Fixing Asia's Borders (& Making Even More People Upset)

[@General.Knowledge]

*Important to, again, reinforce that these 'Fixing Borders' videos aren't to be taken seriously. They are done in the tone of a joke and have only the purpose of making us think about current borders and how they could or could NOT change.*

[@veraxiana9993]

If you decide to do an April fools video this year I think you should do a video redrawing the borders of Antarctica. Not only is it funny & clearly a silly concept, but some people might unironically learn something about the borders of the unofficial claims you'd be changing. Both comical and educational!

[@General.Knowledge]

Great idea!

[@User-dyn]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="530">8:50</a> tajiks aren't turks They're an iranic people and are more closely related to the pashtun, persians and kurds then to the turks

[@lunalingo4461]

How's this guy still not know that

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

​@lunalingo4461he is a troll.

[@solosunbeam]

It is strange, because he mentioned this distinction in another video, but ignored it here.

[@nataliakhomenko5325]

Tadjic language is a cyrillic form of farsi

[@General.Knowledge]

Ok I guess that's why, then! Thank you for the correction.

[@staffan-]

General Knowledge really is on his villain arc, huh? 😂

[@Faustobellissimo]

He's just trolling us...

[@IanBaluwa-b9t]

You missed Russia. You forgot to make changes to Russia like in the Europe video when Russia was also excluded. Much of Russia's territory is in Asia, so including it in the video would've been great.

[@solosunbeam]

Agreed.

[@nataliakhomenko5325]

Never mined. It rented to china for 99 years or untill it's over

[@g_Liss]

In the next episode, he will fix South America's borders (he's just turning Brazil back into a Portuguese colony).

[@alucs6362]

I think the funniest thing he could possibly do is break all expectations and instead annex Portugal as part of Brazil

[@edwardblair4096]

But will Bolivia get back it's access to the sea?

[@TheMastertbc]

more like Portuguese mainland

[@yl861]

He'll create a massive Amazonia country for sure 😂

[@Erased_UnityXDX]

I haven't watched the video yet but i'm sure he will give Macau to Portugal

[@User-dyn]

LMAO

[@rexcolt9742]

Dont think so. Hong Kong dont want to be part of China. But Macau sure does. Portugal getting Macau would be the same as Germany getting Kaliningrade

[@Bejaiakabylie]

​@@rexcolt9742last video he gave eastern Thrace to Greece so

[@User-dyn]

the comment was a joke because the guy who made the video is Portuguese

[@rexcolt9742]

@Bejaiakabylie 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Galatasaray playing in the Greece Superleague. And Feberbahçe-Besiktas being THE biggest rivalrie in Turkey

[@Idkpleasejustletmechangeit]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="534">8:54</a> that's because Tajikistan isn't Turkic. They are culturally and linguistically Iranic.

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

As in, they're Persian?

[@Idkpleasejustletmechangeit]

@Ggdivhjkjl related to them.

[@Ninaform]

Do this for Africa & you have 1500 new countries based on language alone.

[@nataliakhomenko5325]

...and genetics. Promoting etnic separatism is evil.

[@maltheartistme]

i can already feel the anger in some people

[@eugenekalikin]

"Qatar would stay the same" (Showing Bahrain as part of Qatar). Bahrain: Hey, hey, wow wow, a a a, naaa, nice try.

[@ChinnuWoW]

Baluchistan should also include a region in the South East of Iran.

[@hoangkimviet8545]

As a Vietnamese person, I like the way you kept the status of Vietnam.

[@dylainchiv1169]

Same here in Cambodia ( I have family in near vīnh long)

[@SewerRatsarepeopletoo]

Nobody is stupid enough to try to redraw Vietnam's in this day and age... ...the trees would disagree.

[@scapeagoat2520]

Cambodia deserves the southern tip of Vietnam though

[@d-i-ry]

"because nothing wrong ever came from a European trying to draw boarders in the middle east" 😹😹😹 you should have opened with this line!

[@Ijst19]

How are you putting Tajikistan in the turkic state when it’s the only Persian country there, if you did more research you would’ve known why it’s not in the intergovernmental organisation as it’s not Turkic-speaking but a variation of Persian

[@solosunbeam]

He made the distinction in another video, I don't why he seemed to overlook it here.

[@k.c1126]

Hey, he was complaining about getting old at the end of this video ​@@solosunbeam... 😂

[@General.Knowledge]

Yeah that was a stupid mistake. My bad!

[@tashaweso]

sure to be a peaceful video

[@zakazskretuwlewo145]

u know taht tajikistan isnt turkish country? its persian one like afghanistan and iran speaking type of persian language called dari if i remember correctly

[@User-dyn]

Nope, Dari is afghan They speak tajik which is similar to Dari and Farsi

[@zakazskretuwlewo145]

@@User-dyn yeah i was wrong i searched it now but i think those 3 languages are very close to each other

[@mrmane2000]

Congratulations! You have the talents required of a budding imperial colonialist.

[@jaxstuff898]

Fix the US next, do we really need all those Dakotas?

[@vincentcleaver1925]

Didn't he already, or is that geography by Jeff?

[@Stant123]

@@vincentcleaver1925 Jeff did, that's what inspired these videos.

[@General.Knowledge]

@@vincentcleaver1925 Geoff did it, yeah!

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

What's the easiest way to identify the flag of South Dakota? Reading the state's name written in large letters, or reading the state's name written again in small letters?

[@PowersOfDarkness]

europeans looking at maps back in the day: Throw some lines on there, i dont care" europeans looking at maps today: "MAKE MORE ETHNOSTATES"

[@IamAnik7]

I just watched your European edition of this series yesterday and I'm watching the Asian one today. Now, I'm eagerly waiting for the other continents.

[@rustix3]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="726">12:06</a> Fun fact, there are more Mongols in Inner Mongolia of China than in Mongolia itself

[@2Noobie]

as a punjabi indian i am pretty mad

[@snowwizard9440]

You're a brave man, sir general! 😂

[@callum-tefl3686]

Sad that Tuva didn't make it into the map :(

[@Lucius_Shiro]

Bro really wants every single country to send a hitman after him

[@starinvader5969]

Have you ever thought of creating your own fictional borders on Antarctica?

[@JustAnotherGuy-vx4po]

Giving Singapore Malaysian Borneo makes NO sense, Singapore has nothing to do with Borneo and its history. I would give 3 ideas which are a lot better than that. (1) Give it to neighbouring Indonesia (2) give it independence and unite with Indonesian Borneo and Brunei (3) Give it to Brunei. This is probably the best out of the 3 as Brunei actually controlled most of Borneo historically up to European colonialism. Keeping it as part of Malaysia is also possible but I get you want to change things up so that probably wouldn’t be viable.

[@stephenmcnally8583]

Your vids have been great since day one. Thank you for all the time you take. You and another couple of KZbinrs saved me from bad depression. There's something about soothing videos and pleasant content that perked me right up.

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks! I'm really glad you enjoy them. Hope you are doing better now.

[@racereb]

at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="833">13:53</a> I believe you were meant to say Brunei and not Borneo

[@ItsNotAdamG]

“I’m gonna leave all of Europes friends the best outcomes and the countries I don’t like the worst possible outcomes”

[@solosunbeam]

I don't think Europe has any real friends in Asia. Possibly because of the horrible colonising.

[@TheLIMREPORT]

Malaysia did fix its borders. Back in 1963, Tunku Abdul Rahman kicked out Singapore. I would suggest giving independence to Tibet and Xinjiang. Give the Kurils to Japan. Spratleys to hmm.... Set up independent Balochistan and Kurdistan.

[@mahirahmed4814]

Me who Bengali I see this as a absolute win

[@nominatively]

nice video

[@PowersOfDarkness]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="731">12:11</a> congrats, you just made Mongolia a Han majority state

[@ClassicsManWithAPlan]

Step one: bring back the achaemenid persian borders. Step two: there is no step two

[@abanoubmorcos318]

Interesting coming from Alexander

[@ClassicsManWithAPlan]

@@abanoubmorcos318 totally fair thing to point out. I fell in love with Alexander first, and through him got to know and love the Achaemenid Persians. Also a big fan of the Sassanid Persians and the little known Samanid Persian Kingdom. not a huge safavid fan though.

[@fakeAratPrime]

Bruh sending an Email and unsubscribing for a fun "joke" video is crazy. Apparently you can't think differently than someone else anymore ahahaha.

[@General.Knowledge]

I already got a worse one after this video!

[@fakeAratPrime]

@General.Knowledge damn they're quick huh. Lots of contested borders on Asia so I guess it kinda makes sense, but still!

[@3P_SH]

In ancient Persian, the word Tajik meant a person who was not a Turk or an Arab, which is related to the people living in northern Iranshahr or the Tajiks we now see in Tajikistan. Apart from that, a country like Iran is a multi-national country, and if you do a little research, you will see that the old borders of this country still show themselves in some places.. For example, we can point to the ancient ritual of Nowruz, which is celebrated in an ancient way from Baghdad to western China. This shows that from an anthropological perspective, a country like Iran should not only not be divided,Rather, it should be a factor of consensus among related tribes. All of this is if we avoid the religious part and don't open up the discussion of Zoroastrianism and Shia Islam.

[@craigk.gowens7534]

One change you should have made to your central Asian Turkic state is to partition the Gorno-Badakhshan region of Tajikistan from this greater Turkic state. Even today within Tajikistan, the Gorno-Badakhshan region is culturally and religiously different with the Pamiri population largely being Ismaili Shi'ite religiously and speaking Eastern Iranian languages as opposed to the Western Iranian language of Tajik spoken through most of the rest of the country. It could be called Pamiristan after the dominant Pamiri ethnic group that largely defines the region. This country could also take in the Badakhshan province of Afghanistan as well was the Wakhan corridor, the 1893 manufactured buffer zone between then Imperial Russia and the British Raj of India, delineating their spheres of influence. This also provides an opportunity to birth a new constitutional monarchy with the Pamiristan being able to have the Ismaili Imam HRH the Aga Khan as their ceremonial Head of State.

[@nyb2.027]

Love me some Balkanization. 😄

[@User-dyn]

An independent Hui country would have been cool specifically made up of Gansu Ningxia and Qinghai and maybe Yunnan if we're pushing it

[@DanH-u3f]

That's what China's borders should look like without their imperialism.

[@Prosper_Dean]

Lmao

[@doctornightcore5262]

if u wanna do balkanisation of india let me tell u himachalis(pahadi people ) have nothing to do with punjab add pahadi territory with nepal (include uttarakhand , sikkim and northern west bengal) make rajasthan and gujarat one nation balkanize mp, up, and bihar and entire NE Is not bengali and southern state are perfect make them their own different countries

[@حارس_شاہ]

Himachal Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi are integral parts of Greater Panjab.

[@notyourdaddy2148]

a european “fixing” asia’s borders. whatever would go wrong…?

[@raunakd2]

Indian Bengal is predominantly Hindu and North East India has people from several different religions besides Hinduism and Islam (for example, Christianity and Buddhism). Uniting those regions with Bangladesh may cause the gradual decline of some of the oldest religions in the world in that area. But uniting the Rohingya territory of Burma with Bangladesh makes sense. P.S. I’m not a supporter of Hindutva.

[@Googolplexian01]

The comments will be VERY civil here!

[@samarth1071]

yet...

[@solosunbeam]

Yeah, if you thought that they were rough in the European video, check out aggressive nationalism with Asian characteristics right here 👇

[@Markus_Abrach]

Comparing <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="340">5:40</a> (Gaza and West Bank as two parts of Palestine) and <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="885">14:45</a> (only West Bank visible), I suggest a different Palestine: make Gaza bigger and let West Bank be part of Israel, because i think that a country should always be in just one piece of land (exept on islands). The West bank was originally part of Jordan but your new Jordan is big enough to accept the lost of the West bank they never really wanted because of the Palestinian

[@solosunbeam]

That's a rubbish deal for Palestine. And they are used to being offered bad deals, but that would be the worst.

[@Darium147]

i have multiple serious flaws with this: - Despite the mess the borders would be, tajikistan should remain independent - There is no point in uniting Cyprus - There is room for border change between southeast Asia and China. As crazy as it sounds, one of the closest people to chineese are Bhutanese, Tibetans and Burmese. Furthermore, there is Tai people in southern China. - Instead of dividing the Nusantaran region by islands, i would rather competly unite them into a confederation, or divide them by languages and ethnicities, and very small groups are either merged with similar neighbours. - UNITING PUNJAB IS A BAD IDEA ☠️☠️🔥🔥⚠️⚠️ - Why no asyrian state??? - Why no Cham state??? - I would make Uyghuristan and Mongolia smaller, to prevent them from becoming majority Chinese. Also, with Uyghuristan being so close to Central asia, i dont see any point in keeping them separated. - The idea of uniting Jordan with Sunni iraq sounds rather poor. i would unite the levant arabs for one side, and divide iraq between a sunni and a shia nation separately. This shia nation could annex the arabs in Iran. There is a few more flaws, but i agree with most things.

Uniting Cyprus makes a lot of sense. Cypriot are much more similar to each other than they are to Turks or Greeks.

[@حارس_شاہ]

What’s wrong with uniting Panjab??? We want our country that was wrongfully divided in 1947 back.

[@Patrickwang2235]

wonderful concept for the video :)

[@ZEKESasaMo]

It's interesting to unify Hokkaido and Sakhalin to create an Ainu country!

[@Gil-games]

Nah, too late

[@jonasdavies1806]

Thou I am British, I would like to see Pakistan, India and Bangladesh reuniting in this scenario rather than the total balkanization.

[@Based.Afghan]

Pashtuns aka the original Afghans are the largest ethnicity in south central asia ( comprised of territories of modern Afghanistan and the newly created country pakistan. Pashtuns are ethnic afghans which means we already have a ethnic nation for us called Afghanistan.

[@حارس_شاہ]

Pashtuns colonised KPK and forced the native Hindko Panjabis to leave.

[@User-dyn]

Sindh is already the name of a place, the stan would be redundant

[@pchawdhry12]

South Asian here: 1. I see Afghanistan joining Pakistan in some way or the other in the upcoming years. Afghanistan has crucial trade routes passing through Pakistan. It doesn't seem likely that Pakistan's provinces would seceede, but even if they do you have included a part of Gilgit Baltistan here which is unlikely to join Punjab (it might as well be independent) 2. I have noticed you made Punjab a different country. Considering the premise of this country is the Punjabi language, your proposed nation would be something like the Bosniaks face in Bosnia and Herzegovina. (50% non-Punjabi, 50% Punjabi) Considering that Seraikis, Haryanvis and Pahadis would be separate people within this nation. 3. I have notice J & K is a separate country, but it seems unlikely that it would be a single unified country. It could potentially split into 2-4 countries because the political divide within the regions of the proposed country is as large as the Pacific Ocean.. It's a nightmare keeping the 3 regions of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh together for any government. 4. A proposed Bengal state wouldn't contain North-East India, However the anti-Bangladeshi sentiment (sometimes anti-Bengali sentiment) in the 6 out of the 7 sisters of NE India, is precisely due to the fear of illegal immigrants from present-day Bangladesh overwhelming their native population. Such a country seems unlikely. In any case, if India does retain North-East, independence of the Chicken's neck is unlikely. Making nations out of India's Northeast, is one entire separate video, it is impossible to do so, because of the various competing ethnic groups. 5. Tibet is way too small, here. Xinjiang/Uyghuristan way too large (should include only Turpan Basin). Given inner Mongolia's demography independence seems impossible. Taiwanese independence would die the moment China democratizes, so I don't think it's likely but one is free to speculate.

[@حارس_شاہ]

Seraiki isn’t a thing, it’s just a dialect of Panjabi and so is Pahari. Stop spreading Balochi propaganda.

[@ahmetylmaz1119]

In Turkey, not all of the Kurds are want to create kurdistan. Only some of them want to be separated from Turkey. So these separatist kurds can be exchanged with other countries. Then there is no need to create kurdistan on Turkey.

[@hitbycars]

Bro couldn't restored Palestine but he didn't want the zionist bots to demonetize his video

[@joshuawells835]

Most Controversial - Fixing Africa's Borders

[@davidhumphrey2593]

Dude, trust me, I have PHYSICALLY lived in Tajikistan, and I have seen that 4/5 of the Central Asian states, EVERY DAY, want to unite and grow and act as one nation. BUT... Turkmenistan, nonetheless (though not in an entirely violent way, I should say), denies their offers, and Central Asia refuses these 5 nations their offers to come together AS ONE!!!!!

[@MrMinecraft5578]

Man, he got mad at the controversy, that's the fun part!

[@LazyCat010]

This is the first of the classic blunders: trying to start a land war in Asia!

[@shitpostWJ]

Now he needs to do it with Africa, the Americas, and/or Oceania.

[@gabrielborges396]

It would be fun to redraw the borders of the Americas... since most of the countries in those continents have good borders...

[@حارس_شاہ]

As a Panjabi I’m a huge fan of the idea of a undivided secular pre colonial Panjabi nation state 🌾❤️‍🔥

[@rubiconprime1429]

Forgive me if I’m wrong, but Iran’s boarders are based more on geography, with the mountains acting as a protective shield for the country. It would be a shame to reduce those, despite understanding the desire to unite all the Kurds and Azerbaijanis. If someone knows how to square this circle I’d be very interested.

[@Orangefish429]

Give it all to Luxembourg

[@الهِلالي-ذ6ن]

#free_eastturkistan

[@Prosper_Dean]

Not gonna happen

[@tanmaydhiman4701]

Man, you're short on research for this one

[@ThomasTheTraveler]

You did well considering there are some regions that are sensitive subjects 😅 keep up the good work!

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks!

[@adannycamacho5619]

Russia should be split. It’s too big and it has too many different ethnolinguistic cultures across the territory.

[@solosunbeam]

And it is too aggressive

[@Prosper_Dean]

​@@solosunbeamGreat observation

[@Michalik-ps9gk]

Im disapointed you didnt change siberia at all, its got so many different ethnic groups that really not that much people know about like the tuvans yakuts, buryats and many more and it would be cool if more people learned about them

[@Daigotsumax]

I would also have gone further with the borders of Arab countries, half of them only exist because of post-colonialism, the others due to dynastic struggles. A larger Arab union has also been mentioned in the past (though it might need to carefully consider the religious divides)

[@SeverusFelix]

Giant Mongolia bless

[@tuvshinturchuluunbaatar-tr5971]

You should also talk abt *russia* (slavs) actually being only west of ural mountains. The part in asia is either turkic or mongolic origins. This way the new turkic nation would be crazy interesting to see including uiguristan aswell. Mongolia would also expand to the north taking parts of siberia starting with the region of baikal sea.

[@Pirabata]

Most of Zaza consider themself also Kurds, like one of the kurdish dialect (kurmanc soran zaza etc)

[@jumanpatowary4486]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="650">10:50</a> you should look into 1905 Bengal partition history. So an united Bengal would make more sense. And as for North East India it could be a different state😂. Even greater would be the "Akhand Bharat" idea.

[@ViktorIshchuk-i1y]

Tajikistan is Iranian-speaking, not Turkic-speaking, has conflicts with neighboring Turkic-speaking countries, and cannot enter a Turkic country

[@mirsahalbalushi7338]

You left part of Western Baluchistan under Iran, that territory should've been along with Eastern Baluchistan.

[@woodykusaki9970]

Sabah (east side of Borneo) should be Philippines. It was owned by the Sultanate of Sulu which is now part of Philippines and loaned by Malaysia. Malaysia doesn't want to give it back. So Sabah should be Philippines.

[@shk439]

As a Central Asian, I am not upset about this. However, a s a Kazakh, I would be worried about integrating so many people into greater Kazakhstan.

[@daniilkudanill]

Indonesia had already using regional autonomous mechanism for Papua

[@50gens]

I think Syria's coast should be given Lebanon. Why not unite all the non-sunni arabs? If each group had its own state, they would have small states but together they can make a decently large state.

[@Lost_Rocket]

In Inner Mongolia only live 17.7% mongols and 78,7% Chinese (han) people, so it dosent make sense to give it to Mongolia, also golan heights is 50% Jews and 50% Muslim Druze, its not even Sunni/Shia Muslim so why give it to them? Both changes would just cause massive unrest.

[@McVoid-mcv]

yay you actually did it based on language

[@mikza29_]

Yeah, you're trolling 😂

[@rustix3]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="751">12:31</a> I think these days the way of living on Russian Sakhalin and Hokkaido of Japan are so different, that they are of uniting them sounds like uniting Koreas.

[@edwardblair4096]

You left out a discussion of the Russo-Chinese border. Maybe you covered it in the European video, but if you didn't include Cyprus, why would it have included the Russian far east? Actually I think you did say Russia would break up, but I don't remember if you discussed changes to the "external" border. My assumption is that just as Mongolia expands to include ethnic mongols within the current Chinese border, China would expand to include some of the ethnic Chinese land in the current Russia.

[@fidel1803]

But there are no ethnic Chinese territories in modern Russia. Some groups close to Mongolians are present there. Like Buryats and Tuva.

[@Unwebonnn]

The wars this ideal world would cause will be fought in the comments of this video

[@beyo5]

Baluchistan from SE Iran and south Pakistan. Korea extends closer to Vladivostok and surrounding Chinese Yanbian Prefecture ethnically. And if you're going to Balkanize certain countries, Yakutsk, Kamchatka and Siberia, etc. from a dissolved Asiatic Russia.

[@itslgd]

Hello There 👋

[@Con.931]

Awesome video bro! Video idea for you; redrawing North & Central America, like balkanization of the US, Mexico, Canada and the rest of Central American and the Carribean.

[@rustix3]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="520">8:40</a> There are no mess with Turkmenistan borders, they are not even in Fergan valley that you are showing.

[@Alexhuang14]

You forgot to expand china into Northen Manchuria which was given to russia when russia threatened china with war when they are dealing with japanese invasion

[@lorenzooliver1888]

Russia never threatened China with war. USSR liberated Manchuria and unit 731 was full of USSR captives as well. Try and spill your bs somewhere else

[@Alexhuang14]

@lorenzooliver1888 Yes, during the Romanov dynasty, Russia did threaten China with war, particularly in the 19th and early 20th centuries, as part of its imperial expansionist policies. Several incidents illustrate this: 1. Opium War and Treaty of Aigun (1858): Though not directly threatening China with war over the Opium Wars (which were primarily between China and Britain), Russia took advantage of China's weakened position after the Second Opium War. In 1858, Russia forced China to sign the Treaty of Aigun, which ceded large areas of land in the Amur River region to Russia. The treaty was effectively imposed on China after military pressure, marking a significant territorial loss for China. 2. Expansion into Manchuria and the Treaty of Tientsin (1859): Following the Treaty of Aigun, Russia continued to expand into northern Manchuria, further pressuring China into signing the Treaty of Tientsin in 1859. This treaty allowed Russia to secure more territory, with a clear threat of military action if China resisted. 3. Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905): While this conflict was primarily between Russia and Japan, it had significant implications for China. Russia sought to expand its influence in Manchuria and Korea, regions that were of strategic interest to China as well. Though China was not directly involved in the war, Russia’s military buildup in the region, particularly around Port Arthur and other parts of Manchuria, created tensions. The war further illustrated Russia’s willingness to use military force to assert control over Chinese territories, though it ultimately lost to Japan. Throughout the Romanov era, Russia often used military threats or outright military action to expand its territory at China’s expense, particularly in areas like Siberia, Manchuria, and the Far East. These actions were part of Russia’s broader imperial ambitions in Asia.

[@solosunbeam]

@General Knowledge I was surprised that there were European juvenile enough to email you and get mad with you when it was just light hearted fun. But then I shouldn't have been because we've all gone mad. I am now going to read the comments here to see nationalist-crazy on steroids (with Asian characteristics).

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

Please redraw Australia's borders.

[@yashenumulla4068]

I knew this video was gonna be next after Europe and that there will be more controversy here than in Europe. But hats off to you for your bravery 😅👍

[@User-dyn]

Baloch is pronounced with a sh sound not a K Also there is a baloch population in iran too

[@حارس_شاہ]

It’s pronounced with a ch sound not sh

[@IamAnik7]

Punjub was divided on the basis of Religion.so it would notbe a good idea to merge them, I guess. Same goes with both the Bengals ( West Bengal & Bangladesh)

[@stevejohnson3357]

Brunei used to own the Borneo part of Malaysia and were tricked out of Sarawak and Sabah by the British. At independence the Sultan didn't want to have responsibility for them. Also, 2 former Malay sultanates are part of Thailand and should be returned. And the Shan state in Burma would like independence please.

[@ho3einxerxes988]

Next time use Europe borders as your toile.. sorry i mean painting note book😅 Edit: i checked your videos and i saw you've already done it

[@benisign]

You missed some ethnically Georgian territory in Turkey when you talked about the caucuses.

[@sentient3408]

The giving Georgia back its land and Kurdish independence were the only reasonable takes in the Middle East

[@ossigaming8413]

Nah

[@MHX11]

bro forgot to split russia