الدحيح - الحرب الاهلية الامريكية 1
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00:00What are they doing now?
00:01They are sitting still, they are not doing anything.
00:06What are they doing now?
00:08They are not doing anything.
00:09You asked me a few minutes ago, and I told you they are not doing anything.
00:11You ask me now, and I tell you they are not doing anything.
00:14You ask me another two years, and I tell you they are not doing anything.
00:17Believe me, I never understood what they want.
00:20I never understood what this war is about.
00:22Are you crazy or are you moving?
00:24You entered the war, and you don't know why you are fighting?
00:26I don't know, I was standing behind them.
00:29I don't know, I was standing behind them.
00:31And the commander was serving in front of them.
00:33I don't remember, but he was saying something about freedom.
00:36Something like that.
00:37Look, we are trying to free the slaves.
00:39Because an American citizen can't be a slave to another American citizen.
00:42Why?
00:43Tell me why.
00:44Do you want someone to tell you what to do and what not to do?
00:46You tell me what to do and what not to do.
00:48Because you are stupid, and you don't know how to take responsibility for yourself.
00:50And someone has to take advantage of you.
00:52I don't know, I feel like you are looking at me as a slave.
00:54Why are you philosophizing?
00:55I'm not philosophizing, but I feel like we need to be honest with ourselves.
00:58Before we look at the other side.
01:00In the end, we want democracy.
01:02I honestly want you to be quiet.
01:03What are they doing now?
01:04They are not doing anything.
01:05They are two people.
01:06One with a look like me, and one with an attitude like you.
01:08They are talking to each other, and they are not doing anything.
01:10Of course, they are dealing with each other in a good way.
01:12They are not talking to each other like you are talking to me.
01:14I'm serious.
01:15What am I doing to myself?
01:16I'm going to work in the battalion's kitchen and cook food for the battalion.
01:18Of course.
01:19You are going to the kitchen now, and you are choosing slavery.
01:21You are a contradictory person.
01:22But even the glasses are good.
01:24What are they thinking about the other side?
01:26I feel like I can be convinced by his words.
01:36Hello, dear viewers.
01:37Welcome to a new episode of Al-Dahriyah.
01:39On May 22, 1956, under the banner of the American Congress,
01:44Representative Charles Samaneth was sitting in his office after a violent session.
01:48He gave a very strong speech attacking slavery.
01:51In the speech, he said that slavery is one of the biggest sins on this earth,
01:55and he demanded that it be completely abolished in America.
01:58Charles, dear, after he said that, looked at him in the office.
02:01He saw a man named Preston Brooks in front of him.
02:03He was a deputy of South Carolina, and a supporter of slavery.
02:07Charles entered the room, and in his hand was his axe.
02:09Oh, Abu Ahmed, poor man.
02:11You are the poor man, dear.
02:12This man did like Rick Flair in wrestling.
02:14He looks like an old man, but he is angry.
02:16Brooks entered Charles, and he kept hitting his head with his axe.
02:20He hit him hard, and Charles lost his sight for a while.
02:24He couldn't see anything, and the other man was hitting him.
02:26Brooks didn't stop hitting him.
02:28He kept hitting him with his axe, until the axe broke.
02:32The axe broke, and he didn't stop.
02:34He kept hitting him with the axe handle,
02:37until Charles lost his sight completely.
02:40People in Congress kept trying to separate the man from the other man.
02:44But Brooks' friends prevented anyone from interfering.
02:47The story continued, until Brooks decided to stop and leave.
02:51He left his broken axe on the floor.
02:53He drowned in the blood of Charles Samner.
02:55He was taken to the hospital, and he was between life and death.
02:58The truth is, even though this is a clear and frank assault in the US Congress,
03:03and the weapon of the crime was left in its place,
03:05the Americans were different.
03:07They received this incident in two completely different ways.
03:09In the cities and states of North America,
03:11thousands of people took to the streets to support Samner,
03:14and demanded that Brooks be arrested and tried.
03:16Charles Samner's speech, which was full of harsh words against slavery,
03:19was broadcasted in the cities of North America,
03:21and more than a million copies were distributed.
03:23When we go to the South of the United States,
03:25we find that the situation is completely different.
03:27The Southern press treated Brooks as a hero,
03:29a trained traveler,
03:30and the citizens sent him thousands of sticks as a gift,
03:33instead of his broken ax in the face of slavery,
03:36with the sentence written on it,
03:37Hit him again!
03:38He's broken, and we'll get you another one.
03:40This incident, my dear,
03:41marked the beginning of the decline of the American Civil War.
03:44Five years after this incident,
03:46the Americans will kill each other mercilessly,
03:48and will meet in 10,000 locations.
03:503.5 million Americans will turn into soldiers carrying weapons,
03:53to kill who?
03:54Americans like them.
03:55Of these 3.5 million soldiers,
03:575 will die.
03:58620,000 people.
04:00About 2% of the population,
04:02and that's a very large number.
04:03America, my dear,
04:04in World War II,
04:05did not die in it.
04:06This number is from the Americans.
04:07The Americans will kill each other in mass murders.
04:09Entire cities will be wiped off the face of the earth.
04:11This war, my dear,
04:12despite its absurdity,
04:13will be the event that will establish
04:15the United States of America that we know.
04:17It is very difficult, my dear,
04:18to understand the presence of America now,
04:20unless we go back to the American Civil War.
04:23Let's start with the first question.
04:25Was America divided from the beginning?
04:27If we go back, my dear,
04:28to the moment of establishment in 1776,
04:30we will find that there are 13 states
04:32that will announce their separation from Britain.
04:34And these, my dear,
04:35will establish the United States of America.
04:37In a document known as the Declaration of Independence.
04:39The first sentence in this declaration
04:41says something very strange.
04:42It says,
04:43All men are created equal.
04:45All people were born equal.
04:47A beautiful scene,
04:48suitable as a happy ending
04:49for an American film about independence.
04:51A united people standing next to each other
04:53against a great colonizer.
04:54But the civil war that will arise
04:55after more than 85 years of establishment
04:57will actually have nothing to do
05:00with what was written in this declaration.
05:02Because, simply,
05:03all men in America
05:04were not equal in America at that time.
05:06Let me tell you,
05:07of every seven citizens,
05:08there was a citizen owned by another citizen.
05:10So, if there are seven of you sitting at a coffee shop,
05:12there is one of your friends.
05:13Of the 31 million Americans,
05:15there are 4 million slaves.
05:16They don't have any rights.
05:17They are sold like property.
05:19So, my dear,
05:20it doesn't matter much
05:21who sells the horses.
05:22The slaves were sometimes naked.
05:24And sometimes,
05:25you find them naked
05:26to show the customer
05:27that they are healthy.
05:28The slaves,
05:29you would find them
05:30sitting in wooden boxes.
05:31They don't stand the heat,
05:32or the cold,
05:33or the rain.
05:34Their bodies,
05:35exposed to all diseases,
05:36work 14 hours a day
05:37in agricultural lands.
05:38And if the moon was in the sky,
05:39and the night was bright,
05:40they work 18 hours a day.
05:41The slaves, my dear,
05:42were not recognized
05:43by their spouses
05:44or their families.
05:45So, it was very normal
05:46that if the owner of a slave's family
05:47got rich,
05:48he would leave the family.
05:49Like this paper,
05:50I have five slaves,
05:51a father, a mother, and children.
05:52I take a child from here,
05:53I take a mother from here,
05:54I take the daughter,
05:55I get to know her.
05:56It doesn't matter to us
05:57to be a family at all.
05:58The important thing is
05:59that they sell things.
06:00We spend half an hour now,
06:01and half an hour later,
06:02we are gone.
06:03So, my dear,
06:04the family completes its life
06:05without seeing each other again.
06:06The life of the slaves,
06:07because of their difficulties,
06:08lasts for 12 years.
06:09So, they are sold,
06:10and their life ends very quickly,
06:11either by illness or death.
06:12Let me surprise you
06:13and tell you that
06:14among every 100 American slaves,
06:15there are only four
06:16who reach the age of 60.
06:17I'm sorry, Abu Ahmed,
06:18for taking me.
06:19I mean, if you are trying
06:20to make me old
06:21because I didn't work in Rik,
06:22then, first of all,
06:23I don't have the money
06:24to work in Rik.
06:25Sanam, I'm Rik.
06:26What does this have to do
06:27with the American Civil War?
06:28What made the North and the South
06:29fight each other like this?
06:30The situation of the family,
06:31my dear,
06:32was mainly present
06:33in the South.
06:34The North, my dear,
06:35was about to end,
06:36and was almost
06:37at the same time
06:38that George Washington
06:39established America
06:40in 1776.
06:41But in the South,
06:42slavery remained
06:43continuous and stable.
06:44And this is simply, my dear,
06:45because the South
06:46is a huge farm.
06:47Its main crop
06:48is cotton,
06:49and cotton needs
06:50very hard labor.
06:51Cotton needs
06:52a great deal
06:53of manual labor.
06:54That's why, my dear,
06:55there are slaves
06:56as workers and helpers.
06:57As for the landowners
06:58who live in the South,
06:59there is no dispute
07:00about the issue.
07:01Slavery here
07:02is not a humanitarian issue.
07:03Slavery is a disaster,
07:04they say.
07:06But how can I get
07:07my slave's cotton?
07:08How can I work?
07:09Do I have to work
07:10by myself?
07:11Or, God forbid,
07:12do I have to give him
07:13his rights,
07:14pay his salaries,
07:15give him vacation,
07:16and work 7-8 hours a day?
07:17And then he says
07:18he wants a universal
07:19basic income?
07:20No, my dear.
07:21Up to this point,
07:22the sides of the conflict
07:23are clear.
07:24The North wants something,
07:25and the South wants something else.
07:26The problem, my dear,
07:27is that we are one state.
07:28The problem is that
07:29if we are one state,
07:30we can't run
07:31with two regimes.
07:32The difference is in the ball,
07:33not in the state,
07:34but in the fact that
07:35the North and the South
07:36work together
07:37to impose their system.
07:38In North America,
07:39there is a strong movement
07:40calling for the abolition
07:41of slavery in America.
07:42This movement
07:43stimulates the feeling
07:44that there is a part
07:45of America
07:46that has slaves
07:47who are subordinate
07:48to trade and religion.
07:49This movement
07:50will glorify figures
07:51like Harriet Tubman,
07:52nicknamed
07:53the slave Musa,
07:54because she was
07:55taking a huge step
07:56to expel slaves
07:57from the state of Maryland,
07:58from the South
07:59to the North.
08:00And other influential figures
08:01like Frederick Douglass,
08:02the former slave
08:03who wrote
08:04a big article
08:05against slavery.
08:06Here we see
08:07a large movement
08:08opposing slavery.
08:09Activists,
08:10intellectuals,
08:11and writers.
08:12We see people
08:13like Harriet Stone
08:14who wrote
08:15the novel
08:16Uncle Tom,
08:17which describes
08:18the suffering
08:19of Uncle Tom
08:20with slavery.
08:21Dear reader,
08:22more than a million copies
08:23will be printed
08:24from this novel.
08:25The novel
08:26will gain a lot of fame
08:27and will influence
08:28the whole world.
08:29Dear reader,
08:30this is the sentiment
08:31that existed in the North.
08:32The writer of the novel
08:33Harriet Stone
08:34sent her from the South
08:35in an unknown exile
08:36until she was settled.
08:37Dear reader,
08:38what was in this exile?
08:39There was a severed arm
08:40of a black slave
08:41as a clear and explicit
08:42clarification.
08:43Dear reader,
08:44it is clear that there is
08:45a state of hatred.
08:46Dear reader,
08:47until now,
08:48the war is symbolic
08:49and symbolic.
08:50We are still on the way
08:51to the Suez Canal
08:52and we haven't moved.
08:53But one by one
08:54and quickly,
08:55the war will take
08:56a violent turn
08:57from both sides.
08:58Let's go back
08:59to 1856
09:00when the slave rights
09:01were violated
09:02by the republicans.
09:03Dear reader,
09:04their program
09:05is to make a law
09:06to abolish slavery
09:07in the state.
09:08Dear reader,
09:09you may be surprised
09:10at how the republicans
09:11do this,
09:12but you will understand
09:13later.
09:14The armed clashes
09:15between the two sides
09:16continue
09:17between the two sides
09:18to heat up
09:19and calm down a bit.
09:20This issue
09:21continues for years
09:22and was known
09:23by the name
09:24Nazif, Kansas.
09:25And so,
09:26this issue
09:27continues.
09:28A sharp division
09:29between the Americans
09:30and some people
09:31like John Brown,
09:32who is considered
09:33one of the most
09:34controversial figures
09:35in the history
09:36of the United States.
09:37John Brown
09:38was a failure
09:39businessman
09:40who moved
09:41from one state
09:42to another
09:43and failed in all of them.
09:44He failed in
09:45everything but
09:46getting a job.
09:47He left him
09:48about 20 sons.
09:49John Brown
09:50on various trips
09:51to look for
09:52a job
09:53will meet
09:54a group of
09:55Afro-Americans
09:56who ran away
09:57from slavery.
09:58He will hear
09:59that he dedicated
10:00his entire life
10:01to the struggle
10:02against slavery.
10:03By the way,
10:04Azizi will take
10:05his life
10:06and the life
10:07of his children
10:08with him.
10:09In the beginning
10:10of 1855,
10:11John Brown
10:12and his children
10:13formed
10:14an armed gang.
10:15Azizi wakes up
10:16on Friday morning
10:17and says
10:18come with me
10:19to fix the shower.
10:20Azizi gathers
10:21his 20 sons
10:22who he probably
10:23doesn't call
10:24his number.
10:25He wakes up
10:26on Friday morning
10:27and says
10:28we are going to
10:29carry out
10:30armed attacks
10:31on American farms
10:32in the South.
10:33The slaves
10:34will be taken
10:35under arms
10:36and taken
10:37to the North
10:38and sometimes
10:39to Canada.
10:40The gang
10:41will not only
10:42take the slaves
10:43but also
10:44carry out
10:45revenge
10:46against the slaves.
10:47They will
10:48kill them
10:49mercilessly.
10:50Azizi finds
10:51that in one of
10:52the operations
10:53Brown and his
10:54children
10:55come down
10:56on 5 slaves
10:57and Azizi
10:58says
10:59let's dream
11:00and think
11:01about something
11:02bigger.
11:03I'm excited
11:04about the slave
11:05strike.
11:06Let's make
11:07a slave
11:08revolution.
11:09Brown
11:10will put
11:11a plan
11:12to free
11:13the slaves
11:14that will
11:15combine
11:16the bravery
11:17and the
11:18arrogance
11:19in it.
11:20Simply
11:21Brown's plan
11:22was to
11:23take the
11:24military
11:25Harpers Ferry
11:26and start
11:27implementing
11:28the plan.
11:29He and 13
11:30white men
11:31and 5
11:32black men
11:33attack the
11:34base
11:35and the second
11:36step is to
11:37direct the
11:38call to the
11:39slaves
11:40to join
11:41him and
11:42make
11:43an armed
11:44struggle.
11:45But here
11:46Azizi
11:47the plan
11:48fails
11:49because
11:50the slaves
11:51don't
11:52respond
11:53to Brown's
11:54call.
11:55He tries
11:56to
11:57make
11:58the
11:59slaves
12:00to
12:01join
12:02him
12:03but
12:04in the
12:05end
12:06he loses
12:07his strength
12:08and his
12:09two
12:10sons
12:11die.
12:12He
12:13gets
12:14injured
12:15and
12:16gives
12:17up.
12:18After
12:192 months
12:20of his
12:21trial
12:22America
12:23will
12:24know
12:25that
12:26John
12:27Brown
12:28was
12:29a slave
12:30and
12:31he
12:32was
12:33a slave
12:34and
12:35he
12:36was
12:37a slave
12:38and
12:39he
12:40was
12:41a slave
12:42and
12:43he
12:44was
12:45a slave
12:46and
12:47he
12:48was
12:49a slave
12:50and
12:51he
12:52was
12:53a slave
12:54and
12:55he
12:56was
12:57a slave
12:58and
12:59he
13:00was
13:01a slave
13:02and
13:03he
13:04was
13:05a slave
13:06and
13:07he
13:08was
13:09a slave
13:10and
13:11he
13:12was
13:13a slave
13:14and
13:15he
13:16was
13:17a slave
13:18and
13:19he
13:20was
13:21a slave
13:22and
13:23he
13:24was
13:25a slave
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13:27he
13:28was
13:29a slave
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13:31he
13:32was
13:33a slave
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