa. He trained many questionable people including some of the men behind Sankara's death. Gadaffi is a fraud, when Pan-Arabism failed him he switched to Pan Africanism, thinking he could swindle Black Africans. Not everyone that rallies against western imperialism is automatically the good guy, some just want to replace the west in the existing hierarchy
Sankara was ahead of time