nakakalungkot isipin na ang ganitong bagay ay patuloy pa ring nangyayari. nakakalungkot isiping maraming tao sa mundo ang nasasadlak sa ganitong sitwasyon.
this is accepted in this culture it is the way it is there!! when the kid was asked what he wanted to be he did not say "free" he wanted to be a master. let them be slaves that is all they know and want to do is enslave each other. at least they are working!!
CRACK CRACK CRACK Yer name is TOBY CRACK CRACK Lemme hear ya say it !! TOBY, What's yer name ? CRACK !! CRACK !! CRACK !! What's yer name ?? CRACK CRACK CRACK CRACK :OK OK YOU WIN My name be Toby and shit !! Ahhh, that' a good NIGGER !!! Cut 'im down !!
Francophone Africa always seems to be more messed up than Anglophone Africa. Everyone Francophone "Republique" is a basket case. Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe and Malawi are the only Anglo basket cases and thats on;y because of bad Negro management. Nigeria and Ghana on the other hand are at least moving forward. Its obvious unfortunately that the negro race does not have the ability to run a country properly.
Those people are Tuareg. Most of the Fulani in Niger live in the south. The Wodaabe who are Fulani and live in the north do not own slaves. There is a whole group of people known as the Bella who are referred to as 'slaves' or descendants of slaves and live a free life.
In Niger, if you buy a garden (property at an oasis) you buy a slave family as well. If you evict them from this property they have no where to go and no way to feed themselves just as most other slaves in Niger.
As the postings point out there is no slavery in Niger today of the sort the video speaks about. In the video when they ask the boy if he's a slave, he say's he's there to learn as an apprentice. The Tuareg daughter is speaking about her helpers as family, not slaves. These videos are made to get money from Americans and others as they've done in other kinds of phoney development scams instead of actually helping people.
why do the English confuse Tuaregs with Fulanis? Most of the masters in the film are Fulani and the Tuaregs came to live next to the Fulani and adopt their traditions after being driven from areas like Libya. Now people call the Fulanis suddenly Tuareg.
The English confuse Tuaregs with Fulanis because the Fulanis forgot about their leather underwear and one feather head ornament, their only traditional clothes, and decided to wear Tuareg outfits including traditional turbans. The Tuaregs were already in Niger with their own traditions when the Fulani showed up with their cows, and the Tuaregs welcomed them. I know this because I am a Tuareg from there. Maybe you should inform yourself better before you post stuff around.
I hate to say this but yes fulanis and tuaregs did own slaves. But not like the american slave trade. It is even ridiculous to think about it. Since ancient egypt, Africans have had a pyramid class structure where workers do the work for the noble class. The slavery practiced in America can not be compared to the so called slavery in Africa which was 100 times a milder form.
No violence occurred and people even started marrying their slaves later became part of the people who enslaved them.
@rabiatou22 Not like Americans?? Being a slave in any form is just that!! African's actually had a hand in selling their own people to alot of countries back in the day. Come's down to only one thing There's Alot Of Violence In Truth!!!
I don't know what to tell you; every one has owned slaves. Those slaves probably descend from conquered peoples who, before being enslaved, were major slavers themselves. I know some Fulani enslaved Hausa (and vice versa).
nakakalungkot isipin na ang ganitong bagay ay patuloy pa ring nangyayari. nakakalungkot isiping maraming tao sa mundo ang nasasadlak sa ganitong sitwasyon.
dayspeace 3 months ago
THIS MESSAGE IS FOR YOU 1-2
ALIEN RACE EXPOSED!
youtube.com/watch?v=fHO_bzVar_Q
mbclab60 1 year ago
this is accepted in this culture it is the way it is there!! when the kid was asked what he wanted to be he did not say "free" he wanted to be a master. let them be slaves that is all they know and want to do is enslave each other. at least they are working!!
MegaBearslayer 1 year ago
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KingsleyEnnis1 1 year ago
CRACK CRACK CRACK Yer name is TOBY CRACK CRACK Lemme hear ya say it !! TOBY, What's yer name ? CRACK !! CRACK !! CRACK !! What's yer name ?? CRACK CRACK CRACK CRACK :OK OK YOU WIN My name be Toby and shit !! Ahhh, that' a good NIGGER !!! Cut 'im down !!
KingsleyEnnis1 1 year ago
Francophone Africa always seems to be more messed up than Anglophone Africa. Everyone Francophone "Republique" is a basket case. Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe and Malawi are the only Anglo basket cases and thats on;y because of bad Negro management. Nigeria and Ghana on the other hand are at least moving forward. Its obvious unfortunately that the negro race does not have the ability to run a country properly.
princette 1 year ago
ahhhh, the good old days
raoulmoatify 1 year ago
Those people are Tuareg. Most of the Fulani in Niger live in the south. The Wodaabe who are Fulani and live in the north do not own slaves. There is a whole group of people known as the Bella who are referred to as 'slaves' or descendants of slaves and live a free life.
In Niger, if you buy a garden (property at an oasis) you buy a slave family as well. If you evict them from this property they have no where to go and no way to feed themselves just as most other slaves in Niger.
mariamfula 3 years ago
@mariamfula Hi you seem to know alot about this so is it true what they say that there are 800,000 slaves in Nigeria?
MissErika79 1 year ago
this people are all black
Mokuska125 3 years ago
where is america?
eykarpos 3 years ago
About 3000 miles west of Great Britain.
gerry301 3 years ago
As the postings point out there is no slavery in Niger today of the sort the video speaks about. In the video when they ask the boy if he's a slave, he say's he's there to learn as an apprentice. The Tuareg daughter is speaking about her helpers as family, not slaves. These videos are made to get money from Americans and others as they've done in other kinds of phoney development scams instead of actually helping people.
mmniger35 3 years ago 3
why do the English confuse Tuaregs with Fulanis? Most of the masters in the film are Fulani and the Tuaregs came to live next to the Fulani and adopt their traditions after being driven from areas like Libya. Now people call the Fulanis suddenly Tuareg.
rabiatou22 3 years ago
The English confuse Tuaregs with Fulanis because the Fulanis forgot about their leather underwear and one feather head ornament, their only traditional clothes, and decided to wear Tuareg outfits including traditional turbans. The Tuaregs were already in Niger with their own traditions when the Fulani showed up with their cows, and the Tuaregs welcomed them. I know this because I am a Tuareg from there. Maybe you should inform yourself better before you post stuff around.
mmniger35 3 years ago
I hate to say this but yes fulanis and tuaregs did own slaves. But not like the american slave trade. It is even ridiculous to think about it. Since ancient egypt, Africans have had a pyramid class structure where workers do the work for the noble class. The slavery practiced in America can not be compared to the so called slavery in Africa which was 100 times a milder form.
No violence occurred and people even started marrying their slaves later became part of the people who enslaved them.
rabiatou22 3 years ago 6
@rabiatou22 Not like Americans?? Being a slave in any form is just that!! African's actually had a hand in selling their own people to alot of countries back in the day. Come's down to only one thing There's Alot Of Violence In Truth!!!
highwire1612 1 year ago
I don't know what to tell you; every one has owned slaves. Those slaves probably descend from conquered peoples who, before being enslaved, were major slavers themselves. I know some Fulani enslaved Hausa (and vice versa).
jaaxa 3 years ago
c'est alarmant cette video .
jackou31 3 years ago