Pirates Code: Real Pirates National Geographic Part I 2008

He not find kids as hip or silver, only a stone for fisher net and not kids treasure save. Clifford not find anyone
of those ships or treasures 😅🎉🎉

Wow!

when i sailed with the Australian Navy, pirate's would tuck sail when they seen our Royal Navy sailing, flying those seagull flags !

Slavery wasn't invented by the brits or French it was the coloured people who started it years before, and they came after the Irish people years before the pirate times, that part of history is always forgotten about, but people who know the truth will know the real story of the African slave trade.

I’m curious do you think the woman he wanted to marry would take him after becoming a pirate?

I've been searching for this documentary everywhere, thank you so much for uploading it! ☠️ 😊

Women were allowed on board.

That was rare actually. Most Pirates didn't hurt people.

Independent actually. We don't say the d word.

May I ask if this documentary here could have been.. pirated?

Feel sorry for all those who where taken against there will. I will always side with the pirates where every man is equal nd treated the same.

Hola, from Fort Worth, TX my favorite Professor😀

Everybody that gets the chance should check out the Pirate Museum on Cape Cod, there are two locations. They are full of artifacts from the Whydah. Awesome awesome museum.

Most objective, factual information there is about Pirates comes from the shipwreck Whydah.

"Black Sam," Bellamy wasn't so much a, "dreaded Pirate," as he was some kind of, "Robin Hood of the Seas."

Despite being extremely hostile towards traditional, "law and order," of National authorities, he was mostly well known for his level-headed good nature, democratic style, and empathy.

His crew, who all enjoyed equal pay and a say in every matter, even revered him, calling themselves, "Robin Hood's men."

He was very tactical and intelligent, but would also give a captured Captain who would surrender without bloodshed a less strategically important ship from his fleet, as opposed to killing or marooning them on the nearest shore.

And, he was the most effective and successful Pirate in history, having captured a total of 53 vessels.

Eventually amassing a fleet of his own Pirate ships before his death in 1717 at only 28 years of age.

As far as Pirates are concerned, he was actually rather impressive.

Everyone who is interested in Pirates at all should have at least a passing knowledge of Black Sam Bellamy. 🏴

Edit;
P.S.= Hornigold's crew didn't, "Mutiny."
When he refused to attack British ships, Hornigold and Teach were voted out of command.

"Mutiny," means; Refusal to obey the orders of a person in authority. An open rebellion against the proper authorities, especially by soldiers or sailors against their officers.

To say the crew Mutinied suggests there was an active rebellion, rather than a common democratic process.

This documentary is rated ARRRRRRGGH

Thanks for the vid

Yo ho Yo ho a pirates life for me!

Thank you for uploading this! I love pirates