KENYA'S PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE vs US PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE  

100 years apart? Even from this American, that's pretty insulting. I'm quite sure both security personnel defending their specific charges are equally dedicated. But, keep spouting your nonsense.

I dislike the comparison between my motherland country with the most superpower county.

True also, just one America president car, which is called the BEAST costs over 1.6 million dollars, considering they're two of it, now that's about 3.2 million dollars for just two official cars, Which can already buy all of Kenya president official cars with alot of money left

Try and understand him. He is not comparing the might but the formation of the motorcade, strategic positioning etc. And neither did he say tht Kenya's is better than the US. Try n understand the context, kindly

Not a re-upload. Has very different aspects.

@@KenyanHistorian okay i thought it was the same when you re-uploaded the expressway

Ndugu. We have a variety of audience. People who have different tastes...what you may not like is probably someone's taste. Sorry about that but that's just how viewership is bro. Some of the stories I am suspecting you love are capital intensive and takes time to produce. We have learned that RU-vid is a fast paced platform and to remain in the game quick turn around is needed. Some of these documentaries are easy to produce. Remember we are not a media house yet, I am mostly running this channel singlehandedly with limited resources. The day I will start getting resources even those that are capital and time intensive will be easy to produce since I will be able to have a big team. So for now bear with us bro. We have great documentaries in the kitchen but as I said, takes time and money. We will be unleashing some very soon. Thanks for your support. Will really do appreciate.

@@KenyanHistorian This is a well thought out and clearly articulated response. No vulgar language used in trying to make your viewer understand your side of the story. Great content by the way. Keep it up bro.

@@socialguru001 Thanks bro. Without you guys, there's no Kenyan Historian and so your concern, suggestions and recommendations matter to us. For example this story has corrections to mistakes that were noted by you our viewers in the last documentary on Kenya's presidential motorcade... It also incorporates a suggestion by some viewers who wanted to see if we can incorporate something like a comparison with the powerful motorcade in the world. Personally I appreciate criticism and corrections. I am sure some of the viewers are experts in some of the topics we will be covering so their input is what can build Kenyan Historian going forward. Thanks for your support bro and be blessed.

@@KenyanHistorian Good response. I see your point, though as the original commenter stated, I also enjoy other videos more than this one (In particular the Thiba dam ones). That notwithstanding perhaps you could make a video on what it takes to produce a documentary so that we can empathize and appreciate the production value more.

@@one2moja1 I understand bro. For example I have been filming a documentary about GTC for the last 2 or 3 months bro so if I don't post anything, my numbers will go down.