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I've used parts of it in other videos, but it won't hurt to upload the whole thing on my channel

Video at 8:00-8:40: That's what I mean when I say traditional African societies typically had good government, it's called accountability!

Although there is more than one way to use checks and balances

Speaking of which this is interesting:

"From the day Botswana was born as a nation in 1966, its people have struggled hard to preserve their democratic way of life, and at the same time take advantage of their rich cultural diversity. These values were not imported, and they certainly were not imposed from outside. In other words, participatory democracy did not come with the advent of independence. It had always been part of our culture. Our traditional Kgotla system of democracy provided a forum at which all stakeholders could sit together, consult and map out strategies for community development. What happened at independence was simply the advancement of the traditional Kgotla system to a higher level of parliamentary democracy.

The stability and social harmony that Botswana has been so blessed to enjoy over the past thirty-seven years of independence is inherent in our culture of peace and tolerance. Batswana, from time immemorial have revered the saying that "it is better to jaw jaw than to war war". This has enabled us to focus our efforts on what binds us together and not what divides us."

http://www.botswanaembassy.org/101603_1.html

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  • @thordoggie did you know that the hut tutsi problem was started by the Belgian colonisers, who also commited some atrocites in congo

  • @thordoggie Everything you siad there shows your complete ignorance, my friend, there were native africans that didnt know how to start fire's Wow you really believe that, i bet you also believe africans use to commit caniballism right,

    you need to read up on your history mate!

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  • @thordoggie you are so very ignorant. I'm sure it serves you well in living in your lie of superiority. When deep in your heart, you know.

  • shaka zulu is on right now on direct-tv on channel 174ctrc

  • @thordoggie wow! you actually believe that,they didnt know how to start a fire.n they are worst off for govern ing themself.I WANT U TO GOOGLE ..APARTHEID.READ ALL OF IT N THEN TELL ME IF SOME COUNTRY DO THAT TO ANY PART OF EUROPE.would u still believe that crap that you ancestor have fool the whole world to believing?..honestly

  • @AINTMYAMERICA Europeans are not asleep,we are.we must stop wastin time waitin on europeans to admit and accept the responsiblilty of what their ancestor have done to our ancestor,its up to us to educate them about our ancestor accomplish in africa and in the u.s.

  • @preadamite1 IGNORANCE IS BLISS

  • i have heard it all,african didnt created the african statue,some european man did.european never created any but sambo negative flims about africans.racist is good 4 sayin the afri lived in caves n huts(well,as we all can c wat damage modernization have done 2 afri as well as the u.s. turnin a beautiful ancient city in2 crap!lets go to europe n return the favor:0)

  • @markellion where i can find the tapes ?

  • @preadamite1 nice "cop out."

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