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@jonahmsl8612

Жыл бұрын

In this video, you show Israel's borders as encompassing Palestine. Why is that? (I think Israel's borders without Palestine simply look better on a map)

@JTL1776

Жыл бұрын

​@@jonahmsl8612 Isreal Isreal ISREAL.

@adriatikkapaj3814

Жыл бұрын

Here’s some ideas for another day:What if Henry Ford became pres What if Ross Perot won in 1992 What if Watergate never happened What if George Wallace became president

@peterakintunde2686

Жыл бұрын

Does Factor deliver to the UK

@Alex_1400

Жыл бұрын

It would’ve been based. End video.

Imagine building a small bit of Europe in Africa that the natives never settled and then having to give it back to the natives and watch it fall to ruin.

@kasperiwennman8185

Жыл бұрын

Never settled? So the ruins of the Great Zimbabwe just got there? And the Mutapa Kingdom and Rozwi Empire were just stories then? And and the Matabele Wars are just a dramatization of british settlers walking into unoccupied land?

@LexlutherVII

Жыл бұрын

what natives? Lol all of them was brought there by the British government for slave work etc!

@kasperiwennman8185

Жыл бұрын

@@Walter_Stroud That is not what im arguing. But to say that Rhodesia before the british was an uninhabited and pure land that had no natives living on it is just a false statement

@GAZAMAN93X

Жыл бұрын

Or just stay home & don't invade foreign continents introducing colonialism & chattel enslavement. 🤡

@gaffgarion7049

Жыл бұрын

​@@dontforgettoshopno one cares

"What if Rhodesia survived?" You missed a perfect opportunity to ask "What if Rhodesia never died?"

@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051

Жыл бұрын

It never did tho

@fggghgyu

Жыл бұрын

@@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051 than why isn't it called recognize as such

@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051

Жыл бұрын

@@fggghgyu i would answer if i knew what you where trying to ask me

@toiletvirusandcoronapaper271

Жыл бұрын

@@fggghgyu it's not dead, just waiting to get back up

@peanutarbuckle123

Жыл бұрын

was literally going to comment that lmaoo

From being the bread basket of Africa to famine and hyper inflation.

@Aman-oi3re

Жыл бұрын

That’s what happens when the bitter West puts sanctions on you for decades

@KingSizzle21

10 ай бұрын

Well that’s what happens usually in post-colonial failed white supremacist states.

@livtheolive3888

10 ай бұрын

The “bread basket” I wonder who had access to all that “bread” the white people or the people that land belonged to

@kernejordan6454

9 ай бұрын

I good being poor with my land i stand on

@dewbiedewdew

8 ай бұрын

@@kernejordan6454 Quite another to say while you starve.

What did Zimbabweans use as a light source before candles? Electricity. :)

@Ttegegg

Жыл бұрын

Meh, I’m not Even surprised by this

@PGIA

Жыл бұрын

Zambian Space Program

@grayscale888

Жыл бұрын

As a Zimbabwean. I can't actually get angry with that statement

@robottrucker7069

Жыл бұрын

South Africa 2

@jasoncuculo7035

Жыл бұрын

@@grayscale888 Hope no one observed Little Turtle. I posted a comment as a powerlifter and personal trainer that responded to another blogger who turned out to be in middle school. Imagine a child asking questions! I think there is a strong possibility based on the question that the otherwise racist sounding question posed my be from a 9 or 10 year old or some other similar issue. I did not check this out to determine the age of Little Turtle, but if it is racist but a child it would be the parents fault.

I used to co-teach with a lady from Rhodesia. She was 18 when Rhodesia collapsed. She told me as she had to escape the country they weren’t afraid of Mugabe’s troops, in fact they were kind to her and her sister. But the ones they were terrified of were the Chinese and the North Korean troops.

@jigglypuffthejigg4952

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah they might be trying to kill as many white people as they possibly can but they were just so gentle and sweet

@johnnyjohn-johnson7738

Жыл бұрын

A large chunk of Mugabe's troops would've been reintegrated Rhdoesian soldiers.

@Mateo-oq7ui

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyjohn-johnson7738 Yeah, people on both sides of the argument on Rhodesia tend to forget that 2/3rds of the Rhodesian army was composed of native Africans, it wasn't a race war between downtrodden black guerrillas and white guys in short shorts.

@johnnyjohn-johnson7738

Жыл бұрын

​@@Mateo-oq7ui Wars are usually about nothing more than money and controlling people, a lot of the narratives with things like religion and race (with exceptions, such as during WW2) are just excuses.

@Thejghostodst

Жыл бұрын

@@Mateo-oq7ui oh

Long ago I watched a documentary, hosted by a black American, on the progress of independent African countries. In Zimbabwe he was dumbfounded by the native Bantu peoples who said they preferred white minority rule as they all had jobs, money, schooling, peace and far less corruption especially in government. A few years ago I was in hospital and one of the nurses was from Zimbabwe (Shona people). She fled due to the dire poverty, corruption, high inflation and incessant violence. She said to me she wished to go back to the Rhodesia of her parents and grandparents.

@useritiswhatitis4655

Жыл бұрын

@@NewSherrif Why is dire poverty, corruption, high inflation and incessant violence normal for your people?

@Brandon-nl1nf

Жыл бұрын

Wat was the documentary called? It sounds interesting

@b_lah_kay4515

Жыл бұрын

Wow the 1% left and took all the jobs with them? Who could have guessed…

@useritiswhatitis4655

Жыл бұрын

@@b_lah_kay4515 Wow they must of took all the blueprints for farming and industrial infrastructure as well because they couldn't do that before and still can't now.

@okthatscrazy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I think there is a phrase said by an African of a Portuguese colony or province as it was called at the time that goes “they would call us motherfuckers but we had food on the table, now they call us comrades but we have nothing to eat” I’m not sure we’re it came from thought

Ian Smith and Rhodesia: Everything the world feared this man would do, Mugabe did. Once again, the international community ruined a country. Mugabe, the marxist, ruined both Rhodesia and Zimbabwe while Ian ruined neither. The international community isolated Rhodesia, leaving them helpless against "guerrilla fighters"/terrorists, which proved deadly for all groups. At least Rhodesia had tribal reservations and tribal land purchases, which is far less horrible than the situations Mugabe put both blacks and whites through... Even in Canada there's demographic rules for Quebecois which are there to maintain the Quebecois population percentage, Mugabe didn't do that with white Rhodesians who were born there, he took everything from them and essentially forced them to leave and wonder the world pretending to be south africans. It's kind of just a fact life would be better if Rhodesia still existed

@anon2034

6 ай бұрын

"Everything the world feared this man would do, Mugabe did." - basicly this,

I'm honestly surprised that the US and UK took such a harsh stance against Rhodesia in its fight against literal communists considering the regimes that they supported in Central and South America during this time in the name of anti-communism.

@KingJupiter

Жыл бұрын

Nazi Germany was also anti-communist, why weren't they supported?

@xandercruz900

Жыл бұрын

Gee whiz, maybe it was the whole minority ruling over the 95% majority thing, people like you seem to pretend wasn't a thing?

@teutonicmapper

Жыл бұрын

@@KingJupiter They weren't in the midst of the cold war then, dipshit.

@robertmontague1216

Жыл бұрын

The problem was the US and UK told Smith and van der Byl to clean up their act , indeed South Africa of all nations even told Rhodesia that they were going too far, and half of the problem was Van der Byl who touted himself as some smug aristocratic jerk when handling Rhodesia's diplomatic affairs

@charananekibalijaun8837

11 ай бұрын

US wanted to abolish the empire.

I personally think if Rhodesia had survived. It would have some of the best nature reserves and bio diversity in the world. And less poaching.

@thebestof3132

Жыл бұрын

Would it still be an apartheid state

@gvibration1

Жыл бұрын

​@@thebestof3132 it wouldn't be South Africa.

@huntclanhunt9697

Жыл бұрын

Would certainly have more food.

@e87117

Жыл бұрын

@@thebestof3132 right, it would be glorious!

@gravygraves5112

Жыл бұрын

@@thebestof3132 It never was an apartheid state, that was a uniquely South Africa policy.

Oi, what if the US kept the Panama Canal?

@alpharius2omegaboogaloo384

Жыл бұрын

*GODDAMN YOU CARTER.*

@costaricaam

Жыл бұрын

Panama would fall off

@Ocelot835

Жыл бұрын

"For All Mankind" Season 2 without space race, my guess

@mushroomy9899

Жыл бұрын

space port

@FumblsTheSniper

Жыл бұрын

Less ability to tax and more responsibility for upkeep.

An important point you missed was brought up in "Bitter Harvest", the book that Ian Smith wrote. Right at the start it is mentioned that had the Boers not won out in the election just after WW2 in South Africa, the likelihood that SA (and by extension Rhodesia) would have opened their doors to the millions of displaced Europeans is incredibly high. In doing so it likely would've not been a sizable minority in SA and a negligible one in Rhodesia, but in fact a majority in SA and very large minority in Rhodesia.

@leftenantthunder

Жыл бұрын

Interesting point but I doubt that so much white immigration would have happened that the native population would just be supplanted like that

@ivicahudika3379

Жыл бұрын

My dad escaped Yugoslavia in 1962 and was in a refugee camp in Italy. His options were, waiting the camp 5 years to go to the USA, 3 years for Canada, 1 year for Australia and you can go tomorrow to South Africa if you wanted to. Most people didn’t escape communism in Eastern Europe to go to Africa. Like my dad, most waited for a western country.

@williaminnes6635

Жыл бұрын

@@ivicahudika3379 Interesting so undercutting the waiting period to get people was a thing back then, too.

@williaminnes6635

Жыл бұрын

@@ivicahudika3379 I was having a chat with some guys from India and I was theorizing that Canada is attractive because it's a place to improve credentials and get some better experience, and one of them set me right that the waiting period for a Green Card is set by country of origin, not residence, and if you're in India, you've got a 10 year wait.

@ivicahudika3379

Жыл бұрын

@@williaminnes6635 I do t think there was undercutting…I think those timelines all depended on how soon a country could absorb you due to jobs and other factors. They probably changed all the time. For example, my mom escaped from Hungary, two months later she was in Canada, didn’t have to wait the three years like my dad did. Why? Because her brother was already there. She had a place to stay and someone to take care of her.

This is one of the more fair assessments of Rhodesia from what I've seen. Most people, as soon as they hear the name "Rhodesia", rush to a mic and just do the equivalent of screaming "EVIL" like that character from spongebob.

@armmelon327

Жыл бұрын

It was a western depended racist colony propped off minority rule. They certainly weren't the good guys

@evalationx2649

Жыл бұрын

@@armmelon327 If they were the bad guys in Africa, the migrants in Europe are the bad guys too by the same anti-colonial logic.

@xandercruz900

Жыл бұрын

@@armmelon327 Isn't it weird how all of the Rhodesia fangirls NEVER address that?

@righteous.48

Жыл бұрын

“rhodesia” was only good for the whites, and hence was flawed to begin with

@eisbeinGermany

9 ай бұрын

speak to many older black people in South Africa will say it was better under apartheid regime---thy hard work and food to eat ,now they are living under poverty

This is going to make one side of the viewership sad over what was lost, and the other mad that you even reference Rhodesia.

@johncarver767

Жыл бұрын

The sad ones are white liberals who like it when white people die

@snipman8067

Жыл бұрын

We will return!

@johncarver767

Жыл бұрын

I meant the mad ones.(typo)

@TH-el1dr

Жыл бұрын

@@snipman8067 hang

@chico9805

Жыл бұрын

​@@snipman8067 You're getting bred out in your own homeland, how do you plan to re-colonise another's?

My Grandfather fought in the rhodesian Bush war as a volunteer after doing his national service in the british army. Good video by the way!

@britannicgeneral7460

Жыл бұрын

​@@Walter_Stroud He died before I was born sadly. Admittedly he did end up liking his drink a bit to much in the end...

@hall511

Жыл бұрын

Your grandfather fought for white supremacists.

@britannicgeneral7460

Жыл бұрын

@@hall511 Your just simply wrong...

@hall511

Жыл бұрын

@britannicgeneral7460 Rhodesians fought for the survival of their Apartheid oppressive and white supremacist system, if your grandfather literally VOLUNTEERED all the way from the UK to fight with them, then he sympathized with the cause.

@johncarver767

Жыл бұрын

My uncle fought there aswell. God bless those white men Bravely fighting against massive odds🙏

I was a deputy in the jail in Norfolk, Va. We had an ex RLI solider as a prisoner. Dude was very old. But went into a bank and robbed it with a shotgun. RLI was some crazy people, really crazy kill ratio.

@hstwodrainage.1410

Жыл бұрын

They got the job done, fearless.

@ayodejiolowokere1076

Жыл бұрын

Considering they were literally 3-7 percent of the population, and were fighting abducted high school kids, not really.

@impsimp

9 ай бұрын

Man was trying to finance a coup to topple Mugabe, eventually happened but took nearly 40 years.

Great video mate. 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻 As a white Zimbabwean of British descent ( formerly Rhodesian ) your video was very well informed about my country and made with a lot of key facts and possible/alternative outcomes. Great work. 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇬🇧🇬🇧

@vanquishingpastevents3905

Жыл бұрын

@@Emel_unlegit You are the definition of a troglodyte

@zim_christ_lion

Жыл бұрын

@Emel_unlegit I don't know if this is a joke but no, I do not agree with you on that. I do not support segregation!

@zim_christ_lion

Жыл бұрын

@Emel_unlegit All people, regardless of race should always be treated with Loving-Kindness, Compassion and Respect. Every human, every race is good, worthy, equal, deserving of kindness as well as respect. No one is inferior. While I am very proud to be white and proud of my people, while I am opposed to woke, far left extremists, I do not condone racist language or hate speech from anyone! Many white Zimbabweans and South Africans today are also opposed to this hateful dogma. We have no time for hateful, racial Yankee ideals. It's time to evolve and move forward, not backwards. Always Be Kind.

@mauricebeyjr611

Жыл бұрын

​@@Emel_unlegit Pardon me, did you actually just say you support Segregation??!

@mauricebeyjr611

Жыл бұрын

​@@Emel_unlegit Like saying any of this excuses what you said earlier?

Here's the story of Rhodesia...a land both fair and great...

@Macedonio_le_provocateur_

Жыл бұрын

On 11th of November an independent state

@-.blake.-

Жыл бұрын

Rhodesia? Fair? Hmmm idk man…

@normalplayer7377

Жыл бұрын

This was much against the wishes...of certain governments...

@snipman8067

Жыл бұрын

Who's leaders tried to break us down, and make us all repent...

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

Whose leaders tried to break us down and make us all repent...

What A Time It Was...

I grew up in Ghana and it's just sad to see Africa being destroyed by Africans. You look at how backward things have become and just have to shake you're head.

@Aman-oi3re

Жыл бұрын

Bro it’s impossible to grow if you’re under back breaking sanctions from the West for decades. That negativity effect your nation regardless of a good or bad African leader

@Abdullah-uv2pv

Жыл бұрын

Africans are from Africa you dumbaxx.

@ApeX-pj4mq

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdullah-uv2pv Yes, that’s what he said

@armmelon327

Жыл бұрын

Troll

@jo9932

Жыл бұрын

@@Aman-oi3re The west demanded to give power to Mugabe in the first place

It's a long way...to Mukumbura...

@normalplayer7377

Жыл бұрын

It's a long way to...jawl...

@Pc118Gamer

Жыл бұрын

It's a long way from your hometown,

@manuelmurielcagigal9971

Жыл бұрын

But you can have yourself a ball

@JohnSinatra88

Жыл бұрын

With your mukkas

@mouljasoy4563

Жыл бұрын

@@Pc118Gamer but you can have yourself a ball

As one who lived in the country for 38 years both as Rhodesia in it's various stages and subsequently Zimbabwe, I found your video clip both interesting and informative. However there is one perhaps key point which I think the narrator overlooked and that was the attitude of the indigenous African population. For the most part we "whites" found those we most clearly relied on, to be loyal, hard working and we believed to be trustworthy, yet perhaps we disregarded one key element of the native workforce. That element was that the largely less educated African would tell the "white" employer what was believed, was wanted to hear rather than the actual truth. I realise that some may immediately identify me as "racist", which is not the case, I assure you. In my case, in1984,(after official "independence") my family moved to a small farm some 34 kms from the capital. We employed some 30 Africans in various capacities for the 8 years that we lived there. During that time I, who was most actively involved in the day to day running of the farm, naturally found several of the labour force to have more advanced skills, than others and such individuals became those one relied on most. One in particular I thought to be the most trustworthy and of above average intelligence and he became one of the most valued workers we had. Admittedly we never really had any deep conversations about politics as employers seldom do with their employees. It was just assumed that the employees' views were reasonably akin to those of the employer. It came as something of an "uncomfortable surprise" to me, after leaving the farm in 1992, that the said valued employee, was in fact also a senior ranking member of the local branch of "Mugabe's" radical(to most whites) political party "Z.A.N.U", then in power. I suppose that a fact that many overlook or simply ignore, is that whilst a colonial or even an "occupying" power may believe that they have subjugated the local population, there will always be an element of resentment by the locals against the unwelcome overlords..!

@machida58

Жыл бұрын

And??? Talk about a nothing statement.. lol All that text to say people are dishonest. Wow. Imagine my shock.

@westmax8491

11 ай бұрын

Very similar to what I would see with whites in kenya. So during 1950s, the people who made British colonialists to get attacked were the house maids, the house maids would seem coy and subservient to white settlers but they collaborated with the resistance(MAUMAU) in abushing British colonialists. Just like you said, the locals only work for you as there are also no employment alternatives so it's better to work for the people whom you resent than starving. But the day an incitement against you occurs, they will be among the 1st people to light up the flame on you. And all that is dur to resentment. Currently, the chinese act worse but some are learning it painfully.

If Rhodesia survived, it would be a lawful economic power house in Southern Africa. Lifting all the countries that border it. A win win for the whole region.

The long awaited remake, let’s goo!

My brother originally moved to Rhodesia in 1978. He left when the violence became too much and moved to South Africa which is now well on the same route unfortunately I asked him why both countries had been treated the way they had been. The vitriol and hatred from countries like the U.K. who happily used their population to fight Britains wars His answer was ‘because that’s what they wanted and Europe is going to go the same way’ I thought he was bonkers when he said it. Turns out he was completely right

Let’s go! Thank you, good sir :D really appreciate it, turns out I asked just at the right time for a remake of the What if Rhodesia survived.

Did it survive? No. Is it alive in my heart? ,-_- yes

@thrax7550

Жыл бұрын

Ye man, rhodies never die!

@meganegan5992

Жыл бұрын

Sorry about your heart attack then.

@Didyouknowthatiexist

Ай бұрын

Sorry that your heart is segregated

Ian Smith apparently lamented that if only Salazar could have stayed in power a few more years, the tide of the Bush War would have turned. This video made my day. Long live Rhodesia!!!

@fabioribeiro4627

Жыл бұрын

I despise what Rhodesia became after Mugabe came to power but Salazar was just terrible. What is criticized about the regression of Zimbabwe was par for the course in Portugal under Salzar. The country has been left decades behind in economic, civilizational and cultural ways.

@albertturkington490

Жыл бұрын

@Fabio Ribeiro would you mind elaborating on that? From what I have read, Salazar seemed to be doing the best he was able to especially when it came to maintaining religious values, but then again I was not there.

@fabioribeiro4627

Жыл бұрын

@@albertturkington490 Religious value is fascist speak for keeping the population ignorant and obedient. The population lived in abject poverty, many were illiterate, infrastructure outside the main cities was practically non existent, many had to flee illegally to work abroad or escape conscription, the war was a lost cause for such a small country.

@fabioribeiro4627

Жыл бұрын

@@im_a_clown3354 não votei PS, mas já vi que irrite o chegando aqui do sitio. Típico facho.

@redbullsauberpetronas

Жыл бұрын

@@fabioribeiro4627 clown

Rhodesia would have a considerable migrant crisis due to having the most highly advanced economy in Africa and ironically also for holding the best living standards for Black Africans in Africa. It would have considerable tensions with the west due to a commitment to 19th century values and would likely see white immigration disproportionately from disenfranchised right wing westerners. Due to all this it would likely ironically have a close relationship to China who would have less ideological issues with the country even if Rhodesia itself likely would be a lot colder towards cooperation due to the hatred of communism. The place was a regional power even with the world against them so they undoubtedly would still be one. The amount of hatred for them in the west would be almost unimaginably as they would be a physical representation of the things that are currently demonized by the left, it wouldn't help that they would be the one of the most notable and powerful countries in Africa in large part simply by the fact of white leadership, and like Israel they would likely have a very impressive military which totally outmatchs all local threats combined despite being massively outnumbered. Nukes would also piss off America to no end as they won't be able to get involved in their usual nonsense. If apartheid still ended in South Africa guess where all the whites, Indians and Black minorities would go, South Africa would probably be even worse than it is without them. I'll go out on a limb and say that they would probably also be the only country to official recognise Somaliland.

@snomcultist189

Жыл бұрын

Whites, Indians and black minorities still make up a large portion of South Africa’s population today most whites in the apartheid regime were brainwashed into thinking that it wasn’t that bad or that they could do nothing about it

@drumagus2258

Жыл бұрын

nonsense. zimbabwe was just rhodsiah with a black face. contrary to popular belief mugabe didnt nationalize anything until long after the economy and quality of life had went to shit. mubage let the landowners do what ever they wanted and crushed decent on their behalf. he only did land reform when he thought he would lose power and decided it would be better for his personal wealth and well being than an actual revolution. and for the little reform he did do he did not "steal" the land from white farmers they were paid for it for by both england and zimbabwe. but none of that happened for the first 20 years.

@ShadowPhoenixMaximus

Жыл бұрын

Eh I don't think so. Can you imagine how support for Rhodesia would make the CCP look to its other allies in Africa? Especially when (on paper) it claims to be a positive force on the continent as opposed the former colonial powers. Add onto that, the one thing a free Rhodesia would want more than anything would be support and recognition from the West. In the new cold war Rhodesia would be the Saudi Arabia of Africa. In short if Western governments gain some sway over the country then the CCP would inevitably conduct a psyop campaign to turn the populace against the government.

@alleghenycounty40

Жыл бұрын

Rhodesia would be an American ally, holding a similar geopolitical state to Israel IOTL; a western-style, prosperous democracy amongst a sea of struggling illiberal democracies or even autocracies, however, Rhodesia would have controversy for disenfranchising black Rhodesians, similar to the criticisms given to Israel on their treatment of Palestinians.

@SpaceMarine500

Жыл бұрын

@@alleghenycounty40 Palestinians are not natives but ok

The way this Yank pronounced Malawi💀

Man I love all these African alt histories, but there one i want to see more than others. Day 57 of asking for what if the Zulu beat the British out of South Africa

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

It has not been forgotten!

@undead9999

Жыл бұрын

Well, they did score a major victory ad isandlwana. The problem is that the Zulu Kingdom needs to industrialize to compete with the British, something it could not realistically do to the level it needed to.

@williaminnes6635

Жыл бұрын

@@undead9999 Gladstone was explicitly anti-imperialist. His explicit stance that colonial wars were to be avoided was what had lead to the rushed nature of the invasion of Zululand, as Bartleby-Frere knew he could count on no support from the metropole. Ceteswayo when he finally was platformed after Zululand's incorporation into Natal cut a very sympathetic figure while on tour in UK, leading to an overwhelming sense among the public that he had personally been dealt an underhanded blow by Bartleby-Frere, and ensuring a unique prominence of Zululand among all indigenous kingdoms in the historiography of the continent south of the Sahara. All it would have taken would be for Ceteswayo to have been able to make his case effectively to the UK public that his actions had been justified according to the norms of how governments behave with their neighbours more quickly than he had been in our timeline. The radio-telegraph would not be invented by Marconi until 1894, half a generation after the fall of the Kingdom of Zululand. But what if that changed?

@rajikage3098

Жыл бұрын

@@undead9999 they would’ve signed an equal treaty with the English “Resources for tech” Or use industrial machinery from Britains rivals like France and Germany who wanted South African influence

@beaversforlife1298

Жыл бұрын

I don't think they'd honestly be able to kick them out but I could imagine an Italy-Ethiopia like situation.

Anyone who doesn’t realize that Rhodesia was a domino that has continued until now all across the world is neglecting real history.

@brandonporter550

3 ай бұрын

The west is paying the price for what they did to Rhodesia.

Here's the story of Rhodesia, A land both fair and great. On the Eleventh of November, An Independent State. This was much against the wishes Of certain governments, Whose leaders tried to break us down And make us all repent. But we're all Rhodesians and we'll fight through thick and thin. We'll keep our land a free land from the enemy coming in. We'll keep them north of the Zambesi, till that river's running dry, And this mighty land will prosper, for Rhodesians never die.

@xandercruz900

Жыл бұрын

More like a "nation" where a tiny arrogant minority thought, "If we just tell the majority we will rule them forever, they will totally think that makes sense".

@KriegZombie

Жыл бұрын

@@xandercruz900 Stay mad, idiot.

@xandercruz900

Жыл бұрын

@@KriegZombie LOL! Who are the group of buttboys for Rhodesia, that were mostly born years later, that still post cringe poetry about the place, still big mad that the pesky African majority wouldn't just STFU and be ruled? Wah, idiot.

@vincentcangemi1686

8 ай бұрын

Point to Rhodesia on a map. Oh wait…

@DerrickSeaborne

8 ай бұрын

​@@vincentcangemi1686😂😂😂😂

16:36 I vaguely remember a Rhodeisan guy saying Ian Smith was initially interested in this very idea, unfortunately it never happened. 😕

@blank1778

Жыл бұрын

Ian was never a racist. He didn’t like communist though

@jamesthomas5109

Жыл бұрын

@@blank1778 I never said he was, just to clarify. He did acknowledge that the native africans wanted to live amongst their own and not be forced into a white dominated society. Shame the rest of the colonies in afirca weren't governed this way. Would've made for a peaceful solution to the continent's racial issues.

@blank1778

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesthomas5109 the native tribes are brainwashed by both the west and east. Every single country in Africa has a Cold War past all of these mass murders are all because of West vs east. We arm one side and radicalize them the east does the same it keeps it easy to exploit them. They aren’t educated people with a long tribal past that’s easy to twist against eachother

@bernardhacking7462

21 күн бұрын

Its Freleeeeemo not Frellimo. What is it wth your 'L's and double 'L"s ?

12:18 Where’s Alsace? German: “It’s Elsaß-Lothringen”. 😎👍

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

😅 Must’ve clicked the WW1 map.

@crusader2112

Жыл бұрын

@@MonsieurDean Well based. 👍

@snipman8067

Жыл бұрын

@@MonsieurDean no, it's the real map. Elsas-Lothringen is German, not French lmfao

@KydamiSinclairPhD

Жыл бұрын

@@snipman8067 cope barbarian

@snipman8067

Жыл бұрын

@@KydamiSinclairPhD The French are more barbaric lol

During best of times, the Rhodesian dollar was on-par with Sterling. During the worst of times, the Zimbabwean dollar exceeded Weimar levels of inflation. So sad for a country that held so much promise at independence.

Don't think Botswana would need to be passiefied, would definitely be stable on its own assuming Seretse Khama still comes into power in this timeline. The only reason he remained unaligned was because of the KGB(mostly them) and CIA being trigger happy. So in a more western aligned southern Africa he has no reason to remain unaligne.

@merijevons

11 ай бұрын

It is also good to remember that Khama, despite his neutrality, was anti-communist. In our timeline, Botswana was not frontally hostile to the South African regime, but it was not its ally. In such a case, however, it is not difficult to imagine South Africa seeking to strengthen ties with Gaborone - perhaps ceding the part of its territory inhabited by the Tswanas (at the time, and today, more Tswanas live in South Africa than in Botswana). In our timeline, South Africa attempted to grant "independence" to four Bantustans - two Xhosa, one Tswana and one Venda. However, in the scenario, it is possible that this process would have more legitimacy within the international community - with Ciskei, Transkei and Venda becoming sovereign states, and Botswana annexing Bophuthatswana and part of the northern Cape Province.

@K_0_J_1

10 ай бұрын

​​@@merijevonsNah, Botswana had no interest in taking Bophutatswana as they are busy on developing their country than taking land

I was born in the mid 90's and I could tell you that we were the last generation to enjoy the fruits of Rhodesia. In 1st grade, I remember very clearly receiving a 5 cent rabbit coin that would last me a week up until 3rd grade when I won first price in my grade and the school gave me a red $500 note with a shiny ribbon. I remember companies coming to school giving us free gifts from food to stationary to clothes and entertainment during classes and man I was born and lived in the ghetto suburbs! But I also remember when it all went to sh*t right around 5th grade and we started using bearers cheques and what not. 7th & 8th grades were the worst as they coincided with a famine in 2007 and political instability of 2008. Not even gonna mention the hyperinflation of the century in 08. I watched it all right up until I took part in the 1 million man march on 17 Novermber, 2017 hoping that things were finally getting better and that the youth would take the country to the next stage of Zimbabwe's evolution. Many people believed we had won when Mugabe was ousted. For the first time in years, I believed there was a bright future. Fast forward a few months and I couldn't afford 50 cents transport money to go to a job interview to which I had to hike a stranger's car and got rejected at the gate because I couldn't grease the wheels of the security guard nor neither did I have "anyone on the inside." Simply being qualified wasn't enough! The last time I was in Zimbabwe, I spent 2 weeks hiding in the ceiling after the riots of January 19th, 2019 and when I got the chance to get out of Zimbabwe I went to the whitest country far far far away from home and established a life there and never looked back. I haven't been home in 4 years and I don't know when I'm ever gonna go back even though I can but I'm loved here, I'm flourishing here and I only think of Zimbabwe when I look at my life and think, how else would it have turned out had I not left? Home is home and I long for things to be better there, to use all my knowledge and skills for the getting Zim back on track to 1st place.

@zeinnanla5422

Жыл бұрын

Sorry you had to go through that man. I live here over in neighboring Mozambique and things have looking pretty bad for a pretty long time too. Luckily I'm away from the center of conflict but I can't imagine what the people up north must have lived through. That being said I don't belive in any notions that life was better under the white man. I've had my grandfather tell me similar stories of how the Portuguese kept things in order and how much they did for us, but then I'll hear of my uncle and the immense roadblocks the Portuguese put in his life when he was trying to move up in the world simply because he was a native. These people never wanted the best for us and even if they did what business did they have thinking they could rule us, good riddance, we may be suffering now but we do so under our own terms and someday we will move out of this by our own merits.

@titanicbigship

10 ай бұрын

Dam

@Senor_spielbergo

9 ай бұрын

So you just escaped the your supposed beloved homeland and expect someone else to fix it for you. And at that you escape to the “colonizer” countries that are starting to crack under the massive influx of migrants just look at France. Fleeing will not change anything but only harden the corruption and poverty as the leader have no incentive to improve the nation but to only continue to steal resources and pocket any money sent back from those like you to their families. How can a country like Singapore go from 3rd world to 1st standards in 30yrs but many African nations being independent far longer that have not improved.

@eisbeinGermany

9 ай бұрын

it was the same in South Africa, i was born in the country, we all thought way back in 1994 when the evil mandela took over that the West would help to change the country for the best, and what happened, thye after forcing the white government to hand over the country to blacks rather turned around after they saw what evil they had been backing and now call the country a third world country ,

@jimmycricket5366

5 ай бұрын

Great comment, we need more truth from this perspective. You've written nothing but truth and frankly, how can the country move forward with equal opportunity for all in a healthy environment based on lies and propaganda. Everybody needs to move forward based on an accurate depiction of the truth. The evils of the white governments had been propagated time and time again. We need more balance about some of the good things the whites did, also some good that Mugabe, etc did and especially the evils of the Mugabe government which haven't yet been revealed much at all. There needs healing and reconciliation but that needs TRUTH.

Love your content! Your videos are awesome!

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, pal!

@AshleyGravesreal

Жыл бұрын

​@@MonsieurDean I need to tell you this the scenario is really much realistic, I like your contect but there are some what If Italy.. The USA or Britain joined the central powers and those makes everything unrealistic

@AshleyGravesreal

Жыл бұрын

​@@MonsieurDean The rest of this content proofed to be well one and the only most realistic about Rhodesia, but I wouldn't have gived to Rhodesia all of those South Mozambique lands for keep the shapes similar

@Cool-123

Жыл бұрын

@@AshleyGravesreal Italy literally had an alliance with the central power before the war, how is that not more realistic than our own timeline even.

"For principle we made a stand. Courageous People, Splendid Land."

Rhodesians never die

@goese868

Жыл бұрын

well boy do i have some news for you.

It would have been one of the most unique countries in the world

@TapOnX

Жыл бұрын

A detritus of the racial caste system imposed by the Europeans. Unique is right.

@thrax7550

Жыл бұрын

@@TapOnX Wrong country pal, that's South africa, go grab a book instead of blindly listening to the "true" side of the story the media tells you

@Cool-123

Жыл бұрын

@@TapOnX Thats actually not the case, it would have been unequal, yes, a racial caste system, no, and ultimately the people would live better lives.

@beepbop6542

Жыл бұрын

@@TapOnX Detritus? A strange name for a proud, soaring oak. What we have right now is the detritus. Majority rule was the worst thing to ever happen to Africa.

@TapOnX

Жыл бұрын

​@@beepbop6542 It was a steaming craphole to everyone who was not white, with some very rare exceptions. The fact that Zimbabwe is still worse off, even when compared to other African countries is a consequence of the brilliant idea to disenfranchise 97% of the population.

If Rhodesia survived, it would be one of the best examples of a successful African country that other African countries could've replicated Edit: I'm very pleased to see that this comment angered the right people Rhodesians Never Die

@filiperosa7496

Жыл бұрын

the people talk same thing about South Africa

@GAZAMAN93X

Жыл бұрын

It's a white settler state. 🤦🏿‍♂️

@megsisded8688

Жыл бұрын

@@filiperosa7496 because south africa was rich (for africa at that time) maybe apartheid was bad but you have to admit that then they had a stable and even good economy (looking at today's economy in south africa)

@xandercruz900

Жыл бұрын

A nation where a micro minority claims overlordship of millions, and those millions will just shrug and "go with it". Might as well pretend Middle Earth was a real place too.

@noahjohnson935

Жыл бұрын

if Rhodesia survived BUT failed to reform it would have been an extremely divided state and unstable oligarchy, at best being like modern Russia. A Republic cannot survive without the Plebeians getting the ability to prosper and a say in government. Having racist institutions on top of that makes any attempt at a truly prosperous Republic impossible long term.

More people will be alive and there would never have been famines.

Rhodesia fans in the comments talking like they lived in that country lmao thats like me saying I lived in Argentina before

@jo9932

Жыл бұрын

@@vnolan633 So immigration bad when Whites do it? Got it

@jo9932

Жыл бұрын

@@vnolan633 They go hand in hand. Immigration is what helped displace native people in Manchuria Palestine and even America. Immigration never helps the indigenous people

These Rhodesian never die!! As a great man once said Keep your britain and I will keep my Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Musavaone kuphava...

@Brandon-nl1nf

Жыл бұрын

The great man that killed tens of thousands of Ndebeles and thousands of MDC voters?

@ajtef

Жыл бұрын

❤️🇿🇼

"what a time it was" "So few friends to turn to"

@thrax7550

Жыл бұрын

"What a time it was, when all we did was wrong"

@joelhernstrom6060

Жыл бұрын

We’ve broken all our bonds, but the struggle still goes on What a time it was

@thrax7550

Жыл бұрын

@@joelhernstrom6060 and in 1965, the year of UDI

I am fascinated by the Hudsons bay company, british east India company (I think the Dutch had one as well) and this one I just learned about. The principle behind:" fuck it lets control all of this in the name of business" its really something!

@Alistar608

Жыл бұрын

almost all of european powers had that kinds of company, only one that did good were british and dutch

The moment Mozambique and Angola became independent Rhodesia would not be able to survive. It was only a question of time. Even South Africa apartheid would not be able to survive. Facts confirmed that expectation.

“I’m from Rhodesia”, “Wait what! Don’t we say Zimbabwe now?!”

@signoresantinoburnett1169

6 ай бұрын

Do we?

I've been looking forward to this

Quite the interesting take, I've got a suggestion for a video... what if the Battle of Peking and Boxer Rebellion as a whole sparked a far larger conflict with the Eight-Nation Alliance and having the Qinq unilaterally and outright supporting the Boxers from the onset.

@fh120

Жыл бұрын

That sounds cool. I’d love more exploration of the Christian rebellions in asia (and if they won), specifically those that happened in china and japan. The taiping rebellion would be neat.

@HypnoticChronic1

Жыл бұрын

@@fh120 Agreed, those events are very rarely touched on in general, much less from a alt history perspective and its a bit of a shame that they are so overlooked, considering the impact they could of had if they had succeeded.

What if Rhodesia survived, more like what if Malawi was huge

This is one of those … “too bad this didn’t go another way” moments in history.

@ashandesilva9455

9 ай бұрын

The fuck it was. Good riddance 👋

Once you're a Rhodesian no other land will do

Interesting vid, glad to have been here so early

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

Early bird crowd.

Oh wow, you remake your good old classic video and I really like it very much! XD 😎🤩👍

It's worth noting that, first of all that Rhodesia didn't want to be in this central African Federation, they wanted to be a dominion, they agreed to join the CAF under the caveat that should it fail and dissolve, then all member states would receive independence, as was promised, Zambia was granted their independence, so was Malawi, but Rhodesia was not in spite of the agreement, this is largely due to a Labour government winning in the UK and dancing merrily towards Moscows tune

@alexlysakowski329

Жыл бұрын

The Prime Minister tried to snub the Rhodesian Prime Minister, by not inviting him to a major event during talks in London, the Queen personally asked for the Rhodesian PM to attend

R is for the regiments who fight the winning fight...

@clydesteele2925

Жыл бұрын

H is for the home fires that the folks are keeping bright…

@normalplayer7377

Жыл бұрын

H is for the home fires that the folks are keeping bright...

@Pc118Gamer

Жыл бұрын

H is for the homefires that the folks are keeping bright

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

H is for the homefires that the folks are keeping bright... 😂

@TheVioletArmy

Жыл бұрын

@Monsieur Z O is for the other ranks and officers as well

I remember barrack 177, how we polished up the windows and the floor...

I'll join in the fun with the Rhodesian songs. "Thank you girl for waiting, while I went on many stints..."

@zionmolina3039

Жыл бұрын

What song is this?, I've never heard this one.

@undead9999

Жыл бұрын

@@zionmolina3039 rhodie girl

@zionmolina3039

Жыл бұрын

@@undead9999 thanks for telling me I'll give it a listen.

@undead9999

Жыл бұрын

@@zionmolina3039 It's good, but my favourite is still "the great white tribe"

It went from "Bread Basket" to "Basket case"!

What's 50 Cent's name in Zimbabwe? $2,000

CAUSE' WE'RE ALL RHODESIANS AND WE WILL FIGHT THROUGH THICK AND THIN TO KEEP OUR LAND A FREE LAND OF THE ENEMY COMIN' IN WE'LL KEEP EM NORTH OF THE ZAMBEZI TILL THAT RIVERS RUNNING DRY AND THIS MIGHTY LAND WILL PROSPER FOR RHODESIANS NEVER DIE

What wasn’t mentioned in the video is the main reason South Africa cut off their support to Rhodesia was because of Operation Eland. South Africa warned the Smith government not to expand the war into neighbouring countries, and Operation Eland saw the Rhodesian army enter Mozambique to destroy a ZANLA training camp. The Rhodesian forces disguised themselves as the enemy and opened fire on everyone in the camp; including many people who were unarmed and considered refugees. As a result South Africa thought distancing themselves from the Smith government was necessary.

@lazerizer6895

Жыл бұрын

Why would he mention that? He likes Rhodesia and what it stood for

@maxfightmaster4832

Жыл бұрын

@@lazerizer6895 I also think Rhodesia was far better than the alternatives. It should also be noted that the Rhodesian government justified their actions in shooting the civilians as they were held against their will and would have been compelled and radicalized into committing terrorist acts against Rhodesia. With that said, the event was still integral to Rhodesia’s downfall and important to mention nonetheless.

@maxfightmaster4832

Жыл бұрын

@@vnolan633 Since they were insurgents of an established government who sook their political goals through violence which included targeting civilians by definition they were terrorists. Saying they were justified is a whole other debate. After all, one man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter.

@eisbeinGermany

9 ай бұрын

but just a few years later the SA government did exactly the same, took over South West Africa, fighting against black resistance groups on the borders of Angola and Rhodesia and Mozambique, and forced all white men to go do national service,which I am one of them, many didn't want to go do national service, , South Africa did exactly the same later, sent in a hit squad to Mozambique and killed people in a house, we were told those years in the late 1960/early 70s that Russia was planning on attacking SA, which was a lie, i spent a waisted year of my life doing national service,being terated as a second-grade citizen because I was English speaking, at one time many white South African policeman were sent to Rhodesia to help the fighting, during 1977 i spent close to 5 months on the South West Africa= Angola border,

I do not cry for what is lost, I smile for what it was…

What do you mean this is alternate history? Rhodesians never die!

@mrslav2182

Жыл бұрын

😂 this so cringe

@YaBoiDREX

Жыл бұрын

You sound like such a loser. Touch grass little boy.

just wondering if you could do a video about Katanga? the region really should be talked about more given how many lies have been touted as truth about the entire situation there.

Gonna be a completely rational non racist comment. A timeline with Rhodesia probably would’ve been better overall for the surrounding nations and it’s black inhabitants. The spread of communism would’ve been stalled if not drawn to a complete halt a lot faster because of heavy western influence right there. With the education system economy available to more natives and more job opportunities (if everything went well) could’ve been a beacon of racial unity in Africa.

If Rhodesia had survived there would be a MAJOR immigration problem. Cause the rest of Africa which is a sespit would have tried to get in - period.

Overall Rhodesia's government bred hated and inequality, so when Mugabe took over he basically opted to use the same system of apartheid to his and his cronies' advantage and I think this is commonplace with most post colonial African nations as far as a vicious cycle of violence and repression, so though I can't excuse what Mugabe, Mobutu, Bokassa etc did but I will say that's basically what they were taught how government functioned by their experiences living under European rule,

@Anverse-14

11 ай бұрын

That's why congo failed, because it gives power to a group of people who mostly doesn't even know what makes a nation. The country shouldn't even has existed for everyone's sake.

@frogfinance4605

11 ай бұрын

ah yes, hatred and inequality, where everyone had food, served in the military, and voted. Truly evil

I don't think Rhodesia was in a position to survive in any scenario however if 'Zimbabwe Rhodesia' had survived another year I believe it would have received recognition and support from the Reagan administration

Africa baby love Zimbabwe even with all the sanctions put on their country they still stood tall and fought imperialism proud they got the country back. Its bettef to grow on your own then being a liability to someone else.

Bruh great video

A beautiful ending😌

What if the Boere Afrikaners (Boers) declared a new Boer republic(Volkstaat) today. (Vryburger Beweging)

@LexlutherVII

Жыл бұрын

one word a superpower

@undead9999

Жыл бұрын

Well. South Africa granted self govern to Lesotho and Swaziland, I don't see why a Boer Republic couldn't happen even in the current world setting. Are there proposals in that sense? At the rate the country is going anyway the balkanization of SA is a concrete possibility

@LexlutherVII

Жыл бұрын

@@undead9999 Here's what would happen! The Boer Republic would 100x times out develop and become a self sufficient! first world country with high class living standards! etc, The black Republic would end up like Zimbabwe! etc, and many in their millions will try to immigrate to the Boer Republic!

@VrystaatBoer

Жыл бұрын

@Große Scheiße Ja die dag sal kom! Ons manne maak al vir jare gereed en ons groei elke dag. Kom broer word wakker en staan op

@aluminium5738

Жыл бұрын

@@LexlutherVII You call yourself the king of debates because you refuse to give up even when you are exteremely wrong.

the problem with a large scale south african intervention in angloa would be if cuba started to loose then there is high chance the soviet union would get directly involved earlier and send large numbers of soldiers to angola to back up cuba and if the sovets/ cuban forces the south africans to withdraw it either force united states to get directly involved in combat or using the cia or the us would attempt to force the south africans to leave or face sanctions. which would be an even more pro soviet angola and weaker south africa that has been militarily defeated by the soviets directly. which could cause an earlier collapse of apartheid and independence of south west africa. also it may embolden the middle east to become even more aggressive towards israel and weaken the united states postion in the region. the chinese may become even more friendly towards the united states and anti soviet, which may mean india becomes even more aggressive towards pakistan and futher enters teh soviet sphere.

One of the companies secretaries told me one morning , I'm leaving the country and moving out to Zimbabwe . What inspired that move said I . Had a holiday there , and fell in love wit the country.. Several years later after I had retired , one of my golfing mates approached me asking do I want to make a four to go to Zim for a month . Count me in . And so it was , that was the beginning of many holiday trips to Southern Africa , never less then a month . The first time two of us stayed with a fantastic family , the man was a brilliant golfer , held the course record for a major Harare G.C. Played with Nick Prices brother , actually spent a couple of nights at his bungalow at Leopards Rock. I could write a book about my experiences , just to keep this brief . I despise the Labour politicians , crapped from a height onto our own people , to appease Black idiots , not stupid as plane loads of Black Zimbabweans went back , pockets stuffed with sterling to buy goods at ridiculous low prices . Hire containers and have the purchases sent back to England. What a terrible waste .

8:18 chad gang: Portugal, Israel, Japan, Persia and Rhodesia

I've been waiting for a video on Occupied Rhodesia :)))

@princeishere1693

Жыл бұрын

africans won fair and squre come on now

Didn't you make this a couple years back, or is this a reupload/redo

@MonsieurDean

Жыл бұрын

It’s a remake

Should have called the video "What if Rhodesia never died?"

Easier for the British and US governments to cut deals with corrupt Zimbabwe dictators than to have to negotiate a fair trade agreement with the Rhodesian government.

Then it would be a normal country. Make Zimbabwe Rhodesia again.

@MIMALECKIPL

Жыл бұрын

@@Walter_Stroud Well the problem is that China is building new empire, and West has to finally see it and fight against it.

Yey we are free, let's swim to Europe

When my grandfather was a young boy, he says police showed up at their village one day and told them they had 24 hours to pack up their belongings. The next day trucks came and relocated them all. The trucks split up without their knowledge and each group was not allowed to know where the other group was headed. Their land was given to a white man and he kept all their livestock for himself. Our clan had been living on that land for decades, maybe centuries. They were never compensated. The area they were relocated to was dry, its soil is poor and it was too small. It wasn't till the advent of Facebook that we rediscovered the other half of the family. Perhaps the Rhodesians thought of themselves as good people, creating a prosperous nation from nothing, helping unsophisticated natives, but the manor in which they went about creating this nation set them on the path to a bitter harvest. From that moment on it was always going to end with some form of retribution from the Africans. Since the Rhodesians considered us unsophisticated natives, we did not have the right to vote, could not hold senior government positions and thus the black population knew nothing of political and economic philosophy. My parents generation was politicized through the works of Marx and Lenin. If you've ever read The Communist Manifesto you'll know it's a beautiful criticism of the rich by the poor and downtrodden. By the time the 60s came it was too late for the Rhodesians to begin teaching the natives about the benefits of capitalism, democracy and free market they were constitutionally withholding from them. And so my parents entire generation, that only knew Marx, believed in Marx, went to fight for Marx and return the land stolen from their fathers. That is the sad story of Rhodesia and Zimbabwe. In the end we all lost. Black Zimbabweans are stuck with a Marxist government that isn't going away anytime in the foreseeable future and Rhodesians lost the country they built from scratch.

@Robob0027

Жыл бұрын

I have never heard nor read such an account that explains why the black people of Rhodesia rose in such numbers. Thank you Nkanyiso for this very clear explanation. The only thing that I disagree with you on is your statement that black Rhodesians did not have the vote. Some were allowed to vote but there were certain conditions, one was that they had to reach a certain standard of education and another was that they had to own property of a certain value. I may be wrong on the actual conditions imposed. This criteria I believe should be enacted by many other countries including the RSA and also the UK. Many people in both these countries vote according to dogma and do not have the intelligence to way up the pros and cons for voting for a particular candidate.

@WalkinNowhere

Жыл бұрын

​@@Robob0027 The problem would be that education was not exactly easily accessible to the black majority. It was designed to keep the white minority on top. When looked at by an outsider the issue with Rhodesia becomes one of competing external ideologies: capitalism vs communism and the vestiges of settler colonialism vs the indeginous populations resolve to get "theirs". One side received much more in international support. The whole concept of the blacks are not ready to have a say in government is so paternalistic when you add the dimension of race... Thing is it was from my reading very possible to get a happy ending from it all had things gone differently cause South Africa was the real shit show and ironically the one still standing if you can even call it that, fate has a sick sense of humour 😅

@mazibs2638

Жыл бұрын

@@Robob0027 that's a rubbish way to enact a vote Rob. All of humanity is fallacious, therefore you can't claim to be fairly withholding a universal right to self Governance.

@charmainejames9539

Жыл бұрын

The English were horrible conquerors/colonizers through out their history.

@simonh6371

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your story Nkanyiso. There are still people in my country, UK, both white and black (of Caribbean ancestry), who would consider you and your countrymen as unsophisticated natives...yet most of them would be incapable of writing your comment without many spelling mistakes and gross grammatical errors! The standard of written and spoken English here in the UK has gone downhill in the last 4 decades or so, partially I think due to ''O'' levels having been replaced by GCSEs which are of a lower standard, whereas in Zim you continue to study for ''O'' levels. I have heard instances of Zimbabwean kids who move to the UK with their families and at school are the top of the class in English.

It would be sooo much better because Rhodesia just sounds better. “Zimbabwe”…..

the good ending: rhodesia and sourh africa remain as they once were

@domdom6624

Жыл бұрын

Not for the blacks who were forced on reservations

I highly recommend five Romeo romeo for those interested in the rhodesian Bush war and the countries history

My Mumma is from Zimbabwe. Botn when it was Rhodesia. Shes Shona. Had Ian Smith, not been aparthied-lite, he woildve kept power, not been isolated and the country probably wouldve not gone down the current path. On a lighter note, got a pair of Waxi boots coming in the mail.

Rhodesian Sigma Grindset

What if Prussia Survived?

@crusader2112

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I second this.

@MonsieurDean

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Independent of Germany?

@edwardbrine

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@@MonsieurDean Why not explore both paths?

@dominicperez3777

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@@MonsieurDean Yeah

@LaneCorbett

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@@MonsieurDean It would have to be a less harsh WWI/WWII Treaty to work.

One day we will return....

If Rhodesia had survived and developed into an African Israel, I would definitely move there.

If Rhodesia still existed all the black people in Zimbabwe would be done, the English would be doing there what the French are doing in west africa.

this fact may sound like a joke but did you know that Zimbabwe's first president was named Canaan Banana and they even passed a law to stop people making fun of his name

What a time it was

@teutonicmapper

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With so few friends to turn to...

@theyhavetakenover

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What a time it was

@vanquishingpastevents3905

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When all we did seemed wrong.

I'm curious about a 'What If' where the SA Boer states seceded, Mozambique yielded only north of the Zambezi, and those two with Rhodesia allied and eventually integrated.

Please, do what if the Carnation Revolution never happened vid. Btw, great essay!

What if the First Balkan War became a World War ?