Why No Black Country Will Ever Develop — Transcript

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1. 0:00Welcome back, Troy. I've got another one
2. 0:01here from Frank Zanu, and this one's
3. 0:04titled, "No black country will ever
4. 0:06develop."
5. 0:07>> Let me ask you, the 63 black countries
6. 0:10in the world. Do you know any black
7. 0:11country where the people who live in it
8. 0:13founded it?
9. 0:15By founding, I mean a group of people
10. 0:18like the Euroba Kingdom moving around
11. 0:20and came upon a land that is fertile,
12. 0:22has what they want, and they settled
13. 0:23there. Even if they have to kill the
14. 0:25indigenous and steal their women, they
15. 0:27did, and they made it into a republic.
16. 0:29Is there such a thing on earth? A place,
17. 0:32a country where the blacks who live in
18. 0:33it were the ones who founded it.
19. 0:37The Caribbean, the 13 black countries,
20. 0:39Africa has 54 of them.
21. 0:41>> Put together the largest race on earth
22. 0:43by a number of countries. Which black
23. 0:45country do you know where the people who
24. 0:47live in it founded it?
25. 0:51>> I just know one that was
26. 0:52>> Who founded Ghana?
27. 0:53>> Which Ghanaian founded Ghana?
28. 0:56>> Kroma.
29. 0:57>> No.
30. 0:57>> No. British founded Ghana and gave it to
31. 1:00him when he was complaining too much he
32. 1:01needs independence.
33. 1:02>> But that was that was
34. 1:03>> who founded Nigeria which
35. 1:05>> I actually do not know.
36. 1:06>> That's correct because no Nigerian
37. 1:08founded Nigeria. The Benin Kingdom
38. 1:10founded Benin Kingdom. Oduda founded the
39. 1:12Euroba.
40. 1:14>> You understand what I'm saying?
41. 1:16>> But I'm talking about Nigeria.
42. 1:18>> But I see what you're saying. Okay. What
43. 1:21about um like Ethiopia?
44. 1:24>> A country that was never colonized.
45. 1:27Shiron was never colonized.
46. 1:29>> Siron,
47. 1:29>> yes. They just pull back slaves there.
48. 1:33So what? It doesn't mean anything.
49. 1:34Still, their country was carved by the
50. 1:36Europeans.
51. 1:40So how do you expect that
52. 1:42[clears throat] a people
53. 1:45can build something they did not design?
54. 1:50>> I'm trying to lead you slowly. your
55. 1:52conclusion, not mine, but all the people
56. 1:54who are going to listen because you guys
57. 1:56are going to become members of
58. 1:57parliament in the future. You are going
59. 1:59to be the leaders of this continent. If
60. 2:01you want to go back, you need to have
61. 2:02something in your mind to say this is
62. 2:04what is wrong and I want to change it.
63. 2:05Otherwise, we are all going to be
64. 2:07swimming in the dark for the rest of our
65. 2:08lives. No black country on earth will
66. 2:11become industrialized. Impossible. You
67. 2:13said resources. People keep complaining
68. 2:16and telling you that the reason African
69. 2:18countries can't develop is because the
70. 2:20white people stole the resources. It's a
71. 2:22lie. There are four resources nobody can
72. 2:25steal. Water is one of them. Did you see
73. 2:28tanks from Britain taking all your water
74. 2:30away? No. Fellas sang a song in 1981.
75. 2:34Water houses food house. Hey them,
76. 2:38right?
77. 2:39>> 1981. Do you know how many years ago he
78. 2:41was complaining about there is water
79. 2:43overground? The Niger River goes through
80. 2:45Nigeria. No Nigerian can get a cup of
81. 2:48water, pure one, from his pipe in his
82. 2:49own room. You have tanks on every
83. 2:51building. That's one. They didn't take
84. 2:53it away. The second one is land. The
85. 2:56colonials didn't take it away. You have
86. 2:57vegetative land in Nigeria. If Japan own
87. 3:00it, they will feed half of the world
88. 3:01with food export.
89. 3:04[laughter]
90. 3:04>> The third one, solar energy. 365 days.
91. 3:07We don't get winter, we don't get
92. 3:08spring, we don't get autumn. Is there?
93. 3:10Have you harvested it? you go build a
94. 3:12electric car when you can't even give
95. 3:14people electricity in their homes in
96. 3:16Bakina Faso what are you going to use to
97. 3:18charge
98. 3:20you understand so solar that's the third
99. 3:21one so the fourth one is of course uh
100. 3:26manpower resources okay from the
101. 3:28intellect into physical they didn't take
102. 3:30it away so all four things that help
103. 3:33other countries to build themselves you
104. 3:34have it you have it more than anybody
105. 3:36the Congo alone the Congo has water
106. 3:39reserve enough to feed the whole of
107. 3:41central Africa for the next 250 years
108. 3:44and not even have a drop.
109. 3:46>> Kids in Congo can't even take a clean
110. 3:47shower because of lack of water. Troana
111. 3:50is the northern part of Kenya. It has.
112. 3:52It took some foreign guys from Denmark
113. 3:54to tap into the aquifier to know that
114. 3:57Troana has over 200 trillions I don't
115. 4:01know even the number how they measure
116. 4:02water liters
117. 4:04in Kenya. But the people of Truana every
118. 4:07year their cles and humans will die. You
119. 4:11can see it. And we will be sending them
120. 4:13in Pesa and foreigners will rush there
121. 4:16to save. They can't tap the water to
122. 4:18feed themselves.
123. 4:18>> So what do you think the internal issue
124. 4:20is?
125. 4:21>> Are you asking us to come to that
126. 4:23conclusion?
127. 4:24>> You are the one who said I'm crazy by
128. 4:25saying you can't develop. Now we have
129. 4:27seen clearly that nothing has been taken
130. 4:28away. You have everything.
131. 4:32So when we are not blaming the colonials
132. 4:34for stealing resources, which is a
133. 4:36boogeyman we use just to explain as if
134. 4:38we are the only ones who are colonized.
135. 4:40If stealing
136. 4:41>> That's such a good point.
137. 4:43>> That's [clears throat] such a good point
138. 4:45that it's used as a scapegoat, the
139. 4:46boogeyman that you were colonized,
140. 4:48therefore you haven't developed because
141. 4:50the colonial powers are meddling and
142. 4:52have broken you beyond belief somehow.
143. 4:55Yet nobody talks about like China was
144. 4:57taken over by Europeans. part of Europe
145. 5:00was taken over by the Ottoman.
146. 5:02Um, Genghaskhan and the Golden Horde
147. 5:05just rolled over Moscow all the way into
148. 5:07as as far as Budapest. Everybody was
149. 5:10subservient to somebody at one point.
150. 5:13Hell, the Europeans, they've enslaved
151. 5:15each other, too. Rome, practically the
152. 5:17empire, colonized the savages of the
153. 5:19north and romanized them. So, and then
154. 5:23of course Persia, all the other empires
155. 5:26of North Africa, all that stuff. Latin
156. 5:29America is a good example of an entire
157. 5:31continent that was colonialized and it
158. 5:34is now industrialized.
159. 5:37It's not on the level of Africa. So, why
160. 5:41is it, and that's a good question to
161. 5:43ask, why is it that Africa isn't
162. 5:46developed? Look at China, massively
163. 5:49developed. Look at the other
164. 5:50souththeaster eastern countries
165. 5:52massively developed everywhere you look
166. 5:55central Asia the steps they have
167. 5:57developed you know where why is it that
168. 6:00only in one part what is the common
169. 6:03factor so and why is it that way
170. 6:08you can't just say it's colonialism
171. 6:10because everybody else got colonized
172. 6:11you're not the only one now that that
173. 6:13argument might work if somehow you were
174. 6:15the only one in the history of humanity
175. 6:18that got colonized
176. 6:19Was it slavery? Well, everybody was
177. 6:21enslaved at one point. Quite literally.
178. 6:23Romans had slaves. The Greeks had
179. 6:25slaves. The Middle Eastern empires all
180. 6:27had slaves. They have slaves currently
181. 6:30in North Africa. By the way, Europeans
182. 6:32were enslaved. The word slave comes from
183. 6:34Slavs, as in Slavic people that were
184. 6:38known to be slaves in Middle Eastern
185. 6:40empires.
186. 6:42Massive slave trades going on. Everybody
187. 6:44enslaved everybody in antiquity. It's
188. 6:46nothing new. So, it can't be slavery
189. 6:50because we were all descended from
190. 6:51probably a slave at one point. Somebody
191. 6:53got enslaved somewhere. And then it
192. 6:56can't be colonialism because it happened
193. 6:58all over the world. And so what what is
194. 7:01left? What could it possibly
195. 7:05Africa is the most bountiful, the
196. 7:08richest, the has the most resources of
197. 7:11any continent. Quite literally, you
198. 7:13could look at any African country and
199. 7:15go, "Wow, the amount of resources Africa
200. 7:19has would make any other nation
201. 7:20jealous." So what is it then? Strange.
202. 7:24Yeah.
203. 7:25>> Is the reason for colonization. Ben will
204. 7:27not be colonized. We have nothing but
205. 7:29coconut trees on the beach. Gambia
206. 7:31wouldn't be colonized. The island
207. 7:33wouldn't be colonized. Many places
208. 7:35Gambia won't be colonized. It's not for
209. 7:38stealing resources. It's too expensive
210. 7:39and it's too cumbersome. Colonial they
211. 7:42don't steal resources and they didn't.
212. 7:44>> Everything you discovered now was
213. 7:46discovered after colonization
214. 7:48but we use it as a boogeyman. And when
215. 7:50we not talking about resources, the
216. 7:52countries don't have resources. They
217. 7:54say, "Oh,
218. 7:56it's our leaders. They are corrupt."
219. 7:58It's not true.
220. 8:00>> Corruption.
221. 8:00>> Those leaders you have that you keep
222. 8:02saying,
223. 8:03>> where did you employ them from? China.
224. 8:06[snorts]
225. 8:06>> They are from among you, right? So every
226. 8:09four years randomly you pick one of you
227. 8:12but you expect that person to know
228. 8:15different from what you know. Not
229. 8:17different but they should be willing to
230. 8:21>> willing. What do you mean willing?
231. 8:22Willing happens if you know what you do.
232. 8:27I feel like they should like like
233. 8:30picking like presidency especially like
234. 8:32in Nigeria like they should see the
235. 8:34things that us like you know people
236. 8:36struggle with in society. So we expect
237. 8:39them to like okay like this is what
238. 8:41we're struggling with. This is what
239. 8:43>> that is your fault. How do you know that
240. 8:45he has what it takes to fix it?
241. 8:47>> No, I'm not saying that he has what it
242. 8:48takes. I'm saying that like people
243. 8:50expect like I think like in Nigeria cuz
244. 8:53like people like are trying to vote for
245. 8:55like presidency and things like that and
246. 8:57we all expect for the president to like
247. 8:59see what is going on in the society and
248. 9:01say okay like we hope for you to like
249. 9:03make this change and like you know
250. 9:04they'll put like their stuff out there
251. 9:06>> you know when you hear like being said
252. 9:08like so many like times it makes you
253. 9:10like tune out completely like I can't do
254. 9:13I I can't deal with it
255. 9:16>> saying oh I will address this I will
256. 9:18address is and then when they see it's
257. 9:20like the exact opposite of like
258. 9:22>> Yes. Because you corrupted them.
259. 9:25>> Who corrupted them?
260. 9:26>> The masses.
261. 9:28>> No African leader is corrupt.
262. 9:31That just makes You're going to have to
263. 9:33elaborate on that.
264. 9:33>> We are corrupted.
265. 9:36>> So how we corrupt like people corrupted
266. 9:38the like what like what do you mean by
267. 9:40corrupted like like who? When computers
268. 9:43started, right, when we had computers in
269. 9:45high towers, you know that computer has
270. 9:48a program in it and so you have to only
271. 9:50introduce what it can use the program to
272. 9:52understand, right?
273. 9:53>> So when people use malware to introduce
274. 9:55your hard drive, what do you say
275. 9:56happened to your wide drive? My hard
276. 9:58drive is corrupted.
277. 9:59>> Which means you you you gave it
278. 10:01something to do that is not part of what
279. 10:03he knows how to do.
280. 10:06Colonians left behind a political system
281. 10:08and you hang on to it and then you're
282. 10:10picking one of you to use it to do
283. 10:13something.
284. 10:14You said that's what you wanted. You
285. 10:16said every four years you want to go out
286. 10:18there and pick one of you to lead you.
287. 10:20So somebody said, "Okay, pick me. Look
288. 10:21at my suit. He's nice and I speak your
289. 10:23language." And you picked him. You've
290. 10:26introduced a tax to this man or woman
291. 10:30who you don't know if he knows he
292. 10:32doesn't own a country. We just proven to
293. 10:34you there is no country but you're
294. 10:36asking him to leave something that is
295. 10:37not there. If you give your Lamborghini
296. 10:40to your sevenyear-old, you've corrupted
297. 10:42his skills. He runs into people or he
298. 10:44runs into a tree. The people you've been
299. 10:47thinking since independence don't know
300. 10:49how to do what you're asking them to do.
301. 10:51So you corrupt their skills.
302. 10:54>> So we've like you saying us Nigerians
303. 10:56have corrupted like the president or
304. 10:59something like that?
305. 11:00>> Yes, that's happened. You are just you
306. 11:02are just a corrupt in waiting. They make
307. 11:04any of you MP right now, you'll be
308. 11:05corrupt because what they asking you to
309. 11:08work on is not natural to you. It's
310. 11:11foreign
311. 11:14>> the villages were
312. 11:15>> so he's talking about dismantling the
313. 11:17postc colonial system basically
314. 11:19governance their governance the way
315. 11:22their cities are set up states are set
316. 11:24up the nation the nation state is a
317. 11:27European
318. 11:29invention
319. 11:30the way Europe started its nation state
320. 11:33building was I guess from the African
321. 11:36perspective were tribes you can call
322. 11:38them or kingdoms middle kingdoms
323. 11:40whatever each had their own king and
324. 11:42bannermanmen and all that stuff and they
325. 11:44married into and combined forces and
326. 11:47then eventually you know that
327. 11:49combination um ended up forming what you
328. 11:52call the state France Spain the kingdom
329. 11:56of France the kingdom of Spain the
330. 11:59United Kingdom it's in the name United
331. 12:03Kingdom right you have a whole bunch of
332. 12:06little tribes that were living amongst
333. 12:09each other and they were all combined
334. 12:12into one nation state due to threats
335. 12:15from the outside due to you know
336. 12:18intertribal competition you could say
337. 12:20for resources for power for influence
338. 12:23for whatever it was right trade stuff
339. 12:25like that so throughout history Europe
340. 12:28actually went through an evolution of
341. 12:30forming a state Africa never went
342. 12:32through the evolution of forming a state
343. 12:34it stayed with the tribes at the tribal
344. 12:37level had a few kingdoms of larger
345. 12:40tribes but never forced or I should say
346. 12:43never created the complex systems that
347. 12:45were required of Europe. H that makes a
348. 12:48lot of sense actually. So in a way
349. 12:50Africans won't ever be able to govern
350. 12:52themselves in the European style. So the
351. 12:56only way because you you imagine like he
352. 12:58was saying and [snorts] also it's very
353. 13:00sim um it's well known that in like uh
354. 13:02any African country there's like a
355. 13:04million languages spoken in each country
356. 13:07from so many tri like these countries
357. 13:09are absolutely massive people have no
358. 13:10idea the size of like one African
359. 13:12country it is gargantuan they're huge
360. 13:15absolutely massive when you look at the
361. 13:17square miles of something like Nigeria
362. 13:20and you overlay it over the size of
363. 13:22Europe stupendous size of these
364. 13:24countries
365. 13:25And you can imagine if that were in
366. 13:28Europe, you have like 20 different
367. 13:30countries in there. Well, in Europe, all
368. 13:33these countries have went to war with
369. 13:34one another at one point in time in
370. 13:36history. These people have killed each
371. 13:38other, have rallied together, a couple
372. 13:41of small ones to fight one big one,
373. 13:44married their royalty off, and became
374. 13:47allies and then formed states because
375. 13:49they had to to fight off other bigger
376. 13:52ones or empires. So it's like that
377. 13:55natural evolution that formed the nation
378. 13:57state in Europe that never happened to
379. 13:59such an extent in Africa. So now
380. 14:01Africans are left with yeah let's just
381. 14:03say postc colonialism the lines drawn on
382. 14:05a map by Europeans and instead of
383. 14:08disintegrating along tribal lines and
384. 14:11allowing that natural evolution to take
385. 14:13place of human society in essence like
386. 14:17go to war. As crazy as that sounds it's
387. 14:19like well they all need to go to war.
388. 14:21you kind of need to to create a nation
389. 14:23state. Like the strong must take over
390. 14:26the weak. Then you coagulate into
391. 14:29something larger and then you form a
392. 14:30natural larger kingdom. And then that
393. 14:33kingdom may marry and ally with some
394. 14:35other kingdom. And then that begins the
395. 14:37coagulative force naturally to
396. 14:41essentially create your first nation
397. 14:43state with uh you know its own identity
398. 14:47that was founded by the people
399. 14:50with its own history, stories, culture,
400. 14:54all that stuff. It's very interesting to
401. 14:56think about it from that perspective. So
402. 14:58in essence if we go back Africa hasn't
403. 15:01developed yet because it wasn't allowed
404. 15:03the natural process
405. 15:06maybe you could say in this specific
406. 15:08sense because again when we compare to
407. 15:09Latin America it just it's not a
408. 15:11onetoone crossover because Latin America
409. 15:12didn't have to go through this they had
410. 15:15you know the Incas Aztecs Mayas but the
411. 15:18countries that were formed there um
412. 15:20essentially
413. 15:22all speak Spanish for the most part
414. 15:24except obviously Brazil which is
415. 15:25Portuguese but all administered mostly
416. 15:27by the upper class which are remnants of
417. 15:30Europeans and then it created the
418. 15:32societies that are there still their
419. 15:34upper class are Europeans in general
420. 15:36lighter skin if you look at Latin
421. 15:37America and those in the administrative
422. 15:40sectors in society are usually
423. 15:43Europeans. So Europeans sort of still
424. 15:45run society. They still they call
425. 15:46themselves Latin American, all this
426. 15:48stuff, but they have more European
427. 15:50blood, right? So that system is still
428. 15:52run by leftover Europeans, you could
429. 15:55say. And then in Africa, it's full
430. 15:57African.
431. 15:59And so because that system didn't carry
432. 16:02over, they didn't have the
433. 16:04administrators remain. They all left.
434. 16:07Now they have to essentially manage a
435. 16:09system that they never created or built.
436. 16:12And how can you possibly do that when
437. 16:14you don't understand why it functions,
438. 16:15how it should function, the way it
439. 16:17should function
440. 16:19and you have 50 different languages in
441. 16:21one country where all the people think
442. 16:23they're different and don't want to be
443. 16:25ruled by the next tribe over. It makes
444. 16:27it almost impossible to remain as a
445. 16:29country, which is why you had South
446. 16:30Sudan separate from Sudan, which is why
447. 16:32you have so much ethnic conflict in
448. 16:34Africa. You're forcing a bunch of tribes
449. 16:36to live under one banner, which they
450. 16:38don't claim. And the natural evolution
451. 16:43for Africa is widespread war until it
452. 16:46all gets settled and the strongest
453. 16:49survive and form nation states and
454. 16:51alliances and then that is how you reach
455. 16:54peace. Ironically, it's like speedr
456. 16:57runninging Europe's history to form the
457. 16:59nation state. You how do you do this
458. 17:01without war and bloodshed? I don't know.
459. 17:04That's interesting because Europe would
460. 17:05have never made it to where it did
461. 17:06without the war and the bloodshed to
462. 17:09draw hard lines on a map of my land,
463. 17:11your land. Stay out of my [ __ ] I'll
464. 17:13stay out of your [ __ ] And it took a
465. 17:15bunch of people dying for that to
466. 17:17happen. So now imagine trying to do that
467. 17:20with the hundreds of lang thousands of
468. 17:21languages in Africa. And it's like,
469. 17:23well, who wins? Well, it's like but we
470. 17:26kind of don't want them to go through
471. 17:27that hell on earth, bro. It's hell on
472. 17:29earth already for a bunch of people in
473. 17:31Africa. If you want these people to lead
474. 17:33themselves into a better future, maybe
475. 17:37there are dark times ahead. I'm not
476. 17:39sure. It's an interesting thought
477. 17:41experiment though.
478. 17:42>> You come from do you use ballot to pick
479. 17:43the chief? They know you from age 12 by
480. 17:48who you are, what you can do. And that's
481. 17:50how we picked our leaders in Africa for
482. 17:52hundreds of years.
483. 17:54>> Okay. So are you saying that if we
484. 17:56implemented like a system like so in
485. 17:58Ghana in in my culture the way like
486. 18:01picking a chief works is there are five
487. 18:03royal families and then it rotates each
488. 18:05family every time.
489. 18:07>> Mhm.
490. 18:07>> Are you saying that if that happened
491. 18:09with like our government?
492. 18:11>> How can it happen with your government?
493. 18:12You don't have Ghana.
494. 18:14>> You don't have a country called Ghana or
495. 18:16Ghanaians.
496. 18:17>> So whom are you picking?
497. 18:20>> That that just makes no sense. So is the
498. 18:23political system the issue? Like
499. 18:25>> I don't know. I'm giving you things for
500. 18:27you to make your own conclusion.
501. 18:28>> There's no Ghana.
502. 18:29>> There's no Ghana. There's no Nigeria.
503. 18:31Who's a Nigerian? You are a Nigerian
504. 18:33only when you leave the country and you
505. 18:35are abroad. You said I'm from Nigeria.
506. 18:37But when you ask a Chinese, they don't
507. 18:39say I'm from China. They say I'm
508. 18:41Chinese. Japanese will say I'm Japanese.
509. 18:43Ask Africans, they always say I'm from.
510. 18:46It means you're talking about a physical
511. 18:47location that was created by some
512. 18:49foreigner and a bunch of you who have
513. 18:51nothing in common lives there.
514. 18:52>> Okay.
515. 18:53>> But in Nigeria there's no nobody says
516. 18:55I'm Nigerian. You say I'm Ebo.
517. 18:58>> I'm Euroba.
518. 18:59>> The Waspi unity that you are that you
519. 19:02referred to earlier. Pardon me.
520. 19:03>> Just because we don't have the wasp like
521. 19:05>> Of course you don't have it.
522. 19:06>> Yeah. So we're not like we're just not
523. 19:09Ghanian. We're just like you're a G.
524. 19:12>> That's correct. Do you know? And it's a
525. 19:14metaphor. I love it. I read it. Do you
526. 19:16know the Tower of Babel
527. 19:18>> in the Bible?
528. 19:21>> What was the main thing that stopped the
529. 19:23tower from being built?
530. 19:27>> Yeah. I don't even remember.
531. 19:28>> Jesus.
532. 19:30>> Do you know the [laughter] tower? Yes. I
533. 19:32No, like I know the story.
534. 19:34>> Tell the story.
535. 19:35>> I just know like a group of um
536. 19:37>> people were building the Tower of Babel
537. 19:40and then they kept on going. as they're
538. 19:42building it, I believe like they came
539. 19:44across like
540. 19:47I forgot they came across like a fire or
541. 19:50something like that and like I think a
542. 19:51fire like stopped on one of them each
543. 19:53and one of them and they started
544. 19:55speaking different languages.
545. 19:56>> So a group of people with one language,
546. 19:59one culture was building a tower
547. 20:01successfully for some sick reason got
548. 20:04looked down and changed their languages
549. 20:06and they started speaking different
550. 20:07languages and the tower stopped.
551. 20:11So that's what the that's what they did
552. 20:14to us or we did that to ourselves.
553. 20:15>> I don't know. I'm just describing
554. 20:17things. You have to make the
555. 20:18conclusions. What does a tower
556. 20:19represent?
557. 20:21>> Development.
558. 20:22>> That's correct. Every time they say
559. 20:25something is develop, you you you know
560. 20:27you you you do this, right? So it's a
561. 20:29metaphor. A tower represent development,
562. 20:31growth. But it's only possible. I said
563. 20:34it to you from the beginning. You got to
564. 20:36have language
565. 20:38one. Do you know how America struggle to
566. 20:40make sure Spanish is not even a second
567. 20:41language here because they know what it
568. 20:43can cause? You don't have that. You
569. 20:46don't have a national culture. You don't
570. 20:49have a national history. You don't have
571. 20:50a national identity.
572. 20:53So where is patriotism and nationalism?
573. 20:57>> Mhm. you're making it seem well I'm
574. 21:00understanding it in the way that you're
575. 21:01explaining it that it's not exactly a
576. 21:04bad thing but like it's it's the
577. 21:06division in the countries is what the
578. 21:08problem is why we can't develop but
579. 21:11that's what makes
580. 21:13>> I think that's what makes um our African
581. 21:17pride like having having so much
582. 21:20>> diversity but like in that one place
583. 21:22even though that doesn't make us
584. 21:25>> that's exactly what's weakening you
585. 21:27listen I traveled through Eastern Europe
586. 21:28and I lived in Romania for a couple
587. 21:30years after of of course lived in
588. 21:33America most of my life and came back
589. 21:35here temporarily to retire my parents in
590. 21:37Bucharest. I'm now in Croatia and I can
591. 21:40tell you right now living in Eastern
592. 21:41Europe to see what a super majority of
593. 21:44your own people is like. I talk about
594. 21:47this all the time. The brotherhood, the
595. 21:49patriotism, the nationalism. When you're
596. 21:51looking at a person across the street,
597. 21:54no matter who it is, if they look like
598. 21:57you, they speak the same language as
599. 21:59you, they're from the same place you
600. 22:01are, they have the same shared history,
601. 22:03their family fought and bled for and
602. 22:06died for this exact country. We all
603. 22:08share the exact same thing. We have the
604. 22:11same exact experience. We like the same
605. 22:13exact food. We have the same exact
606. 22:15religion. I can't describe just how
607. 22:18unifying
608. 22:20and incredible it feels to be in a
609. 22:22supermajority of your own people.
610. 22:27This is what Western Europe's losing.
611. 22:28This is what America is losing. That is
612. 22:30why mass immigration and
613. 22:31multiculturalism is destroying the West.
614. 22:33They have lost the supermajority. They
615. 22:35have lost the unified identity that made
616. 22:39the countries into what they were that
617. 22:41everybody else wanted to come and be a
618. 22:43part of. Africa is currently dealing
619. 22:45with that same exact issue, but on like
620. 22:48a native level, you had people in, let's
621. 22:50say, Nigeria, 70 different languages.
622. 22:52We're just using a random number.
623. 22:54There's probably more. So, you have 70
624. 22:56different types of people that are
625. 22:58probably marking themselves in some way
626. 23:00to differentiate themselves. Whether
627. 23:02it's like a something here, something
628. 23:04there, whatever it is, armor they're
629. 23:06wearing like warriors used to do, the
630. 23:08tribesmen, the tribal, like something
631. 23:09they're marking themselves so you know
632. 23:11exactly who they are and where they're
633. 23:13from.
634. 23:14Right? They have their own identity,
635. 23:16their own culture, their own language,
636. 23:18their own way of life, their own way of
637. 23:20governance on that local level. That's
638. 23:22what he's talking about. Unfortunately,
639. 23:25you have this wrapped up in the native
640. 23:26level and then you're wondering why, oh
641. 23:29[ __ ] our countries, we can't seem to
642. 23:31get out of the corruption. You vote in
643. 23:33one of the 70, the one is going to help
644. 23:35the ones group, the other 69 get
645. 23:38screwed. Imagine that constant nons. Why
646. 23:41do you think European countries um
647. 23:44especially during World War II for
648. 23:45example with ethnic cleansing and
649. 23:48genocides and all that stuff and it's
650. 23:49even happening today like Turkey with
651. 23:51the Kurds in Syria and um where is that
652. 23:55in eastern Turkey right why do you think
653. 23:58these nations are expelling all these
654. 24:00minority groups out of their countries
655. 24:02or have attempted to or historically
656. 24:04have committed genocide ethnic cleansing
657. 24:07and have completely removed a minority
658. 24:12from within their country. Why do you
659. 24:15think that historically has happened?
660. 24:17It's easier to govern a country when
661. 24:19you're a super majority, when it is just
662. 24:21your people. There are no special
663. 24:24interests. There's no carveouts.
664. 24:26You don't have to cater to 70 different
665. 24:29other types of people and what they
666. 24:30want. And if you're one of them, you
667. 24:32have to give them special treatment cuz
668. 24:34they voted you and they feel like their
669. 24:36community didn't receive anything cuz
670. 24:37hey, bro, you're one of us. You should
671. 24:39be helping us first then every that's
672. 24:42why we put you in power and that leads
673. 24:44to a whole bunch of other problems.
674. 24:46That's why you need a unified culture or
675. 24:49a unified system at least backed by the
676. 24:51government. Like Yugoslavia was
677. 24:54different Slavic nations, Balkan Slavs,
678. 24:57and they were brutally oppressing any
679. 25:00form of nationalism
680. 25:03along ethnic lines. You were from
681. 25:05Yugoslavia. You weren't a Croat. You
682. 25:07weren't a Serb.
683. 25:09You weren't anything else. A a Bosnjak.
684. 25:12Nope. You were just from Yugoslavian.
685. 25:14And if anybody showed ethnic
686. 25:15nationalism, they were put down
687. 25:17brutally. What happened after Tito died?
688. 25:20Yugoslavia fell apart. Why? Because
689. 25:23ethnic violence rose up again. The Serbs
690. 25:26wanted power. Bosnians wanted power. The
691. 25:29Croats wanted power, independence,
692. 25:31whatever it was. Macedonia power,
693. 25:33independ, all that stuff. And then they
694. 25:34all broke apart and turned into smaller
695. 25:37nations,
696. 25:38weaker individually. Collectively, they
697. 25:40were much stronger and would have been
698. 25:42much richer. But that is how deep the
699. 25:45division is. That a people like a Serb
700. 25:48and a Crowat can look at each other as
701. 25:50an enemy. Although they look the same,
702. 25:53almost the same. To an outsider, you
703. 25:55look exactly the same. To non-whites,
704. 25:57they look exactly the same. They can't
705. 25:59tell. A Serbian and a Croat. But a
706. 26:01Serbian and a Croat could tell each
707. 26:02other the difference. or anybody else in
708. 26:04the Balkans, but outsiders couldn't.
709. 26:07That's what happened in Africa.
710. 26:08Outsiders can't tell the difference
711. 26:09between this tribe and that tribe, but
712. 26:11the tribes could. And look what happened
713. 26:13on the European side. We have the Balkan
714. 26:15Wars, ethnic cleansing, violence,
715. 26:17genocide.
716. 26:20This is what happens when you try to
717. 26:21have a country of too many different
718. 26:23people in there. It already we have it
719. 26:25happened in Europe. It's going to
720. 26:27continue happening in Africa until they
721. 26:29sort this out. And how did Europe sort
722. 26:30it out? Well, [ __ ] Look at Russia and
723. 26:33Ukraine still sorting it out, battling
724. 26:35over land, over where ethnically Russian
725. 26:38people live. A million white men dead.
726. 26:41You have your answer. It's a brutal one
727. 26:43that nobody wants to admit. It's going
728. 26:44to take death, war, violence, probably
729. 26:48ethnic cleansing, brutal oppression of
730. 26:50smaller tribes in order for nation
731. 26:53states to form by the power of their own
732. 26:56people. the most dominant tribes have to
733. 26:58rise up and submit the rest and it has
734. 27:02to be done on African terms and that's
735. 27:04probably the only way that they can
736. 27:06begin to build nations and then
737. 27:07industrialize. That's like I don't know
738. 27:10if anybody's ever thought of it in this
739. 27:12kind of context, but if you think about
740. 27:14a little deeper, it's like wow. Yeah,
741. 27:16maybe that is the only way. Maybe
742. 27:18historically, cuz look at China. Same
743. 27:20[ __ ] guys. If you look at China, China
744. 27:22has a very long history of dynasties.
745. 27:24How many millions of Chinese went to war
746. 27:27with each other in what is now the
747. 27:30territorial of China? Think about it.
748. 27:34All the dynasties that have went to war
749. 27:36with another the empires that have risen
750. 27:38and fallen, they were waring amongst
751. 27:40themselves. That's crazy. It happened
752. 27:43everywhere. Everywhere where there is
753. 27:45developed nations, it already happened.
754. 27:48It just hasn't happened in Africa yet. H
755. 27:51and I don't think the world can stomach
756. 27:53what that means if it has to happen in
757. 27:54Africa in order for them to build nation
758. 27:57states. Like, is the rest of the world
759. 27:59going to just sit by and watch that kind
760. 28:00of chaos and destruction? Is there
761. 28:02another way? Is there a cleaner way to
762. 28:04do this? Do people willingly give up
763. 28:07power? That's the question. Do you think
764. 28:09a nation like Nigeria will willfully,
765. 28:13a government will willfully just, oh,
766. 28:15we'll split off into 70 different
767. 28:16tribes. That's fine and give up the kind
768. 28:19of power the people at the top currently
769. 28:21have. By the way, those very same people
770. 28:23at the top that are benefiting
771. 28:25tremendously while the rest are
772. 28:27impoverished, the corruption that is
773. 28:29rampant, it's rampant. Corruption is
774. 28:30endemic everywhere in every single
775. 28:32government. Everywhere from China to the
776. 28:34West to Africa, Latin America, there's
777. 28:36corruption at the top of every single
778. 28:37government. Yeah, it's worse than other
779. 28:39places. It's still there. But how do you
780. 28:42get the people at the top, the corrupt,
781. 28:45to let go of power? Not if they're still
782. 28:48living. They won't. That's the truth.
783. 28:50You need a revolution, right?
784. 28:53Interesting. Interesting to think about.
785. 28:55>> Develop to your Well, not to your
786. 28:57standard, but like
787. 28:58>> what have you benefited from that?
788. 28:59diversity.
789. 29:00>> I mean, I I can say I come here and know
790. 29:02who I am and
791. 29:04>> but that's because you are a tree.
792. 29:06>> Yeah.
793. 29:07>> Not because you're Ghanian. See, when I
794. 29:09said your name, I could say it from
795. 29:10anywhere and I said you are a tree. I
796. 29:12wouldn't say you are Ghana
797. 29:14and that tree
798. 29:16forms you.
799. 29:19>> Okay. So, what about the individual
800. 29:20tribes in those little countries? Do you
801. 29:23think those are it's possible for those
802. 29:26countries to develop like those those
803. 29:28little tribes like
804. 29:29>> No, but because because you've made them
805. 29:31to let go what is called in the
806. 29:33development of a country
807. 29:34self-determination.
808. 29:36That is a goal. Self-determination.
809. 29:39You've let them go. They can't.
810. 29:43They can't. You're now saying you are
811. 29:45Ghanaian. Yet there is nothing. You
812. 29:48can't raise a child in Ghana as a
813. 29:49Ghanaian. You can raise a child as a
814. 29:51tree kid
815. 29:52>> with your values you have, your culture,
816. 29:55your dance, your history,
817. 29:57>> your traditions. You don't wake up in
818. 30:00Ghana and say, "I'm Ghanaian." You wake
819. 30:01up as a tree. When you look around, your
820. 30:04inspiration, your determinations is
821. 30:06forced by your culture. But now you
822. 30:09don't have it. They don't teach it. You
823. 30:11don't have it anymore. Ghanaian, you are
824. 30:13not. Chi, you're not either. I'm not
825. 30:17kidding. I want you to look at what I'm
826. 30:18saying carefully.
827. 30:20>> I think
828. 30:21>> if there is no country on earth black
829. 30:23country that was formed by the people
830. 30:24who live in it. Every one of you are
831. 30:26living in a guest house. You seen people
832. 30:29living in the guest house find the way
833. 30:31to develop the main house better than
834. 30:33the owner? Never
835. 30:38>> why do we have the duda history? Cuz
836. 30:40they were one people, one religion, one
837. 30:43history,
838. 30:45one ethnicity. You couldn't break in.
839. 30:48That's why we have the tribal marks to
840. 30:50differentiate them so they can see each
841. 30:52other and dream dreams. Why do we have
842. 30:54the Benin kingdom? Why do we have the
843. 30:57Aome kingdom in Benin Republic and the
844. 31:00Ashanti kingdom? Who fought the British?
845. 31:02The Ashantes? Because they were the most
846. 31:03predominant in the area at the time.
847. 31:06They were able to have an administration
848. 31:08form a palace with rulership, land
849. 31:10division, everything. Where is it? They
850. 31:13may do become. So it's not divide to
851. 31:16conquer. is unite to conquer.
852. 31:20>> So what the colonial took away from you
853. 31:23is not what you started fighting for
854. 31:25after 1960. What they took away from you
855. 31:27is that identity
856. 31:30for self-determination. But all the
857. 31:32idiots who got independence included and
858. 31:35all of them the first thing they started
859. 31:36working on is economic development
860. 31:38because they saw the people who
861. 31:40colonized them. We want to be like them.
862. 31:42And we've been lost since then.
863. 31:46You said you went to Ghana and you see
864. 31:48change. Change happens everywhere.
865. 31:50Change is not a goal. So let me ask you
866. 31:53name one thing in YouTube. One thing in
867. 31:55Nigeria or in Ghana that was originally
868. 31:58built by a Ghanaian in the realm of
869. 32:01infrastructure that you guys are coming
870. 32:02to work on. What is it?
871. 32:05>> Can't say.
872. 32:06>> You can't say about you. 130 million
873. 32:09people every day you are annoying the
874. 32:11rest of us saying we are the giant of
875. 32:12Africa. Yeah. [laughter]
876. 32:14You can't manage a gas station. But yes,
877. 32:18what is it? You know, and I'm not
878. 32:19kidding that Nigerian
879. 32:22>> originally innovated, invented, built
880. 32:24it, and now people are trying to build
881. 32:26on it. What is it original? Using the
882. 32:29four natural resources I just described.
883. 32:34[laughter]
884. 32:36Look, I'm from Beni. I'm black as it
885. 32:38comes. You know, Nancy and I used to go
886. 32:40to Beni when I had my Heroes program.
887. 32:42That's how proud I am from. But that
888. 32:44doesn't mean I'm blind to what I'm
889. 32:45talking about. Ben is only 3.5 million
890. 32:48people with 49 different languages.
891. 32:52>> They can't manage a public toilet.
892. 32:56>> [ __ ]
893. 32:56>> I don't want to laugh.
894. 32:58>> But I would say like I agree with what
895. 33:00you're saying. Like I do feel like
896. 33:02>> oh my god
897. 33:03>> cuz like it's some like people are aware
898. 33:04I feel like people are aware of like the
899. 33:06resources that like we have already
900. 33:09that's in Nigeria already that's like
901. 33:10building on it and then some people are
902. 33:12like more focused on like back then
903. 33:15trying to build up from like economic
904. 33:17development and things like that
905. 33:18>> from what
906. 33:19>> but I just
907. 33:20>> what original economic system we have in
908. 33:22>> I'm talking about like the past like
909. 33:23people are like like colonization back
910. 33:25in the past people are trying to like
911. 33:26like you said like trying people are
912. 33:28trying to use that and like build that
913. 33:29up. But I do feel like there are certain
914. 33:31individuals or like people in Nigeria
915. 33:33that are aware of like the resources
916. 33:35that like are around us that we already
917. 33:37have. Like for example like people are
918. 33:39like building like oil company or like
919. 33:41water company and things like that. And
920. 33:43I feel like not everybody is aware that
921. 33:45we do have natural resources oursel that
922. 33:48we can. Yeah. I feel like not everybody
923. 33:50knows
924. 33:51>> you don't see the water. No, I'm saying
925. 33:54that people are [laughter] like don't
926. 33:55have that like knowledge or
927. 33:57>> why would they have knowledge about
928. 33:58something they don't have capability to
929. 34:00use? Why should I care myself about
930. 34:02uranium when I don't know what to do
931. 34:04with it?
932. 34:05>> O damn.
933. 34:06>> But I feel like people are like they're
934. 34:07not like they're lack I got to say this
935. 34:10but like people they're not like they
936. 34:13see it of course. Yeah, they see it but
937. 34:14I feel like they're not like able to say
938. 34:16okay like let me learn what I can build
939. 34:18from this.
940. 34:19>> From where? like probably from I'll say
941. 34:22from history like from our history.
942. 34:23>> How do you learn how to build
943. 34:24infrastructure from history?
944. 34:25>> Like people can like
945. 34:27>> building infrastructure is a capability.
946. 34:28I'm talking about capability.
947. 34:31Yeah, let me use the word so you can
948. 34:33argue it. You sit around it but you
949. 34:36can't build it. Why? You don't have the
950. 34:38capability.
951. 34:40You don't. That's why you haven't done
952. 34:42it in any black country even though all
953. 34:45the resources that everyone else have
954. 34:47used. Listen, in 19 1945 thereabout,
955. 34:51Japan was leveled with two atomic bombs.
956. 34:53No other human country has ever suffered
957. 34:56that completely.
958. 34:58In 1945, Japan hasn't invented one
959. 35:01thing.
960. 35:03Yeah, they have airplanes. They used to,
961. 35:04you know, but do you know what 1945?
962. 35:07Your dad may be still alive. Was born in
963. 35:09the Yes. Do you see the country right
964. 35:11now?
965. 35:13>> Yeah.
966. 35:14>> They are surrounded by salty ocean. They
967. 35:17don't even have land.
968. 35:1973% of Japan 126 million is all taken by
969. 35:23mountains
970. 35:26>> is capability.
971. 35:29capability. Are you
972. 35:31>> I remember seeing Japan after the
973. 35:33Fukushima disaster, you know, when they
974. 35:34had the the giant tsunami that brought
975. 35:37down one of their nuclear reactors
976. 35:39[clears throat] and obviously it did
977. 35:40tremendous damage the earthquake itself
978. 35:42to the infrastructure which they already
979. 35:44have worldclass earthquake proof
980. 35:45infrastructure but imagine seeing like
981. 35:48you know roads just completely
982. 35:50disjointed um roads in the city that
983. 35:52have collapsed right sewage pipes
984. 35:54visible stuff like that bridges damaged
985. 35:56um you know random stuff like that and I
986. 35:59remember contrasting that with um
987. 36:02Hurricane Katrina in the United States
988. 36:04and watching people pillaging and
989. 36:06looting and uh you know what it was like
990. 36:07seeing that [ __ ] on TV and seeing what
991. 36:10was going on in New Orleans with
992. 36:11Hurricane Katrina and the slow recovery
993. 36:15of rebuilding New Orleans and [ __ ] like
994. 36:18that
995. 36:20with the contrast of watching the
996. 36:22Japanese rebuild after their
997. 36:24tsunami/earquake.
998. 36:26It was insane. I remember and I'll never
999. 36:28forget this cuz it absolutely floored
1000. 36:30me. It was like a before and after
1001. 36:31picture and they're like Japan um after
1002. 36:34the earthquake and then it was uh or
1003. 36:36right after the earthquake and then it
1004. 36:38was like a couple like a week later if
1005. 36:41it was even a week later. I'm not even
1006. 36:43sure but it was a record amount of time
1007. 36:45where a huge section of an interstate or
1008. 36:47a road was massively damaged. I mean,
1009. 36:50beyond beyond damaged and within a few
1010. 36:55days,
1011. 36:56everything looked completely normal,
1012. 36:58redone, rebuilt. It was like they worked
1013. 37:00non-stop into the night and made
1014. 37:03people's way of life back to normal
1015. 37:04after a massive natural disaster. I was
1016. 37:07looking at that in shock and admiration.
1017. 37:10I It's like indescribable. Like, how how
1018. 37:12are these people so well-coordinated?
1019. 37:15How are they so capable? how how do how
1020. 37:17is their society functioning so
1021. 37:19efficiently? It's uh it leaves you in
1022. 37:21awe when you see that stuff because
1023. 37:23we've had natural disasters in you know
1024. 37:25let's just say Eastern Europe or even
1025. 37:27Western Europe or other parts of the
1026. 37:30world and it's everybody struggling to
1027. 37:32rebuild. [ __ ] is broken down
1028. 37:35looking terrible. It's been years.
1029. 37:38Construction is slow. Money got siphoned
1030. 37:40off to corruption. It never got to the
1031. 37:42project. Delays left and right. They're
1032. 37:44moving slow as molasses. And then here
1033. 37:46you have like Japan for example. And
1034. 37:49just within a week they manage major
1035. 37:52repairs that would take any other
1036. 37:54country besides probably China months if
1037. 37:58not a year to complete. Crazy man. It's
1038. 38:01crazy.
1039. 38:03>> But like are you saying that we're
1040. 38:04lacking that capability because we don't
1041. 38:07have that selfdetermination?
1042. 38:08>> No, not at all. It's natural.
1043. 38:10>> It's natural.
1044. 38:11>> It's a natural. So
1045. 38:12>> yeah, like we're naturally lacking that
1046. 38:14capability.
1047. 38:15>> Yes.
1048. 38:16>> So you don't think we can build
1049. 38:17[laughter] or like have like eventually
1050. 38:20like have that capability to like say
1051. 38:22okay let me start knowing what
1052. 38:23>> capabilities don't come eventually. They
1053. 38:25are either in you from the beginning or
1054. 38:26they're not.
1055. 38:27>> So [ __ ]
1056. 38:29>> and the fish claim.
1057. 38:30>> No.
1058. 38:31>> So if that is what is required of the
1059. 38:32fish
1060. 38:34>> doesn't have that capability.
1061. 38:35>> There's evolution.
1062. 38:36>> No I don't care. I won't be around for
1063. 38:38evolution. I'm talking about now.
1064. 38:40[laughter]
1065. 38:42If that is what is required of the fish,
1066. 38:45the fruits are on the tree, right?
1067. 38:47Golden fruit. If the fish can reach it,
1068. 38:49the fruit will become very rich. Plugg
1069. 38:51it and sell it. Can the fish plug it?
1070. 38:55So the the the golden fruit will be
1071. 38:57there and the fish will be here and be
1072. 39:00and be hungry. So your resources are
1073. 39:03there but you're hungry because you
1074. 39:06don't have a capability and you're
1075. 39:08refusing to accept it because it's too
1076. 39:10emotional for you.
1077. 39:12>> I agree with that.
1078. 39:14I am talking about 53 countries on earth
1079. 39:1814 [snorts]
1080. 39:19makes echoas
1081. 39:21and just by accident not even one
1082. 39:25you have to see it on Instagram
1083. 39:28and you still think that I'm saying
1084. 39:31something stupid
1085. 39:33but why do you think you should have
1086. 39:34that capability?
1087. 39:37Let me ask you, you've traveled quite
1088. 39:40wide. Have you seen any car made in
1089. 39:41Saudi Arabia?
1090. 39:44No. Have you seen any electronics made
1091. 39:46in Saudi Arabia?
1092. 39:47>> Okay. Have you seen any internet service
1093. 39:50or product made in Saudi Arabia?
1094. 39:52>> I haven't seen that.
1095. 39:53>> Okay. You call the Saudi Arabia
1096. 39:54thirdware country. No.
1097. 39:57But
1098. 39:59they are full of infrastructure. It's
1099. 40:01working. How do they do it?
1100. 40:03>> Whites. Why? Like Dubai. When I went to
1101. 40:06Dubai, I was shocked. It's all
1102. 40:07Europeanmade. It's all European designed
1103. 40:10with Arab money essentially infinite oil
1104. 40:13money. They brought over European
1105. 40:16technology, European expertise, experts,
1106. 40:19specialist, and they designed and built
1107. 40:22Dubai backed by Arab capital. That's how
1108. 40:26Dubai with slave labor of course. So
1109. 40:28slave labor with European ingenuity and
1110. 40:32special
1111. 40:33or expertise
1112. 40:36backed by Arab capital. And when you
1113. 40:39have all those three together, you
1114. 40:40sprouted up a Dubai and whatever else in
1115. 40:44the Gulf States, all the other cities
1116. 40:46that look absolutely insane like
1117. 40:48capitalism on steroids.
1118. 40:51>> Okay. But like but like so are you I
1119. 40:54can't answer that question, but I'm
1120. 40:55posing another question. Sure. Are you
1121. 40:57saying that they have that capability?
1122. 40:58>> They don't have it.
1123. 41:00>> So,
1124. 41:00>> yeah, they don't.
1125. 41:01>> Okay. [laughter] The difference.
1126. 41:02>> So, what would the what would the fish
1127. 41:04do to get the fruits?
1128. 41:06>> The fish would employ the skills of the
1129. 41:09monkey and say, "Bring it down. You get
1130. 41:1010%, I get 90%."
1131. 41:14The problem is you're trying to do it
1132. 41:15yourself because you look outside and
1133. 41:17you think others can do it, we can do
1134. 41:19it. It's not true. I lived in Kenya for
1135. 41:225 years, straight five years. I live on
1136. 41:24a compound of about 2.5 acres of land.
1137. 41:27Trees everywhere
1138. 41:30for 5 years. The trees, the leaves never
1139. 41:33fell. Winter never came. Spring never
1140. 41:36came. My wardrobe was the same wardrobe.
1141. 41:40Okay. Cotton shirt. By 11:00 a.m. I'm on
1142. 41:43the compound.
1143. 41:46Africa is the only tropical continent on
1144. 41:49Earth.
1145. 41:51Have you seen any country that is
1146. 41:53industrialized and is tropical?
1147. 41:58>> No. Have you seen any country that have
1148. 42:00four seasons and looks like Sudan or
1149. 42:02Salo?
1150. 42:04>> No.
1151. 42:05>> Okay. You see where I'm going?
1152. 42:08>> The only thing we didn't have and don't
1153. 42:11have is natural threat. Africa never
1154. 42:13suffered it. Is the most comfortable
1155. 42:15environment ever. You don't have to draw
1156. 42:19the water and store it cuz it never
1157. 42:22freezes.
1158. 42:24>> And it's everywhere. Yeah.
1159. 42:26>> I see. But if you are born in a place
1160. 42:30like here, every 3 months your brain is
1161. 42:33worried. So not because you're smart,
1162. 42:36it's just you have typhoon, hurricanes,
1163. 42:39tsunamis, titanic pl shakes,
1164. 42:42earthquakes, winter up to here killing
1165. 42:45people. Springs hardcore four. What do
1166. 42:48you have? Oh,
1167. 42:54>> son of
1168. 42:54>> nothing ever threatens.
1169. 42:58And when that happens over millions of
1170. 43:00years, the brain doesn't even predict.
1171. 43:03No, Africa is predictable.
1172. 43:06>> We just stay comfortable.
1173. 43:07>> That's correct.
1174. 43:09>> Wow.
1175. 43:12Now we're getting into evolution.
1176. 43:13Genetic talk. Oh my lord.
1177. 43:16>> So do you think that's an issue like
1178. 43:18with us like I don't I'm not saying just
1179. 43:20for Nigeria but like some African
1180. 43:22countries where like comfortable in our
1181. 43:24own like space thinking
1182. 43:25>> yes people are people want what we got
1183. 43:28but you're saying I'm not developed. The
1184. 43:30only time that you became this and
1185. 43:32people can point fingers is because like
1186. 43:33you two said the only time I knew my
1187. 43:36country was not developed is when I came
1188. 43:37to the western world. But
1189. 43:40>> interesting.
1190. 43:41>> You're not a western world. don't want
1191. 43:43that our people bleach because they
1192. 43:44think if they become white enough they
1193. 43:46can change their environment.
1194. 43:49>> What a good episode. Again, if you guys
1195. 43:51want to see more, I highly encourage you
1196. 43:53watch some of his stuff. Um, I expect
1197. 43:55him to be blowing up over the next
1198. 43:57couple of years because he's going
1199. 43:58counter to the mainstream narrative, the
1200. 44:01victimhood, the oppression Olympics, the
1201. 44:04systemic this, the colonial that. um
1202. 44:07he's actually having a conversation with
1203. 44:10people from the community about the
1204. 44:12community's issues and I think it's very
1205. 44:14positive. Anyways, if you found this
1206. 44:16interesting, go watch his channel. It's
1207. 44:18Frank Zanu and as usual,
1208. 44:21we'll see you on the next one. Take care
1209. 44:22everybody.