Amilcar Cabral Guinee Bissau Cap-Vert

[Dinovs1]

MEU ETERNO HERÓI .....

[buba1881]

Amilcar Cabral muito obrigado pa tudu ke ki bu fasi pa terra gueenses!!

[abubacarsanha]

simplesmente o mais esclarecido politeco da sua geração, uma especie de ché africano.

[ruiutomy1]

@abubacarsanha O mais esclarecido politico da sua geração? Para quem?

Paz.

[abubacarsanha]

che africamo

[kuongjah7]

Black Power! Long live...

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

One love comrad

[Mrsirajabdullah71]

@PrinceNoirAmericain good video

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

endured by our people**

between** :-)

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

One of the great African revolutionary leaders of the 60s

[pr0n9z]

He wanted to become a dictator like Fidel Castro

[afistfulofclips]

@pr0n9z fidel castro is not a dictator. however, corporate america is a dictator. and anyone who supports the u.s. is anti-freedom. in fact, anyone who supports the u.s. is a terrorist.

[kuongjah7]

Damn, I wish this was in english.

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

Amilcar Cabral, can you describe the political and military situation in Guinea?

Very briefly we can say that the political situation is the following: after almost 7 years of armed struggle...having liberated more than 2 thirds of our national territory, a State is beginning to take shape in these liberated regions. We have a political organization, which is our party. Everyday, we are developing a little bit more our administrative organization and little by little,

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

we are developing our economy. That means that our situation is that of an independent State of which a certain part is still occupied by foreign/colonial forces, particularly the urban centers and certain regions in the country. This administering power has become a terrorist that bombards the civilian populations of our country with nepal bombs as well as other bombs. They carry out air raids to kill children, women and the elderly in just about every region in the country,

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

, destroying our culture, crops, especially the rice fields in order to starve us to death. However, they must acknowledge their powerlessness to quell our freedom struggle.

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

Many countries have become independent and we've often heard this sentence "inependence for what"?

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

Independence to accomplish what? Well first of all, to be ourselves, to be African men, with everything that characterizes us, to achieve a betterr life and so that we can identify ourselves with the rest of humanity here on earth. Salazar used to say "Africa doesn't exist without Europeans". It is an exageration and the French are in a privileged position to know that it's not true. We believe that our independence will enable us to develop our own culture..

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

.to develop ourselves, and to develop our country by putting an end to the misery and suffering enduring by rur people. Because, after 5 centuries of Portuguese presence in Guinea, we want independence, not because we are racist, but because we are Africans, African men, an African people, who, today, is accomplishing its goal of becoming an independent, sovereign nation, all while having relations with other countries.

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

We want independence to accomplish in our country what other people have accomplished in theirs. And to create a situation where we are no longer exploited by foreigners but also where we are not exploited by Africans themselves. Because, there is no correlation beteen skin color and the ability to exploit people.

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@kuongjah7

You said that you are ready to negotiate...

I've always said that we are ready to negotiate, it is incumbent on the Portuguese to speak up and say something. As we speak the same language, we have no diffiulty understanding each other

There you have it, that is what he says in the video :-)

[kuongjah7]

@PrinceNoirAmericain I love you comrade, Uhuru sasa!

[africanheritagevideo]

@PrinceNoirAmericain Thanks for the translation... you can now view the subtitles by enabling the 'closed caption "cc"' button on the right hand side of the screen.

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@africanheritagevideo

Just checked it out, so you used my translation? Or you translated it yourself?

[africanheritagevideo]

@PrinceNoirAmericain both: I used both what you had done which was good and translated some areas differently myself. Just figured out how to put captions on YouTube. Just wanted to thank you for what you had done.

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@africanheritagevideo

No problem bro.

Where are you from?

[Mrsirajabdullah71]

@PrinceNoirAmericain has superugly gotten banned again? also i hope lingza didnt swallow some pills i hate spanking south africans but she had that one coming lol

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@Mrsirajabdullah71

Assalamou'3alaykoum i'm not sure lol perhaps. That being said, that stalker has not harrassed me in over a week. I don't want to scream victory but I think that it's finally over inshaAllah

I can now roam the virtual world in peace without worrying about a raving lunatic following me

[Mrsirajabdullah71]

@PrinceNoirAmericain Waalaykoum salaam I sure hope so but I think it is lurking in the shadows lol but enjoy the lull

[PrinceNoirAmericain]

@Mrsirajabdullah71

lol lurking in nthe shadows lol at any rate, it can't follow my comments at the moment lol

[nenitasadasilva]

Esse senhor so pensou na terra dele e nao nos Guineenses, expos-nos a todo, e este caboverdiano playboy pouco ou nada me diz. Nunca teve capacidade para trazer caboverdianos para a guerra, mas conseguia levar centenas para Uniao Sovietica.

So tinha conversa!!!

[Nedivas02047]

I am so proud of this man. Muito obrigado pa tudo cusa nho fazi pa Cabo Verde e pa Africa. nho tenhabo muito forsa de esprito e de inteligencia. Sangi de Cabral esistia pa tudo tempo e nos amor e meu sangi.

[TheMissmusica]

my king

[Junior1luv]

THE MAN!!!

[4nuha]

have always been proud of this man and to see this footage of him is really great.. thanx for it..

[fekess]

aaaaaah lafrik,tjr des erreurs kon fini jamè de regreter,prkoi tuer pr pleurer ensuite

[djelatino]

Viva Cabrall

[TeamLaKaza]

Cabral's legacy lives on! eveywhere there is a cape verdean, cabral will be remebered!

[zonalibertadacv]

@TeamLaKaza Word up!

[ArielleTurpin]

Amílcar Lopes Cabral c'estait supperbe!Incroyable!On perdut grand Homme en Afrique en générale,en Guinée-Bissao en particulier.

Bacar Sanhá,j´habite a Lisbonne,mais je suis de la Guinée- Bissao

[bafansoa]

Simply love it! Hearing Amilcar Cabral, and seeing rare footage of one of the fighters for African independence is wonderful, and simply brings tears to my eyes. I am so proud to hear him! Thank you for posting this great video!

[MegaLeonilde]

@bafansoa ME 2