How Putin's Invasion is Changing Our World Forever

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[@OliverSG1]

Imagine explaining this to someone in 1946: 'Russia are a serious threat but it's ok cause Germany is building up their Army and this makes Europe feel a little safer'

[@quandaledingle7812]

Your acting like Russia were all good in the 40s lol people feared Russia as much as they feared Germany

[@mrhutchblackdog4636]

I belive there were a ton of propaganda like that in the reich

[@OliverSG1]

@@quandaledingle7812 Russia were monsters but in 46 at least they were the ones that took Berlin and killed Hitler. No one would have expected them to start a war after specifically mobilising to stop one.

[@Bustermachine]

Depends. It might startle people at first, but a lot of people did view the USSR as the next enemy even in 46, and if you added 84 years from now anyone who remembers their history classes would just shrug and assume a new collection of weird alliances. They'd probably be more surprised to learn that everyone in Europe was totally unprepared for this after 84 years of at least notional peace on most of the continent.

[@someone-wh2rb]

i mean the british and american governments did want to rearm the germans so they could fight the soviets

[@SunsetGuitarist]

“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen” - Vladimir Ilyich Lenin I love this quote

[@nathanliteroy9835]

He has lots of good quotes about history, but unlike western leaders he's not cited often because he was from the enemy country. “Every society is three meals away from chaos” “The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them.” “Capitalists can buy themselves out of any crisis, so long as they make the workers pay” - a version of "Privatize the profits, socialize the costs" “It is necessary sometimes to take one step backward to take two steps forward.”

[@tirasgo]

@@nathanliteroy9835 maybe because he was a genocidal communist too

[@patmclaughlin107]

But, I think those eventful weeks will have been prepared over decades. It's just that the events take place in those weeks. But clearly they do not happen out of nowhere in those weeks.

[@EmperorCaligula_EC]

He was not a stupid man, just an evil one. Highly intelligent.

[@Ry_TSG]

@@EmperorCaligula_EC He wasn’t really evil. He had flaws as a leader, but he wasn’t intentionally cruel to his people and actively believed he was helping them. He died early in his rule, though, and was replaced by the paranoid sociopathic lunatic Stalin.

[@pyephyoaung7340]

You did your best for this video. Is amazing and concise and educational. I know there are many topics still need to cover, but man, you did a great job for KZbin video. Amazing work. Thx

[@ronjon7942]

Nice work. I just discovered your channel, it was a hidden gem for me. I'll be happily looking into all your previous presentations, as I enjoyed listening to your perspective on this and some other recents.

[@irenajones446]

It is a propaganda mostly and information is not presented correctly or a lie. Somebody paid them to spread this bullshit.

[@v28faizeditzz87]

yes

[@Pan_Blazej]

Russia: gets warry Poland: breathes uneasily Germany: increases military expenses Poland: *sweats profusely*

[@Emanon...]

I trust Germany with a powerful military way more than i'd trust the US, France and the UK. This not conjecture, it's based on historical facts since 1946.

[@vinsderiz]

Chinese communists: bellies rumbles happily

[@ImHIMNOCAP.]

I'm in Poland rn I'm worried bc this guy could end the world with nuclear and atomics and if NATO tryed help if Russia attacks us he could do it and we are scared bc we are like a pipe line and Ukraine's are fleeing alot here also weapons from West go through Poland

[@notj7506]

@@ImHIMNOCAP. Dont worry, they have basically banned the usage of nukes. They wont be used during war unless someone strikes first

[@SirRivelion]

@@ImHIMNOCAP. It seems like Ukraine is winning the war with all the equipment they got from other countries. Ukrainian's military is so much more organized than russians, after the annexation of Krime and they are defending, which is a huge advantage (not for the civillians, ofcourse...). Russia most likely won't attack Poland (too risky, both a NATO and EU nation AND the Baltic countries are an easier prey if putin wants more land for his delusional dreams of renewed CCCR) Don't worry too much about the nuclear weapons. Only a complete madman would use it in this day and age and they would have to face all the consequences (like open war with NATO, which Russia has no hope at all to win). Even then, look how much help Ukraine is given, imagine how much help Poland would get from all the allied nations. Hope that helps you sleep.

[@blueastcoast]

It’s quite remarkable to see what the decision of an individual world leader can do to the population of the globe.

[@neptune1525]

8 BILLION people..... And the desicion of ONE man can affect us like this. Absolutely crazy.

[@Juho221]

@@neptune1525 I think Putin isn't the only man behind this, they have other politicians as well who make these terrible decicions

[@julianshepherd2038]

I think he had to persuade people he should have all the power and that Russia cannot defend wide borders and needs to narrow them by invading east and south.

[@samuraiboi2735]

@@neptune1525 8 billion really isnt that much but i guess 1 person is enough to affect it all.

[@ezay8694]

@@bta8355 what bad decisions has he made?

[@jadeparelius]

I remember me and my class going through modern conflicts right before the week in the which the war started (of which we had a week off from school), I jokingly said to my teacher: *"Y'know, I hope Russia hasn't invaded Ukraine when we come back to school after next week!"* I swear to God.

[@Jartran72]

Yeah but it was in all media that they were getting ready for war for months at the time

[@daneoconnor6457]

Well, that comment aged like milk

[@josephmatthews7698]

It's so weird to me that we had all American intelligence screaming RUSSIA IS INVADING RUSSIA IS INVADING!!🚨🚨 Yet so many people were surprised by it. It's totally sane to be skeptical of American intelligence but coupling that with Russia's actions under Putin up to that point should have convinced most people they were right. I get why Zelensky downplayed it but we should know better.

[@michellegentilozzi6268]

damn

[@tlares5589]

Easy call everyone knew it , that’s why Biden was placed in office, yes ww3 has begun !!!!

[@SectionSixteen]

GREAT overview! I will want more content from this video maker, for sure. 👍

[@akramgimmini8165]

This Invasion has quite an Impact here in Germany Both Politically and Practically

[@ZacxRicher]

What is happening politically? What do people think about everything that is happening?

[@ZacxRicher]

Thanks in advance! From Québec, Canada

[@cooltwittertag]

@@ZacxRicher I don't think the new government has been under this much pressure before and the general stance towards the military and its funding massively changed.

[@itsallminor6133]

Voting for RUSSIA and blaming the west. From America

[@President.]

Is everyone following the British and American narrative in Germany? Or are you still able to think for yourself? What is the word amongst germans

[@jaysabilla8596]

"The crisis takes a much longer time coming than you think, and then it happens much faster than you would have thought." Rudiger Dornbusch

[@0rangevlad]

Good quote

[@koneal2000]

"Random quotes under KZbin videos are stupid" me.

[@and_raw2036]

@@koneal2000 “k” -Obama trump

[@macosx10.7lion4]

The quote of the 21st century.

[@cjthompson420]

“Only Rosie o donnell” - Trump

[@michaelambrosano938]

THIS has to be one one of the most informative channels I have EVER had the pleasure of watching on KZbin!!

[@thingy2780]

these are informative- just keep in mind that they are definitely slanted on their editorial content in subtle ways

[@robertsummers8828]

@@thingy2780 please elaborate - I enjoy watching these types of videos, but I want to know what I should be taking with a grain of salt you know

[@thingy2780]

@@robertsummers8828 You have to determine that for yourself... Simply watch and keep in mind that there is a Western narrative that is very deceptive at play... Look for the types of ideas you would find on CNN for example

[@aidos8448]

It's a lying channel.

[@user-os2gg2db2f]

actualy they forget that russia restore chechnia after that

[@michaelambrosano938]

THIS channel is extraordinary in its depth and scope of information,..thank you

[@revivrevalchn3503]

If History can teach us one thing, It's the fact that humanity never learn from it.

[@abcdes1903]

KZbin silenced every comment opposing the west's narrative. What does that tell us about the current history being written? KZbin being an American platform is trampling on free speech. Most of its users will never learn the real truth because of corruption like this. This video is heavily biased and purposely missed out on many details and rational from Russia's side.

[@nickpaschentis5284]

1. Russia is isolated and had to rely on force to win. 2. 2 powers fight through others, instead of killing each other. 3. A Hegemon controls most of Europe, although this time through money (USA). 4. Ukraine, Belarus and Poland have the worst geographical position in the world, between 2 power hungry countries (Ones Russia and Ottomans,then Russia and Germany,now Russia and EU/NATO). 5. Someone for some Idiotic reason ordered GERMANY to reunite each forces,WTF!!!

[@renemccracken6319]

That’s the pessimism I’m here for ☝🏼 it’s so sad but so true.

[@ZoltanMarossy]

3 things... one being easy to propagate the masses into believing what you want them to. Covid and this 'war' are a perfect example. The real war we're facing right now is an info-war. Who's telling the truth?

[@weouthere4933]

We don’t live long enough

[@jmniskanen]

I have to point out, that even though Russian gas comprises over 90 % of Finnish gas imports, natural gas itself is NOT at all a big component of the Finnish energy mix and contributes only a few percentages to the total.

[@Writeous0ne]

yes, nordic countries have developed an intelligent strategy of using green energy in their own countries and selling their fossil fuels to other countries, then telling other countries they need to stop using fossil fuels 🤣

[@sfcarp9418]

@@Writeous0ne Bang On !! 👍👍👏👏

[@mason4354]

That may be true but shut up

[@ronvela]

You need yo understand that Natural gas is not about energy only. Biggest 2nd user of Natural gas is Oleo chemical industry which translates into daily products.

[@f-86zoomer37]

@@ronvela well that's not the argument. The Putin shills are laughing that Europeans is gonna freeze this winter and people will be mad. But now you moved goalposts and say well certain industries will be impacted. Well boo hoo so fucking what? We need to punish Russia for their warmongering criminal actions. This is the price of living in a democracy and fighting to preserve freedom both here and abroad from dictators and tyrants.

[@phincampbell1886]

I see a lot of comments saying how great a channel this is! And don't think I've ever explicitly said so myself. So I'm taking the reminder to make known how strongly I agree; this channel is great, it's REALLY good, imo

[@TomKallenbach]

Your videos are so great keep it up so educational

[@austinpowersfasjer]

Disclaimer: the images of broken houses are not directly related to the earthquakes caused by gas extraction in the Groningen gas field. We did have earthqaukes, but did not cause actual direct collapse of buildings.

[@roywenton1605]

Thank you

[@Arjonko]

additional disclaimer: the photo is not from Groningen, looks like a North American house damaged by a hurricane. What the video also fails to mention is that these ''significant'' earthquakes have never been higher than 3.6 magnitude. On top of that, a recent poll showed that 61% of the Groningers are in favour of gas extraction in Groningen to stop the import of Russian gas.

[@ari-mcbrown]

Well, yes they did. Mostly historical buildings and old farms that collapsed during the constant punishment from the quakes.

[@ahmedifhaam2669]

proof?

[@OGsploorp]

@@ahmedifhaam2669 literally just look it up most buildings just have cracks and minor damage, its not like earthquakes as you see in the news

[@theironrhino110]

Huge areas of Canada's prairies last year recorded a record drought which is huge since Canada is the 5th largest producer of wheat, making these situations all the more dire.

[@AnnaIsHere]

Shit.

[@Crashed131963]

I looked it up ,Canada and the US together produce more wheat than Russia. Canada on its own produces more wheat than the Ukraine. China produces the most then its #2 India.

[@its_dey_mate]

@@Crashed131963 Aaannd how is that relevant? One is that op said that Canada has faced a drought, so that makes her produce wayy less. Two is that Russia and Ukraine combined produce the most than any other country and countries combined even except China, but she isn't relevant to the discussion, and we are grouping them together because neither can export in the situation the two face. And 4, is that this isn't a d*ck measuring contest, when we talk about the world as a whole, even 5% less of anything could be detrimental to everything else. Let alone when we talk about such colossal producers of wheat for the world.

[@AnnaIsHere]

@@Crashed131963 But how much do they export ? Remember that they consume also

[@annacastro2855]

That's also where we store all our Ukrainians! Oh no!

[@smokedsalts4441]

He really showed PornHub dead center in the list of companies that left and then hit us with the "pull out" line right after ROFL

[@gabrielcalugaru5929]

Yeah

[@comrade_binx]

This dude is excellent and narrating! Well done, love it!

[@wattsy4468]

I’m a farmer in Western Australia. In a cruel twist of fate, we’ve been unable to seize on the high wheat prices because of the incredible season that we’ve just experienced. Which has flooded the WA export terminals and severely hampered the states ability to get the grain out of the country. At the same time our overheads have shot through the roof as we are unable to source the essential resources (chemical, steel, fuel etc.) necessary to the ongoing operations of our business. Who would’ve thought three years ago this kind of global instability would result

[@view1st]

I wonder if any of this has been orchestrated in advance as part of a wider reset of the West's economic and political architecture.

[@mikei6605]

isn't there like a wheat famine in Africa and the middle east rn

[@mortgageapprovals8933]

The phrasing of the OP makes it clear he does not care about men. "... more than 2.5 million Ukraine, mostly women and children, have been forced to flee to country ..." That's one way to look at it. Another way to loo at it is that women have the PRIVILEGE of fleeing. Why are we even conned about the women that get to flee. That is good. They get to continue living. What about the men that are FORCED to stay and die. That is sexism against men. Just for being both the wrong gender they have to die. Men should be given the same opportunities as women to flee to safety. Why should have to die for women. I don't see women eager to die for men.

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

@@mikei6605 The WA export terminals have been flooded, that’s the issue. The overhead costs, or costs of operating a business, have become very high as well, resulting in an extremely high total average cost.

[@mikei6605]

@@mortgageapprovals8933 no one is stopping men from seeking safety, stop wanting to be oppressed so bad. Men would want to stay and fight rather than take care of children anyways. and the comment had nothing to do with gender so why r u even commenting

[@Luthies]

9:40 this map lacks the context of how much of each countries energy production relies on gas, for example the 94% for Finland might seem like catastrophic overextension, but natural gas overall is only 5% of the countries entire energy consumption.

[@Astromegalul]

Yes we in germany for example use Gas only for Heating, and it's not the Only Heat Source we use. it Would still be very Difficult but it'll not happen that residents have Cold Houses, that's imposibble. It's always overwatched what this Gas is used for and what not

[@scheto8010]

Yes but when houses are heated with gas they will stay cold wich is a big Problem in a cold country like Finnland

[@Astromegalul]

@@scheto8010 well in Germany we have enough Gas and other Heat Sources that we can guarantee that Houses will stay Warm... Only problem may be the heating of some parts of the Industry

[@davidty2006]

most countries use natural gas for heating. Though there is an alternative that was used before natural gas. Coal gas. SImply gas thats generated from coal.

[@TheMaaxZ]

@@scheto8010 people will buy gaming PC's to keep themselves warm

[@txbre8758]

My friend’s great grandfather was a veteran of world war 2. We were celebrating his 100th. I told him about Russia invading Ukraine. He said, “Good God, it’s happening again, it’s starting, I thought we left this behind”

[@YVO007]

Thank You RealLifeLore

[@Powerslave226]

Holy hell man; the amount of research and the vastly different locations in which you need to pull this information from is absolutely staggering. I know there are likely multiple people doing this research, but such a tight and informative product comes out of you folks at RealLifeLore. Thank you for this.

[@ChubDetector]

Slava Ukraini

[@SrbKuc]

Its easy when the state department gives you all the material and writes your talking points for you

[@jarrettwilfred5453]

@@SrbKuc put the tinfoil down, crazy

[@Razor-gx2dq]

@@SrbKuc take your meds schizo

[@larrybuzbee7344]

I like the idea of a "holy hell". I imagine endless mumbling monotone nonsensical sermons delivered by a skeletal preacher while being poked mercilessly in the ribs by your undead pew mates as the tithing basin comes by, again and again and again.

[@Samira-rj4ke]

Timestamps 0:50 , 29:05 Invasion on Ukraine 3:49 Migrant Crisis 5:41 Sweden and Finland interests 6:21 Cold War’s 1st phase Germany 6:38 German Military revolutionised 7:40 Lethal Aid to Ukraine 7:46 Suspending pipe line projects 8:41 Russia providing oil and gas 10:13 European Commission’s 10 point proposal 10:45 Norway the 2nd largest gas provider to EU LNG 10:56 Liquified natural gas from US, Qatar and Australia 11:30 LNG Terminals in Europe 11:54 Supply Chain of LNG Natural Gas 12:23 Groningen field, Netherlands 13:39 EastMed , Nigeria gas fields 14:10 USA oil and gas resources China 15:33 Power of Siberia Airline Industry 17:27 Airspace 21:53 Air China 22:05 Air France 22:10 Korean Air 22:32 Russian Airlines 23:23 Kaliningrad Sanctions 24:08 McDonalds Logistics 25:26 MSC 25:35 Ukraine exporting wheat 25:51 Lebanon wheat supplies 26:15 Egypt 27:03 Russia’s wheat exports 27:40 Yemen 28:15 The consequences of wheat export blockage Chechnya 29:46 Putin’ first led war 31:58 Nebula

[@scissorbeaksgames8208]

Love it. Good work, Samira.

[@Crashed131963]

Awsome.

[@Sethilliano]

Nice

[@mastmalakpet]

Super

[@naserrasse8244]

Mcdonalds lo

[@saidabdumamad7476]

Great Work! Clear explaination!

[@argieStream]

Such vastly tremendous, enormous, incredible, major, ultimate and overwhelming extreme phrasing.

[@daanwindt1633]

I live in Groningen, basically on top of the gas field. Recent polls have shown that a majority of citizens here now support extracting more gas to decrease our dependency on Russia, and I agree with this. However, this will mean that the government has to invest more into making buildings earthquake-proof and compensating people, which it obviously does not want to do. So it took years to get recognition and compensation for the damage up until now, let alone the damage that extracting more gas will cause. For years it felt as if the national government spent the money it made from extracting gas on things that did not benefit the locals at all. If we had been quickly and adequately compensated from the start, the problem would have been much less severe. But now I can already predict the protests that will occur over the next 10 years.

[@dutchyoshi611]

I guess if we still want gas we have to sacrifice even more money for better earthquake resistance. What have you done Putin?!

[@stafer3]

Can’t you make that EU issue? I would say since that gas will come as strategic for whole EU energy policy, there could be some kind of EU fund for such thing. 400 million people splitting the bill for damages to locals would have easier time than government of 17 million.

[@MatthewEGardiner]

@@stafer3 The problem is that the government of 17 million sees all the benefit in terms of money, so they should be the ones to fix their own problems that result because of it.

[@austinpowersfasjer]

I agree too, and i live in Groningen city (born Groninger)

[@SCHIJTERBAAS]

@@MatthewEGardiner Then the schould ask a really high price so the damange can easily be covered

[@LinguistRevolutioner]

It’s mind boggling to think that since he started making this video, the Ukrainian refugee population has doubled from 2 million to 4 million. All in a matter of a little more than a week

[@threesixnine369six]

Was gonna say those numbers don’t look up to date at all, probably not even accurate a week ago when they would have started making the video.

[@mortgageapprovals8933]

It’s mind boggling to think that no one is concerned about sexism against men. The phrasing of the OP makes it clear he does not care about men. "... more than 2.5 million Ukraine, mostly women and children, have been forced to flee to country ..." That's one way to look at it. Another way to loo at it is that women have the PRIVILEGE of fleeing. Why are we even conned about the women that get to flee. That is good. They get to continue living. What about the men that are FORCED to stay and die. That is sexism against men. Just for being both the wrong gender they have to die. Men should be given the same opportunities as women to flee to safety. Why should have to die for women. I don't see women eager to die for men.

[@garygarypov5060]

yeah i heard 10 million displaced on reddit the other day. a lot of them are still in the country and not trying to leave, but they're still basically refugees.

[@Meit__]

I already have ukrajians in my school so ye alot more

[@space_guy_04]

They are now going back to Ukraine based on latest data. It seems Russia can’t take over the west so in a sense many are confident and started coming back.

[@gabeseyfriedcomradeinarmsm8332]

You have quality videos, but the endings on some of them bother me a bit because the assumptions aren't completely true. There are plenty of videos about war, terrorism, genocide, and other 'dark' or 'controversial' topics on KZbin that do not get demonetized despite containing real footage, images, etc. Another thing to note is that age-restricted videos do get picked up by the algorithm; they aren't necessarily the same as unlisted videos. If the video is from an educational standpoint, like most of yours are, it shouldn't get demonetized.

[@im_cart8656]

i literally had to look on another site for various educations videos on ww2 and nazi germany as several channels said translating speeches and the like caused community guideline strikes against their channels. i wound up on vimeo

[@gabeseyfriedcomradeinarmsm8332]

@@im_cart8656 Huh, interesting. Maybe they changed them, but I still get recommended documentaries or shorter videos on those kind of subjects and they seem to be fine.

[@lolivov7393]

KZbin doesn't "officially" tell creators this, but age-restricted videos absolutely perform worse on the platform compared to normal ones. It makes sense from KZbin's standpoint, since age-restricted content = potentially not advertiser friendly content => if there's too much /the content is too prominent, KZbin could lose sponsors.

[@travislee4196]

Although this is true, anything that could slightly offend SJWs in any way will get a video demonetized and SJWs get offended by everything. Especially when it comes to education.

[@leilamenouar8998]

How did you manage to overlook Algeria as a provider of gas to Europe? Algeria is the second largest exporter of gas in Africa, it’s right there on the Mediterranean and has direct pipelines to Italy and Spain.

[@asterdost]

why will Algeria not provide gas to its own continent. Specially the bigger countries around it? eh? The west is yesterday. Africa is today

[@josephmatthews7698]

​@@asterdostehhhh??? 60% of Algeria's gas goes to EU. 30% to Turkey, 6% to the UK leaving 4% to go elsewhere like Africa. Either they don't want to trade with neighbors out of fear for arming an enemy, or Africa just doesn't have a huge demand for natural gas or it doesn't have the infrastructure to ship it through land. You tell me.

[@giselameunier4788]

Algeria suffered of French occupation

[@ZeducationTyler]

Best channel on KZbin, glad to see it growing so fast lately!

[@zubastikos]

100%agree

[@gurung1812]

@@u2beuser714 they will py steep price for bring us stoge. Merkel was far better than scolz

[@u2beuser714]

The greens in germany made the government shut down nuclear plants..as if thats a good idea

[@TheBeatersGuide2]

Yesir!

[@pancholopez8829]

Oh hey, Zed

[@ajlnk8275]

I am from Kazakhstan and the consequences of these sanctions are already being felt here, as Russia was connecting us with Europe. For example, we are experiencing a "paper deficit". We have the initial paper after being produced from trees, but I don't know how they are called, but things needed to make these papers ideal white have been imported from Europe. As a result, schools from example are having serious problems.

[@sylvie3097]

Exactly, the world needs Russia.

[@LMPunk]

@@sylvie3097 World needs Russia but it doesn't mean that their actions should be supported.

[@BlondeQtie]

@@sylvie3097 I would love to have a friendly Russia. We do need and want Russia. We just don’t want Putin and war. Russia itself is a nice country.

[@mdza]

@@LMPunk if only the world sanctioned USA in its wars of “democracy” all around the world.

[@skybananaqueen4051]

@@sylvie3097 the world will manage with the absence of any country, even China or America. Russia needs the world

[@ifsowhynot]

Just a pedantic side-note: Francis Fukuyama didn't "unilaterally declare the end of history." His thesis wasn't "Russia will never pose a threat again" or "major historical events will cease occurring from this point forward." He wasn't referring to that kind of history: the history of wars, conflict, and historical change. That sort of history will never come to an end. Fukuyama was referring instead to the historical progression toward an ultimate final form of government. In *The End of History and the Last Man* (which has to rate among the most misunderstood books ever written), Fukuyama considered the possibility that, with the death of the Soviet system, viable and legitimate alternatives to liberal democracy had effectively ceased to exist. He concluded that the only viable, legitimate form of government left was liberal democracy. He wasn't wrong about that. All dictators worth their salt at least pay lip service to democracy, or claim that their system is the *real* form of democracy. And for that reason (among many others), such regimes struggle with legitimacy. Other systems (communism and fascism) do not appear to work in practice and therefore are not viable (not to mention the legitimacy issues they suffer from). Liberal democracy remains the only system that can stake credible claims to legitimacy and long-term viability, ergo: we have arrived at an *apparent* end to a *very specific* sense of history. Fukuyama at no point claims that wars will stop happening after 1991.

[@tomasburian6550]

So glad I don't have to ingest the chaotic breadcrumbs on this subject handed to us over biased media. Good job on putting it together for us so we can understand the big picture.

[@teeing9355]

Not one 24 hour TV News station explained what you did in 30 minutes, they're just interested opinion and division, not knowledge and facts. Keep up the good work.

[@skinni45]

Cue that the Crimean peninsula is coloured in red lol.

[@mortgageapprovals8933]

The phrasing of the OP makes it clear he does not care about men. "... more than 2.5 million Ukraine, mostly women and children, have been forced to flee to country ..." That's one way to look at it. Another way to loo at it is that women have the PRIVILEGE of fleeing. Why are we even conned about the women that get to flee. That is good. They get to continue living. What about the men that are FORCED to stay and die. That is sexism against men. Just for being both the wrong gender they have to die. Men should be given the same opportunities as women to flee to safety. Why should have to die for women. I don't see women eager to die for men.

[@RakeshKumar-hz8gq]

Why dose America want Ukraine to be part of Neto? What if Russia form Neto like organization against USA and include Canada and maxico and deploy their missiles as USA doing by including countries near by Russia will it be ok. Russia doesn't want Ukraine to be part of Neto this war would have not happen if Ukraine had listen to Russia. It's USA and nato fault. Poor Ukraine has to pay the price for listening USA and nato It's USA who unnecessary start fight against countries not Russia

[@irfanshay]

@@RakeshKumar-hz8gq wtf lol

[@xenobladesrg7729]

@@RakeshKumar-hz8gq demmm kuch bhi

[@wakuzaki]

Hey, I'm not saying you're wrong, but I'm saying that it's very misleading when you say that Finland imports most of it's gas from Russia. This is because Gas is such a minor player in Finnish energy. it's mainly used for district heating and for some manufacturing. It's only 6% of all energy consumption of Finland. Were also at the beginning steps of replacing natural gas with biogas and other renewable bio fuels.

[@RandyMahnke]

Well if you think through he is right. You made a logic error

[@siren369xstar8]

Remmember that Russia gonna win & America & Nato gonna fall

[@FryanHere]

Lmaoo

[@elektrotehnik94]

Most KZbin creators usually at least partially misrepresent a lot of core data & usually only get the parts they are experts in, right. You need to watch a plethora of creators, to get a solid grasp on reality, on multiple platforms (ideally not only "Western" platforms, free-speech issues). Twitter can be a good source of reliable info (if you learn to filter good sources, over time) & sometimes, surprisingly, some Reddit groups. ^^ I know, weird :D Even after saying all that, mainstream KZbinrs are still MUCH better at communicating nuance than almost all MSM (mainstream media).

[@samuraijosh1595]

You said nothing different you dolt.

[@unknown24242424]

Good documentary- well done.

[@jeromebarry1741]

About the same time you were writing this script, one of the Baltic nations, I think it's Lithuania, opened a new LNG receiving terminal. You didn't mention that.

[@user-oi7jj4ch6b]

I am Ukrainian. Right now in Ukraine. I don't know what to say. Everything seems like a nightmare to me. A couple of months ago, I could not imagine all this. Everyone is scared. Many have run away. I used to be annoyed by the crowded and noisy streets. Now I'm afraid of silence and desertion. The city has turned into a ghost town.

[@Typhaon89]

Удачи 🍀, надеюсь будет всё хорошо у тебя

[@skannerdk7268]

I am so sorry you have to endure this, I could not imagine what you must be going through. This war does not bode well at all for the world we share. Greed and arrogance always leads to conquest, dragging the lives of the innocent allong with it's morally bereft ambitions.

[@chrisgreening4982]

So sorry for the terror you and millions others have had to endure. Best wishes from USA.

[@Cibran_]

Slava Ukraini!

[@Dopaaamine27]

What's the ground realities there. Who is winning.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

"It's now different men, fighting with different weapons and different tactics. And it's also a totally, totally different world" - Indiana 'Indy' Neidell, The Great War, Episode 208.

[@TheProtagonistDies]

Oh cool

[@samrevlej9331]

Good to see The Great War being referenced, great channel.

[@stephanwackman5816]

The man is an absolute legend.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

@@samrevlej9331 This was Modern War

[@marzipanhuman2356]

War.. War never changes Also a good reference here )

[@WellOilBeefHooked]

Excellent. Thanks.

[@tony_mt24]

The sign "World's Northenmost McDonald's Restaurant" (in Russian) at the 24:26 mark is priceless!

[@Matapius]

One minor addition to german foreign policy. It always was a important rule for the german parliament to never export weapons to a country currently involved in military actions. Its the first time this was thrown over in the modern german history.

[@automatedrussianbot8043]

with enough propaganda ppl will do anything

[@kevincloud574]

@@automatedrussianbot8043You mean injustice not propaganda. Enough injustice people are going to do something about it

[@SoldJesus4Crack]

@@kevincloud574 why did no one intervene in yemen then? or donbas being bombed by their own people for 8 years straight? or mali, niger, uygurs, etc.? its not about injustice, no one cares for that. its all about what the states tell people to do, that they do it. authority is the most convincing argument.

[@jamn4013]

@@SoldJesus4Crack donbass is literally being bombed by Russia

[@robinehrenholm256]

Same for the swedes

[@CW-nj2fn]

funny enough, China becoming obligated to purchase Russian natural gas may reduce their dependence on coal. and Europe is moving back toward nuclear and accelerating renewables. this could accelerate climate goals, unfortunate as the circumstances are.

[@YiannissB.]

That's a bit too good to be true scenario. Let's see how it goes

[@dragos-lucian]

Oh really? There are talks about reopening the coal mines in Romania. The big boys have destroyed the small countries then offered them help. Everything we make is exported to them. Everything left standing is now owned by foreigners and the chains of supermarkets are spread all around and they don't pay a single dime to function on our land. The economy is not improving because it's meant to stay that way. All the small countries are slaves the the USA and the other powerful fucks thay rule the world. I hope Putin keeps the pressure and shows the world that Nato is just a finctional BS that leeches off of the small countries "in exchange for protection". The world is filled with more BS than polution right now.

[@captainhindsight8779]

Typical liberal climate protestor glorifying civilian deaths because “it’s ok if it means we can meet climate change goals”. Muppet.

[@julietten5614]

You sound like a politician before elections.

[@sloomdayer1740]

@@julietten5614 hehehe nice

[@JagurMusic]

Keep the good work up!

[@GOOFYGUY478]

That's kind

[@GOOFYGUY478]

You donating

[@bojanexpro2224]

congrats on 6,99 subs

[@ernestvanophuizen461]

I know you have to use stock footage, but the clip at 12:53 to show damage to Dutch houses is laughably inaccurate. You show complete devastation, presumably hurricane damage, whereas in reality we're talking about cracks in brick walls. Those "significant earthquakes" you mention are indeed bad, but I think it's important to mention here that the most powerful quake was a whopping... 3.6 magnitude.

[@nulious]

A while back they talked about a fire at a chemical refinery that happened near me, they showed stock footage of the downtown area of a city a few miles away.

[@michaelb1761]

I dispute that an earthquake of 3.6 is bad. But, then again, I live on the Pacific Rim where anything below a 5.0 is barely noteworthy.

[@petertroep9085]

@@michaelb1761 3.6 is a bit misleading. Because the kind of soil in Groningen makes it worse and the fact that the earthquakes are way more close to the surface than normal earthquakes. That combined makes it a lot worse than a normal earthquake of 3.6 (Still not catastrophic but enough for severe cracks)

[@DariusSilverstein]

I'm thinking if its mostly damage over time that causes problems, like how houses start to tilt maybe? But yes 3.6 is laughable for someone in the Pacific Ring of Fire that's just the average magnitude of an aftershock after a magnitude 6 or 7.

[@petertroep9085]

@@DariusSilverstein read my other comment in this thread for expenation (I am from groningen

[@psyberfoxx8119]

How did Egypt go from being the breadbasket of the Roman Empire to not having agricultural land to feed their population? Did something change the Nile?

[@dekaredfire]

Nile got dammed by Ethiopians (Wendover did a video about this), also the population of Roman Egypt was estimated at max 8 millions, not even 1% of today's Egypt population.

[@Juho221]

@@dekaredfire 8 million is 8% of Egypt's 100 million people

[@trestaine5542]

Back in 1980 Egypt's population was around 43 million, in 2022 it's 106 million! The country looks quite big on a map, but only a small stretch on the banks of the Nile river is habitable/can be used for agriculture.

[@jacklovejoy5290]

@@dekaredfire The Ethiopians didn't finish their dam yet, Nassar built the Aswan dam though

[@darkmaster539]

Thousands of years of history. The have the same land, and about 100 million more people.

[@StevenJQuinlan]

This is fascinating to watch in mid November, when that iron curtain has not just not fallen, but ended up on the ground in the blood and muck

[@philshongwe8835]

very informative video

[@neonbunnies9596]

8:32 Germany, and Europe as a whole, also chose to embed herself with Russia because of a new economic style of thinking: that if Europe's economies are economically dependent on each other, nobody would declare war because of the economic cost. However, this has completely failed, as shown in Ukraine

[@kenbee1957]

....I'd say it has also worked. If this video demonstrates anything its that outright declaring war on any Country in Europe is basically a global conflict It is much harder to do such a thing than it has ever been at any time in history The problem of course being that you can not account for people electing a mentally defunct Sociopath

[@neonbunnies9596]

@@kenbee1957 but the difficulty on declaring war in the modern day isn't caused because of the world's interlocking economies. Russia planned hundreds of millions in foreign currencies and used Europe's natural gas supply hostage. It was the political and easily-accessable media that led to the harsh response toward Russia

[@ethanbrown4656]

People used that reasoning before WW1 occurred. To them, countries were too interconnected by trade, and they would never declare war on each other. They had no idea that the 20th century would be one of the bloodiest, most destructive eras of human history.

[@vladthe3rd414]

That’s because we believe that people are generally rationale and logical, which is furthest from the truth. We’re still the same people who wage non stop wars over the last century, generally filled by ideological, emotional and power hungry reasons. I can’t see this ever changing and the west has only themselves to blame for believing that an autocrat like Putin, who is driven by pride, legacy and power, would ever accept its old sphere of influence failing and moving to Europe without a fight.

[@RRRR-jr1gp]

This has also completely succeded, as shown in the EU.

[@christainmarks106]

This is one of the most information packed, carefully thought out videos I have seen ever on this channel. Thats saying a lot because this channel has tons of awesome videos

[@puppy6646]

He didn't even discuss Nato expanding all the way to Russia borders. He did not discuss the CIA lead coup in 2014 that got Zelinski in power. He did not talk about the rich Jew who funds Zelinski. He knows nothing other than what CNN tells him. He's an NPC spouting out the fake narrative and moral signaling.

[@michaelellett8502]

I Jiu

[@floof6896]

amogus

[@Nooticus]

Agreed

[@mortgageapprovals8933]

The phrasing of the OP makes it clear he does not care about men. "... more than 2.5 million Ukraine, mostly women and children, have been forced to flee to country ..." That's one way to look at it. Another way to loo at it is that women have the PRIVILEGE of fleeing. Why are we even conned about the women that get to flee. That is good. They get to continue living. What about the men that are FORCED to stay and die. That is sexism against men. Just for being both the wrong gender they have to die. Men should be given the same opportunities as women to flee to safety. Why should have to die for women. I don't see women eager to die for men.

[@alypixar4690]

Great video

[@Star-kp8oc]

well put video

[@ogami1972]

I really wanted to like nebula, but between curiositystreams inability to manage accounts, and nebula's seeming inability to reliably stream, I'll stick to youtube. Thanks for all you do!

[@TheAlexG98LP]

LOL?

[@barnabythe3rd991]

it all works fine for me?

[@minato4203]

Growing platforms need time especially when going against a monopoly like alphabet.

[@ahnafrayeedahmed]

Yeah bro buffers every now and then unlike youtube.

[@ProfessorPerky]

KZbin viewer? Is this a KZbin bot?

[@stefantheconqueror8710]

Russia: getting angry* Germany: pimping it's military* Poland: *chuckles* I'm in danger

[@teamok1025]

Russia:invades ukraine Poland:WATCH OUT GERMANY WILL INV-oh

[@mariakelly1059]

@@teamok1025 This is why Poland is a member of NATO.

[@lzyJ]

@@mariakelly1059 Be Nato member doesn't mean you are 100% sure you will not get invaded by another Nato member, when the war are needed, any signed paper are just like toilet paper.

[@rlm2933]

All we need is a painter

[@Zerro2585]

@@rlm2933 I heard Zelenskyy is his reincarnation.

[@nicholasguthaux4668]

Thanks

[@anasalaa8515]

Hey real life lore can you make an episode about the future of Egypt is it going to collapse or what is going to happen

[@TexGaming]

Correction: Germany forced themselves to become dependent on Russian energy imports by getting rid of and not further developing their nuclear energy facilities.

[@jashsylde8136]

Serves them right. Dumb People who doubted engineering a stable Nuclear energy. Fools deserve the foolish to happen to them.

[@CountScarlioni]

Yep, a decision I hope they now realise has bit them very hard in the ass.

[@Crashed131963]

Also Germany has the 6th largest coal reserves in the world. Time to put necessity ahead of C02 counts , like China does.

[@CountScarlioni]

@@Crashed131963 Just because one person starts emptying petrol all over themselves then begins playing with matches, it doesn't mean it's a great idea for everyone else to follow suit. Trouble with German coal is that it's trash. Sludgy brown lignite with poor energy density and high toxicity. If Germany must use more of it, they're going to need to refine CO2 capture tech.

[@kjell73]

Yeah lets fill the cars with uranium.

[@v3nomgaming751]

"A war does not determine who's right- only who's left" - Winston Churchill (Everyone hates him here but it's his quote)

[@jamiemcintosh3030]

Bertrand Russell-Operatsiya Krasnaya Zyara (Operation Ted Dawn) by Tovarishch Lew.

[@redbruh8354]

Don't listen to that's man speeches and quotes. It's all braindead

[@Ravi9A]

Of course that war criminal said that lol

[@axelbruv]

A quote from a warmonger.

[@spiritorange8325]

@@axelbruv What do you mean by that?

[@jm04206]

Love how this war is still going on

[@elizabethfitzgibbon3908]

Excellent!

[@millerforlife]

I feel like there is one more part that is understated when it comes to the wheat situation, any area that has seen fighting that produces wheat may very well be destroyed, will not be in production for around a year after the war is over, and likely not at pre-war production levels. Meaning that wheat from Ukraine is most likely to be substantially lower for the foreseeable future - and this is not even mentioning any farmers who have died or injured and now cannot work said fields anymore.

[@gossehaarsma6897]

Can we also acknowledge the fact that the biggest wheat crisis comes from feeding most of the wheat to farm animals, and that humans can be healthy eating just plants. If we ate the wheat directly there would be no problem.

[@yerpderp6800]

@@gossehaarsma6897 but meat taste good

[@gossehaarsma6897]

@@yerpderp6800 nice

[@Proxymated]

@@gossehaarsma6897 Even if you eat mushrooms and nuts for protein, not gonna get everything you will from eating an animal.

[@ThePC007]

@@Proxymated Yeah, plus a large amount of the food we give to animals consists of things like grass, corn stalks, and the like. None of those things are edible, yet they are practically upcycled to meat, eggs, and milk/cheese when served to animals.

[@BrianIsdale]

I love how information packed your videos are. You don't split it up into a bunch if click batey shorts thay leave the viewer unsatisfied. This is good content and good information. Thanks

[@ligma192]

It's mostly bs🤣 there is no Russia vs the West. It's part of the plan, agenda 2021 and agenda 2030. All he's doing is regurgitating lies that the history writers want him to say

[@MountainDewbies]

This dude makes legendary content always, such a great channel.

[@bubblewrapvillain]

the background music is the only downside, the rest is pretty good.

[@kaykay8087]

Proceeds to use content from media. Certainly he explains nicely but don't over praise him. He's clearly using all the footage from media.

[@ligma192]

@@kaykay8087 media narrative.

[@Yesletsgo144]

*woman and children forced to leave* Men trying to leave : NO YOUR FIGHTING FOR US >:(

[@MalcoDude]

Don't worry all the feminists will fight for equal rights..... oh wait, where are they??....

[@Yesletsgo144]

@@MalcoDude It’s only equal for them

[@schoolaccount704]

@@MalcoDude some stayed and fought,

[@koolaidshower]

They even made African immigrants fight 😂

[@meimurec8097]

@RealLifeLore Croatia also has a LNG terminal. I really don’t understand how you forgot to mention that.

[@barttennekes544]

Germany: *rapidly increases their military spending* Russia: aw shit here we go again

[@SalmonFeet]

Russia to Finland is basically: What’re you gonna do little baby boy? Huh? Little tiny Finland? Huh?

[@evilotto9200]

only russia?

[@vedantshembekar2831]

@@evilotto9200 nope

[@u2beuser714]

Argentina: *THE DOORS ARE OPEN GUYS*

[@alexanderkopke2420]

@@u2beuser714 put some beet in the freezer, I'll be there in like 6 years, vielen Dank

[@craboomba]

"unthinkable to almost everyone" kind of undermines the many countries of EU which warned against such scenario - and were ignored.

[@mw2k6]

It was clear since Georgia 2008. Easiest way to prevent this disaster was to stop NATO expansion

[@craboomba]

@@mw2k6 I was one of the denialists saying Putin wouldn't pull the trigger. Even still, it would be difficult for me to pretend "he's gonna do it" wasn't the mainstream opinion shared by our government (as much as I dislike it). It's one thing to be in denial, it's another to pretend you were justified in said denial.

[@lordgrimm2905]

@@mw2k6 the irony that nobody is forced to join nato, but everyone around russia wants to join, exactly becouse they fear russia, fuck off with that shit, stop blaming others and take fucking responsability of the shitshow that russia alone created, putin will fall and he himself is the main reason

[@bgvubyguyvuhuhub9002]

@@mw2k6 and you really think that would make putin forget about Ukraine and not invided it? Naive....

[@fairy6758]

@@mw2k6 I adore the way you're saying "NATO expansion" and not countries voluntarily joining. Second of all, who is Russia to INVADE, KILL AND CLAIM land that isn't theirs? Who is Russia that we have to tiptoe around it? I am saying this as a Moldovan. They did this to us too. They did this to us first. Matter of fact, they used nearly the same narrative. "Romanians are nazis and we are liberating you. Moldovans are bombing themselves.". Shame on you for even implying this is not fully the fault of russia as a colonial and imperialist country. Shame on your for supporting the propaganda.

[@LeMan12349]

2:39 “The conflict has likely been dragging on for a lot longer than they initially anticipated” Me in Sep 2023: Ikr

[@MsRifle]

24:50 Man even Phub, notorious for never pulling out, had to break their streak here as well.

[@oneworldonehome]

"War is destructive. It is destructive to both the winner and the loser, and it sows the seeds for future conflict. The damage is not only to material things, but to the nature and character of entire nations of people who are traumatized. Humanity has not matured enough nor has grown in wisdom enough to recognize the absolute truth of this." A quote from *Life in the Universe* - a book by Marshall Vian Summers that you can read free online.

[@dpt6849]

the hagues motto is law and peace but they create conflicts elsewhere just to stay safe themselfs. they've declared war on freedom and their own people. we all know where this will lead to

[@bta8355]

the NATO is not defensive, the USA, the NATO leader, started "defensive"wars all over the world the last decades in order to free those poor people, and killed thereby thousands. That they deeply want to see Russia fall, does not it better. When there is a fitting time, USA would just again switch everythign accordign to their own wishes and needs and start a war, while giving others the fault. Thats what they always do. Also, NATO was created by the USA in order to be able to fight Russia. Another reason why Russia does not like the fact that they come closer and closer. Check your facts and try to look at both sides next times

[@harshitrawat811]

You do realize that the history of the whole world is wars and preparing for the next one

[@b_f_d_d]

the world rarely changes it's just the people that change often.

[@b_f_d_d]

Wars are part of our history it's always war happening before and war happening after just at some point later in the future.

[@AZRAEL4563]

24:57 you know that shits bad in Russia when even the hub decides to pull out of the Russian market

[@Vitalis94]

"Pull out"

[@XabokarTube]

nah McDonalds and PornHub are still here.. not a big fan anyway Actually I hardly see any changes in my daily life

[@AZRAEL4563]

@@Vitalis94 ahh that's what I said pull out

[@handzze7341]

@@AZRAEL4563 pull out

[@duffal0]

@@XabokarTube my family in Russia says the same. They just want peace. People who don’t understand the situation should really watch coach red pill

[@PeterHendrickson64]

5:29 reminds me of the 20 year break between ww1 and ww2

[@graceandmatthewgroen8183]

When i flew to the Philippines on September 24th 2023 with China Airlines i flew from Schiphol Amsterdam to the gap between Finland and Russia, over Russia toward Guangzhou China as my first stop.

[@szymonokun9841]

8:33 "Germany has had no other choice but to import..." Well, this is so not true. Germany, due to powerful lobbying, was shutting down its nuclear power plants (because reasons) to be replaced with Russian gas. That is why they have built Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines. Utterly dangerous energy strategy that was probably fueled (pun not intended) by Moscow.

[@roundpenguin3072]

The problem is that not much will change with nuclear energy because even there a significant part of the uranium was supplied by Russia. The only difference is that there is no need for a continuous supply.

[@szymonokun9841]

@@roundpenguin3072 Uranium can be easily imported from all around the globe. Russia makes only 8% of it.

[@roundpenguin3072]

@@szymonokun9841 Uranium yes, but no raw uranium is being fed into the reactor. The fuel must have certain parameters and switching to another manufacturer is not a completely trivial matter.

[@davidofford6971]

@5LAMPO7 Merkel wanted to bring Russia into the globalist system. She hoped that, once integrated, they could be forced to tow the line. Being heavily integrated with the west's financial system is exactly what allows USA, UK and other western countries to implement effective sanctions, but Putin is liberating Russia from the need to be involved with the west, thus taking back Russian sovereignty. Merkel didn't count on Putin implementing measures to increase Russia's self-sufficiency, even as Europe handed theirs over to Russia. Russia now produces most of what it needs domestically. What it doesn't produce domestically, it can get from friendly countries, like China and India. Just look at the Ruble - Yes, it took a hit when the sanctions were imposed, but it has almost fully recovered already to where it was before this round of sanctions in the few weeks that have passed since. Blocking SOME Russian banks from SWIFT (not the ones Europe needs to pay for Russia's biggest exports - oil and gas) is just leading to the development of alternative inter-bank messaging systems, such as the one China has developed. Russia even developed a small one of their own. Russia and China are quickly abandoning the western economic order, and as they do, sanctions do less and less damage to them. Other countries are increasingly following their lead. What next? After USA and the west abused their position as leaders of the global order, other countries are revolting and building a whole new one. The US/Western Empire is crumbling, and the Sino-Russian empire is rising.

[@Maesterful]

It's the same problem in Spain. Only France seems to have the right idea with nuclear plants, which is why electricity is so cheap there compared to the skyrocketing prices in the rest of Europe

[@blacksunshine9995]

It blows my mind just how important ukraine is when it comes to wheat supplies. It's amazing how certain small countires basically keep everyone else alive and fed.

[@zakzaki9542]

Hardly small, 2nd biggest country in Europe after Russia

[@blacksunshine9995]

@@zakzaki9542 another thing I didn't know

[@Racko.]

Far from Small, it's the largest nation in the entire Europe continent if you don't count Russia

[@NumbDigger22]

@@blacksunshine9995 yeah, i bet you didn't know it exists untill recently

[@cluster4583]

U know how many countries are smaller than ukraine

[@kairon156]

Canada is also an option for imported gas and oil. Though the same issue happens with it being across the ocean.

[@Locxd]

24:51 if you saw it,you know it.

[@bastiaanbogers4114]

For anyone wondering, the imagery at 12:58 is absolutely not from the Netherlands. The earthquakes in Groningen are minor and mostly cause cracks in houses, making them possibly unsafe to live in. That protest was also not filmed in the Netherlands. Edit: Damn, how on earth have I started a fight in this comment chain? I was just pointing out that this is probably stock footage from different places.

[@21N13]

They are both non-Dutch stock footage. It seems KZbin deletes replies that contain links, so here are keywords you can use to find them with: Destroyed Homes Stock Video FOOTAGE / CROWD / Angry People In Banners On City Street. Anger Crowd At Political Strike Closeup.

[@micheal49]

The "subsidence earthquake" footage is storm damage from tornadoes in the U.S. The protest/riot footage is from Parisian unrest a few years ago. This is a popular thing to do here in the U.S. to try to show that Netherlands is a hot, raging mess with blood in the streets. It feeds the far right prejudices here.

[@abcdes1903]

All comments censored. Not event allowed to point out how disgusting biased this video is.

[@DrySoap]

@@abcdes1903 are you saying that you support Russia? Wtf bro

[@OnlyUseMeEquip]

@@abcdes1903 towards russia? i got that feeling too

[@01iverQueen]

Soon we will be able to say: "German engineering is the finest" - Von Stroheim

[@150Nameless]

Ah yes. German Science at its finest, no, the greatest.

[@blizyon30fps86]

Is that a jojo reference?????????

[@siren369xstar8]

Russia gonna win over the Reptilians

[@glenwillson5073]

Why do I find that just a little creepy?

[@vita8343]

@@glenwillson5073 dont worry, we are on NATO's side :)

[@fwily2580]

This is highly emotional.

[@EugenPrice]

If only Germany had nuclear plants. Oh, they do, but closing them for not being green.

[@joshke335]

"Not being green" That's the stupidest argument I've ever heard.

[@eranhaim9913]

24:53 PHub closing to Russia is probably the harshest sanction you can impose on a country

[@BlondeQtie]

Do Russians really care about porn so much? They have beautiful women and every 3rd women in Russia is victim of domestic and sexual violence.

[@KejriwalBhakt]

They can have their own industry. 😂😂

[@JohnWiku]

No more russian brides 🤣🤣🤣

[@sankyu3950]

PutinHub will takeover in russia

[@megalonoobiacinc4863]

that name stuck out like a sore thumb

[@stovyklasvajone]

Lithuania also has an LNG terminal, it can supply all Lithuania’s need + exports gas to Latvia and Poland. Also, as of 2nd April 2022, Lithuania no more imports any Russian gas.

[@RANDOMraspberry1]

👏 🇱🇹

[@zabava-nq3rv]

Lithuania exports Russian liquefied gas.)))

[@Hekovashi]

They just buy it from someone else, who orchestrated it all, for a higher price. Nothing to brag about really-you do as US want you too do.

[@mdjey2]

You guys are amazing!

[@T.GLongstaff]

Florida sends love to Vilnius. We love our nato Allies. We just hope a certain ex president doesn’t get re-elected that he wouldn’t abandon our Baltic brothers to a fascist Russia because the leader of Russia has a video of him pissing on Russian prostitutes. Allegedly

[@cesardejeronimo8184]

Quite amazing that NATO would let itself become dependent on the enemy they were formed to deal with.

[@josephmatthews7698]

Ehhhhhh.... 'Dependant' is a very strong word, it's just cheaper gas. Germany was Russias biggest customer and in less than a year later they don't buy a single drop from Russia and their energy output was still more than enough to send some to France. If anything Russia became 'dependant' on Europe to keep it's one note economy afloat.

[@5400bowen]

That Russia and China getting closer is like the rattlesnake getting closer to the scorpion…

[@BrendanBrown1]

Dude, this video is just brilliant. The amount of interconnected, geopolitical topics discussed is absolutely astonishing and truly insightful.

[@geoms6263]

i bet putin saw the video

[@realityhijack1985]

If you think you’re getting all the facts here you are lying to yourself. Maybe look what’s been happening in Ukraine for the past 8 years plus.

[@ActiveGamingUK]

@@realityhijack1985 he’s gone into that in other videos, so has Adam Something

[@realityhijack1985]

@@ActiveGamingUK like people are going to click on another video every time. It’s obvious he’s not being objective here

[@aaademed]

Yet still it's a tiny fraction of the consequences that can occur. And I think we are going to live in a completely different world with completely different challenges (especially when space travels takes place the Russian air space problem will seem so insignificant)

[@Mattipedersen]

21:14 - There's an irony in the fact that Egypt is currently the worlds largest importer of wheat, being that Egypt was once known as "The Breadbasket of the Roman Empire".

[@nobodyherepal3292]

There were way less people back then though.

[@dekaredfire]

@@nobodyherepal3292 Yeah, not even 1% of current Egypt population

[@eliesalemeh5387]

Hello, I clicked the link for curiosity and bought the bundle, but cannot find the series on Curiosity stream. Any idea why and how I can find it?

[@Hoosier_Daddy69]

Bruh literally every little thing anyone does no matter how important or insignificant you may appear to be, big or small your actions still change our world wether it be for the better or worse, none the less we're all Changing our world with our decisions, you don't need to specifically be a politician or a world leader to do so.

[@scl9671]

I hope this forces countries to move rapidly towards other energy types such as nuclear, solar, wind and hydro.

[@GTAVictor9128]

Perhaps Germany could finally reverse it's stance against nuclear power.

[@HoLDoN4Sec]

nuclear? really? as if Europe does not have enough "tactical targets" right now? Nuclear power is exceptionally efficient, however Nuclear power plants are tactical targets. imagine what if the whole of Europe would've relied on Nuclear power stations, and pissed off the wrong country? a single attack of tactical ballistic missile strikes on all European nuclear power plants would be DEVASTATING. not only with Europe lose its ability to produce electricity, it would also become almost completely uninhabitable due to something like that. then the problem with solar energy is that solar energy is not very efficient, and it is also only suitable for very specific regions of the world - dry deserts where it almost never rains and it is always sunny. Europe has none of that, and even Spain and Portugal which are the most "desertish" countries in Europe are not completely suitable to rely on solar energy. the problem with wind is, again it is not suitable for every region, and it is also not efficient enough to rely on, additionally the maintenance costs of wind turbines and the life expectancy of a wind turbine themselves are very costly. the problem with hydroelectric is also, it is not suitable for every region, while it is actually quite efficient you have to rely on natural water streams with a fast enough current for a good hydroelectric dam to be very efficient, and like i wrote above not every place in Europe is suitable for hydroelectric power. realistically the only REAL solution for Europe is to just produce or import natural gas themselves, in fact i don't see why wouldn't it be possible for Europe to create a Trans-Atlantic gas pipeline network from the US to Europe? after all the distance between France to England is negligible, and from England to Greenland is shorter than the distance from St. Petersburg to Germany with the Nordstream 1 pipeline, and the distance from Greenland to Canada is also not that far, and from Canada to the US a network of ground gas pipes wouldn't even be a problem. yeah it would be exceptionally expensive to create a pipeline like that, but once it is done, Europe does not need to rely on ANYONE but its actual allies for energy... additionally, if Russia and China do make a deal for gas supply, China would become Russia's biggest importer of natural gas by a huge margin over Europe, 750 million people vs 1.4 billion people is not even a fair comparison lol and don't forget that if Russia gets the deal with the Chinese, they could then use that deal to also create a pipeline to India and make a deal with them as well. so realistically, its more like 750 million vs 2.8 billion, so i think Russia will be fine lol

[@CathrineMacNiel]

@@HoLDoN4Sec until green energy can fully sustain the land, nuclear will bridge the energy deficit. No more fossil fuels!

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

@@HoLDoN4Sec You're overlooking the obvious solution. Blitzkreig the shit out of Russia, burn down the Kremlin and take the gas for ourselves.

[@weirdofromhalo]

@@HoLDoN4Sec Yes, nuclear. Nuclear power plants are built to withstand ballistic missile strikes.

[@advincive3342]

Good job to reallifelore, a 30 minute quality video is rare to see these days

[@severusfloki5778]

His first video was good, this one is too partial. Sounds like he couldn’t resist picking a side’s narrative.

[@kanyeeast7287]

not sure abt quality, but any 30 min vids abt lately conflicts sure are worth it

[@Anonumos20]

@@severusfloki5778 I agree. It's a good video to understand the European perspective, but it's by no means impartial.

[@itsiraa]

@@severusfloki5778 may I ask where you're from/where you live?

[@soundscape26]

@@Anonumos20 Well, he never claimed he would be impartial anyway.

[@shaketin]

Bro hearts of iron 5 finna be crazy. We even get the real-time edition

[@namelesswarrior4760]

It is a CHANGE for the BETTER!

[@andriussenulis5927]

Mistake: Lithuania was not mentioned as also having the LNG terminal.

[@realCarlosMazda]

Oh wow ~ That changes EVERYTHING! :) I'm just being cheeky. Appreciate the tidbit of info, mate.

[@somethinglikethat2176]

Makes sense. They know exactly what Russia is like.

[@tylergash3175]

Lithuania being so close to Russia is super risky

[@lapiuxlt]

@@realCarlosMazda This small country was first which left USSR... oh wow ...it didn't change anything :D... small things matters

[@AntonGavrikov]

yes, the famous terminal where US sells EU Russian gas :D I'm from the city where terminal is located...

[@ryguy8675309]

Oh, a video about global logistics about the biggest geo political event of the century by the youtube king of logistics and geopolitics? Yes, please inject this directly into my veins.

[@kylespence2254]

My thoughts exactly 😂

[@ezay8694]

Of the century?

[@b_f_d_d]

😂😂😂

[@jvan5990]

Are you a bot?

[@ryguy8675309]

@@ezay8694 so far? I would call this the biggest geo political event of the 21st century. Especially after watching THIS video. But I guess we have a lot of century to go, so we'll see what tops it.

[@sarahgibbs9931]

I am pretty sure that wheat the wheat pic at 25.45 is from civ 6

[@RetroCruze]

24:58 some unfortunate companies pulling out there 👀