Why Patrice Lumumba Was a Threat

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  • čas přidán 22. 05. 2023
  • Patrice Lumumba was a marked man from the moment he made a scathing speech on the day of the country’s independence, June 30 1960, at a ceremony in the nation’s state house, the country’s version of the white house. It began in a subtle atmosphere but was abruptly transformed by the thundering speech of Premier Patrice Lumumba, who cited the suffering of the African people at the hands of oppressors. So why was Patrice Lumumba a Threat?
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  • @aminaragin
    @aminaragin Před rokem +277

    This information should be taught as African History in all African schools.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +14

      Happy to hear! Many thanks @aminaragin

    • @bamboosho0t
      @bamboosho0t Před rokem

      Why? The Western world has made it painfully evident they want to enslave the minds of Black and Africans into subordinate roles. They'd never tell the truth as to how and why they subverted African threats to their dominance.

    • @tfl4963
      @tfl4963 Před rokem +7

      Yep! 💯.

    • @401Orishas
      @401Orishas Před rokem +4

      And also taught that France was actually behind the plot and not necessarily usa. Usa was only used as a cover

    • @Ghanaba23
      @Ghanaba23 Před rokem +3

      Absolutely

  • @thorisomndawe5909
    @thorisomndawe5909 Před rokem +80

    The problem of Africa is that we think that the UN is independent from the USA. Europe, UN,USA are not our friends the enemy of the mother land.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +4

      I couldn't agree more!

    • @victorklein3388
      @victorklein3388 Před rokem +1

      You are perfectly right

    • @401Orishas
      @401Orishas Před rokem

      Usa was used as a cover. France and Belgium was behind it.

    • @nyakwarObat
      @nyakwarObat Před rokem

      We think? You and who? Cos you defo not going to include me in that

    • @josephineamawiafe9428
      @josephineamawiafe9428 Před rokem

      Hmm tell me about it! The USSR was always our best choice! But even they were betrayed by the west as well! But thank God Putin knows the history of how these white devils operate and he is dealing with them the way they deserve! African leaders must remember the deaths of Patrice Lunumba , Nkrumah, Gaddafi, Mandela, and begin to make things right for their people. We have been through do much! Congo’s story is so very sad!

  • @beatricebukaba5116
    @beatricebukaba5116 Před rokem +192

    This is so sad....up to now there's no peace in Congo. Lumumba was killed because he spoke the truth!

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +8

      Completely agreed!

    • @mafutajanet9306
      @mafutajanet9306 Před rokem

      They betrayed their own and his blood continues to cry for vengeance. Africans till now don't understand that the western is only interested in this continent's minerals and resources. The western has done everything to us , from inflicting all sorts of diseases through experiments to wars just to disguise their looting of our resources. He is not the only one they killed this way , they have wasted many souls because of greedy and the day of judgement will surely come.

    • @ousmanjammeh1615
      @ousmanjammeh1615 Před rokem +3

      Is too stress

    • @emilio2647
      @emilio2647 Před rokem +12

      @beatricebukaba5116 remember Gaddafi also met the same fate as Lumumba when he tried going against the West.

    • @kaapstader
      @kaapstader Před rokem +1

      @@RisenAfrica is it though? How did he view Tchombe and Katanga? My father is from there - he has scathing words about the US (and the UN troops) who caused so much trouble, but equally scathing words for Lumumba ...

  • @ButtersCCookie
    @ButtersCCookie Před rokem +41

    There are Black Americans who understood and are still sickened TODAY what was done to him. To the people. To the continent. What continues to happen. Don't think for one second We don't hurt with you. An ocean, time, nor language will ever keep Us from You. We are one. We see you! We say his name! Nothing has been forgiven. He will never be forgotten.

    • @ptahamon2855
      @ptahamon2855 Před 11 měsíci +3

      Respect my brother I feel the same way brother Malcolm had much respect for this martyr.

  • @godisking3742
    @godisking3742 Před rokem +50

    These wicked people. He died because he spoke the truth and loved his people.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +6

      We can only imagine how different the Congo would be today if Lumumba hadn't been assassinated

    • @mindfcuk101
      @mindfcuk101 Před rokem

      JFK Gaddafi and many more leaders killed by CIA aka Comitee of 300 Intelligence Agency

  • @sanelekhayelihlegumede3759

    The atrocities done by King Leopold to this day no reparations for the people of Congo. This is tragic. Lamumba was a huge threat to Belgian rule & America. A true Pan-African, a Giant betrayed by his henchman & brutal dictator Mobutu Sese Seko who destroyed any prospect of independence in Congo. Thank you for this gem of a video 💎

  • @gracewilliams7476
    @gracewilliams7476 Před rokem +51

    As a congolese canadian, patrice lumumba is and will always be my hero! one day Congo will be free!

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +1

      I couldn't agree more!

    • @Jean_Jacques148
      @Jean_Jacques148 Před rokem

      How do you think Kongo can deal with rebels that are supported by Rwanda?

    • @gracewilliams7476
      @gracewilliams7476 Před rokem

      @Kongo983 there's a few ways to go about it tbh but first understand and confront the ppl that support the rebels

    • @n.m6249
      @n.m6249 Před 11 měsíci

      These people will make you hate each other till you kill each other

    • @jamesoppong4976
      @jamesoppong4976 Před 11 měsíci +1

      @gracewilliams which part of Canada are you. Would be happy if I can connect with you

  • @musamusashi
    @musamusashi Před rokem +100

    Of all African nations, Congo is the one the west can least afford to loose: that's why it has never known peace.
    If the wealth of the Congo was to stay in the Congo and enjoyed by the people, every Congolese would drive a Ferrari in and out of his/her mansion.
    Glory and honor to Lumumba and all our martyrs, curses on the puppets who are and always were the majority of our leaders.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +4

      Very well said @musamusashi Cheers!

    • @mzokhonakhumalo4936
      @mzokhonakhumalo4936 Před rokem +3

      Guys can we stop talking while we doing nothing?
      Let do something like grouping people
      Today we all technologies like internet, social media etc
      Pls guys let a walky-talky
      We talk while we move forward

    • @netoobioha6317
      @netoobioha6317 Před rokem +3

      Bro there’s nothing special from the Congo to all of Africa. What you’ve said still stand for every african country, as this is sadly just another tale of an African leader being killed before making actual change.

    • @musamusashi
      @musamusashi Před rokem +4

      @@netoobioha6317 yes brother, all Africa has been exploited and still is, but here we were talking about the Congo in particular, which also happens to be the richest of all in terms of natural resources.

    • @o-wolf
      @o-wolf Před 11 měsíci +3

      Its crazy to think the industrial revolution would've never happened without all the rubber extracted from Congo.. every car off an assembly line was carried by wheels made from Congolese rubber.. let that sink in.. &that's all before you factor in the 2000 TONNES of refined uranium hefted from there to a Manhattan warehouse that was pivotal to the US creating the... You guessed it.. Manhattan Project

  • @patrickrealestate-8193
    @patrickrealestate-8193 Před rokem +52

    They will meddle in other country's affairs, but meddle in theirs. They will cry until their eyes run dry.

  • @stevenfisher2804
    @stevenfisher2804 Před rokem +27

    If Lumumba had not been killed, the Congo would have been the most powerful nation of all Afrika. Then, many other Afrikan nations would have followed the Congolese lead, making the continent of Afrika a much different place than it is today.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +3

      I believe so too! Cheers!

    • @lavernerowden8509
      @lavernerowden8509 Před 17 dny

      They knew that and that’s why the CIA and Europe got together in that coup.

  • @woldeyohannes
    @woldeyohannes Před rokem +49

    Each time i hear the story of Patrice Lumumba and the Congo i feel anger.
    When the Congo got it's Independence, the Belgians claimed to "hope they succeed after taking over."
    Then Mr Lumumba makes his speech and is seen as too smart or a threat...
    So they murdered him!
    Clearly they wanted to see Congo fail.
    The MOST HIGH does not and will not fail in Justice!

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +6

      True! Definitely they wanted the Congo to fail so that they continue pillaging it for all its minerals.

    • @joetoe9947
      @joetoe9947 Před 11 měsíci +3

      … “the MOST HIGH😵‍💫blah blah blah”… sheesh!

    • @asaptenebrae2240
      @asaptenebrae2240 Před 11 měsíci +3

      All those independence were jokes at our expense. You dont become independent by signing a paper,you become independent when you are able to make your own food,weapons,industry etc
      You cannot be independent if you dont have qualified engineers and blue collar workers.
      When they "gave" independence they forgot to form a new elite which would lead autonomously the country. And the predictable result was chaos.
      From that chaos emerged order,in the form of a dictatorship financially and militarily backed by the Western leaders.
      That is why général Janssens said " avant l'indépendance égale après l'indépendance" ,they knew what they were doing when they pretended to liberate african countries.

    • @joetoe9947
      @joetoe9947 Před 11 měsíci

      @@asaptenebrae2240 … yUP!- good’ole “western interference (can 🫵say, “economic hitmen!”?)“… some things (tried and true- tactics- like “shock- ‘n- awe TWIN- tower demolition” (not to mention the fratricide!) like an effective formula- just don’t change!… “conspiratorial- political assassination” (not to mention JFK!)… and just when “the people are presented a source of [potential] progress AND ACCOUNTABILITY” from within- the GOOD ‘OLE WESTERN HEGEMON raises it’s ugly head- puts it’s machine into action- and “busts a move to DASH THOSE HOPES AND STYMIE ACCOUNTABILITY where needed!”- once again- “cloaked in a facade of benevolence” as a means of “thwarting the peoples’ idea(s) of progress”- and maintaining THEIR ( 🇺🇸 🇫🇷 🇬🇧- et al) $TATU$- QUO (hegemony)…

    • @joetoe9947
      @joetoe9947 Před 11 měsíci +1

      @@asaptenebrae2240 … “don’t become independent by signing a paper…”?… (hmmm🧐- I wonder if “anybody” TOLD this to “ALL THOSE SIGNERS” of the us “declaration of independence!”!)… hmmm?🤔…

  • @justmyopinion9883
    @justmyopinion9883 Před rokem +36

    RIP, Patrice Lumumba.

  • @shirleyrodgers5868
    @shirleyrodgers5868 Před rokem +30

    It's shameful,sickening for the thirst for power.United Africa is a threat to the entire world.aithough iam no African I hope and pray they unite together and become the super power they are meant to be.Greedy people just want their s resources they have naturally.I have learned more from this channel than in grade school and college all together.Keep them coming!!!!

  • @greathousegreathouse8313
    @greathousegreathouse8313 Před 11 měsíci +11

    As a Jamaican 🇯🇲 thanks for this peice of history i never know about...RIP patrice lumumba your Memories with forever live on...

    • @metam.devad.neimte9212
      @metam.devad.neimte9212 Před 10 měsíci

      الىرةوزظدكمن الىبيس بواراي الوزاتن الكطخهحج

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před 9 měsíci +1

      Glad it was helpful, many thanks

  • @rj42074
    @rj42074 Před rokem +8

    Long Live Brother Lumumba ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽! Love from USA

  • @NaturalSt.LucianGem
    @NaturalSt.LucianGem Před rokem +40

    Wow, just wow! I don't even know how to react to this atrocity. Thanks for the extensive research done, to bring us this type of content.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem

      You're most welcome @luciangirl I'll definitely keep at it

  • @Nicollettej120
    @Nicollettej120 Před 11 měsíci +4

    Thank you for sharing. As Black American, I've learned so much about Patrice Lumumba. Thank you again for sharing.

  • @obeahman6286
    @obeahman6286 Před rokem +57

    Had Lumumba not been killed the Congo would have been somewhat different but not devoid of western influence. We cannot view the DRC in isolation, Kwame was not supported by the majority of black Africans, then overthrown. Congo would have gone through it's share of abusive relationships with the west and internal forces as did Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and others.
    It was not really Congo's defeat, as a result of Lumumba's assassination but Africa's defeat by failing to pull together that would have determined the (if status) of Congo today 🤔

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +5

      Very insightful contribution @obeahman This actually is very objective

    • @nemya9586
      @nemya9586 Před rokem +2

      I believe he would've also fed the fire that was ignited during the civil rights movement

    • @obeahman6286
      @obeahman6286 Před rokem +1

      @@nemya9586 How did other African leaders feed it? The civil rights movement (60s America); the liberation struggle (60s Africa). Supported as oppose to feed?

    • @nemya9586
      @nemya9586 Před rokem +2

      @Obeahman feed in the sense of inspiration, hope, steadfastness, etc. Like seeing your older brother accomplish something great & becoming emboldened to do the same.

    • @musamusashi
      @musamusashi Před rokem +5

      Very important point: all our best leaders at any time in post colonial history, were left alone: Lumumba, Sankara, Gaddafi, Magufuli... we are so divided and shortsighted that we never realise that the struggle of an upright man in any African nation, is the struggle of the whole African continent.

  • @andshescallingacab4346
    @andshescallingacab4346 Před rokem +62

    we have a university named after him in moscow, but i never knew the coup and their deaths were so violent :( thank you for the lesson

    • @trenchminingrig
      @trenchminingrig Před rokem +7

      Wow

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +11

      Interesting.. I had no idea about the university. Cheers and most welcome

    • @rafiuariganjoye2940
      @rafiuariganjoye2940 Před rokem +14

      Patrice Lumumba Friendship University in Moscow

    • @TodaTruth
      @TodaTruth Před rokem

      They killed Lumumba because he wanted to work with Soviet Union and not with the west

    • @TodaTruth
      @TodaTruth Před rokem +3

      @@RisenAfrica in Congo 🇨🇩 we know about it and 17 January is a National free day to remember Lumumba

  • @georgefrancis1692
    @georgefrancis1692 Před rokem +15

    From all that's happened to African States over the many years of colonization, exploitation and economic ravishings, it's clear to see that all of Africa would, undoubtedly, be better off had She been left alone to manage Her own affairs. My greatest sadness tho, is to see that in almost all cases , the external enemies of each state was supported by greedy, self seeking Africans who were not afraid or ashamed to sell out their people and country for that which couldn't last!! 😭😭

    • @DonMega888
      @DonMega888 Před 6 měsíci

      Not a fan of colonialism but did you see what happened in africa when the Europeans left?

  • @surprisethanjekwayo8846
    @surprisethanjekwayo8846 Před 9 měsíci +3

    The is a third gentleman missing in this picture , at some point Mobutu , Lumumba and the other guy were called Three-Alliance (or something along those lines), they were working together in order to better Congo , the CIA went for Mobutu after they killed Lumumba. A white guy (forgot his name) kept Lumumba's in a matchbox after his body was burnt using acid. They saying goes like : God was generous with natural resource , he went around Africa and gave Africans a lot of minerals, he got tired when he got to Congo and gave Congo whatever that was left , which was too much. Congo's resources has been a curse to them one way or the other.
    Brilliant video , very informative , loved it.

  • @aaronzever4643
    @aaronzever4643 Před rokem +12

    Moral lesson: never trust any party outside your family that seeks to treat your family better than its members.

  • @nemya9586
    @nemya9586 Před rokem +16

    This sickens me 😣

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +3

      I felt the same during research.

    • @gazasqreech
      @gazasqreech Před rokem

      Really does it make feel sick and just really not safe.

  • @r1c0718
    @r1c0718 Před rokem +11

    Keep making these

  • @aggreyndalegwa5869
    @aggreyndalegwa5869 Před rokem +9

    These people are ever on front line
    Talking about democracy than never was !!!

  • @godsonnsofor1554
    @godsonnsofor1554 Před 10 měsíci +3

    This is so sad,
    his death as a Nigerian am 😿 tearing up watching this . Africans has really suffered for so long from slave trade to this and other ones so unfair

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před 10 měsíci +1

      So unfortunate! Foreign players always look at their own interests in Africa, not the interest of the locals

  • @dee2ttown
    @dee2ttown Před rokem +10

    There NEEDS to be a movie about him ASAP! But I hope The Congo will join BRICS soon!

    • @njonjokibera9587
      @njonjokibera9587 Před rokem +2

      Congo Nigeria Kenya Ghana Zimbabwe Egypt Algeria Senegal should join BRICS. Africa should join BRICS as well.

  • @maimericks80
    @maimericks80 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Thank you for your work on bringing this history to many people through this medium. We must never forget what our forefathers fought for. Long live the story and life’s work of our ancestors!

  • @ANISIUBAUCHE
    @ANISIUBAUCHE Před 11 měsíci +4

    this is so sad. It make my blood boil.

  • @aggreyndalegwa5869
    @aggreyndalegwa5869 Před rokem +10

    If Lumumba was alive today,
    Drc could be better than
    the so-called first world
    Countries!!!
    No-one can imagine USA had a hand in the crafty way to eliminate
    Smart guys like Nkrumah and Lumumba.
    May their souls Rip.

  • @grantmandigora1192
    @grantmandigora1192 Před rokem +4

    Well done, this was an eye opener. Unbelievable that smart people fail to see the hand of the West in most African countries that are conflict ridden.

  • @anthonymanderson7671
    @anthonymanderson7671 Před rokem +13

    I see the reason why congo hasn't achieved peace and prosperity for 63 years.

  • @kisarunihofmannndosi5327

    Super informative video! I had no idea of the political backgrounds of Lumumbas assasination.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem

      Many thanks @kisaruni Great to hear from you, cheers!

  • @o-wolf
    @o-wolf Před 11 měsíci +5

    "Irrational & Psychotic" is how they label us whenever we dont fall in line with their evil absurdities

  • @isiahdavis5585
    @isiahdavis5585 Před rokem +3

    Thank you for sharing with us

  • @francokambela7780
    @francokambela7780 Před rokem +9

    A true and fearless revolutionary and the DRC is still suffering from the effects of Lumumba's assassination

    • @dennykeaton9701
      @dennykeaton9701 Před měsícem

      The freedom fighters that lived to old age all turned into corrupt despots.

  • @BigbakertheOG
    @BigbakertheOG Před 10 měsíci +1

    I learned about Patrice watch jfk docs as a kid, my uncle knew all this information and people would scoff at him like he was nuts. I’m glad i listened

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před 10 měsíci

      Cheers to him and to you for listening

  • @mariajason3547
    @mariajason3547 Před rokem +3

    The King and Queen of Belgium were in Congo recently...amd they were welcomed by drums and dances....🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️
    What is wrong with Us?and he publicly said ,he was NOT going to apologise for his grandfather deeds ...although it involves his Personal family not the crown........and still people cheered for him in the streets of Kinshasa......UNBELIEVABLE......

  • @SVSXXVW
    @SVSXXVW Před 9 měsíci +3

    As a Ghanaian, this just boils the blood in my veins!!

  • @BittersweetMayhem
    @BittersweetMayhem Před 11 měsíci +2

    Love this channel. Keep it up

  • @20Amos_Musembi
    @20Amos_Musembi Před rokem +5

    Well done 👍

  • @lesliewilliams5298
    @lesliewilliams5298 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Thank you so much for sharing this information. I, personally, was unaware of it until just now. Why can't "we" just stop being "puppets" and simply be "ourselves"? There's no harm in that, is there?

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před 10 měsíci

      Definitely no harm in that! We need to stand up for ourselves, glad the information was helpful, cheers!

  • @nderitugichuki6420
    @nderitugichuki6420 Před rokem +4

    DR Congo is Africa's heart ...when the heart is in trouble the body goes nowhere..........This country holds the key to solve the riddle of Africa's underdevelopment

  • @subbangovender3476
    @subbangovender3476 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for this lovely talk on a very great man, the day he was killed is the day Africa died and this should be the catalyst for every African to stand up and claim his position on the world stage and let everyone know that in Africa, Africans first the rest last, one cannot let this great man''s death go in vain and sir to me and most of us he was greater than the great people people you compared him to.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem

      Very well said @subbangovender! Cheers!

  • @onebillionsoulsforchrist1574

    Thanks 🙏🏽

  • @DonaldPeterson-mj2bd
    @DonaldPeterson-mj2bd Před rokem +1

    Merciful Farther, Have mercy on this world For the Pain and death of so many of our people I no revenge is mind saith the Lord but more I here read about murder and killing of people like Prof Lumumba it brings tear to my eyes .

  • @onlinelearningguide
    @onlinelearningguide Před rokem +1

    i am thankful!

  • @njonjokibera9587
    @njonjokibera9587 Před rokem +7

    This documentary make me sick how can develop countries kill another countries leaders just because he wanted to develop his country and his people after independence. America and Belgium will later on pay a brutal price

  • @edmundadjei2220
    @edmundadjei2220 Před rokem +6

    Looking at the resources and riches DRC is sitting on, is just difficult for one to comprehend why such a blessed country is still poor up to date.
    Democratic Republic of the Congo wake up 👆
    African Unite 💪

    • @princek733
      @princek733 Před rokem

      If Congo is free, west loses its grip on Africa because all African countries can borrow money from Congo instead of IMF or world Bank.

    • @abrahamtirorastogiceo8042
      @abrahamtirorastogiceo8042 Před 10 měsíci

      The Europeans and USA won't allow it to grow, they have to suppress it for their own benefit

  • @jeanremyllacsa
    @jeanremyllacsa Před 9 měsíci

    Great channel! Teaching real history is the only way our children can make a better world. It’s so sad seeing such a rich country still struggling with the consequences of the brutal colonialism and politics of foreign interests.

  • @angeloahlonkokomla5109
    @angeloahlonkokomla5109 Před rokem +5

    Lumumba is the only African leader who could have catalysed a real African Union after the full independence of Congo the heart of Africa... It was a HUGE lost fir Africa.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +2

      So true! Especially since the AU is currently being funded by the EU, there could be no real unity if the AU doesn't get funded by African countries

  • @leobvenzen8565
    @leobvenzen8565 Před rokem +2

    Excellent reporting! Lets hear about Amical Cabral and Dedan Kimathi, please! Asante sana!

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +1

      Great topic suggestions @leobvenzen I'll definitely put them on the list, cheers!

  • @hannaredda3061
    @hannaredda3061 Před 11 měsíci +1

    In Africa no matter how much the people stand by their leaders his or her own people will sell them out to the wolves without batting an eye. We see the same thing happening eveywhere in Africa. We need to stop this, Africa is big enough for all of us. I wish our past leaders the ones that were taken away from us way befor their time can see their beloved Africa now. This gen will make Africa powerful and prosperous for the next gen❤

  • @Gamerdude3567
    @Gamerdude3567 Před rokem +2

    could you put your source's in the description, please? would be a great help 👍

  • @niyonsabapatient134
    @niyonsabapatient134 Před 10 měsíci +1

    My congo is now bleeding, my Lumumba has gone. I could be enjoying the parqdise that he dreamed for.
    They kept is in poverty but i hope that time will tell!
    How can a man kill an other for his own wealthy?
    Even if we are not allowed to remember our hero, we will never forget this history.
    Thank you

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před 10 měsíci

      You're most welcome! We will never forget

  • @sleepymario9657
    @sleepymario9657 Před rokem +7

    It's cool to do diplomacy while knowing one's trying to kill you the same day. Can you do a video on that?

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +2

      Nice suggestion @sleepymario I'll put some thought into it

  • @tux3610
    @tux3610 Před rokem +8

    Africa would be united. Africa should be reunited.

  • @beresfordforbes
    @beresfordforbes Před rokem +2

    Great man of courage.

  • @dwightlove3704
    @dwightlove3704 Před 11 měsíci +1

    This man is one of my heroes he was mentioned in the movie Malcolm X.

  • @chrisfurusaa8358
    @chrisfurusaa8358 Před rokem +4

    Justice for Lumumba

  • @deolufawehinmi940
    @deolufawehinmi940 Před rokem +3

    I keep saying, we sold ourselves out. CIA, the western and the European powers couldn't have won in Africa if we resisted greed.

  • @mwatuwangoma3415
    @mwatuwangoma3415 Před rokem +8

    Congo would be a first world country and racism would probably be gone. Kinshasa would be a million times better than Singapore.

    • @anthonymanderson7671
      @anthonymanderson7671 Před rokem +1

      I agree.
      Congo needs katumbi who must fix this mess.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +1

      True! The DRC has been intentionally kept poor by the powers that be

    • @josephineamawiafe9428
      @josephineamawiafe9428 Před rokem +1

      Considering they pumped our stolen monies into Singapore’s economy!

  • @StreetzCultureTV
    @StreetzCultureTV Před 11 měsíci

    This information needs to taught as African history in America

  • @newtonmaneno9469
    @newtonmaneno9469 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Martin Meredith's book, 'Fate of Africa' gives detailed and graphic account of Lumumba's assassination

    • @Levi-sw2bx
      @Levi-sw2bx Před 11 měsíci

      just for respect of Lumumba’s memory I would never read a book written by a white, there is a bunch of African who have wrote about his death.

  • @abelmwaniki4672
    @abelmwaniki4672 Před rokem

    Do you have a documentary on Mobutu sseseko?

  • @niokandege
    @niokandege Před 11 měsíci

    Fire up yourselves brothers and sisters. Each one of us is overflowing with the power to take back everything that was stolen.
    Lose the foreign gods, religions and cultures. Restore the former glory, honour and power. Your ancestors knew and lived it every day and it lies dormant within you.
    Go back to your roots, where health, strength and nourishment are drawn from.
    We can bring the world to a total stop if we unite. We are the descendants of the originals. We hold the solutions within us.
    Tap into your direct source and watch the rest of the world tremble, shake and humble themselves as soon as they realise what they've done and what's coming their way.
    People are sorry when they're caught out. Catch them out. Keep exposing their filthy, dirty lies. They only get worse.
    Thanks for the presentation brother!

  • @yilmeh1
    @yilmeh1 Před rokem +4

    Is how Africa would be today if Lumunba had not been killed? Of course, African civilization would be developed in the position to compete with all modern civilizations.

  • @NK11NGA
    @NK11NGA Před rokem +4

    63 years later, and Felix Tshisekedi is about to end USA madness in DR Congo.

  • @apex_prowler95
    @apex_prowler95 Před 11 měsíci +2

    It's true that some in the US government wanted the Great Lumumba deleted but put the blame to the real murderers of Lumumba. The Belgians. They disrupted Lumumba's govt and sent in mercenaries to help the govts that seceded. "Who Killed Lumumba?" By Ludo De Witt.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před 9 měsíci

      Absolutely! I've read it too, painfully

  • @alikarim5162
    @alikarim5162 Před měsícem

    When truth speaks to power the cemetery grows another flower... mtb

  • @banzamike7534
    @banzamike7534 Před rokem +2

    Him and Thomas sankara are greatest leader in Africa in my opinion, this man was 36 yrs when he got killed he lead the biggest revolution in my country, belgium with the project van bilsen ask for 30 yrs like england did with south africa but lumumba said NO we want to be independent now, lumumba was killed ny his own brothers mobutu, tshombe and the stupidest kasavubu, one was the gouvernor of the richest province(katanga) where lumuba was killed, mobutu was chief of the army who ordered the arrestation of lumumba and the stupid kasavubu who was president allowed all of this because he was not smart, well articulated and loved by the people like lumumba, he was only president because he had the biggest party in the country but lumumba was the head that's why he was the target number , just read the letter of independence lumumba wrote that man was smart and loved my country, these people will never come by themselves to hurt you they only uses those who are around you to do that job for them, look at what mobutu did to the country for 32 yrs he sent tshombe in exile, put kasavubu in house arrest they both died in 1969

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +1

      Very well explained @banzamike Cheers!

  • @dadvakk642
    @dadvakk642 Před rokem +1

    Our curriculum should include this information

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem

      Most definitely! Information is power!

  • @kenneyoakwood1293
    @kenneyoakwood1293 Před rokem +2

    My teeth were grinding at the Belgium part.... The nerve of these clowns

    • @modernspace5480
      @modernspace5480 Před rokem

      The devil 😈 is not black or brown he is white leadership..... that's the image of Satan

  • @qutieqouture6846
    @qutieqouture6846 Před 5 měsíci

    Bro, where are you? You haven't posted in 4 months. Hope all is well.

  • @muhammadnawaz5039
    @muhammadnawaz5039 Před rokem +2

    I swear we will avenge Patrice Lumumba. The occident will cry.

  • @tfl4963
    @tfl4963 Před rokem +1

    I guess the reason why DRC will take long to heal after watching and listening to this tragic history video of the late PM Lumumba death and consequences of it. 😔

  • @EDH28
    @EDH28 Před 10 měsíci

    Long live the spirit of Patrice Lumumba ✊🏿👊🏿🖤💯🇱🇾

  • @dominicsoore8967
    @dominicsoore8967 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Slavery colonialism neocolonialism religion remain timeless pains in Africa
    These must be taught in Africa education system comprehensively

  • @patricknelson5089
    @patricknelson5089 Před rokem +2

    thank you so so much for these facts . my heart bleeds when i listen to this. i cant find words to explain how i feel. I am so upset with the other black leaders of africa why they dont join together and eliminate those belgians from congo. they are all sell out and traitors to humanity. its still not too late now, they can do it today. Just say the word we in the diaspora will sacrifice our lives and fight to death, we are ready now.

  • @ronaldjere5651
    @ronaldjere5651 Před rokem +1

    We are Africans in Africa Know the truth. So America must with the rest of Africa therefore. The whole of Africa have become Patrice Lumumba. We are Africans and we shall remain Africans and we love Africa and our Blackness. Africa is now looking to the East for brotherhood.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem

      If the continent's current leaders were half the leaders most independent leaders like Lumumba were, we would definitely be a force to reckon with

  • @kingtarly499
    @kingtarly499 Před rokem

    He said fire and blood before GRRM !!❤

  • @arthurisanya1120
    @arthurisanya1120 Před 11 měsíci +1

    The D R C would have been in a much better shape today politically and economically if the devils of the United States and Belgium had not murdered Him.He was a HERO and we never forget HIM.Patrice Lumumba was the essence of African politics,the standard bearer of African unity and a man of the people.May His Soul Rest in PEACE. ARTHUR I SANYA Dallas Texas.

  • @jamesmonroe6
    @jamesmonroe6 Před 10 měsíci +1

    THIS IS TRUTH, AND THE DEVIL'S OATH SYSTEM, IS NO JOKE 🤣, AND THE DEVIL IS NOT A SPOOK. Brother Monroe Dey El Bey 7 MOORISH EMPIRE CHEROKEE.

  • @akapoolasunkanmi
    @akapoolasunkanmi Před rokem +1

    Until Africa Countries are independent economically, we will forever not be independent.

  • @solomon2975
    @solomon2975 Před 11 měsíci +1

    RIP P.E. Lumumba 🎉

  • @mandriamontgomery8968
    @mandriamontgomery8968 Před 11 měsíci

    LONG LIVE THE SPIRIT OF PATRICE LUMUMBA!!❤🖤💚

  • @easyyeye
    @easyyeye Před rokem

    11:17 im baffled, how can u ignore somebody. than when they seek help elsewhere its a problem. smh da caudacity

  • @supercynos
    @supercynos Před rokem

    Oh boy the never see say a mash up the beautiful country of Africa

  • @moreteavated
    @moreteavated Před rokem +2

    Isaiah 47 -The fall of babylon. Someone is about to pay big for atrocities he did with God's chosen people.

  • @JayToons
    @JayToons Před rokem +1

    Let's remember that nobody who was involved ever stepped in jail.

  • @slimpickens01
    @slimpickens01 Před rokem +8

    For some they this is still relevant because they experienced that time. Yet for the life of me I don't understand why DRC or any African nation does business with the West from a position of servitude. Also, these nations should have been called out for their atrocities and demands for repayments and restitution should have been at the forefront of every UN General Assembly.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +1

      Very well said @slimpickens

    • @josephineamawiafe9428
      @josephineamawiafe9428 Před rokem

      No aloof money is worth it! They have and still take so much from us, unfortunately the puppets of African leaders make it possible! May the spirit of Lunumba and Nkrumah never forgive these puppets! Mubuto is certainly rioting in hell!

    • @Levi-sw2bx
      @Levi-sw2bx Před 11 měsíci

      Western has the nuclear weapons and Africa has corrupt leaders

  • @Linkx16
    @Linkx16 Před rokem +2

    Redemption has to come. The universe works ying and yang. This is the reason why the most recent Haitian President died, reaching out to the anti-colonist Russians is a death sentence.

  • @mileristic2084
    @mileristic2084 Před 9 měsíci +1

    USA 🇺🇸 Song - We start a fire 🔥 ... Muhamed Mosadek - Iran 🇮🇷 , Patris Lumumba - Congo 🇨🇩 , Salvador Aleinde - Chile 🇨🇱 ... Walter Müler 001 🇩🇪 ...

  • @ngongahbilly9434
    @ngongahbilly9434 Před rokem +10

    Lumumba may have acted too rashly. He should have bided his time, consolidated his position, and then launches his program of change.

    • @RisenAfrica
      @RisenAfrica  Před rokem +2

      Couldn't agree more! Cheers

    • @davanmani556
      @davanmani556 Před 7 měsíci

      Congo and the Brits buds were nasty folks. He had no choice.

  • @mzokhonakhumalo4936
    @mzokhonakhumalo4936 Před rokem +2

    Hey my Afro Brother, we are poor bcos of global Crime committed by West n Europe.
    All good leaders of Africa were killed or removed from power.
    My people can u pls CREATE a Facebook group or etc
    So that we can do something b4 we Die ??????????

  • @tsjonathan
    @tsjonathan Před 6 měsíci

    Where’s the discussion on Allan ‘psycho’ Dulles?

  • @jillexpress3246
    @jillexpress3246 Před 9 měsíci

    With the effect from the 08 SEPTEMBER 2023 the African region formally called tunis has been officially renamed LUMUMBA . Which therefore means "all" Citizenships in the region have been declared null and void by THE AFRICAN CITIZENS REGISTRY. WARNING : Any failure to apply within the stipulated window will result in being declared PERSONA NON GRATA

  • @chukwukeereagoha7024
    @chukwukeereagoha7024 Před 7 dny

    Europe should be ashame of their atrocities,

  • @johnkibra12
    @johnkibra12 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Just like the history of world wars is taught in schools. The history of Cold war should be taught and it's effects in the world...

  • @modernspace5480
    @modernspace5480 Před rokem +1

    They killed him but his spirit reincarnated in Prof Lumumba of Kenya