Sorry for not posting much these last 5 months, these last few video's took Way too long to research. finding photo's of Dar Es Salaam and Chukwani took forever, i also have been working on more 19th century topic's but finding photo's of the weapons has been hard lol.
I’ve had several nervous breakdowns on this regard, and mounting psychiatric bills. Thank Christ we can both finally put this to rest, and move on with our shattered lives. Good luck, and whatever you do, NEVER ever EVER wonder about Nigeria’s.
They should have told their kids to wait with the uprising until a company named "Toyota" would be founded in the far east. And the day a vehicle, housing two fighters in the front and having much place for mighty weapons in its flat back shall arrive in Sansibar, and they shall call it the Hilux, and its fury would be terrible.
I thought you said the British fired on the British for a second. It’s cuz despite you saying the Glasgow was their ship, it sounds British (well, Irish-UKish) and you started the sentence with “The British bombarded the palace… and the HHS Glasgow opened fire on the British Flagship”, so I actually thought it was an accident all the way up to: “… and they waved the British flag…”, in SURRENDER. Duh. That’s what happens when you don’t pay close enough attention to what your listening to. Cheers, thanks for uploading again