The president of Equatorial Guinea’s daughter - brought up by Kim Il-sung in North Korea 

Exactly

Absolutely.

and DPRK despite their own version of ethnic supremacy still shows less racism towards her than where she is now based on her experience.

Humanity is so complicated

Right? He doesn’t even let speak her sentences to completion before he jumps in. So annoying

that made me mad...

Without even giving her tissues for her tears. That was embarrassing

That guy looks more like an interrogator than a professional journalist. Disgusting.

Oh. You're absolutely correct. He's a d.ck. He baits her, plays compassion, then condescends then starts the cycle over. Then the sob's editing crew reminds her of her father's misdeeds AND her adopted father's sc.mb.ggery. He's a real piece of work.

It is not the whole interview so coming to a conclusion is difficult, but from the snippets, the man was trying to get emotional responses from the woman, was obviously interested in negatively portraying the North Koreans and her decision to currently remain outside her homeland, if he was intelligent he would realise such an act is complicated for her,as her roots where torn and there could be other ramifications to her return, also she has personal reasons too.his making of that statement " but you are still here" is a stupid statement, he seeks to give the impression she is unwilling to return to her homeland. All in all from the snippets of this interview it is bs.

Very rude

Hi

@chillinebony I also noticed the numerous interruptions during the woman's interview. One of the important interruptions were when she was asked about "racism" in North Korea, and whether or not she experienced any, and she gave a very analytical comment which he obviously did not want to hear. She stated that there was some racism before she learned more about the culture and language, but afterwards she did not experience any more and was totally accepted, HOWEVER, unlike in the Western predominantly white societies where racism is practiced "INDEFINITELY" regardless of how well you adapt to the culture and languages. It was that part when I noticed him to talk over her before she completed the full sentence, and went quickly to another question as if it was an uncomfortable answer for him, and possibly for some of his viewers..

People might paint a negative image of North Korea, but it cannot be denied that what the president did for this wonderful woman was great, and quite monumental, because he could have sent her away and all alone..

@@etruscancivilization I completely agree, well said 💯

i agree he is being an idiot

@@chillinebony 👍🩴✅

You have articulated my thoughts so much better than my emotions would allow me.

He also tries to belittle her, abuse her father, then ask her why she has not gone back to her country, and calls her a shop clerk. My!

Tell me about it. Classic case of enjoying black misery.

Europeans has this strange attitude

Yes interview wasn't done right

Exactly!

Right and this western “superiority complex” is another way to phrase pure racism. Yes an ugly word but let’s call a thing what it is

DESPITE knowing they are NOT superior! lol

In North Korea you’re not allowed to leave the country, sentence to years of hard labor for minor offenses, starvation of millions of people and can be executed for your speech. I think you’re confusing superiority complex with what we call freedom.

If North Korean culture is anything like the rest of East Asian culture, this isn't true. In the West you always have a chance to integrate given you speak the language and adhere to the culture. In East Asian cultures, you can never be fully assimilated since there's no multicultural element to speak of.

If you know the history you'll understand he gave his children to the protection of other leaders who were his friends because he knew what was coming and wanted to protect them. The same as any parent would do.

He was clinically mad, and as most mad people had the occasional normal moments. Having killed 50k+ people himself it made sense to surrender some of his children to foreign leaders as some sort of guarantee for loans I suppose.

Agree

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Petroleum industry in Equatorial Guinea was the issue. that coup d'état was suspect In 1979, he is out of office 1979-90 Hispanoil from 🇪🇸 Spain enters into a joint-venture agreement and forms GEPSA, Guineo. Española de Petróleo. THIS MAN WAS BORN IN A SPANISH COLONY... and became the 1st President; then when oil was discovered there is a 0% change he was going to work with the formal colonial power. 0% Colonial Independence wave through out the world: 50's 60s 70's you see this ongoing FIGHT on the ground of loyalist vs Independence group. 🇪🇸 Spain return back to Equatorial Guinea once oil was discovered. The guy they used as proxy rule is still in power 🇬🇶 Equatorial Guinea

I don’t know which interview you listened to. I hear no issues with how the interview was done.

​@@nk-gp1mlyeah cause u lack manners.

I sensed a bit dishonesty in her words. Could have just said: That was my father's dream, not mine.

I pray she stays in London. Her father's chief master mind executor is still alive and ruling.

yes his retort "and yet you're still here" reveal some hidden annoyance that Africans should be in Africa ...as if to say your father told you to return to Africa so "why are you here?" this is not your country and you don't belong here but here you are nonetheless.... and the audacity to ask her about racism in the west while he himself is fully on display showing racism...it was a bit much for me

They always have a label for anyone that stands up against the west.

Yeah, he did. It's called the Western Agenda.

@@ValyrianCode While starving and massacring their own people in the process. Just because they have some personal beef with the West does not excuse their own crimes against humanity.

They always have an agenda.

The media made him look so evil, until today I thought he was an evil man,but no evil person will take care of someone's kids,from different country different race without expecting nothing in return

I thought so too, he was not patient with her even when she was tearing up, no offer of tissues, no empathy . all he wants is the interview. poor interviewer....

Yes he was awful. And he continually talked over her - she didn't need his help to express herself.

Who’s surprised?

Typical British... the rest of the world as just exhibitions to them, not humans.

yeah, yeah, yeah... We're not here to talk about colonialism and western "evils", let's get back dictator bad. Tell me more about Bush/Obama/Blair killing 1million Iraqis... I mean the evil dictator that was dictating and murdering...

That would be a great movie 🍿. I don't think Hollywood would do it yet

Nope, you had it right the first time. Scroll through the comments I only saw one person defending the interviewer.

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He's not a very good interviewer. Speaking over her, making assumptions, driving a motive instead of letting her speak for herself

I think he did a fine job.

To say he's not a very good interviewer is a huge understatement. I found him unfeeling, almost like he was a prosecutor trying to catch her in a lie.

It’s called editing- what’s wrong with people on here?

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​@@biscuit4259 it's not just editing. You can see she's crying and trying to complete a thought while he's talking over her

Exactly

@@biscuit4259 Whats wrong is we see British men have lack compassion.

Lack of sensitivity. Western news reporters are my most hated kind of foreigner live in my country for good reason. They have no morals

Fr

What happened to her mother?

Thanks for sharing. This is an interesting life indeed.

It's disgusting. I stopped the video when he said "you cried a lot". There's no difference between Western propaganda and those of their enemies.

I thought his questions were reasonable and he acknowledged her pain and helped her to talk about her experiences. For him to ask did you hate your mum and to say you cried a lot is very likely the case and it is sometimes welcoming to have someone speak your pain, let you know they can put themselves in your shoes, acknowledge and accept you. I thought he was kind. This intelligent woman is wise enough to know her parents acted only as they knew how and in their daughter and son`s best interest. The woman was expressing how it felt at the time as a child. We all wish her well.

The media at its finest

Quite insensitive of him. Soo sad

British journalists have no manners.

He should resent her father's crimes, her father (and indeed her subsequent protector) were *mass* murderers.

Her father was a monster, what do you want him to do?

@S A we expected to hear her speak since she is being interviewed. If he wanted to hear himself speak he could have done a monologue.

​@@SA-ff9uc the father isn't the one being interviewed, though so...

Shocking 🤦🏿‍♂️

Hollywood is not ready to make a movie 🍿 like that. But ya it would be good to watch.

@YellowMeadow Spirituelle Why are you still here you orphan whose father wanted you to go back to your birth country when the country you were from was taken over by his political opponents with said opponents still in power. Did you face racism? yeah I wanted to ask that (as a follow-up). Dude - this guy was a horrible interviewer. She kept it going, but wow. No one as an interviewer across from her would have been better than him.

nobody cares 😂. Cope

Agreed, he needs training.

He’s an interviewer Ffs he is there to quite coldly ask the questions and not offer therapy

@@ABC-dw7pe He talked over his interviewee, multiple times (without rewatching, when she was sharing her childhood, her reasons, that there's a difference between racism in each market)... so if you consider his job "asking questions for them to answer" and nothing else... he's failing at even that...

I guess that's why he ended the interview so quickly after getting disappointed.

Lol she maybe it disappeared because she didn't have the media telling her she was a victim 24/7

@@tobiisiba1641 "The media"? Is that you're way of trying to wash yourself from racist and discriminatory actions that you know your country has been committing throughout history. Fret not we will always be there to remind you how racist your system is!

​@@tobiisiba1641 people don't need the media to tell them what they experienced in real life.

Because the colonisation is embedded. Korea have not colonised the west.

@@myamwezmyamwez8669 system?? He's right. There's no knew to continually remind her she is a victim...no western professor or media to tell her how oppressed they are or some RU-vid trolls like you telling her such nonsense

He was disrespectful on purpose.

The interview is brief because what she was saying would not interest the interviewer. To get interested of you have to portray the NK in the worst image possible, nothing good comes of NK.

Apparently she wrote a book. Read that for more info. Def fascinating

@@FN-hg2el exactly, when she started saying good things about her experience there he immediately cut her off!

They should make a movie of all the people who have suffered and died as a result of her evil family instead.

@@FN-hg2el thank you for highlighting that, I didn't quite pick it up at first, but once I went back to watch the interview again, it was clear this bloke was looking for more than what he got

But it shouldn't be a thorn. Hopefully she will get there but the amount of strength it takes as a parent to give your child to someone else because you know they would perish otherwise. That's strength I don't have.

Putting her on exile overseas, his father could kill his people more indiscriminately without the worries of revenge on his children.

Everyone's talking about the kid. No one's talking why her parents had enemies who wanted to kill them.

I completely agree with you. He seemed insensitive

Exactly. His focus was not her pains but a delibrate efforts to make her say North Korea us bad.

It would have been even better if Kim had taken good care of the families of the comrades he eliminated on his way to the top.

Me too

Me too. Such noble people

It's what any decent human would do. Was he a decent human?

One act of kindness by a single individual does not represent the rest country, remember Kim killed his own uncle

Nah. If he had her safety in mind, he would be worrying about himself killing her in one of his increasingly frequent bouts of madness. Nobody alive is a fan of her dad - those who were were all killed by him.

Best response ever

The interview has that subtle British racism and superiority anyone whose country was colonised by them recently( in the 20th century )knows it. Its very subtle and they sometimes disguise it as humor or call it being straightforward but we all know what it is. Utterly cruel.

Very!🤢

@@Azulakayes 💯% Truth. In certain areas of the US, this kind of passive aggressive behavior is called "Nice & Nasty".

@@Azulakayes Guinea-Bissau was not colonized by the British, but by the Spain. What explain his mother be a white Spanish woman.

''Guinea-Bissau lol'' @@Sokol10

It's like someone can't have a complex life. You can be a dictator but a good father. You can be a priest but a pedophile. You can be humble but a murderer. Humans don't have only one side to them. Just because Kim was infamous in one way, doesn't mean other people never saw another side of him. Darkness and Light must exist together.

But she wrote a book about her story so maybe we can look for it and finish the story.

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No, the interviewer is a crazy man

Longer interview. But different interviewer!!

There's another interview with this woman in an South Korea YT channel.

That's true🌍🙌🌍 And this history nowhere you can hear it in media😩😭😩

you said children where taking care of on east Germany, if the are taking care of why are they there in the first place there is no care beautiful than they one in ur home place,

@@francisnwadike9505 there was a war in Namibia, so the children's parents left.

That's true. I have a sister from Namibia who came as a refugee

North Korea Eq Guinea relations is not a marxist relationship.

I agree. And prayers for her soul - that she might find Jesus, the Love of God.

@Donnell Okafor What you think can't erase facts. Her story isn't up for debate, it's been documented and has more than enough evidence to back it up.

Yes. And the questions about emotions that the interviewer asked were very invasive. How did you feel, did you cry, did you hate your mother for leaving you, etc. What a bizarre position to put an interviewee into. JFC. Whoever wrote the interview script should lose their job

@@dntskdnttll I was thinking the same thing.. I did start to think it’s his job to ask sometimes very personal questions, but when she showed her emotions it was even more obvious how genuine she is

Black Girl from Pyongyang: In Search of My Identity by Monica Macias

@@well_i_liked_it thanks for sharing. I'm surprised the interview made no mention that she had a book!

Hi,definitely the world doesn't need to know more about this lady ,at least in the world I live and I will explain why: I was born in equatorial guine,her country. My family and l sufferd from the evil of her father,l have families murdered under her father's regime and up till the day of today we are still suffering from the evil of her uncle,whom has been rulling the country for 45 years and counting. Reading that she got a book published it's like a blow straight to all the guineans people face. Some will stand for her and say it was her father who did it,good for them. As for me and most people seeing her trying to act normal is really painful !!! Shame on her!!!

@@well_i_liked_it, when you have suffered that level of oppression and evil it's hard to get over it. Till this day I can't visit my country neither go bury some of my beloved ones cause we are blacklisted by her uncles oppression. You are entitled to your opinion and so I am with my pain, therefore I don't think what she says in her book will bring some light or whatever she pretends,l am not interested. Greetings from Spain.

You cannot bite the hand that fed you

It is

Why sugarcoat the truth?

Because he’s addressing someone’s FATHER. To her, his most important title is not dictator, but Monica’s father. That’s who he’ll always be for the rest of her life.

💯 Thank you!

I guess when your not a victim of that dictator u wouldnt care 🤦‍♂️

she said her father told her to study and to study for africa and come back to africa. that means alot. it means her father seriously cared for africa.

More a luck history, because if she are in Guine at time of his father downfall, things could by worse. Their only problem was the missing of mother at early age.

😂the plain and simple fact that she’s here telling her story tells me is not what the media says about NK as usual we are fed whatever they want not the truth.

@@ameg2707 Thanks

@@ameg2707 no defiantly not them sparing one dictators daughter from death does not exsucse the living conditions the people of North Korea live in. Basic food an transportation is a luxury

I think so

@@ameg2707 exactly

Why is that 'extraordinary'? Children are famous for their adaptability, are they not? It's a biological mechanism to ensure a child is still able to bond with their caretaker should they lose their parents/family/birth country.

@@liladance3506 When was the last time you heard of someone visiting North Korea, let alone growing up there? Even if you heard of one, when was the last time you heard of one who grew up being protected by the president? North Korea is not like Sweden, USA, Denmark etc... where people come and go, and adopting is a normal thing. Monique's life is extraordinary ! Very few people living in USA, U.K have seen what she has seen. I could have agreed with you if you had said, every life is extraordinary. But I can't agree with you saying there is nothing extraordinary about her life. But that's okay, we all have a right to see things the way we want to see them.

it's not extraordinary, it's immigrant kids anywhere who move to a new country super young

It's a luck woman. If are in Guine at time of his father downfall could end in throubles.

But being alive is better

It doesn’t sound like she was abandoned, but I do believe she felt abandoned

@@annea5781 True. The mom probably knew but couldn’t bring herself to utter the words that she wasn’t coming back. Although this did more harm than good. On the flip side maybe she tried to come back but died or was killed. Does anyone know what happened to the mother?

Hers is an odd story, but even with most of us - we rarely know when the last time we will see someone. Both my parents are dead and the last time I saw each of them was as normal as any time I saw them.

*dictator. At least ONE comment that sees the wood from the trees. Thank you!

I always say we are all evil… what varies is our degree of goodness .

What has this person done to you or your family for you to call them "monster"? Or are you saying it on behalf of someone else?

It had to be done

What happened to her mother?

Yes, I never heard of him before but he sounds evil.

With a much better interviewer

Where is the doc? This is so fascinating on many levels

Are some interviews in South Korea YT channels.

Common sense is how can you know of racism if people are just one race? Stop being naive.

​@@johnosumba1980 exactly, of course you won't have racism in a homogeneous society, Original poster is an idiot

Racism in the west....is real racism, they literally hate you because of your race & color

Not everyone in the west is racist and if the leader of a brutal dictatorship said she’s to be looked after nobody’s going to say shite and most North Koreans are too poor to care they have bigger problems and not everyone is racist theirs only a select few who are actually racist what you’re saying about the west is just bashing them for no reason at all

Koreans have other more pressing problems to worry about race issues

And forgot her mother tongue Spanish, me:👀Spanish I thought she's from Africa? Quick Google search oh yes another European colony, a Spanish one at that.

@@melvinbarnett1910 Surprisingly, that's where I hail. Its so weird seeing people from there outside of Spain, considering the place is very small.

​@@melvinbarnett1910 equatorial Guinea was Spanish colony And they speak Spanish

​@@melvinbarnett1910because she was young

Pretty one track mind huh?