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  @tmajec12 сағат бұрын

  They were in Africa to do what? A bloodthirsty bunch.

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  @PJB-ks9vnКүн бұрын

  While listening to this, I can imagine being in a quiet and peaceful forest surrounded by peaceful and friendly little animals. 🌳🦌🐇 And sometimes, this can be enough to make a grown man like me cry tears of joy. 🥹

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  @ogechiokata4306Күн бұрын

  He has realized his mistakes

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  @billparsons7765Күн бұрын

  Ενας απο τους μεγαλυτερους προδοτες του Ελληνισμου ειναι ο μακαριος. Η προδοσια ειναι τοσο μεγαλη που ειναι απιστευτη.

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  @lenamarriot3149Күн бұрын

  H ΕΛΛΆΔΑ ΣΥΝΕΧΊΖΕΙ ΦΥΣΙΚΟΤΑΤΑ ΜΕ ΣΕΡΒΊΑ ΚΑΙ ΒΟΥΣΙΣΤΣ ΚΑΙ ΤΟΥΣ ΟΥΚΡΑΝΟΥΣ Η ΟΥΚΡΑΝΊΑ ΕΊΝΑΙ ΧΩΡΙΣ ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟ ΚΑΙ ΔΕΝ ΧΡΕΙΆΖΕΤΑΙ ΦΥΣΙΚΟΤΑΤΑ ΚΑΜΜΙΑ ΣΧΈΣΗ ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΕΙ Η ΕΛΛΆΔΑ ΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΚΡΉΤΗ ΣΈΡΡΕΣ ΚΎΠΡΟ 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕ΠΑΙΣΙΟ ΚΑΙ ΧΟΥΠΗ Η ΕΛΛΆΔΑ ΠΉΡΕ ΌΛΑ ΌΣΑ ΉΘΕΛΕ ΚΑΙ ΤΕΛΟΣ ΦΥΣΙΚΟΤΑΤΑ ΟΙ ΚΎΠΡΙΟΙ 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕ΠΟΤΈ ΕΥΕΛΠΙΔΕΣ ΚΑΙ ΠΟΤΈ ΚΑΤΑΔΡΟΜΕΙΣ 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕ΟΙ ΔΡΌΜΟΙ ΕΛΛΑΔΑΣ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ ΧΏΡΙΣΑΝ ΟΡΙΣΤΙΚΆ Η ΕΛΛΆΔΑ ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΕΙ ΝΑ ΈΧΕΙ ΚΑΜΜΙΑ ΣΧΈΣΗ ΜΕ ΚΑΝΈΝΑΝ ΑΛΛΟΝ ΚΑΙ ΔΕΝ ΧΡΕΙΆΖΕΤΑΙ ΦΥΣΙΚΟΤΑΤΑ

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  @baroqueroll4662Күн бұрын

  He was the head of the Jewish Syndicate, a New York mafia organization active in the years of prohibition

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  @adeyinkamakinde6164Күн бұрын

  Few are aware that era of the corporatised set up of American organised crime was the result of the union of Italian and Jewish gangsters respectively led by Charles "Lucky" Luciano and Meyer Lansky. It can be a sensitive issue. In the early 1970s, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) of B'nai B'rith pressured publishers to change the subtitle of the Hank Messick biography on Lansky from “Jews control crime in the United States” to “the Mob runs America and Lansky runs the Mob”

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  @raoulduke3443 сағат бұрын

  @@adeyinkamakinde6164 The smartest things the Jewish gangsters ever did was using Hollywood to make people associate organised crime with Italians, when there was M*rder Inc and Jewish Syndicate in New York doing as much as the Italian Mafia were.

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  @victorezemejor44752 күн бұрын

  Thanks for this footage Please can you get atleast a few clips happenings inside biafra, maybe the bunker during the war or the biafran babies We'll appreciate thanks

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  @nevillbulloch65092 күн бұрын

  Wonderful soldiers to fight along side. Salute. Operation Hurricane in TTLs. Scorpion Base Mtoko 1978 and 1979.

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  @Mr.makmot2 күн бұрын

  ❤

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  @abdurrahmanabubakar983 күн бұрын

  Beginning of the ethnic/religious division in Cyprus.

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  @adeyinkamakinde61643 күн бұрын

  Beginning of the physical division of the island on the basis of ethnicity but not the beginning of ethnic/religious political differences which led to intercommunal violence in 1963.

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  @turkcanatilir39432 күн бұрын

  @@adeyinkamakinde6164 Yes, it was by 1958.

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  @user-mm2yy4ve2n3 күн бұрын

  On an open public speech, on the 25th of March 1974 . Our Greeks national day , Makarios was saying among others .." they are promising to us ENOSIS , but they're just focusing on TAKSIM ( partition ). PROFIT ! that of what he was . 1974 Was a SET UP war against us Cypriots to be lost Mens ,in uniforms. Greek Greek militaries Just pull down our pants, for the Turks,to come and....F...k us

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  @SKairu-ib2gl3 күн бұрын

  If Kenya was a super power we would avenge the hanging of this hero. By colonial master purporting to bring fake religion n they r selfish.. racist and con

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  @Jean-YvesDNG3 күн бұрын

  0:24 terrible man

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  @stinger47124 күн бұрын

  The military did not give this man enough time to complete the magic of western Nigeria. Under his leadership, we would have become like Singapore.

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  @charlesgale42575 күн бұрын

  why did they talk over it

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  @Leire-ln7od5 күн бұрын

  Los Carlistas quieren otro rey Borbón pero ¿ si les vuelve a hacer lo mismo,si es otro Traidor qué cara van a poner?

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  @raufmuradli66236 күн бұрын

  Could anyone explain me how did he seize power with just sergeant rank?

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  @kimmoj25706 күн бұрын

  00:52 Oh my God. You dont chew end of your pen when in negotiation table with your enemy. 😂 Even when this is edited from footage by Japanese, the optics are really, really bad for Percival.

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  @AdejokunAdetunji7 күн бұрын

  The greatest mistake of Awo was to think we could be married together and develop, if he had supported the western Nigeria pulling out of the marriage, the westerners would've been better off today, but all of them wanted to rule a one Nigeria including zik, and see where we are now

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  @kerry55867 күн бұрын

  I am surprised they weren't throwing themselves at him even more: he looked drop dead gorgeous with a shaved head!

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  @Soletar777 күн бұрын

  At this point, Prof. Wole Soyinka couldn't have guessed The National Theatre would be renamed in his honour as a 90th birthday gift!

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  @MrEricdraco7 күн бұрын

  The real heroes not like the fake and phoney person who pretended to be the first president

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  @parzrelmuzik8 күн бұрын

  I mentioned this incident in my Tribute to one of the Leaders of this Trespass, Mr Adewole John referred to in the clip as Henry John when he died in 2011. Clip Link below. (Israel Ojekeh Parper Snr)

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  @adeyinkamakinde61648 күн бұрын

  @parzrelmuzik: Thank you. Are you a contemporary of Mr. Adewole John? I recently discovered this clip and spent time downloading reports of the incident at the time that it happened in 1971. I also found an online record of the trial. After reading through the newspaper reports and the trial, I came to the conclusion that there were two Johns, presumably both brothers, who were involved namely: 1. Joseph Olufemi John, who used the temporary pseudonym "Henry John" and 2. Joseph Adewole John. You see, in the criminal case brought against the protesters for conspiring to commit unlawful trespass and unlawful assembly (R v Kamara and others, 1972), two names with the surname John were listed among the 9 defendants (later appellents) i.e. Joseph Adewole John and Henry Olufemi John.

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  @parzrelmuzik5 күн бұрын

  @adeuinkamakinde6164: This is great. Yes, I am not only a contemporary, I was a schoolmate and personal friend with them, Joseph Adewole John, and his immediate elder brother, Henry Olufemi John. They have an elder brother Daniel, also who was at the time of the incident in Freetown working for the Sierra Leone Brodcasting Service (now corporation). Moreover, we were all part of the then opposition All Peoples Congress Party (APC) led by Siaka Stevens, who won the elections against the regime of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP). We were very vibrant members of the YOUTH LEAGUE. The win was short-lived as there were coups, and this brought divisions. The brothers and other Youth League members sought further education in different overseas countries - the John brothers came to England in 1968; I was still in Sierra Leone working in a bank. The problem started for them in 1969 when another Party, the UDP was launched by the previous Foreign Minister of the SLPP, Dr John Karefa-Smart. This party was later banned as there was the start of violence. By dint of coincidence, the John brothers were on holiday? in Freetown, when that happened, Dr. Karefa-Smart fled to the USA and the John brothers after some drama, passports seized, etc. confusion at the airport and all that jazz, were allowed to depart back to UK. They then joined with other objectionists to become exile opposition. Following the attempted couple by another General, John Bangura, opposition party members were arrested and the failed coup plotters. Then, plans were afoot for the country to become a Republic. It was this, and the arrest of opposition members ignited radical voices leading to the illegal occupation of the High Commission. I gave a short mention about this incident in my Eulogy to Adewole John (as he is commonly known): you may have read it hopefully. Olufemi is still in the USA, their elder brother Daniel is now in his 80s in London. I shall be grateful if you can let me have copies of the material you have on them and the case. I was in Freetown when the incident took place, but I was here in London in 1972 when the case started. I saw the reference under Kamara vs. DPP (the appeal), not so much the case of First Instant at the High Court. It was a to us when the news broke; we saw it live on BBC TV reports and heard it on Radio. We then had good brocasting architecture in Sierra Leone then, and the newspapers were excellent in covering the story. God bless 🙌 Show quoted text

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  @parzrelmuzik5 күн бұрын

  @adeuinkamakinde6164: This is great. Yes, I am not only a contemporary, I was a schoolmate and personal friend with them, Joseph Adewole John, and his immediate elder brother, Henry Olufemi John. They have an elder brother Daniel also who was at the time of the incident in Freetown working for the Sierra Leone Brodcasting Service (now corporation). Moreover, we were all part of the then opposition All Peoples Congress Party (APC) led by Siaka Stevens, which won the elections against the regime of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) led by Sir Albert Margai. We were very vibrant members of the YOUTH LEAGUE. The win was short lived as there were coups, and this brought divisions. The brothers and other Youth League members sought further education in different overseas countries - the John brothers came to England in 1968; I was still in Sierra Leone working in a bank. The problem started for them in 1969 when another Party, the UDP was launched by the previous Foreign Minister of the SLPP, Dr John Karefa-Smart. This Party was later banned as there was start of violence. By dint of coincidence, the John brothers were on holiday? in Freetown when that happened; Dr Karefa-Smart fled to the USA and the John brothers after some drama, passports seized etc. confusion at the airport and 'all that jazz' they were allowed to depart back to UK. They then joined with other objectionists to become exile opposition. Following the attempted coup by another General, John Bangura, opposition party members were arrested and the failed coup plotters also. Then, plans were afoot for the country to become a Republic. It was this, and the arrest of opposition members that ignited radical voices leading to the illegal occupation of the High Commission. I gave a short mention about this incident in my Eulogy to Adewole John (as he is commonly known): you may have read it hopefully. Olufemi is still in the USA, their elder brother Daniel is now in his 80s in London. I shall be greatful if you can let me have copies of the material you have on them and the case. I was in Freetown when the incident took place, but was here in London in 1972 when the case started. I saw the reference under Kamara vs DPP, (the appeal), not so much the case of First Instant at the High Court. It was a surprise to us all when the news broke; we saw it live on BBC TV reports and heard it on Radio in SierraLeone. At that time we had good brocasting architecture in Sierra Leone and the newspapers were excellent in covering the story. It was from then on, that Sierra Leone troubles began leading to more coups, attempted coups 11 years WAR and yet still more troubles and decline. God bless 🙌 Show quoted text 2:10

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  @parzrelmuzik4 күн бұрын

  @adeuinkamakinde6164: This is great. Yes, I am not only a contemporary, I was a schoolmate and personal fried with them, Joseph Adewole John, and his immediate elder brother, Henry Olufemi John. They have an elder brother too who was at the time of the incident in Freetown working for the Sierra Leone Brodcasting Service (now corporation). Moreover, we were all part of the then opposition All Peoples Congress Party (APC) led by Siaka Stevens which won the elections against the regime of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP). We were very vibrant members of the YOUTH LEAGUE. The win was short lived as there were couos, and this brought divisions. The brothers and other Youth League members sought further education in different overseas countries- the John brothers came to England in 1968; I was still in Sierra Leone working in a Bank. The problem started for them in 1969 when another Party, the UDP was launched by the previous Foreign Minister of the SLPP, Dr John Karefa-Smart. This Party was later banned as there was start of violence. By dint of coincidence, the John brothers were on holiday? in Freetown when that happened; Dr Karefa-Smart fled to the USA and the John brothers after some drama- passports seized etc. confusion at the airport and all, were allowed to depart back to UK. They then joined with other objectionists to become an exile opposition. Following the attempted couple by another General, John Bangura, opposition party members were arrested and the failed coup plotters. Then, plans were afoot for the country to become a Republic. It was this, and the arrest of opposition members ignited radical voices leading to the illegal occupation of the High Commission. I gave a short mention about this incident in my Eulogy to Adewole John (as he is commonly known): you may have read it hopefully. Olufemi is still in the USA, their elder brother Daniel is now in his 80s in London. I shall be greatful if you can let me have copies of the material you have on them and the case. I was in Freetown when the incident took place, but was here in London in 1972 when the case started. I saw the reference under Kamara vs DPP, (the appeal), not so much the case of First Instant at the High Court. It was s surprise to us when yhe news broke; we saw it live on BBC TV reports and heard it on Radio. We then had good brocasting architecture in Sierra Leone then and the Newspapers were excellent in covering the story. God bless 🙌 Show quoted text

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  @georgewalker2831Күн бұрын

  B​@@adeyinkamakinde6164 Mr Adewole John was a good friend of mine

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  @andrefalksmen12648 күн бұрын

  Completely useless, worthless, and incompetent. Africa's obsession with neo-marxism and delusions of a lump in proletariat made it so that they couldn't even follow Marxism correctly! So, like all the African marxists before it, Ethiopia didn't even bother to attempt stalinist style industrialization of the state. They thought they were going to get free assistance from the Eastern Bloc countries, where they're going to share their Blood Sweat and tears, out of some nonsense about Marxist solidarity.

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  @BossaFola9 күн бұрын

  I saw Baba Awo with his wife Mama Hanna last when I'm in primary school in yr 19 78. When he came for camping grounds with Elecoptal landed on the field ,

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  @glendodds382410 күн бұрын

  Thanks for uploading this. My father was in the Rhodesian Air Force at the time.

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  @andrefalksmen126410 күн бұрын

  Mobutu! How are you absolute Lord and Master of a Nation like the Congo and do nothing with it! You have every geological resource at your disposal and a population which has been trained under severity to toil. All you need to do is apply training and education to the population while taking the revenue from the resource extraction and investing it back into the nation and you have created a superpower. Not just a superpower, but one which is immune from foreign shocks to their industrial supply chain due to the abundance of resources internally. The only thing that Congo doesn't have is oil which it could have seized from the Franco phonic Congo or used its abundant uranium and hydropower resources to create synthetic fuels from its coal supplies. If you're going to be a dictator, don't you want to be dictator over something magnificent? Mobutu was friends with Ceauciscu of Romania, he even was the only person allowed to provide a non locally sourced a dormant for the Palace of parliament in bucharest, why didn't Mobutu take at least the Romanian example at attempting autarky?

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  @olukayodeokunowo463110 күн бұрын

  He was a great man. Very intelligent man.

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  @tigershoot11 күн бұрын

  Thanks for uploading - very interesting to see.

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  @dannyscott746612 күн бұрын

  Some times I cry when listening to this man

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  @apostledanielandangelplatf37 күн бұрын

  Same apply to me😢😭😭😭🤦

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  @akatv386412 күн бұрын

  An overthrown endorse by the westerners and approved by ignorant Ghanaians .We are suffering for it now 😢😢😢😢

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  @BlackadderFunk12 күн бұрын

  Blows my mind to see the number of brainwashed people in the comments who praise leaders who pretend to care about their people but brutally kill anyone who dares to question their rule, in the thousands. Funny how it's always foreigners, and never the people who suffered under their regimes, who worship them too. Makes you realize what naive fools we are all.

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  @tayobibi12 күн бұрын

  The man that gave all this current corrupt politicians free education they all benefited from, but they have rendered the same public school education worthless with no roof over the head of students attending this institutions that was once the joy of the country. Nigeria can never be good. A country that celebrates corrupt politicians instead of people that have fought for the country. The likes of Mrs Funmilayo Kuti, chief Awolowo and others are not even remembered in their home states as a public holiday. Every western region states should have had Awolowo way or street like the way it’s done for Martin Luther king in the US with a public holiday to celebrate him. Chief Obafemi Awolowo day needs to be celebrated really in Nigeria as a public holiday.

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  @amirshake980312 күн бұрын

  Quite insightful. I've start to doubt history as a whole. Wow!!

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  @franciscogarzon95212 күн бұрын

  No habla como Cubano. era Colombiano

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  @user-nv8kj9sk4n12 күн бұрын

  All feel Welcome in SA.. Remember everyone.. You don't make a friend in South Africa.. You make a Brother.....

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  @christelparilla941512 күн бұрын

  I admire japanese army.. dahil lakas at tapang nila..