Life Under a Military Dictatorship

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[Spanian]

I’m Bringing nothing but the Hardest Docos from now on.. make sure you SUBSCRIBE we are almost at 1 MILLION 👑

[Tulipthu]

Im really appreciate wht you have done for my country Myanmar. Please support my country. Thank you

[ClydeYouTuber]

22:25 You're a legend, mate. Please show more of this in your future videos, it's amazing to see you helping those people. Here’s a donation for the next one.

[emaylaf]

Watched this with my 6yo daughter, she asked to give money from her account & I said I’d match her amount, she wanted to donate $10 & when I asked what she hoped it can go towards she said ‘I hope it can buy some more cookies for the kids to decorate or to buy another pretty yellow dress for the little babe ‘ it’s not much, but we hope it can help, from my baby, to hopefully someone else’s 😊
Thank you for showing this & we love your content!

[wayyah]

this evolution from into the hood into this type of content is amazing imo 👑

[rufonfire]

I feel like a billionaire after watching this. Nothing like a reality check to make you grateful 🙏

[conormanning]

Seeing a 6 month old eating rubbish got me. Knowing my daughters are fed, safe and sleeping in a dry bed at night as a bare minimum make you realise how good we really have it in developed countries.

[MaddiDunston]

This man used to be a gangsta now he’s singing songs with kids, people change for the better ❤

[simbaphith]

I'm a Cambodian Aussie, this was amazing bro cheers for this. Use the money for the kids cuz ❤

[bbqtool]

My Dad is a Burmese and we watched this over Christmas lunch. There were things in this that he or I had not seen before. It was very touching for us. My Dad kept saying "stop saying this is a slum. This is a SUBURB." That's very true.

[MrMiike]

Bringjng awareness really hits home. Thank you for sharing their stories.

[micled]

I struggled with this one span. I hope this help. If you keep showing the truth and staying safe while doing it ill keep supporting man.

[sharonwang]

Thank you so much for sharing this touching vlog. Your report has truly reminded us how fortunate we are to live in Australia. I was so moved that I donated $300 on Sonne-International website immediately after finishing your video. Great work, Spanian!

[iLudez]

Thanks brother from nz, Just want to say your an inspiration to me. Ex druggie, dealer, gang associated, criminal, robberies you name it. I changed my life on my own and quit everything because i saw a better life and never looked back. You are right you grow as a person seeing a different perspective. Big ups to you

[daaaan]

Thanks. Coming into Christmas here in Australia I notice people in the shopping centres with trolleys full of shit, looking so unhappy. Content like this is humbling and appreciate that you travel to these places to share what you are experiencing. God bless you and the poor people throughout the world that seem so happy but have so little 😢

[salinehtanhtan]

As a Myanmar I really appreciate your contact because a lots of people are think Myanmar are not really in the difficult. Many of Myanmar people are struggling in various situations also there are much more struggling situations what we can't imagine. I really thank you for your contact you are legend.

[YanAung-zh]

I am from Dalla, the second slum across Yangon. I left there in May 2021 to join the armed resistant groups and I am still in the fight. I noticed that the slums in my hometown have grown so much bigger in these few years. I just hope for a faster change for these kids future.
Thank you for letting the world know how Myanmar people are.

[tahno]

Love your courage!! Im laughing and crying at the same time!!
Thanks S

[rachel-wohd]

oh gosh I bawled when you were singing together. This world... such injustices 💔 my husband died 10 yrs ago, leaving me with 3.5 and 5yr old boys. I took them travelling. 21 countries, on my own. Asia, Uk, Europe, Eastern Europe. Things got hairy at times, especially as I don't drive. Especially in Romania, Serbia, Bosnia< Croatia. The most satisfying part of our travels were being in places like this, helping people, giving them our time and respect. Best lesson for children. Aussie kids just don't know how hard life can be unless they see it, and hear their stories. Bringing people to tears, hugging you, simply because of $5 Australian you've given them. What you're doing is great. I've watched you the whole time, your empathy is genuine and heartwarming, unlike most YouTubers just there for content and views.

[mmmarkzn]

I could hear the genuine sadness in your voice when you spoke about the family eating food from the bin. Good man with a big heart. Thank you spanian for helping them as im sure you had done for many others, keep doing gods work. God bless