@@76HENDRIK10 We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye
La ''grande muette'' is still a beacon of aristocracy in France in fact the whole army is still largely composed of nobles in the higher rank. The nickname of the navy is ''la royale''
Erik are you nuts? Why are you showing us that fake information since that were other Afghans who really hates the Taliban and actually fought against them and why are the Afghan people are actually fleeing the country? It’s because they don’t want to live under the brutality of the Taliban and if they stay then the Taliban fighters would kill, rape and physically abused them and I don’t blame them for wanting to be evacuated from Afghanistan!
@@robertcisneros2303 Those numbers are real, but that doesn't give any reason the Taliban can be a thing long-term. Most countries that want to implement sharia actually have a military dictatorship, because soldiers can't stand the stupidity of the average Ali. Aside from that, Afghanis have no clue what a proper functioning government actually is. On average they change regime like every decade the last two centuries.
I keep returning to this song because it shows how much the modern world has fallen.We should have continued fighting until the Taliban is defeated then leave.That is my thoughts. I belong to the authoritarian right and if you have questions I am willing to answer them here.
This song for some reason just makes me think of family issues. But over all issues in the world. It’s haunting. When you close you eyes and listen it’s scary cause you get the sense of seeing the world problems unfold right in front of you Even the lyrics make you think about things in your life.
They should normalize army songs into the mainstream, it actually reflects really well on current situations EDIT: I know it won't work well considering politics and societal change but military music cool
@@user-hm1zb8js5i the French army tradition of writing songs for it’s wars goes back to era of Gaul, so even today the French army writes songs about it’s wars in Afghanistan, Mali, Central African Republic etcetera.
Moi qui pourtant est québécois, je peux pas m'empêcher de me sentir français. Je suis descendant des colons français qui sont venue en Amérique pour contribuer à la France. J'espère que vous allez bien mes frères d'outre Atlantique 🇨🇵❤️⚜️
T'inquiète pas, on vous annexera un jour, le Québec est une région française en attente de retrouver sa patrie, comme l'étaient l'Alsace et la Moselle autrefois
90 hommes et femmes qui ont décédé sans aucune raison, en combattant dans une guerre qui n'est pas à nous. 90 pères et mères à la vie cassée par la faute de ceux de toujours, les puissantes, les élites.
@@benjaminbenhamu3316 A l'époque, il fallait faire quelque chose contre le terrorisme, comme aujourd'hui au Mali. C'est de la façon dont les US ont géré le truc qui est à critiquer.
@@issedefontanges979 pour rien, non ! Les effets se sont fait sentir, les talibans auraient repris le pouvoir buen avant sans l'aide occidentale, c'est la politique de Trump en Afghanistan qui est à blâmer.
@@KAMOULOX-qy7xx Et celle de Biden, il pouvait aisément revenir sur la décision de son prédécesseur, les fautes sont multiples. Les américains sont partis trop tôt, l'armée afghane n'a pas assez combattu dont certains soldats ont lâchement fuient ou pire rejoints les Talibans, le Pakistan y a joué les troubles fêtes via son agence d'espionnage, la Chine a commencée à légitimer les Talibans quand ils ont commencés leur quête de reprise du pouvoir.
The president of Afghanistan: don't worry, my defense ministry has a plan. *The Taliban has Entered the chat* *The President of Afghanistan has left the chat*
/: Idrk if it’s an appropriate time to be memeing when people are about to crushed under the boot an oppressive ultra-authoritian regime. Their hopes and dreams are crushed under the Taliban’s oppressive heel and thousands of people have died in vain. This is real and happening now.
@@ploppyjr2373 we should be taking it seriously and not making Reddit tier memes while people are losing their liberties and futures to religious extremists as we speak. It’s just tone deaf.
@@michakoniecpolski5677 I believe that the 2001 invasion which France was a part of was a good thing for the people of Afghanistan, yes. But after that things just went downhill, luckily France left long before the Taliban victory
@@bubbleboi28 I think the Soviets were happy with the retreat (tank columns were greeted by crowds carrying flowers in Tajikistan). A different situation from the current morbid withdrawal of the Americans.
Honneur et éternels respects à nos soldats tombés loin de leur patrie, la France n'oublie jamais ses héros fils et filles tombées sous son drapeau 🇫🇷❤ Soutient également au peuple Afghans ❤🇦🇫 en espérant que le soleil illumine ce pays et vous donne un ciel bleu clair où vous verrez les oiseaux voler et chanter
Les pauvres, morts en vain pour une guerre injuste au nom d'un allié qui nous méprise, cessons de suivre l'empire américain dans leurs aventures guerrière, préservons la vie de nos soldats pour les intérêts et la sécurité de notre nation!
My French brothers fallen in Afghanistan... They died for nothing. European countries, get ready to see a massive migratory arrival. Que Dieu soit avec vous.
Why? The afghans didn't do a thing to fight the Taliban The afghan army is the most useless treacherous cowardly army in the whole of military history Pictures of the Taliban saw them sporting American weapons They must have gotten them from the army Still,they're in good nick They were only dropped once Now the afghans have islamism No need to invade Europe They should be happy in their stone age country
@@daveanderson3805 You're Overexaggerating, Even If They Were Going Backward, It Wouldn't Be As Far As A Stone Age, Islam Doesn't Have Any Custom For Such Past, Nor Islamism.
I am a Kurd, so we are related to Afghans. We are both Iranic people. I feel very sad when I see the hardships my Afghan brothers are going through. God bless them.
You Kurds are also related to the Indians and Europeans. Just know we are all with you and against the Taliban terrorists that have seized Afghanistan.
This is unbelievable, it sounds like a medieval song. Only the French Army could make such a masterpiece. I’m feeling brutally sorry for the Afghan people however. We failed you, the entire West failed you and now it’s even worse than before. 💔🇦🇫
Militaires d'actives français, cette chanson est un peu pour vous. Citoyens, n'oubliez pas qu'au coeur des montagnes d'Asie centrale, 25 de nos meilleurs soldats sont tombés sous les balles des moudjahidines. Pensons à eux comme nous pensons aux millions d'afghans qui, en ce moment même, voient naître un cauchemar que la France a essayé de leur éviter.
Parmi les millions d'Afghans dont tu parles, une bonne partie sont d'accord avec les tablibans, les autres sont des talibans "light". Assez de solidarité avec un peuple si éloigné de nous en tout. Qu'ils se débrouillent à présent, si vraiment ils ne veulent pas des Talibans ils n'ont qu'à se soulever contre eux. 20 ans de guerre pour les protéger pour qu'en quelques jours ils ouvrent les portes de leurs villes et leurs villages sans résister aux talibans... quel gâchis
@@TheRythmandpoetry ce n'est pas aussi facile de se soulever malheureusement face a des gens violents, armés et bafouant les droits humains Il est bon d'avoir une pensée pour ces trop nombreuses personnes qui vivent en ces terres et ne voulant pas de la violence et des talibans
Bref une guerre inutile à la mère Theresa sans réel intérêt économique pour la France. L'armée française est vraiment une victime martyr de la République. Ça fait pitié à voir comparé à ceux ayant servie la Monarchie /L'Empire. Bref encore des soldats sacrifiés au nom de l'arrogance des droit de l'homme de l'idéologie jacobine depuis Paris, en gros une forme de colonisation républicaine jacobine qui ne marche pas du tout chez les autochtones comparé à celle des Britannique. PS : c'est amusant de voir que le gouvernement français à rien appris de l' expérience Britannique Russe et Américaine en Afghanistan bref des idiots arrogants gaspillant des ressources humaines pour rien. Bref on répète les mêmes erreurs on expose des hommes à la mort pour rien
Si toutes les grandes puissances se retirent de leurs théâtres d'opérations c'est surement car elles voient bien que les affrontements asymétriques de faible intensité ne marchent pas. Je pense que ce retrait des troupes un peu partout est une refonte du schéma de pensé de l'armée (pour la france en tout cas) qui se prépare à des affrontements plus direct et de plus grande envergure.
There is another mistake tho, when they sing "témoins de notre passage" (witnesses to our passage) the subtitles say "témoins de votre passage" (witnesses to your passage) and it doesn't make sense with the rest of the song.
I cried when I read the Wikipedia page for the Republic of Afghanistan last night. It was in past tense. Afghanistan as we knew it, is past tense. In this community we surround ourselves with countries and history - we're all well aware of changes in governments and borders. But most of us were too young to have seen it first hand. The last major example was South Sudan, back in 2011. How many of us knew anything about the world 10 years ago? I'd take a guess at saying barely anyone. Afghanistan has fallen. Their flag, their anthem, everything about them will change. It's honestly quite overwhelming coming from the perspective of an outsider. It's a reminder that the world is not static, the world still changes. History is still being written.
I had the same feeling tbh. This is the first time I saw a country being overthrown Afghanistan is pretty close to where I live and Afghan cricketers are pretty popular here. The fact that the flag, state and the team will no longer exist feels depressing
N'empêche les chants patriotiques Français sont vachement triste aujourd'hui par rapport à ceux sous Napoléon où l'on sentait vraiment la fierté, l'enthousiasme de porter son drapeau, d'aller au combat et de vaincre l'ennemi.
@Esprit Critique Si, justement la France à besoin d'un grand changement aujourd'hui et de retrouver ses valeurs et une connexion avec son histoire. On a besoin d'un Napoléon, un amoureux de la France, pas de guignols comme on a depuis 70 ans. Oui aujourd'hui on se fait envahir c'est différent, et on se laisse faire, quelle insulte à nos ancêtres.
Tout à fait , Le Chant du départ galvanise les troupes , Verdun : on ne passe pas , donne des frissons et Soldat d'infanterie donne envie d'attaquer . C'est dommage que les autres chants sont lent et peu entrainant , peut être faut il une nouvelle " Grande Guerre " pour retrouver l'instinct Patriotique Français des masses populaires ?
@@maliknadji4452 Peut être pas besoin d'une guerre mais tout simplement d'instaurer le patriotisme à l'école par exemple et dans le pays en général, avec des drapeaux, des chants patriotiques et l'apprentissage de l'amour de la France et de son histoire, une reconnexion totale avec nos ancêtres et notre histoire riche et millénaire.
At least France succeeded to bring their Afghanistan refugees who worked for French government. A small hope among insurmountable crisis, but still a honest work.
You know it is deep when you "feel it" even though you are not French and just happen to speak French as a foreign language. May the crisis end soon. As someone put it, what has already happened is depressing.
Unfortunately no The would be world emperor is winning The Afghan people have been defeated because their allies were lead by a demented coward who cares only for personal power
There are a few mistakes in the translation : "far from his family" -> more like "far from his people" "the soldier of France gave everything for HIS country" -> "the soldier of France gave everything for THIS country"
Hi all. It's a pleasure to talk to someone who is American right now. I have almost nothing to say. May God bless you in all your daily struggles. From Brazil with love. God will not forget what this "cemetery of empires" is doing now. For the Taliban, let their own home be their own grave too;
Exactly, the great nation of romania was the first in line to destroy the taliban, all other western nations have shit military power. Death to Hungary and the Taliban!
@@gaborhorvath6006 Drum bun, drum bun, toba bate, drum bun, bravi români, ura! Cu sacul legat în spate, cu armele-n mâini, ura! Fie zi cu soare, fie, sau cerul noros, Fie ploi, ninsoare fie, noi mergem voios, drum bun! Drum bun, drum bun, toba bate, drum bun, bravi români, ura! Cu sacul legat în spate, cu armele-n mâini, ura! Steagul să lucească, steagul, pentru el trăim, Țara să-nflorească, țara, pentru ea murim, drum bun! Drum bun, drum bun, toba bate, drum bun, bravi români, ura! Cu sacul legat în spate, cu armele-n mâini, ura! Fie zi cu soare, fie, sau cerul noros, Fie ploi, ninsoare fie, noi mergem voios, drum bun! Noi mergem voios, drum bun!
I really feel bad for the Afghan people because they will going to get killed, rape and physically abused by the Taliban which is not going to be good at all!
@@khaleddekar2188 Funny That You Disrespected A French Man That Is Praying To The Fallen French Soldiers In Afghanistan, The US Lost More Soldiers In Afghanistan Than France. The Americans Letted The Afghans In Their Own Shit Against The Talibans In 2021 Because Of An Useless President Named Joe Biden. What The Fuck Do You Know About France, Huh ?
Que las almas de los caídos de uno y otro bando alcancen la paz, que los sobrevivientes vuelvan a ver a sus familias en sus hogares, y que el pueblo afgano sea capaz de atravesar las inclemencias hasta encontrar la paz, y la libertad.
This song has the flavour of the chivalry of the middle ages, juxtaposed with the firearms and uniforms of the modern French army. It's kind of unsettling, especially with the unstable situation in Afghanistan. It's upsetting in a way a happy song or even a sad song or even a horrible song can never be, because beauty and horror shouldn't go together, any more than hope and despair.
We romantize middle age chivalry. That was a very bloody era. Good news is that, humanity glorify good valors to this day, in our pervert societies. Never lost hope. About french military and song, that's a very old tradition link to history. Fascinating, and full of storys.
@Erik Then why would they literally cling to the wheels of an US Air Force plane when it's taking off? Shut up. People are getting slaughtered en masse and you spread bullshit.
@@SCPKing1835 the entire country was swinging onto the wheels? What nonsense are you saying? The US was fighting an insurgency and they lost. The Talibans win proves that the populace wanted this. An insurgency will fail only if the population outs them
@@SCPKing1835 lots of people are welcoming them. When we tried to give them freedom, they rejected it. Now let them suffer. The ones you see trying to flee are only an insignificant part of the population. They're journalists interceptors and other people who worked with the US.
@Erik Underfed, underpaid and undersupplied. US aid did fuck all. Most of the money was spent on bombs which were dropped a long time ago. And if the military was as strong as you claim, the Taliban wouldn't take the country in a week, no matter their supposed public support.
The stuff that's happening in Afghanistan its absolutely terrible when you listen to the song especially the end it really makes you think what has the world done?
Hopefully one day, Afghanistan will get its Park Chung-hee/Lee Kuan Yew who will finally modernize the land and lift the curse of poverty and misery from it. Sadly, this is not the day, as 38 million people fall into the new Dark Ages.
Afghanistan already had that in the form of Mohammed Zahir Shah. The United States stopped the Northern Alliance from reinstating him. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_Zahir_Shah
They clearly want it that way. They would have fought if they didn't. Why do you presuppose that not joining western NeoLiberalism is some kind of tragedy?
@@sussybaka1095 20 fucking years of chaos, dude. And look at how they "fixed" Libya and Iraq, for two examples. Faith in neo-liberalism as a viable option for progress should automatically melt away just reviewing the past few decades, whatever the causes of its failure might be. Salvation has to arise natively in the Middle East. I absolutely loathe the taliban, but I don't have a solution. Nor does anyone else.
@@bruhman3406Maybe France but not Britain, they left withdrew from Afghanistan in 1842 and still were the world's most powerful empire till the end of WW1.
I know it sounds asshole to correct subtitle, but this one is kinda important. The captions says someone like « The french soldier gave everything for his country », witch is wrong, he actually says « The french soldier gave everything for THIS country » just a word, but completely changes the signification of the sentence, since it implies the soldier gave everything for a country he owed nothing to instead of this homeland (He is speaking about Afghanistan) Great vid nevertheless, keep up with the good content! (And theses pesky timings)
@@biodidu25 A person's status as a human is not revoked when he commits crimes against humanity. I am speaking of a very mild sort of dignity, not one that suggests any pride. We have the saying, "give the devil his due".
@@biodidu25 Okay. I don't know, there's a chance our views are not that different. I can say that when I made the first post about dignity for all, I just meant to disagree with the implication of the OP that we owe nothing to countries other than our home country. I wasn't trying to be lax or relaxed (the correct words, by the way, not laxist). That seems to agree with what you're saying, since my point was that an atrocity is still an atrocity even if it does not affect France at all. The argument that there shouldn't be intervention since it's a foreign affair was also made during the World Wars in America, and look what would've happened to half the world if America didn't intervene. So that's what I mean by giving the devil his due. As far as being in the real - maybe the correct expression is "don't live in your own little world" or "don't put your head in the sand" - I believe Western societies have the right to self-defense. But I wonder if some of the policies they/we have adopted, are really motivated by self-defense or if they're more about deception. If you play the Quebecois video game Assassin's Creed, and think deeply about it, you'll see that they explored these themes well. It seems to me that the cultural exploration of Arabs and Islam then, during the Iraq war, was better than the attempts to be "diverse" nowadays, and Assassin's Creed especially proves this. I recommend it over the rest of the series, which changed the whole subject.
If you want another version : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1CYjrUVJibM.html This one was sung by the Saint-Cyr Military Highschool Choral
@@nocturnenugget I bet that Afghanistan will be a place for revolts and militias taking arms after awhile. If the afghan people truly want a afghan democratic government they will have fight for it but this time without much western help.
This song together with the recent events makes me want to cry. May God be with the people of Afghanistan and all other countries who all together have suffered at the hands of the War.
