Being Sudanese I appreciate you educating people on this so much

@Baller474

11 ай бұрын

I'm Somali and do you know somalis are related to sudanese ?

@L1vingAshlar

11 ай бұрын

Stay safe my friend.

@Aegon_Targaryen

11 ай бұрын

🎉

@Aegon_Targaryen

11 ай бұрын

Go to the road and destroy army and ask for democracy

@AndorranStairway

11 ай бұрын

How accurate is this video?

As someone who’s not following the news, it’s great to have you Johnny explain the overall story of such events. Thank you!

@scottmcfarlane7524

11 ай бұрын

Please follow real news not Johnny very leftist and im a far left myself he leaves points out in other videoes. Dont just get your information from one place that limits your real knowledge

@knight8675

11 ай бұрын

@@scottmcfarlane7524 true

@jrdsm

11 ай бұрын

@@scottmcfarlane7524 where can I find those real news?

@craftedbyorre

11 ай бұрын

Hello, Russian bots

@andyc9902

11 ай бұрын

I also listen to the news less. It's too much consumers... Sometimes do watch it.

I'm Sudanese and I'm so happy that an accurate telling of what's happening is reaching the YT audience. I can tell you've been speaking to Sudanese people when making this video. Peace for Sudan🙏

@user-kq6hu4vj3x

11 ай бұрын

Stop watching ANIME then! Grow up

@StaffSergeantSigmon

11 ай бұрын

Would be true, everything you said, except people from Sudan can’t speak English

@limb0xz

11 ай бұрын

@@user-kq6hu4vj3x why? because im sudanese or because I want peace?

@limb0xz

11 ай бұрын

@@StaffSergeantSigmon as we all know, languages are hereditary and can't be learnt

@StaffSergeantSigmon

11 ай бұрын

@@limb0xz Exactly, thank you, you can’t know more than one language, especially Africans

My father is Sudanese. He said this was gonna happen in 2019, and here we are. A big part of his side of the family is still in Sudan, but they managed to escape from Khartoum in time. I hope everyone is gonna be okay.

@MAli-sq1cs

11 ай бұрын

Many people knew that it would happen sooner or later… It is almost impossible to run a country by two independent armies

@Only_God_Is_Allah_SWT

10 ай бұрын

*Everything's gonna be fine if Vlah (Christians in this case from South Sudan) return that oil back.*

@bobsemple9341

10 ай бұрын

Why should they? Oil won't make the country nice

@goat9295

5 ай бұрын

@@Only_God_Is_Allah_SWT return oil for what? sudan was the same when they had it. south sudan owes them nothing

My head chef is Sudanese and has his entire family in the city. The hurt in this man’s eyes when i unknowingly asked him how his family was is something unmistakeable. War touches and effects people farther than most imagine.

@andyc9902

11 ай бұрын

Atleast give him a 5% raise. Least you can do

@john2g1

11 ай бұрын

@@andyc9902 Well that's not really fair to all the rest of the employees especially considering the head chef probably makes more money than everyone. However, I think it would be a really good idea to institute an employee bereavement bonus or even an interest free loan or both. The cash at the very least will allow him to migrate his family to a friendly (ethnicity based thanks colonialism) neighboring country.

@linusmlgtips2123

11 ай бұрын

​@@john2g1 shut up neolib

@0ngod999

11 ай бұрын

​@@andyc9902 you shouldn't act on emotions while running a business

@loulou785741

11 ай бұрын

affects*

You're one of the only channels to shine a light on the democratic movement when analyzing this. Too often it is ignored in the narrative. Very informative.

@philosophy_bot4171

11 ай бұрын

Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote: "Whosoever is delighted in solitude is either a wild beast or a god" ~ Aristotle

@Yeaggghurte

11 ай бұрын

@@philosophy_bot4171 huh 💀

@unnamedshadow1866

11 ай бұрын

informative, but no solutions. So i dunno, i rather not watch many of his videos often, it makes me feel disappointed at the world.

@binder946

11 ай бұрын

What is this war really about it seems to be super powers playground. No one cares about democracy specially for poc.

@binder946

11 ай бұрын

Poc people of colour

As a Sudanese, I'm impressed, emotional and grateful to see such a great work exploring what is happening in my country to the world ,, so people can understand the danger and suffering we're going through... thanks Sam, as always. Another informative piece of art ❤

As a Sudanese, I am really happy that you covered this topic. I emigrated to saudi in 2013 and when this conflict happened, my aunt (from my mother's side) and my uncle (from my father's side) where both in there. Alhamdulilah they both evacuated last week. My uncle went to Egypt and my aunt came to Saudi through port sudan. May Allah punish hemedti and give peace to the Sudanese people.

@punisher2_18

11 ай бұрын

Ola hu uber 💥🐖

@awesomegamer5141

11 ай бұрын

@@punisher2_18 wtf

@arolemaprarath6615

11 ай бұрын

Allah is dead and Muhammad owned black African slaves.

@lacepub

11 ай бұрын

​@@punisher2_18 is this your response to people that had their life ruined by dictators? I don't care what race or ethnicity you're in, but you've gone too far mate I wish i can slap you one day

@jannatulkawsar7163

11 ай бұрын

Amee

I’m a Sudanese and literary watch every single one of your videos but I never thought you would cover this. Thank you Johnny Harris ❤

@wilhaart5964

11 ай бұрын

I had to pull up google maps to this video, could you explain what the dashed lines between Egypt on the north and South Sudan at south mean? unsolved borders?

@audread_

11 ай бұрын

bro john is watched everywhere.

@emptyhad2571

11 ай бұрын

@@audread_ From Vox, NYT, etc

@Some_Otaku

11 ай бұрын

stay safe bro

@emptyhad2571

11 ай бұрын

@@wilhaart5964 Yep just a border dispute. To hard for me to explain but the one on the southern border is like a neutral zone for people from north and south for now. The Egypt one you need a video on.

As an Eritrean, I wish peace to Sudan, Sudan has been our shelter and helper for us Eritreans since the time of the armed struggle

@Footballer470

11 ай бұрын

We also need peace and freedom in Eritrea which seems impossible since 1991.

@dreadhead5719

11 ай бұрын

tigray

@kingace6186

11 ай бұрын

Same for us Tigrayans. Sudan took in several Tigrayan refugees fleeing genocide when nobody else would. I am praying for the Sudanese people and especially for the people who just wanted less violence & less poverty.

@rekik2936

11 ай бұрын

@@kingace6186 wanna mind you it took criminal samri's in the name of refugees too.

@eruno_

11 ай бұрын

Eritrea is worse than North Korea, Eritrea never had any parliamentary election since independence.

Having travelled and worked in Sudan - my latest trip to Khartoum was last January, only months before the fighting started. I really appreciate this explanation and I've actually sent it to friends and family who were asking me for an explanation of the conflict. I would be very interested in a video specifically on the relationships between Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia, as they contest control over the Nile, especially with Ethiopia building that big dam now. Thanks for the great work Johnny!

Impeccable timing. The news simply reports what is happening, a couple of days later Johnny releases a video telling us all about it. Great timing, great video, great channel.

Dude I am always blown away by your editing. I’ve been watching for years and it’s always higher quality than what you see in most documentaries even. As someone who makes their own history videos I understand how much work you must put in on the editing. I’ve learned a lot from what you do, keep up the good work!

@Azzam_Alqudsi

11 ай бұрын

as you speak, if you have more "stock images" or visual edits, your video is gonna blow up due to increase in retention rate

@gallectee6032

11 ай бұрын

He has a team.

@TheStickman419

11 ай бұрын

Its his amazing team man....wish I had a team like that for my videos lol, but hey Johnny deserves it, Everyone on his team seem to Absolutely love it

@03stmlax

11 ай бұрын

Johnny Harris = Propagandist The reason this is happening in Sudan is bc the US is pissed that Sudan made a deal with Russia for Russia to build a military base there. This is happening in Sudan bc Sudan doesn't want the US military in their country anymore, which is why they invited Russia to build a base. This is happening in Sudan bc the US/CIA want to politically control Sudan and Sudan is no longer having it. The teππoπists fighting the gov/military of Sudan are US/CIA trained militias attempting to overthrow the current sudanese government. What's happening is the US/CIA are attempting yet another coup of a sovereign country

@billem16

11 ай бұрын

shout out his editor in the credits "dylan boynukalin" it's not all johnny although he's the boss-man

Thrilled to see you going back to your original video-making style! It's like a blast from the past and brings back all those incredible memories of why I fell in love with your content in the first place. Your unique approach and creativity always set you apart, and this return to your roots feels like a rejuvenation of that magic. Thanks for bringing back the essence that made us fans in the first place with this video

@TheStickman419

11 ай бұрын

@meyllahabigail I actually like the North pole stuff. Maybe it's cause I watch other documentaries on wars and conflict so much, the north pole stuff was a break from the norm

@scrawnykidd2674

11 ай бұрын

​@meyllahabigail Just think of the "North pole" content as a "palate cleanser" after consuming so many political-themed videos on this channel

Thank you Johnny for shedding light on the current events in my country 🙏 I am a fan of your videos, keep up the great work!

Can you do a report on Balochistan conflict and enforced-disappearances? This one is pretty hard due to media blackout.

As a Sudanese Who's been following your Amazing reports and currently inside of Sudan I'm feeling happy that you've really explained the conflict in a very accurate way Sudanese People Long for Peace And Prosperity Thank you ❤️🇸🇩

@lisaa2104

7 ай бұрын

Really hope this gets resolved, stay safe. Love from Europe.

@rafeeali8307

5 ай бұрын

@@lisaa2104 Unfortunately wars create refugees and with refugees you get discrimination and two culture not being able to combine. We are seeing this with Europe, if a Sudanese refugee commits a crime it will get lumped with all Sudanese refugees or refugees in general. If a country in Europe has it's crime rate rise it will be attributed with refugees whether it be true or not as this is how it has been historically, blame always gets shifted towards minority group for the issues of a country, Hitler did this and was able to build N@zi germany, I fear for these people that they will be again victims of the rising distaste towards refugees and migrants in Europe. I believe that Europe has a right to choose who to let into their borders but I can't help but feel sympathy for the refugees of theses crisis that truly have no where to go. If they leave their country they are hated because unfortunately when you have open borders criminals and extermists go through as well and if they stay they only wait for their deaths. These were ordinary people with ordinary lives, from doctors, farmers, shoe polishers etc. and now they are forced into exile.

Thank you for shining a light into a region that's often forgotten

@Computment

11 ай бұрын

Hello

I think this was one of your best videos. I enjoy the subjects of the other videos like old maps more, but this really did educate about a complex situation. I didn't even realize it was this complex.

Thanx alot mr. harris for this truthful, informative, non aligned and honest explanation of the Sudanese crisis. I'm Sudanese and you are my favourite youtuber . Your videos are mind blowing and your way of telling stories is matchless. God bless you Johnny

I just want to thank you so much for raising awareness. I'm sudanese and it's honestly heartbreaking how so many are dying in my country without any recognition from the rest of the world. And while so many leaders are turning a blind eye, thank you for helping give our people a voice.

@mohamed_alaa-

11 ай бұрын

i hope peace for sudan love sudan from egypt

As a Nigerian this one was pretty heavy, a lot of my people are in Sudan and even a friend of my father who was there on business told us how scary and terrible it was, how difficult it was to leave and how sounds of gunfire kept filling the air I wish the folks of Sudan well, as a Nigerian whose country has been beset with conflict for over 10 years I know how it feels to fear for your life

Thanks for the great video. Informative, to the point, and sensitive to those affected. Also thanks for giving your sources in the description.

Great report thank you for covering Sudan Johnny! Being Sudanese and still stuck in Sudan with much depression and lack of hope, this report means a lot that more people care about us! We have suffered enough!!!

As an Egyptian person and someone who's in love with this channel since being fluent in English hats off to you ,I feel like you're living in the middle east and you're telling all people what's exactly happening without being baised

@woozyz2769

11 ай бұрын

Sudan is EAST AFRICA, not Arab, not middle east

@abyouda167

11 ай бұрын

@@woozyz2769 Okay,man maybe you know more than me ...no need to to argue about that,but it's better to not correct me because the names are not a big that's why no problem or conflict has sorted out since we were born because we fight with each other over the names and the titles

@woozyz2769

11 ай бұрын

@@abyouda167 It's simple geography, overall blacks aren't treated well in the middle east, they always call them slaves, in fact many Sudanese are brainwashed into believing they are Arabs when they actually aren't. A core national identity is very important, Sudan is being taken advantage of by Arab countries, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Turkey own all of Sudan's agricultural lands, that land should belong to local farmers, in proxy wars personal interest is they key, UAE wants gold, Egypt wants Agricultural lands and Nile, Saudi Arabia wants supremacy in the Red Sea, Turkey is being delusional and thinks Sudan is part of Ottoman empire. Libya thinks its a big shot for supplying weapons.

@Abdullah-london

11 ай бұрын

​@@woozyz2769 Ottoman Empire? Are you from a different century?

@woozyz2769

11 ай бұрын

@@Abdullah-london Have you not been following geopolitics? Erdogan wants to restore the Ottoman empire and Omar Bashit literally gave him an island in Sudan. Turkey thinks it can lead the "Arab" world

A few years ago, I was asked by a friend who studied intl. relations back then on whether I was aware of the existence of South Sudan as a sovereign nation. I was ashamed to have no idea of what they were talking about… Years later and better versed on the matter, I’m thankful to people like you for creating such amazingly instructive videos on complex geopolitical relations. Shedding light on events like the Sudanese conflicts is really important, especially so that we’re aware of what our elected official’s views are on these matters.

@alirezaeftekhary9980

11 ай бұрын

exactly, just to learn a few things here and there about the world is so helpful

@Eltener123

11 ай бұрын

You were right to feel ashamed, it was literally all over the news when they secured their independence and for years after as they suffered internal conflicts

Dude, you and your team is superb in making these educational videos. Nice to have such a short video with everything at hand! Love you for that

I love these so much. Thank you for doing videos like these. They're important and I'm glad this channel exists.

The information you find for us is beyond generous, man. I love watching your videos and learning from you.

I'm worried about the innocent people who have to suffer. I hope that this Sudanese conflict gets resolved peacefully and people can get back to their normal lives. Excellent video!!

@rainabdelaziz4978

11 ай бұрын

Thank you

@rudy1684

11 ай бұрын

Nobody is innocent

@Abdullah-london

11 ай бұрын

Me too. It is the common people that will pay a heavy price for the power struggle between two military guys. It has all the elements to escalate out of control but I hope that doesn't happen.

@erikaeric8313

11 ай бұрын

@@rudy1684 what? Go touch grass

@KongoMuller69

11 ай бұрын

​@@rudy1684 civilians aren't innocent?

Spectacular reporting, thank you Johnny - your reporting has become so concise and yet moving. Love watching this channel grow.

So insightful to see an overview of how all the political interests in this region relate to one another. Will be holding my breath while watching how this conflict unfolds...

Fantastic work! Thank you for providing clarity on the roots of this conflict that most major media networks have failed to provide

Like always, top notch quality content from Johny! Thank you so much for shedding more light on yet another bloody conflict 🙏🏼

I've watched so many news outlet to try and grasp what is really going on in Sudan. I could not understand. Your explanation made everything make sense. Thank you!

Johnny Harris, your insightful analysis of geopolitical events is truly remarkable. Your ability to break down complex topics and present them in a visually engaging manner is both educational and captivating. Thank you for your dedication to providing in-depth perspectives on global issues , so other things

Thank you so much for explaining the war in Sudan! I was searching for a video that explains well about the situation in Sudan, and that's how I came across yours

0:40 - Oh, very naughty of you with Crimea. Could be with lighter shade to highlight a dispute, but just... not as integral part

@breezeleon6889

11 ай бұрын

It’s part of Russia deal with it

Hey Johnny! Greatly appreciate you making this video and bringing light to the fighting taking place in my home country. I was in Khartoum when the fighting broke out, and it shocked us all. I did want to say that I've heard conflicting reasons for why the fighting started, and who is responsible for it. In the video, you state that it was action taken place by the RSF when the new agreement required the RSF to be absorbed into the SAF that led to the conflict (i.e. the attack on Burhan's compound). While true the RSF reportedly mobilized their forces first across Sudan before the conflict started, the reports I heard on the morning the violence broke out was that the SAF initiated violent action by attacking an RSF base in southern Khartoum. What I mean by all of this is that who started the violence, and for what reason is much more complicated than just Hemedti wanting to maintain his military-business enterprise. The SAF, especially the Islamic elite within the SAF (similar to the Muslim Brotherhood, and what in Sudan we call "Al-Kayzan") also have interests in disrupting and ending any hopes of democratic transition and civilian rule.

Johnny…you are easily becoming my favorite channel on KZread!!!!! Keep up the Great Work!!!!!

In under 14 minutes, everything going on there is now fully clear. Thank you Johnny, absolute gem of KZread.

Thank you for helping me understand this less-covered, very complicated conflict. Also, thank you for not over-simplifying these complicated subjects. It may just be me, but I don’t like with things are oversimplified. Also I’m a long time cybersecurity engineer and I use Incogni too! I see data brokers/my personal information being public as a professional liability so it’s important to me to have experts in privacy perform the removal process and if I were to do it (and I’ve attempted it) it would take an absurd amount of time and it’s a process you need to continue to repeat). Also, there’s just an absurd amount of information out there on everyone and it’s likely being collected on you as we watch this video. As someone who has seen what’s out there, it’s super cool there’s a service like this out there plus we can all support one of our favorite KZreadrs! Note: These comments are my own and don’t represent the views of any organization.

@03stmlax

11 ай бұрын

Johnny Harris = Propagandist The reason this is happening in the US is bc the US is pissed that Sudan made a deal with Russia for Russia to build a military base there. This is happening in Sudan bc Sudan doesn't want the US military in their country anymore, which is why they invited Russia to build a base. This is happening in Sudan bc the US/CIA want to politically control Sudan and Sudan is no longer having it. The teππoπists fighting the gov/military of Sudan are US/CIA trained militias attempting to overthrow the currant sudanese government. What's happening is the US/CIA are attempting yet another coup of a sovereign country

Small but important detail: this video had a more convincing sponsor part than ANY OTHER VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN good job!

Thank you Johnny for educating us on such topics which tv doesn’t show us.

Being a Sudanese who was evicted from Darfur to south Sudan in 2020 all I can say is thankyou to Washington and Riyadh for brokering a peace deal...or atleast trying to

Like Sudan, things are also getting pretty bad in Pakistan. Which incidentally is also a military run state with puppet governments. But unlike Sudan, its a nuclear state which can have effects worldwide. I hope you can do deep dives on Pakistan too because your journalism is truly trustworthy.

@happygilmore5948

11 ай бұрын

I heard Israel is also going through a lot of civil unrest, too.

@wambokodavid7109

11 ай бұрын

Jesus....feel sorry for y'all in warzones.they ain't pretty.stay strong.we pray for you ✊🏿

@AbsolAhm

11 ай бұрын

@@wambokodavid7109 thank you

I've been following this conflict for few months. Probably the best video so far about this conflict.

Thanks for keeping us updated Who doesn't know much about these events but always interested. And editing is top notch as always!

Very well put together and informative. Thank you Johnny!

Brilliant editing and such an informative video !!

Happy Birthday Johnny!!🎉

Im just amazed on how much time and effort you put on these videos, to educate and widen the view on the world! We need more investigating journalists on conflicts that the rest of the mainstream media is not covering

its always clear that you put so much effort into learning these topics fully to include the small details that makes these videos that much more informative. thank you for spreading light onto this situation

Such a good video. You have such a fanstatic way of explaining very complex things very simply

Hi Johnny, as always - an incredibly well-made video. Thanks for bringing attention to an otherwise unkown and under-reported conflict (as most conflicts in Africa are). An intersting topic you might want to consider covering next is the insurgency & conflict in the Cabo Delgado province in northern Mozambique. The entire history of Mozambique has been tumultuous at best, and this incredibly beautiful country has been fighting a war since 2017 involving everyone from ISIS to the Wagner Group. Furthermore, this conflict seems to be completely ignored in the mainstream media. I think your style of visual storytelling, with high-quality maps and thorough research, would be a perfect platform to explain the current situation there. Looking forward to your next videos, and keep up the good work!

@AsherPardey

11 ай бұрын

Agreed, what's happening in Cabo Delgado is severely underreported.

@GuineaPigEveryday

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely, its insane what happened in Mozambique and insane that it was covered so little, because at first everyone thought an islamic group had formed akin to Al-Shabaab regarding local grievances with oil companies and oppression of Islamic minorities (also akin to ADF in Congo). But then you got a lot of news saying that the Al Shabaab name was not an official affiliation with the Somali group, but actually a cover for drug trade operating on the coast? Idk its frustrating there wasn’t a lot of news coverage so i might be entirely wrong

In the map in the intro, why did you add crimea as Russia?

@Jews_C0ntr0l_daa__worldd

11 ай бұрын

Cuz nigga he can

Thank you and your team for always keeping us informed keep up the hard work!

Kudos for the editing. It was engaging from beginning. With your use of montages you gave a visual companion in sinq with your narration. Yeah definitely a 'like' especially for covering a war that no other news organisation in the US is reporting on.

Man, I’ve been a fan of you for good min and you haven’t disappointed one bit! You explain complex shit the world get into by using simple graphics and easy to follow commentary!

Prayers for the people in Sudan - I have friend who has family stuck without visa to leave it’s heartbreaking

this geo-political scenario has been explained so well. I dont see any other journalist covering in so much of depth. Great work @Johnny. Love your work.

I truly appreciate you making this video and shedding some light, and this video was actually the best at describing what is really happening in Sudan right now although it isn't perfect but even i a Sudanese who saw all these things with my own eyes can't put it any better

I have been watching your geopolitics for years and never imagined that our country will be on war watchlist. Thanks for educating people on what’s happening in Sudan and hope that the peace and democracy we dreamed of to be in near future 🙏

Wow. This is such an amazing video, thank you so much for educating us in such a simple and understandable way to digest a very complex topic.

As always, so extremely informative! I’m a Johnny Harris STAN for you sure. Keep the content coming my guy

This style of videos is amazing

Thank you so much for this information video on the topic. It helps clear up things. 😊

Great content, hope you keep doing this for a long time!

Thank you for this story. I’ve always wondered about the backstory and this very effectively and efficiently explained it for me.

One of your best videos yet. I love that you didn't feel the need to be funny here. Grade A journalism right here. Your channel is one of the best things on this entire platform. Thank you!

Thanks Johnny Harris & @Mu3azOsman for shedding light on what's happening in my home country with a quality video like we're used to! One small correction and addition there on an important period to the plot line that you've skipped (from post-revolution 2019 up to December 2022), where Burhan actually played a significant role in enabling and enlarging the RSF militia, and their marriage resulted in a coup d'etat in late 2021 on the civilian government of the transitional period. This is where it all started to crumble as tensions between the two started to rise over power and class ending with this atrocious conflict recking-havoc on the Sudanese people who have nothing to do with it.

@abdoshxy6507

11 ай бұрын

Correct and this point needs to be highlighted in the plot and the relationship between RSF and SAF commanders

@richjordan6461

11 ай бұрын

It is very sad that it is the innocents who suffer the most.

@extrememiami

10 ай бұрын

Very humble. These comments are proof that we can all work together. No troll or mean comments such a nice manner you suggested the edits. I hope you're people get the peace they deserve. From Miami with love.

Love your videos since you can explain things at a level everyone can understand. You're not biased either.

Love this style of video something different, really amazing edits and really amazing visual interpretations

Great video, as always. However from your voice I feel like either you're going through something or you're just unwell. I may be wrong here, but if that is the case - all will be well soon. Love your work!

I really like that you quote your sources as newspaper titles during the video, such an engaging idea and practical aswell for those who ask "where are your sources"

I made notes like I was studying for an exam, this video was THAT good. Keep up the good work, Johnny.

@rahulmishra7190

11 ай бұрын

UPSC?

The sound work in this video is fantastic. It's well balanced and the music is effectively used to convey your point, add tension and build suspense. I would love it if the background tracks were released, is Tom Fox still doing the music?

Thanks for the knowledge my friend.

just finished, very well done as always

I’ve learned a lot from what you do, keep up the good work!!♥

Great video Johnny, as a Sudanese who just escaped khartoum, thank you for being neutral in a war where no one is reporting the truth

This video is phenomenal. You have inspired me to become a KZreadr myself and I hope one day to make videos as polished as this one. Your high subscriber count is well deserved!

I'm almost ashamed to say I had little to no knowledge about this, thank you for the insight. Your documentaries absolutely blow me away every time!

Such an underreported situation… thanks Johnny Harris & team in talking about this!

That was a good boil down. Thanks

Thanks Johnny for satisfying the urge to know things

I love to be updated on the things that matter in the world can we pleaseeeeee get more material like this Johnny

No mainstream media covered it at this level. As always thanks Johnny

@sasikanthmali3645

11 ай бұрын

They afraid

Thank you for making this video

Thanks for this video

Honestly the first time I heard about this was on Wikipedia, glad to see that Johnny has made a video explaining it for all of us!

@Aegon_Targaryen

11 ай бұрын

Johnny sins is doing great work

@bodigames

11 ай бұрын

wikipedia?? are you living under a rock? its in the media for months lol

@TheStickman419

11 ай бұрын

For me it was TLDR news...and then Nigerian news media. I wouldn't advice Wikipedia man....it's a pretty terrible source of political information

@Bell_plejdo568p

11 ай бұрын

@@TheStickman419 TLDR news is extremly false and misleading

Your videos are amazing: both in terms of quality and quantity. I learned more about the crisis in 15 minutes than I would've had I stayed in front of a new channl for a week! Amazing! Hope I could be a part of something like this in the future.

Thank you for giving me another idea for my history homework this friday.

My heart goes out to the people of Sudan; especially the children. Praying for peace in Sudan. 🙏🏽

That was explained & described so very excellently. Your approach to journalism is a example of objectivity. Please continue to report & present in a professional manner.

This was an excellent video Johnny... it is a tragedy that none of this is discussed in our current corporate media landscape....

Very tempted to get Incogni 🙂

I have watched the Vox explaining the Sudan conflict but Johnny explains this way better and simpler. Hats off

How to tell a current event with a complicated history in less than 14 minutes. Excellent.

I think it's important to keep in mind that Hafter is a defeated general in Libya who failed to takeover the capital Tripoli or control where most Libyans live. This failed wannabe dictator is only an entity today because of Russia, Egypt, and the UAE. We Libyans despise him and aren't shocked by who he's supporting in Sudan. Also, minor correction, his name is pronounced as Haft-er and not Haaf-taar.

@wambokodavid7109

11 ай бұрын

Always pleased to see my brothers in the north representing....love from east Africa ✊🏿

@Bell_plejdo568p

11 ай бұрын

@@wambokodavid7109 where in east africa

@Bell_plejdo568p

11 ай бұрын

Who do u support wasn't ghaddfi son about to win election but the US stopped it.

@Bell_plejdo568p

11 ай бұрын

Also Hafter and a former cia asset

@wambokodavid7109

11 ай бұрын

@@Bell_plejdo568p Uganda