President Museveni Tells Western Leaders Their Fruits Have a Suspicious Ammonia Like Pungent Taste

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  • čas přidán 17. 02. 2023
  • ‪@WongelZelalem‬ reports on President of Uganda telling world leaders their fruits don't taste right and have an ammonia like pungent taste.

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  • @Walker-bu8fn
    @Walker-bu8fn Před rokem +1904

    So, he basically, confirmed what we knew, we are being POISONED.

    • @raycharles2284
      @raycharles2284 Před rokem

      The west has Less sun and they pick them when they're too young and are out of season.

    • @andrealomax9044
      @andrealomax9044 Před rokem +60

      EXACTLY!

    • @jdcaldwell5088
      @jdcaldwell5088 Před rokem +58

      For the almighty dollars.

    • @davidabraxton
      @davidabraxton Před rokem +53

      Operation Paperclip 📎

    • @philmatoph
      @philmatoph Před rokem

      all american food is poison this is why cancer is a geting higher in america.

  • @deanjones2525
    @deanjones2525 Před rokem +1323

    He is 1000 percent correct. I'm from the Caribbean, and I was a student in the US. Their fruits are less sweet due to the artificial processes used to grow and preserve them for sale. I saw a CZcams video where a white female from America, who had travelled abroad, admitted the same. Naturally grown fruits are how God intended it to be.

    • @astepahead58
      @astepahead58 Před rokem +1

      The reason why many fruits in America taste like wood or bland is because it is. Even so - called organic fruit with its extera price taste bland. Like the bananas. From my POV, Dole has the best tasting fruit in the US. Kind of remind me of what all fruit tasted like up until the 1980s.

    • @washedintheblood4779
      @washedintheblood4779 Před rokem +120

      I am an American, and how dare you tell the truth about our trashy food!

    • @deanjones2525
      @deanjones2525 Před rokem +33

      @@washedintheblood4779 🤣🤣🤣

    • @roguekiller23231
      @roguekiller23231 Před rokem +31

      It's storage and transport that are the issue, fruit and vegetables are a specific type, harvested before they are actually ripe so they are tough enough to survive processing/transport and storage. Fruit and vegetables that are actually ripe when picked are a whole different thing from supermarket ripe. The variety of fruit and vegetables that you can get in countries they are actually grown in will be totally different from the ones grown for the international markets.

    • @deanjones2525
      @deanjones2525 Před rokem +14

      @roguekiller23231 Have you ever tasted fruit shipped to the US from Caribbean, Asian, or African countries?

  • @naeherbetrachtet
    @naeherbetrachtet Před rokem +186

    Once a guy from Gambia told me: "We are not poor, the media just portraits us always poor..we are rich in a real way..we have so much fresh and good food etc."

    • @jimicicchini
      @jimicicchini Před rokem +3

      My friends from Gambia escaped from there due to high poverty and would never consider going back.

    • @naeherbetrachtet
      @naeherbetrachtet Před rokem

      @@jimicicchini yes..I don't know..

    • @caroliinebinns7304
      @caroliinebinns7304 Před rokem +1

      @JimiCicchini… Just one friend from The Gambia! From that one example there are 100 people going to live there! Gave you seen the level of poverty in the US… Not sure you’re from there! But Hey Ho!!

    • @thepanther543
      @thepanther543 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Why don't they just make a country for the LGBTQ fly them their and Obama Pamala and Biden can go visit and leave Africa alone.

  • @livelystones7773
    @livelystones7773 Před rokem +43

    100% true. Eating fruit in Africa is like tasting manna from heaven in comparison to the the fruits in the UK that are just ‘tasteless blocks on fibrous mass’. I think here he’s also talking about trade agreements which prevent African countries from exporting their products globally because there should be no reason why we all can’t enjoy these tasty Ugandan fruits. If we can get avocados from Mexico, they why not Ugandan pineapples (and everything else)

    • @alleadmin3294
      @alleadmin3294 Před rokem +2

      Really simple answer to this. Africa does not have the technology or infrastructure to pick, pack and transport the fruits to Europe without them spoiling.

    • @andrewalves92
      @andrewalves92 Před rokem

      I know what you mean...the avocados where I'm from in Madeira which is a small Portuguese island they are massive. My grandma has trees at home full of them and fruits etc..the fruits are have a more vibrant colour inside than here in the UK. That's why I'll return home God willing and heal...the thing with the pineapple lool he is right...but I'm curious because if he got Tesco pineapples probably should have left it a few days to ripen 🤣 I'm not comparing the taste at all but it makes its more tolerable because a lot of stuff here is like that..they need to ripen at home...I guess they need to meet demand..

  • @ladiesgents8821
    @ladiesgents8821 Před rokem +660

    He is 100000000000% correct. When I visit Tanzania my body comes alive from the food. In America I feel like I'm dying a slow death from the food

    • @dell9750
      @dell9750 Před rokem +16

      you're 100000000000% correct

    • @Eugene_Connor
      @Eugene_Connor Před rokem +4

      Yet life expectancy in the US is about 10 years longer than in Tanzania.

    • @marymcnamara447
      @marymcnamara447 Před rokem

      @@Eugene_Connor that's because everyone in America uses drugs to keep them alive. If Americans didn't have a drug for every symptom I doubt we would have a longer life expectancy.

    • @DrBananaMr
      @DrBananaMr Před rokem +46

      @@Eugene_Connor eugene, that’s not because of the food quality, America has a healthcare system light years ahead of Tanzania yet Tanzanians only live 10 years less? Now imagine if Tanzania had the same medical facilities, access to medicine, poverty rates and average quality of life as America and you’d see that Tanzanians would live much much longer,
      Food for thought

    • @Marcopolo-bm9hz
      @Marcopolo-bm9hz Před rokem +15

      You absolutelly right,we all dying of poison here!

  • @young10again
    @young10again Před rokem +695

    I wouldn't be surprised if all the fruits in the UK & US were made in a lab...

    • @gusmotorsports
      @gusmotorsports Před rokem +57

      They are made in a lab.

    • @Crown_Of_Kings
      @Crown_Of_Kings Před rokem +18

      @@gusmotorsports You beat me to this comment

    • @Tlowd2
      @Tlowd2 Před rokem +28

      Almost everything in the US is 😭

    • @97Ahuatzi99
      @97Ahuatzi99 Před rokem +27

      They get sprayed with chemicals to keep insects and other animals away and off them, they keep getting genetically modified, the fertilizer they use are chemicals too. The only way to get real organic is to grow your own but being extra diligent on your soil, fertalizer etc. or paying top dollar for organic fruits in local farmers markets if you have any around you

    • @africaisking7817
      @africaisking7817 Před rokem +36

      No doubt ! Especially America with Bill Gates walking around over there 😂

  • @thefactisfactis
    @thefactisfactis Před rokem +100

    This is 100% true. I was in Mexico for a year, the fruit was very good, then went to the US, which was the worst I've ever eaten. I'm now in the UK, the fruit is absolutely rubbish, before that 10 years in Asia, 7 in Cambodia where the fruits still taste like fruits. If you don't travel, you will NEVER know the truth over the lies told to you by those who don't even care about you.

    • @relacionar111
      @relacionar111 Před rokem +3

      Mexico is part of Nortamerica so it is almost or the same as U.S.A. in terms of foods.

    • @josephatherley86
      @josephatherley86 Před rokem +3

      This is absolutely true.

    • @issawalters61
      @issawalters61 Před rokem +1

      Bro connect me too, i wana be like u, moving across boarders, nway greetings from Uganda

    • @ricardomarin487
      @ricardomarin487 Před rokem

      @@relacionar111 dont compare us with mexico lol usa hates brown people

    • @olivervandebeer7492
      @olivervandebeer7492 Před rokem

      The US sprayed chemicals and dropped gasoline bombs all over that area.. Wouldn't surprise me that many will have cancer and die.

  • @berachtdorian6191
    @berachtdorian6191 Před rokem +45

    I am an American and I have never been able to stomach American fruits. This makes me feel like I have been right all along.

    • @issawalters61
      @issawalters61 Před rokem

      You are parochial and choiceless come to Africa, u won't go back to America due to the sweetness of our foods and ladies

  • @beverlywhite5438
    @beverlywhite5438 Před rokem +580

    I'm 54 years old now but food when I was 8 and 9 years tasted so much better. Strawberries 🍓 and watermelon 🍉 were sweeter.

    • @reginaldwest9755
      @reginaldwest9755 Před rokem +21

      Absolutely!!!

    • @cheritamccarthy6364
      @cheritamccarthy6364 Před rokem +26

      Yes it’s very disappointing to not enjoy fruits and vegetables you use to eat years ago

    • @sheenabecerra6397
      @sheenabecerra6397 Před rokem +19

      This is so true, I tell my kids this all the time

    • @andrealomax9044
      @andrealomax9044 Před rokem +20

      I'm the same age and I remember that about the food as well.

    • @FRACTALSLY
      @FRACTALSLY Před rokem +2

      i am about the same age and have traveled the world many times over, and every place where they sell bill gates products have terrible fruits. it started with that seedless watermelon idea, now it is evrywhere and nearly all the fruits are treated with his poisons. glyphosate for example (roundup)
      that is why i have an organic farm for my family. stay safe all

  • @rudedude8794
    @rudedude8794 Před rokem +174

    I'm in the UK, he has a very strong point, I've noticed a dramatic change in the flavours of fruits and vegetables, eggs, milk etc from previous years it certainly has a more chemical taste and strange consistency, it frustrates me. Even the tap water is no longer palatable, I have gone to lengths to install a water filter which makes it tolerable. We certainly are living in a battery society.

    • @lorrainecouch348
      @lorrainecouch348 Před rokem +3

      It isn't milk, cheese, butter, bla.
      We are probably eating the rainforests... because they can't seem to chop enough of it down.
      "Sawdust makes the best gluten free bread because sawdust is gluten free"
      QUORA

    • @dannyboywhaa3146
      @dannyboywhaa3146 Před rokem +6

      Yes, profit and efficiency at the expense of everything else... we’re all like little worker ants, working away towards our own demise... a battery society - yes, great term for it! We’re just like those chickens...

    • @alleadmin3294
      @alleadmin3294 Před rokem

      Go home then?

    • @gozitan5
      @gozitan5 Před rokem

      I agree.

    • @stewiegriffin5557
      @stewiegriffin5557 Před rokem

      ​@@lorrainecouch348 MCDONALD'S was proven to use sawdust as a meat filler.

  • @markrussell2233
    @markrussell2233 Před rokem +67

    A couple of years back here in the UK I had in my cupboards a bag of Tesco bought potatoes that had "seen better days "and most people would of put them in the bin!
    Instead I planted them in the back garden and grew more from them.
    Cutting a long story, the difference in taste was jaw dropping and no doubt they were much higher in vitamins minerals,far superior in every way.
    They were delicious and this clearly demonstrates that here in the UK the shop bought foods especially processed are more or less toxic.
    They will not harm you straight away, but long term they will at least make you ill.
    "You Are What You Eat"

    • @garyk1334
      @garyk1334 Před rokem +7

      I'm uk & a few years ago had a gf that grew her own veg , I was literally amazed & blown away by how good they tasted compared to the bland supermarket veg that I always assumed was normal . Sadly we're no longer together & I miss those days now . I feel inspired to hunt down some organic farm veg now , I know you can get a regular home delivery

    • @greatbriton8425
      @greatbriton8425 Před 7 měsíci

      @@garyk1334 I was reading your comment with great interest until I read "Sadly we're no longer together & I miss those days now . I feel inspired to hunt down" and I just thought STOP! But luckily you weren't talking about her lol.

  • @zebnoormohamed3949
    @zebnoormohamed3949 Před rokem +15

    Fruit is picked in S. America when still green and packed in trucks for shipping over to the U.S. It travels over ten thousand miles to our grocery stores. This is the reason fruit doesn’t taste like the delicious tree ripened fruit in the countries it grows in.

  • @TN-ie8kd
    @TN-ie8kd Před rokem +84

    About the pineapple ''I just took one slice and terminated the whole exercise at once'' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @ravinqueen77
    @ravinqueen77 Před rokem +113

    I’m from America and can say the fruits and vegetables do not taste the same as when I was a child. The food has changed drastically in the last 30 years.

    • @Masterfard019
      @Masterfard019 Před rokem +13

      True drastically

    • @rejjjie_adu
      @rejjjie_adu Před rokem +5

      Same here in the uk...As the years have gone by I've noticed the change in taste, compared to when I was younger 👍🙏

    • @Mrgreen2558
      @Mrgreen2558 Před rokem +5

      They did by porpurse to for self greedy

    • @dutch9238
      @dutch9238 Před rokem

      Satan's plan

    • @kareng4294
      @kareng4294 Před rokem

      So true! I was making fajitas the other day and while cutting peppers I sampled some...just terrible, very flavorless. There was no enjoyment like there used to be. 😢
      Pretty, vibrant red, but no flavor.

  • @GypsyGirl317
    @GypsyGirl317 Před rokem +44

    I'm from New Zealand 🇳🇿 and in 2018 I spent one month in Uganda 🇺🇬 staying with local friends.
    The food is the best I ever ate! ❤️ 😍 🌿
    I was still recovering from stage 4 cancer at the time, and I became more healthy as a result of staying in Uganda 🇺🇬 for one month and Kenya 🇰🇪 for one month.
    I still miss that fantastic food!

    • @tumwinecollins7657
      @tumwinecollins7657 Před rokem +2

      There should be a possibility to import some foods that exactly natural to Europe.
      In fact, we should learn living and working together so that we can all be able to survive.

    • @Katarina23
      @Katarina23 Před rokem +4

      If i were you, i would have stayed until i am cured

    • @ekulujoseph4489
      @ekulujoseph4489 Před rokem +3

      Keep visiting Uganda

    • @thomasranjit7781
      @thomasranjit7781 Před rokem +1

      Did you get corona jab?

    • @olivervandebeer7492
      @olivervandebeer7492 Před rokem

      You must have some cats, bats, or dogs around to eat.

  • @colinchapman7300
    @colinchapman7300 Před rokem +2

    Years ago you could smell the fruit on a market stall from a hundred yards. You can’t smell anything when you walk into a supermarket.

  • @afiainafrica3871
    @afiainafrica3871 Před rokem +325

    He’s definitely on to something. I am deathly allergic to pineapples in the U.S. but I can eat then all day in Africa without any issues.

    • @keng4560
      @keng4560 Před rokem

      Hello I'm Nana Yaw from Ghana and I am into exporting local palm oil to the diaspora reach out if interested thanks. Patronize African shops

    • @letsdoit-111
      @letsdoit-111 Před rokem

      You are being poisoned in the US that's why.

    • @shekwaga
      @shekwaga Před rokem +11

      Wow

    • @nesq4104
      @nesq4104 Před rokem +20

      Horribly allergic to most fruits in nyc. Go to carribean can eat all. Got to a point where I had few food choices left. They said it was my DNA. All lies

    • @mrsc0808
      @mrsc0808 Před rokem +7

      I am allergic to pineapple as well never been to Africa but when I do, I’ll try it there

  • @gusmotorsports
    @gusmotorsports Před rokem +519

    Fruit requirements in the West.
    1. Color
    2. Resistance to bruising
    3. Grows quickly
    Notice taste is not a requirement

    • @keng4560
      @keng4560 Před rokem

      Hello I'm Nana Yaw from Ghana and I am into exporting local palm oil to the diaspora reach out if interested thanks. Patronize African shops

    • @MaatTehuti_Dr_Clark_PsyD
      @MaatTehuti_Dr_Clark_PsyD Před rokem +10

      🎯 when shopping for seeds here online, most descriptions never even mention taste, I only purchase organic heirloom where they go into great detail about the taste, color, texture and which types of recipes pair well or which are better for cooking versus drying. 😋

    • @thesaint5183
      @thesaint5183 Před rokem +12

      or vitamins...

    • @keng4560
      @keng4560 Před rokem +1

      @@MaatTehuti_Dr_Clark_PsyD Hello I'm Nana Yaw from Ghana and I am into exporting local palm oil and local products to the diaspora reach out if interested thanks. Patronize African shops

    • @poquitovibes9432
      @poquitovibes9432 Před rokem +28

      But you forgot the famous seedless in the west

  • @suzanneberger8202
    @suzanneberger8202 Před rokem +2

    Absolutely correct....Africa please remain pure and keep your good honest hardworking farmers....

  • @nedkelly8495
    @nedkelly8495 Před rokem +1

    That's a very insightful assessment of white west (europe+us+israhell+australia). Brilliant.
    (Frm NZ)

  • @paularobnett3891
    @paularobnett3891 Před rokem +501

    I am African American and I ALWAYS Use the Pineapple as the example when discussing the disgusting difference in the fruits here in the US and in the African countries I have visited! He is totally correct ! I ate a pineapple in Ivory Coast and it became my complete meal and I was BEYOND SATISFIED! I came back to the US, ate a pineapple and immediately tossed it into the trash just as the president. I was in Ivory Coast on a 4 month assignment and the fruit was one of the reason that I cried when I had to return home!

    • @rahyuha8558
      @rahyuha8558 Před rokem +11

      😂

    • @olushayotriumph
      @olushayotriumph Před rokem +14

      I'm surprised that everyone is talking about natural food. The president speaks in adage, yet the message is very clear to those who can discern. This is what he meant:
      *“You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles?*
      - Mt 7:16

    • @vidascupcakes
      @vidascupcakes Před rokem +3

      @@olushayotriumph True, Jesus and Thor were black.

    • @fastingislife3766
      @fastingislife3766 Před rokem

      They SMELL 👃 compared to USA fruits…no smell at all 🤣🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @sarabeever4582
      @sarabeever4582 Před rokem +1

      Africa should NOT import any foods, fruits, or any thing else from the West or UK, because they both lie, and should NEVER... EVER be trusted, because they are wicked LIERS. 🤮🤮🤮🤮

  • @sabbob574
    @sabbob574 Před rokem +112

    This very true I live in UK and from EA. Not only pinaples even Mangoes, carrot pear all tast different. They look good but tast horrible.

    • @cheritamccarthy6364
      @cheritamccarthy6364 Před rokem +12

      I agree 😩

    • @Masterfard019
      @Masterfard019 Před rokem +6

      Yes

    • @AndyB677Aegyptus
      @AndyB677Aegyptus Před rokem +8

      Forgot to mention the shocking price of pineapples and mangoes. They are quite expensive in UK.

    • @Mrgreen2558
      @Mrgreen2558 Před rokem +4

      Because of the chemical add in the fruit

    • @bj1959
      @bj1959 Před rokem +4

      Sleeping Beauty is not the only one biting the poison apple 🍎

  • @blacbella7561
    @blacbella7561 Před rokem +7

    I'm AA and when I travel to Africa one thing I notice was how different the fruits taste. I was so in love with the fresh veggies and fruits...and the air was also cleaner...I didn't have many headaches and my cough was nonexistent.

  • @-Zagros
    @-Zagros Před rokem +4

    this is 100% true, it's like that in the Middle East too, here in Norway the fruit and vegetables smell minimal but in the Middle East you can smell fruit and vegetables from a distance, I think the fruit and vegetables are just as good in Africa as in the Middle East. I hope I get to visit Africa during this year

  • @prideofjudah5767
    @prideofjudah5767 Před rokem +101

    I remember eating fragrant, sweet peaches as a child. The skin was like soft suede, juice dripping off your elbows!! The center was red-burgundy, a taste explosion! Now, I REFUSE. I CAN"T. I don't know what the heck it is they are trying to pass off as peaches. I understand why young folks prefer fries and ketchup. Real fruits and vegetables no longer have flavor or nutrients. We have generations of family who don't know what fruits and vegetables should taste like and therefore, shun healthier options. Sad.

    • @nesq4104
      @nesq4104 Před rokem +9

      Yes. Peaches were delicious. Then I became horribly allergic

    • @jimkidimbu4037
      @jimkidimbu4037 Před rokem +3

      All comments on this issues is on target, but you have tipped on one of the many WHAT THE????? Is it the doing to next generation. For even good food does a in lot of good the ones EXTERIOR and INTERIOR!

    • @deeafrica4782
      @deeafrica4782 Před rokem

      Now they want to the mRNA in the food. All by design t keep us sick.

    • @bbaalepius3787
      @bbaalepius3787 Před rokem +3

      Imagine a whole generation thinking fruits are extint... yet they are not.......

  • @CHAPPAJANVISION
    @CHAPPAJANVISION Před rokem +313

    Stay natural my global African family.
    Never forget the food of the ancestors.

    • @tvs9978
      @tvs9978 Před rokem +1

      The food that gave them hypertension?

    • @stranggrl8375
      @stranggrl8375 Před rokem +7

      No the food the ancestors ate before chattel slavery and the middle passage.

    • @tvs9978
      @tvs9978 Před rokem +1

      @@stranggrl8375 yes, that is the food that gave them hypertension. You people live in a utopia

    • @tvs9978
      @tvs9978 Před rokem

      @@anthoniquesharon1828 did i say you did?

    • @teenahweenah2608
      @teenahweenah2608 Před rokem

      To be clear: White folks destroy everything.

  • @annavasilaraki6422
    @annavasilaraki6422 Před rokem +1

    What he has said is totaly true ! If you have grown fruits or vegtables you know nomatter were you are from !

  • @mablechapman6481
    @mablechapman6481 Před rokem +318

    You're right. I am an American citizen and I've been here all my life. Over the years the taste of the fruits aren't the same. Most fruits don't have seeds,which means that they're genetically engineered. I wish I could get some real fruits that has seeds as GOD ment for them to be.

    • @gatoslokosforever
      @gatoslokosforever Před rokem +26

      people say the original fruits are almost extinct, on purpose.

    • @Onyinye20ish
      @Onyinye20ish Před rokem +30

      Even the apples cannot be eaten the same, the skin just doesn’t go down my throat. It’s like this forever hard skin that’s hard to chew

    • @teenahweenah2608
      @teenahweenah2608 Před rokem +21

      I only eat watermelons with seeds. The watermelons without seeds have a rubbery type texture.

    • @keng4560
      @keng4560 Před rokem

      Hello I'm Nana Yaw from Ghana and I am into exporting local palm oil to the diaspora reach out if interested thanks. Patronize African shops

    • @keng4560
      @keng4560 Před rokem

      @@gatoslokosforever 😂😂😂 They've always spread wild lies about African Farming and its deforestation effects trust me it not like that if any race is animal friendly it we the Africans.
      The Gorillas are safe I just want to improve Organic food supply in the diaspora whiles solving my Country exportation problem 🙂

  • @mahammoudhandulleh8447
    @mahammoudhandulleh8447 Před rokem +168

    I once packed a 2 whole bags of 23 kilos each with naturally grown fruits from Africa to my son in Sweden. Ofcourse this was to prove to his friends that we have it better in Africa. Well everyone agreed with me 100%.

    • @futuretrunks9257
      @futuretrunks9257 Před rokem +2

      @@michaelsmyth7152 What???

    • @michaelsmyth7152
      @michaelsmyth7152 Před rokem +4

      @@futuretrunks9257
      is it illegal to bring unregistered food into the UK 🇬🇧

    • @alleadmin3294
      @alleadmin3294 Před rokem

      Go back to Africa?

    • @ironhell813
      @ironhell813 Před rokem +1

      Same in most western nations, due to the possibility of cross contamination most non sealed foodstuffs are seized at the border, you guys waste your energy and time bringing it.

    • @mxx369
      @mxx369 Před rokem +1

      Salaam brother
      I live in UK and I would like to buy from you could we arrange something?

  • @williammcintyre8570
    @williammcintyre8570 Před rokem

    Thanks for your great words of truth.
    God Bless You

  • @thepassionofgodshousetpgh8763

    Not only fruits … even food as well

  • @lexwil1689
    @lexwil1689 Před rokem +42

    He is right

  • @badweather4917
    @badweather4917 Před rokem +202

    I remember the taste of fruits and vegetables from my youth in Jamaica, and when I tell people that the food here in Canada isn't right they look at me like I'm crazy. Something isn't right with anything I eat nowadays and I don't know where to get actual food.🙁🙁, my body feels the difference.

    • @rickdurro1091
      @rickdurro1091 Před rokem +7

      Yes fruits in Jamaica are so tasty and sweet a couple of days in Jamaica and you are full of energy you feel alive more happy and healthy

    • @KitKat-sl5mp
      @KitKat-sl5mp Před rokem +5

      We got so called biostores here in Germany that only sell organic food. Unfortunately often too expensive to buy but we got to try to feed our bodies with foods, not chemicals or graphene that's put in everything for tracking purposes

    • @soiledskin
      @soiledskin Před rokem +2

      So true!!

    • @ellehan3003
      @ellehan3003 Před rokem +10

      I'm from the UK. I'm 34. And both me and my family say that our fruit is tasteless. It didn't seem like this year's ago. Fruit used to taste exquisite. Not now. We bought some fruit from a really expensive place recently and it tasted like it should. We got dates, apples and strawberries. They were lovely. But in general I don't see the point. Chocolate is rubbish too. And everything is smaller. What are they feeding us?

    • @erinjoy5625
      @erinjoy5625 Před rokem +1

      I am Canadian, went to Dominican years ago, I remember then specifically telling us, if u eat anything that comes from he ground here, be safe. U will prob get sick because u are not use to this (which I took as actually pure natural food) anyway, long story short ALL THR FOOD TASTED DIFFERENT. I KNEW RIGHT AWAY WE KNEW NOTHING ABOUT WHAT REAL FOOD WAS SUPOSED TO BE, AND WE ALSO GOT SICK. And I dnt believe it was "food poisoning " or wtvr they wanna say. I believe our bodies literly do not knw how to even process real pure food anymore. We're so use to all the crap they do to our "food"

  • @powerzx
    @powerzx Před rokem +2

    There are many reasons for this. One of them is that all the fruits and vegetables exported to other countries are not ripe. That is the main reason, why they are hard, have different taste and are sour, but not sweet.

  • @NatsGreaterReset
    @NatsGreaterReset Před rokem +175

    He is absolutely 100% correct! I live in Canada, my parents are originally from Uganda and the Philippines. Whenever I go over there I feel like the healthiest version of myself eating the freshest fruits. With all the poisonous fertilizers and low-cost production techniques they use in North America, there are certain fruits i will not eat unless I'm in the tropics.

    • @gluecksdrache2054
      @gluecksdrache2054 Před rokem +1

      President Museveni is one of the honest politicians. 👍 If you have a look on the millions of compensation Monsanto had to pay.... *This is enough evidence for me that he is 100 % correct*

    • @SpiritsAndDemons
      @SpiritsAndDemons Před rokem +1

      Same. Living in the Niagara Region Ontario Canada. Our fruits taste horrible. The quality is also bad.

    • @frankbalibundi1962
      @frankbalibundi1962 Před rokem

      A killer and a thief the past 38 years in Uganda !

    • @felix4321ful
      @felix4321ful Před rokem +1

      I bought some mangoes from Walmart on Friday. I love mangoes but what I tasted when I bit into the fruit wasn't the taste I remember. I'm from Nigeria now living in Edmonton, AB.

    • @thatissoquebecishh2134
      @thatissoquebecishh2134 Před 8 měsíci

      Exactly! An apple or banana will but a PINEAPPLE? A MANGO?

  • @piasafaris1233
    @piasafaris1233 Před rokem +40

    100/ true You have organic and fresh food in Africa pls keep it that way

  • @felix4321ful
    @felix4321ful Před rokem +1

    Listen!! He's not LYING! THIS IS SO TRUE.
    I live in Canada now but I'm from Nigeria. The fruits here are very hard and the smell like antiseptic taste. I used to love mango but ever since I tasted the mangoes I bought from Superstore Canada, I never ever want to eat a mango ever again. Even the bananas tasted like Dettol soap.

  • @LifeWaytv4287
    @LifeWaytv4287 Před rokem

    ‼️🎇🔥💥💝🇰🇪 This is our man, fearless, no-nonsense, visionary, pro-business!

  • @thekarenator840
    @thekarenator840 Před rokem +227

    At this point, I just pray over my food because we just never know what’s in our grocery stores.

    • @ancientofdays9737
      @ancientofdays9737 Před rokem +5

      🤣😂😶☠️

    • @Onyinye20ish
      @Onyinye20ish Před rokem +14

      You know… it’s poisonous foods but keep praying

    • @WeAreTrueAfrican
      @WeAreTrueAfrican Před rokem +8

      Keep praying and don’t stop eating it, prayer wouldn’t save you

    • @tmone13
      @tmone13 Před rokem +10

      If u kno ur consuming unsafe food u can pray all u want, that's why the creator gave u common sense if u kno its bad don't eat it,

    • @terrymoore9467
      @terrymoore9467 Před rokem +7

      Start growing your own

  • @Onyinye20ish
    @Onyinye20ish Před rokem +92

    Yes, our pineapples in Nigeria are much sweeter (naturally) then in the U.S that even cuts my mouth. We can’t bring fruits and meats to the U.S not due to what they say we can’t, but because if we bring the real fruit, we may grow it their and mess up their plans. The U.S with all these seedless fruits and people eats it believing they are eating healthy, well 😂

    • @justinamusyoka4986
      @justinamusyoka4986 Před rokem +5

      Even the smell is different.

    • @randychris2249
      @randychris2249 Před rokem +2

      No try am. Benin Republic na king of 🍍 🇧🇯

    • @tranquilshorestravelagency9641
      @tranquilshorestravelagency9641 Před rokem +3

      Absolutely, American farmers have to purchase seeds from the United States government in order to sell the fruits.

    • @swatteam2002
      @swatteam2002 Před rokem +4

      people in the US are so much ignorant about whats happeneing around them

    • @duncanmacleod7287
      @duncanmacleod7287 Před rokem +7

      Seedless fruits, same here in Europe, these criminals want to have monopoly of food supply.

  • @jsansing932
    @jsansing932 Před rokem +1

    He is correct. I agree. We think someone is making us sick on purpose. In our water too.

  • @jojom6458
    @jojom6458 Před rokem +1

    Finally someone spoke up!!

  • @donnathomas9111
    @donnathomas9111 Před rokem +25

    I am from the Caribbean and the fruits here taste great.

  • @elhaanegeh2019
    @elhaanegeh2019 Před rokem +17

    Museveni, Museveni. What an honest man! Nothing beats African fruits.

  • @kneaddeephealing1986
    @kneaddeephealing1986 Před rokem +2

    When I went to Tanzania the mango tasted way different. So did all the fruits. I’ll never forget this.

  • @nagrajn
    @nagrajn Před rokem +1

    I do appreciate the daring highlighting President Museveni Tells Western Leaders Their Fruits Have a Suspicious Ammonia! We do need to feel proud to be eating organic fruits!

  • @blackwinter1552
    @blackwinter1552 Před rokem +89

    My great-grandmother said the fruit and eggs don't taste like they did when she was growing up. I can no longer eat bananas because of all the chemicals the government puts in them.

    • @Crown_Of_Kings
      @Crown_Of_Kings Před rokem +10

      and no seeds either

    • @ReinaAfricana
      @ReinaAfricana Před rokem +8

      Me too I can't eat bananas here in the U.S

    • @gatoslokosforever
      @gatoslokosforever Před rokem +13

      I am only 40 and I've seen a lot of things went from food to plastic, like parmesan cheese, philadelphia cheese, ice creams, most cheese brands are also adding cellulose, youghurt, chocolate, sodas, etc.. they all changed their ingredients to make them more artificial

    • @f.9603
      @f.9603 Před rokem +3

      Get organic

  • @feet0013
    @feet0013 Před rokem +5

    Do not accept food coming from the US or any European country into any part
    of Africa or the Caribbean! In the late 1990's I was hospitalized because I
    ate fruits from Fiesta Supermarket in Houston, Texas without peeling them.
    I knew that even the non- GMO fruit were sprayed with pesticides, herbicides and food grade wax so they would have a longer shelf life. A longer shelf life means more profit to the corporations. You would have to scrub the food grade wax from the fruit and vegetables with an abrasive cleanser and water so you could safely eat them. I did that for a while and then stopped. I started to rinse with plain water, towel dry and eat. I got lazy and paid the price by getting very sick, and in the process I got stuck with a with a large hospital bill. Early on, I was spitting up greenish-brown sputum and had no energy to do much of anything. It was a struggle just to sit on the side of the bed, which is where I remained from sun up to sundown. Previous to that experience, I was a healthy vegetarian that ran 2 or 3 miles almost everyday! My then flat 6-pack stomach got bloated very quickly because I ingested lots of toxins!

  • @ruthjonestitus-sb3jn
    @ruthjonestitus-sb3jn Před rokem +1

    I'm from south Africa ..many of us here grow our own vegetables or fruits..many people don't know this ..I hope they will.

  • @henrybogere6223
    @henrybogere6223 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Hello I like your clips and I confirm emphatically that what the President is saying is true. I'm Ugandan living in the UK, London in particular but I feed on local food stuffs from Africa and particularly Ugandan food and fruits. The beans, cereals, even milk doesn't taste the same as the ones in Africa. Apples I go for "pink lady" from South Africa. Chicken or fish, is worse because it's commercialised, it's about profits and not your health!! I 'very been in London for 23 years, it's time to come home and enjoy good climate, people and good food!!😂

  • @tsholofelotshwenyane1602
    @tsholofelotshwenyane1602 Před rokem +32

    I hear a lot of Black Americans who come to South Africa say that once they eat South African food and fruits they find it difficult to eat them back in the US and that includes meat.

  • @citizencoy4393
    @citizencoy4393 Před rokem +101

    As a southern country girl I noticed the change in the food immediately when it happened in the early 2000s. Ppl would look at me crazy as they still do today when I tell them the food and water is off!!! All of the fruit taste like cantaloupe, all the water makes u extra thirsty, and all the meat is literally rotten if not processed. It’s hard to eat. I get by mostly on smoothies or simply starve.

    • @sarahMuahahaha
      @sarahMuahahaha Před rokem +6

      I'm 37 and have said this for years... people think I'm nuts too. I barely eat fruit now

    • @swatteam2002
      @swatteam2002 Před rokem +10

      For me, I started feeling the difference in late 2009 ,,and about the water making you thirsty thats so damn true ! same here!

    • @user-bg2oi4bz3p
      @user-bg2oi4bz3p Před rokem +1

      Peaches and nectarines are the worst. They have tasted like cardboard for decades.

    • @vaccinefraud5570
      @vaccinefraud5570 Před rokem +1

      The year 2000 is when every farmer around me in Illinois switched to using Roundup and Roundup-Ready crops.

  • @beverlybalius9303
    @beverlybalius9303 Před rokem +1

    I am a retired Ships cook,,,the fruits and vegetables that we got in Africa were the best.

  • @robertyelbeck1341
    @robertyelbeck1341 Před rokem

    He is 100% right and l commend him for choosing the perfect platform to talk about unfair trade.

  • @romamiller478
    @romamiller478 Před rokem +34

    I’m in America and decided to grow something broccoli. I never knew this veggie had a sweet taste, my grands were picking it and eating it raw. Everyone wanted more when I streamed it slightly. Grew it totally natural, not a drop of chemicals.

  • @LittleWhiteDog
    @LittleWhiteDog Před rokem +5

    Much respect for that man finally someone gets it , our fruit hasn’t always tasted so bad they’ve done something to our soil or something because our food is flavorless.
    Anyways he’s totally correct and I wish it wasn’t so .

  • @berechianyanwu1154
    @berechianyanwu1154 Před rokem +22

    Africans are blessed people. .... their lands and foods inclusive.👍👍

  • @michiecarter7806
    @michiecarter7806 Před rokem

    Thank you sir, We know this all along. Wicked demons!!!

  • @ismaciilcabdillahiyuusuf2650

    The World with peace, unity and love,, watching from berbera somaliland rep,,

  • @pamgraham7867
    @pamgraham7867 Před rokem +58

    There is some truth to what he has said, The best-tasting grapes I have ever eaten from the supermarket in Canada were grown in South Africa.

    • @Nick-jl4eh
      @Nick-jl4eh Před rokem

      and they are the most expensive for sure im from Etobicoke area

    • @fredkaijuka7717
      @fredkaijuka7717 Před rokem +9

      And for ur own information at African standards those from south Africa taste horrible as compared to those in th rest of the continent.

    • @palesamogorosi8939
      @palesamogorosi8939 Před rokem +2

      Stop lying. South African fruits do not taste horrible.

    • @arifullahabba8682
      @arifullahabba8682 Před rokem +1

      @@palesamogorosi8939 my friend South African is like west Like U.S and U.K they’re gradually turning into something else and that’s not good

    • @thulanindlovu3832
      @thulanindlovu3832 Před rokem

      @@palesamogorosi8939 they do,that includes vegetables,meat,etc....if you eat vegetables,fruits and meat from Botswana,Zimbabwe,Swaziland and Zambia you will enjoy the natural taste of fruits,vegetables,meat and etc...

  • @cozycollins5642
    @cozycollins5642 Před rokem +24

    So true, when visited Ethiopia the fruits were so sweet ! Everything taste better I came back to US healthier than I have ever been. Need to return soon.

  • @fredericksarkodie5658
    @fredericksarkodie5658 Před rokem +1

    THE TRUTH ALWAYS HURTS IN THIS 🌍 .

  • @mariam6822
    @mariam6822 Před rokem +2

    In the West here, mangoes and berries will be ignored by insects.....my 4 yrs old said, if the flies don't wat it, how come people eat it?

  • @Raven1180
    @Raven1180 Před rokem +13

    I love our people. He's right. Love you Sis keep giving us the wonderful news for our people

  • @dawitarshak3730
    @dawitarshak3730 Před rokem +56

    Good on him to speak openly, it’s true, I live in NZ and I traveled to Australia,US Euro and the fruits, egg and meet look clean and nice but the taste is not the same as I use to have and still in Ethiopia. Their products nice for photo for advertisement and ours is for test and health benefits. May God bless Africa and keep her from the western genetic modification and chemical components. In reality we Africans are taking all this s..t as modernisation and the shops become full of processed and packed food.

    • @teenahweenah2608
      @teenahweenah2608 Před rokem

      AFRICA must kick them out of the continent.

    • @annegikonyo7158
      @annegikonyo7158 Před rokem +1

      Kenya has agreed to restore GMO Maize & make it illegal to share traditional seeds. SHARE!

    • @annegikonyo7158
      @annegikonyo7158 Před rokem

      Japan has the sweetest grapes, melons & mangoes kobe beef (US$50/ ounce), . They baby plants, play music & massage cows Work ethic is on another level, if you try to tip that is an insult! They sell 'IN' the country, most not exported

  • @AnnaYAH5315
    @AnnaYAH5315 Před rokem +1

    He speaks truth!

  • @JohnDoe-hr4xj
    @JohnDoe-hr4xj Před rokem

    The U.N. Was very grateful for this info.

  • @benjaminzion8712
    @benjaminzion8712 Před rokem +5

    It's not just the pineapple, is everything.
    The white man tampers with everything he gets his hand on.
    The food the water, the air, the Earth, the animals and the people...

  • @Peaceandrespect1639
    @Peaceandrespect1639 Před rokem +13

    "Talk that talk, Mr. President .🙏"

  • @carlaawakehenry8841
    @carlaawakehenry8841 Před rokem +1

    I was born in the uk and I have family that come from USA, Caribbean and friends from different countries and from different countries in Africa. the And friends from countries in Africa and America,soo I know what ripe fruits fruit taste like especially as especially as a little girl. This gentleman is💯❤ Right. The fruits in e uk Over the years a s I grew up , Have Become harder and harder then , it's Ridiculous😮 and I want to know who they think they're trying to Fool with this tasteless fruit.?😢l

  • @zdravkoleski2375
    @zdravkoleski2375 Před rokem +2

    We grow our own vegetables fruits 100 times tastes better than that garbage from the shops!

  • @zimamassagetherapy7090
    @zimamassagetherapy7090 Před rokem +55

    Yes, I’m from the US and when I was in Sierra Leone in 2021 I ate the fruit while there. Many people bought me gifts of pineapples, and the pineapples were amazing. They taste like they were dipped in sweet sugar. It is true it taste so much better than the US pineapples. I am a witness. It was also nice to have lines picked directly from the tree with nothing but seeds in them. The way God intended fruit to be I have to purposely go to different stores to look for fruit with seeds! This whole GMO, and messing with natural things is wickedness it’s so wicked I can’t wait to return to Africa

    • @ekulujoseph4489
      @ekulujoseph4489 Před rokem

      Come to Uganda and enjoy

    • @mrsmarple2655
      @mrsmarple2655 Před rokem

      ​@@ekulujoseph4489 I would love to come and see Uganda 🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🌷🌷🌷

    • @ekulujoseph4489
      @ekulujoseph4489 Před rokem

      @@mrsmarple2655 You are highly welcome madam marple. We are such friendly country and socialize easily with everyone

    • @ekulujoseph4489
      @ekulujoseph4489 Před rokem

      @@mrsmarple2655 come to see the source of the river Nile and gorillas plus many more wildlife eg hippopotamus

    • @ekulujoseph4489
      @ekulujoseph4489 Před rokem

      @@mrsmarple2655 also lions, elephants, giraffes, Zebras, leopards etc

  • @alfredstreete128
    @alfredstreete128 Před rokem +5

    If what he said is taken much more seriously.
    The medical expenses in Many countries would drop significantly and life expectancy would increase in the process.
    He is 100% right with what he is saying.

    • @highcube25
      @highcube25 Před rokem

      The countries with very low life expectancy in the world are all African black countries.
      Even in the United States, the race with the lowest life expectancy is black.🤔

    • @TheCeciD
      @TheCeciD Před rokem

      I always thought food was the issue honestly, for health and even “genetic” diseases passed on to children. So many kids being born with mental and physical disabilities and seems it couldn’t be related to all these chemicals used in foods and drinks basically made in labs 😪

    • @alfredstreete128
      @alfredstreete128 Před rokem

      @@TheCeciD
      You got that 💯% right

  • @100viadoraiz3
    @100viadoraiz3 Před rokem

    I am from Europe and I lived in Brazil and Africa. He is right.

  • @spiritjourney7150
    @spiritjourney7150 Před rokem

    Thank you!

  • @able76
    @able76 Před rokem +14

    Much respect Mr President 👍👍👍

  • @sl_ii_mmd8503
    @sl_ii_mmd8503 Před rokem +18

    Yea the fruits here tend to give you the opposite effects than you expect.

  • @jakezo369
    @jakezo369 Před rokem

    Probably only political leader that speaks the truth.👏👏👏

  • @buildup4146
    @buildup4146 Před rokem +1

    A number of family and friends of mine who are gluten intolerant or celiac, went to Brazil - and lo and behold - could eat all of the bread, pasta, and wheat products without issue.

  • @edwardlandersonlll9096
    @edwardlandersonlll9096 Před rokem +10

    I think in the west they use and grow GMO!

    • @brandmoney
      @brandmoney Před rokem +1

      Just Google it. It's been in effect for DECADES.
      Also Google CODEX

  • @AyeTaeX
    @AyeTaeX Před rokem +6

    Eye live in Tanzania from the states & leme tell yu these pineapples 🍍 in TZ is unmatched , they are the best ❗️

  • @torilllundborn7899
    @torilllundborn7899 Před rokem +1

    A norwegian missionaire who had been in service for over 20 years in African coutries said that Africa could feed the WHOLE world..must be a rich Soil..

  • @martinbennett9578
    @martinbennett9578 Před rokem

    Subscribed. Thankyou.

  • @jazzy8228
    @jazzy8228 Před rokem +7

    This is true our food is no good here US

  • @HisTrophyWyfe
    @HisTrophyWyfe Před rokem +21

    I noticed this in the 90's when I would go back to Panama the food was so pure and back home in California the fruits have no flavor.

  • @tonysmith131
    @tonysmith131 Před rokem

    Absolutely correct, my brother🙏🏼🙏🏼🇯🇲🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👏👏🇻🇨🇻🇨🇧🇧🇧🇧🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🏾🙏

  • @namazzijane499
    @namazzijane499 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Our fruits in Uganda 🇺🇬 are the best 👌 in the world 🌎

  • @wilbertmuwonge4397
    @wilbertmuwonge4397 Před rokem +21

    I was once a TAXI DRIVER & TOUR GUIDE here in UGANDA. Most of MY WESTERN CLIENTS never forgot to EAT & sometimes PACK our DELICIOUS PINEAPPLES specifically. 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

  • @lavoisier2815
    @lavoisier2815 Před rokem +32

    I have noticed that most of the fruits in the stores today taste different.

    • @lavoisier2815
      @lavoisier2815 Před rokem

      @Great Man The food that we are eating today is killing us. That's why Americans are the sickest People on the Planet They are Manufacturing Sickest.

    • @loisbullock3151
      @loisbullock3151 Před rokem +2

      Not just fruits m, almost everything does

  • @beverlybalius9303
    @beverlybalius9303 Před rokem +1

    He is correct,,,, store bought hothouse fruits and vegetables are not good,,, i go to a Farmers market.

  • @pearls1626
    @pearls1626 Před rokem +1

    He is absolutely right.
    I was discussing the same subject with my sister.😂

  • @abeikukimani8565
    @abeikukimani8565 Před rokem +37

    In all honesty, what he's saying is very true... When you travel, you get to know that Africa is really blessed naturally

    • @deadsmoke198
      @deadsmoke198 Před rokem +1

      Africa is the last survivor from the Ancient World, it's flora and fauna should be cherished and protected.

    • @johnjohnnston3498
      @johnjohnnston3498 Před rokem

      It's because the system has been poisoned with chemicals on purpose through deceit for wealth and even more nefarious reasons in North America. We know the who's and how's but they have control of all positions needed to have to keep control. Just need more people to wake up to the brainwashing to push back in bigger numbers.

  • @RichardJuukovsky
    @RichardJuukovsky Před rokem +77

    This very true. Whenever I visit Uganda and return to the UK, I always feel stronger and healthier and people always remark that they can physically see this. It's not just the fruit that tastes so much better, but other food such as fish. I rarely want to eat fish when I am in any other Europe, but when in Uganda, fish tastes so nice I cannot get enough of it. But they have stalls for organic foods which taste much better, even if still not as good as what you get in Africa, only they charge so much for it it's mostly just the wealthy that can afford to buy it regularly. This ridiculous because Africa can grow enough organic food to feed the African continent and the world, but they prefer that a few oligarchs and billionaires get the profits rather than African nations because their chore aim is to keep African nations poor so they easier to exploit and they don't care if it means poisoning or negatively affecting the health of their people with chemicals as the rich with their ability to afford organic food are not so affected. It's so sad you have a so called 'elite' group that think and behave in this way, not only towards Africa, but towards their own people. Great stuff. Peace and love

    • @yemisitijani1218
      @yemisitijani1218 Před rokem +7

      Well said! Thanks.

    • @barbudo12
      @barbudo12 Před rokem

      It is not all rosy in Africa! In Ghana many of the rivers are bekng poisoned by greedy traditional chiefs who are in cahoots with Chinese gangsters. They dam up the waters, creating silt, pump thousands of litres of noxious chemicals in them in order to search for gold.
      Result? Many of thd rivers are dead. Many villagers are dying of hitherto-unknown cancers, the government onlh offers empty words,little real action.

    • @fioritekle1897
      @fioritekle1897 Před rokem +5

      Spot on!!

    • @alexs7671
      @alexs7671 Před rokem +1

      The "elite" do not have their own people. They disdain everyone apart from their own little cult.

    • @Katarina23
      @Katarina23 Před rokem

      What are you talking about? Clearly the ones who are easier to exploit are you westerners who have been convinced to accept every lie under the sun and to eat poisoned food and fruits. We just have corrupt leaders but the ppl are smart and dont accept nonsense.Whereas you have corrupt leaders as well as a clueless public who accept any rubbish that is mandated by their govt or advertised or propagated through fear. We would never trade places with you because you cant enjoy your wealth as you are all dying a slow death. We have a lot of poor people but notice how happy, strong and jovial they are.

  • @relax0180
    @relax0180 Před rokem +1

    Man's saddest day was the day the scientist entered the food industry!

  • @kathb1683
    @kathb1683 Před rokem

    Amen to that! Nothing like Organic foods and healthy soils and water!

  • @ChocolateMelanin
    @ChocolateMelanin Před rokem +37

    I grow my own fruits & vegetables.

  • @larrycalloway6229
    @larrycalloway6229 Před rokem +5

    I don’t blame them for being concerned, The history of those people, slavery, etc

  • @paulaperc5601
    @paulaperc5601 Před rokem +1

    Aaaawh, just watching this video gives such memories and makes want to go back again. I’ve told everyone how delicious the fruit and vegetables were. I ate pineapple and cut it with a plastic knife from the outside and ate everything but the stem literally! OMGness the TOMATOES… I want to cry, spectacular. It’s been years and I still long to go back every day 🤗

  • @mohammedaabdulsamed9025

    I've honestly realized what president Musaveni, was saying. It's perfectly the truth. God bless him.

  • @garrincha1758
    @garrincha1758 Před rokem +8

    OMG, facts, the fruits in America sucks😭😭 I miss good delicious fruits.