Joe Rogan: "A Teenager Started World War 1"

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Shane Gillis is the co-host of "Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast" with Matt McCusker and one half of the sketch comedy duo "Gilly and Keeves" with John McKeever. Watch his stand-up special "Beautiful Dogs" available now.
Clip taken from JRE #2074 w/ Shane Gillis
Host: Joe Rogan
Guest: Shane Gillis
Producer: Jamie Vernon
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[@Truffle_Pup]

This whole 3 hour conversation started with Joe talking about waffles... And Shane was having none of it, and made it into a whole history lesson for Joe. It was pretty funny to watch.

[@macmedia4913]

What episode is this I have a big drove ahead tonight would like to listen. Merry Christmas ya filthy animals!

[@Truffle_Pup]

@@macmedia4913 JRE episode #2074. It's pretty wild when the penny drops and you realise Shane is actually a pretty switched on dude, and Joe is a roid head moron lol.

[@horrorbiz72]

Surprised he didn’t mention Elk meat

[@dhdixjrnedndjd9672]

@@macmedia4913Spotify

[@wnrr2696]

@@macmedia49132074 I think

[@filipeventura2729]

For the people talking of how little Joe knows about the topic just remember - Its not shameful to be ignorant, it is shameful refusing to learn.

[@goodygumdrops6945]

❤

[@tyrrellhueston8588]

Relax that was 1 person , stop tryna sound preachy on yt comments 🤣🤡

[@derekhammett8634]

or, does JR know how to do a podcast to keep viewers entertained?

[@killukrue]

thats my father summed up in one sentence shame on that man lol

[@trigger0403]

That's literally the meaning of ignorant HAHAHAHA

[@MF-hz6xx]

The WW1 museum in Kansas City does an awesome job conveying the enormity of the Great War.

[@seeharvester]

I didn't know WW1 was fought in Kansas!? Learn something new everyday.

[@jer2689]

The one in Vienna has franz ferdinands suit and car he got blasted in.

[@kymma2589]

​@@seeharvesterNo.

[@VincentS988]

@@seeharvesterYou read that wrong. It’s a museum IN Kansas City lol

[@zoogie980]

⁠@@seeharvesterthe national memorial for the US serviceman who died in WW1 is located in Kansas City. Its a very fascinating story as to why its located there and the structures, statues, and artwork are impressive. Its one of the best museums ive ever been to.

[@danielmorris7648]

The spark that ignites war is never the real cause its just the excuse to declare war, the preceeding years of tensions is where you have to look to find the cause.

[@Gustoking37]

☝️

[@randomname3247]

sounds familiar... for Ukraine.

[@antun88]

Everyone before ww1 was used to 1-2 day decisive battles, no one knew that a open field battle can get stuck and last for 4 years.

[@MikeJones-mf2fw]

Has a lot to do with the leadership that shouldn't be leading. Nepotism got a bunch of kids killed needlessly.

[@FFSWTFisThis]

Damn that’s weird to think about

[@nicholasc6876]

Precisely what all quiet on the western front was criticizing. WW1 was a failure of leadership.

[@EliW95]

In the Second World War many battles lasted weeks or even months, for instance I’m pretty sure the battle of Stalingrad lasted 6 months or longer. But as brutal as WW2 was, I would have considered it a great honor to fight in alongside the Allies. It would have been cool to be one of the commandos on the western front who used armored trucks with machine guns utilizing a constant hit and run strategy to beat back the Germans

[@lazylion420]

it's not about "no one knew" the stalemates in WW1 resulted from the technology of firepower evolving more rapidly than commanders evolved their tactics... tactics were based on old, slow reloading muskets but the firepower had evolved to fast, uninterrupted machine guns... they couldn't "know" until it happened. and then yes, it took them way too long to de-escalate and wrap it up. once they knew, they just kept throwing bodies away

[@Rusty_119]

He was murdered on a bridge in Sarajevo in Bosnia

[@MythicalS]

shanes like the history teacher that lets you turn your final in a week late and still get an A

[@trexbait895]

Yer

[@Dyl_With_A_Cam]

Thats my entire college experience lol

[@chickengenius4202]

He is serious af when it comes to history, I highly doubt it.

[@Broseftoast]

What a great description lol

[@seanpera9499]

“Who’s also the Lineman Football coach”- the cool teacher lol

[@Drenwickification]

The time difference between WWI and WWII would be like the 1st ending in 2003 and the 2nd starting this year. It’s pretty crazy what so many people lived through with those 2 wars being so close in time.

[@justinlozano4690]

that is pretty crazy

[@benshackelford7742]

holy shit, perspective is everything. Never gave that any thought until now... wow. And we wonder why the older generations were so hard headed.

[@Drenwickification]

@@benshackelford7742 yeah and then in between those wars there was lots going on such as the post was boom where there was an explosion of wealth and prosperity in the USA followed by it all going tits up with the Great Depression. It was a very chaotic time to be alive!

[@PMC_Wanker_Group]

Everyone always just completely forgets about the Korean war, they always go from WW2 right to Vietnam

[@NoSyrupLeft]

the globohomo forever wars never stop babay

[@CGJUGO80]

@@Tempus0ptic Isn’t it the same case with Vietnam? I believe nothing changed by the end

[@WilfChadwick]

For Americans, look up Wilfred Owen, Siegfried Sasoon and their war service and poetry, you won't regret it. Beautiful tragedy in script and experience.

[@Ghihggggukhhhkh]

Good-morning, good-morning!” the General said When we met him last week on our way to the line. Now the soldiers he smiled at are most of 'em dead, And we're cursing his staff for incompetent swine. “He's a cheery old card,” grunted Harry to Jack As they slogged up to Arras with rifle and pack. But he did for them both by his plan of attack.

[@brandonmcmanis5528]

Wendigoon does an excellent video on the assassination of Ferdinand. There were like 5 assassins. One got away. Two died of TB. One was hanged and one served 2 years prison because he was 16. It was a crazy turn of events.

[@user-mm8vw1ow1x]

Thanks!

[@manwiththeredface7821]

"World War I seems the worst" Even Jocko stated on his podcast that the ONE war he would've never been willing to participate in was World War I. It was butchery of the highest (or lowest) order. You're tossed on the battlefield with ZERO regards to tactics and strategies, all being a numbers game, whoever had more soldiers to sacrifice won.

[@HandGrenadeDivision]

Not even remotely true. The military state of the art advanced in huge ways during the war, such that by 1918 the British Empire armies (along with the French and Americans) were doing pretty much everything the Germans were doing in 1939 and taking credit for "inventing" - combined arms, complex artillery fire plans, small infantry unit tactics, the use of wireless for tactical control, light machine guns as the basis of infantry firepower, etc., etc., etc.

[@user1111AB]

sounds like he needs to pull up his bootstraps

[@Truffle_Pup]

It's sad and horrifying that this is 100% true.

[@KizzMyAbs]

He wouldn’t have thought that back then he only says that loooking back.

[@jarhead3571]

​@@KizzMyAbsOk?

[@SeniorJr815]

The war wasn’t about Franz Ferdinand getting assassinated😂 that might have been the spark to set it off but there was so much tension between European countries, they just needed an excuse to kick off the war

[@jmeds94]

Exactly, this guy is so clueless if he thinks it was a war “for literally nothing.“ It was the climax of all of European history. The entirety of the last several hundred years of geopolitics had been a powder keg building up it.

[@BadseedGarden]

When he said this war was literally over nothing he didnt mean there was no motivation, he meant that by the end of the war the front lines had stagnated for so many years and so many people had died, relative to what they had gained over that period of time that German reperations were the only thing they could really promise anyone, there was very little literally gained by the end of WWI. Land or otherwise.

[@jmeds94]

@@BadseedGarden No, rewatch the clip, he was definitely insinuating that the motivation was simply over the assassination of an archduke. This guy would make for a terrible history teacher.

[@RustOnWindows]

@@jmeds94that guy is a comedian. Might help you stop being so critical of a KZbin clip…. Lmaoo

[@jmeds94]

@@RustOnWindows I’m particularly critical of comedians. If you’re going to make commentary on something, you should at least know what you’re talking about.

[@APHH-Content]

100% false😂..it’s a Serbian guy from Bosnia, it was in SARAJEVO ..and his name Gavrilo Princip

[@FilipCordas]

Also this wasn't really the reason for war. The official reason was Serbia not letting Austria take over Serbia after the assassination. They sent an ultimatum to Serbia to da an investigation into the murder with 10 requirements. Serbia agreed to 9 all except the one about Serbia disbanding the army and letting all the military bases to Austria. Even Germany agreed that Serbia accepted enough for Austria to be happy, but Austria wanted to invade Serbia for a long time and ironically the strongest opposition to this was Franz Ferdinand was now dead. And the biggest Serbian ally at the time was France not Russia.

[@temistogen]

​​@@FilipCordasOfficial reason was Serbia not accepting one of the things Austria demanded.And that is-Austrian agents working and roaming Serbia without any observation from Serbia.

[@finec1171]

it's actually interesting how little does Joe know about history

[@FIatts]

2:00 - 2:15 perfect example of joe rogan being 5 pages behind Shane

[@truhawaii5957]

You don’t need to know all of history when you’re creating your own.

[@mr.b3168]

You dont know all of history either😂

[@nordics834]

Shane doesnt know much either..

[@MikeJones-mf2fw]

​@nordics834 It's very funny when folks say he's a historical wizard. Maybe compared to Joe. As a 35 year old myself I'm positive I could out history Shane.

[@wbaldwin666]

I think the thing about wwi is that almost every fictional war scene in a sci movie or fantasy or whatever tends to use a trench war as the height of chaos. Even Solo"s war scene was wwi influenced even though star wars is known for using wwii styled weapons etc.

[@ekuche8335]

Damn I need to see this whole video!!!!!

[@TheGuyGuyde]

Well an 85 yr old is fucking the world up now so a 19 yr old makes sense

[@pashapasovski5860]

We call our best scorers Gavrilo Princip!

[@nerminsnowhuseinbasic9340]

Franz Ferdinand was killed in Sarajevo, Gavrilo Princip who killed him was teenager and member of the Mlada Bosna movement and there were multiple assassination attempts during Ferdinand's visit to Sarajevo, one bomb didn't explode, other couldn't make it, and driver made a wrong turn and Gavrilo was there and shot him and his pregnant wife, Gavrilo died in Czechia in prison. Visit Sarajevo to learn more about this fascinating city, Jerusalem of Europe.

[@samuel_vodopia1522]

Sophie Chotek wasn’t pregnant

[@user-pc2jp2yr3c]

Sarajevo is 95% muslim now so no longer multi-cultural as it once was. Princip was involved with the "Black hand" Serb terror group.

[@skymonkey1978]

Dan Carlin. Blueprint of Armageddon 🤘

[@DanInBranson]

Joe, you need to come to Kansas City and visit the Liberty Memorial. It is by far the best WWI museum there is. I promise you will not regret it.

[@timezone4907]

You forgot the Korean conflict we weren’t chilling then

[@VeritasOmniaVincit176]

Oh, oh, did they just say that Sarajevo was in Serbia? The comment section is about to get flooded by that famous Slavic brotherly love…

[@DSToNe19and83]

The wildest thing about Ferdinand, is he was warned before the trip. He said eff that and head on the road through the town anyway, took some fire from the kids and kept trucking along. He handled his business and on the return trip he said heck with it and instead of going another way back he drove through the same town again. The kids were defeated on their mission, when guess who drives into town again… the rest is history!

[@blueblood8658]

It's more amazing to me, that some people don't know this... I learned this in school when I was like twelve years old. And it wasn't any kind of special school

[@eljay2224]

I suggest that Jamie uses chat GPT for some of the questions Joe asks, you can get some really good in depth answers from it, about really specific things, it can elaborate further, etc.

[@TheRetiredVeteran]

Gavrilo Princip was a Bosnian Serb student who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the throne of Austria-Hungary, and his wife Sophie, Duchess von Hohenberg, in Sarajevo on 28 June 1914.

[@boytype]

The assassin who killed FF was named Gavrilo Princip, and he was a member of The Black Hand.

[@hovthebootywarrior601]

Guerilla princip (spelling most likey wrong lol) was the assassin’s name.

[@C1ark33]

That would make a great movie about the wolves

[@seeharvester]

And Joe's anxiety

[@damienfuhrer6782]

I like how they wrote it out and making Shane seem like a hardcore history buff but this should really be common knowledge

[@BassLineProductionsI]

I do agree with you on this subject being what id assume is pretty common knowledge but Shane's got a history degree so this just isn't his best info

[@mikerelva6915]

People don't even know.what happens today, most can't even tell you if Russia and Putin hacked the election for Trump and thought Covid had a 10% death rate.....how.do you expect them to know what happened 200 years ago? You even see Academics still don't have a clue what happened in world war 2 as they are just spouting propaganda, and if you even question aspects of World War Two, even fanous decorated historians will get thrown in jail 💀 It's designed to be this way tho, for people to be ignorant, dumbed down and clueless about real things while smoking pot and being happy.

[@bd1zzle]

Screw comedy, I love Shane’s history background and jokes around history. Pretty funny guy for being able to probably teach high school teens history class and they’d love him as a teacher!

[@sephirothfemto]

Lets just say we had a BRO history moment that has nothing to do with reality :D

[@FlokiPoki-we9gm]

When the hidden hand wants war... they get war.

[@Usecaution]

“They we’re doing Calvary charges into machine guns”😂

[@TheRebuilt1]

Its a little rough around the edges but for a comedian and a young one at that he has decent insight on WWI and WWII

[@jreiland07]

Imperial Germany’s military leadership was always on the lookout for an excuse to go to war with Russia because they were afraid that if Russia industrialized they would be too large and powerful to stop. The whole timetable of the Schlieffen Plan was based on the assumption that Russia would be slower to mobilize than France due to lack of railways to transport soldiers, so Germany could swing around Paris and force France to surrender within a few weeks before getting the army back on the trains to go fight the Russians. It goes back to how Wilhelm II busted up Bismarck’s carefully orchestrated efforts to isolate France which led to the Franco-Russian alliance and Germany’s fear of an unwinnable two front war. The Archduke’s assassination was a minor crisis at a convenient time that the Kaiser and Germany’s military command decided they wouldn’t let go to waste.

[@earthsteward70]

I love how joe is the perfect midwit american, a big orc that doesnt know much but he wants to learn and is a good person.

[@itsanameisntit]

The stupidity! In 1889 the English and German Navy both converted from burning coal to burning oil. Both countries had massive coal deposits, but no oil. Germany immediately began building the Baghdad railway, and England sealed around Africa to what is now modern-day Saudi Arabia and essentially created the house of Saud. Because of the mountain ranges, Sarajevo was the only place to get a railway through. If Franz Ferdinand helped the Germans, he would immediately be enemies with the English and vice versa. Proximity to Germany dictated that he allow the railway.

[@danilomomcilovic1481]

Bruh im from Serbia. Its Gavrilo Princip. I love this

[@birsay123]

You can almost hear the wheels in Joe’s brain squeak as they begin turning 😂

[@user-dz5ne5vx7l]

Omg the cease fire to fight wolves lol

[@DiSiddhis]

One of the saddest parts of WWI is that the first death of a British solider was 10 feet from the last death.

[@joalco3]

i think i get what youre saying, but would it have been less sad if they died 10,000 feet away? if so why?

[@bostonbragg9810]

@@joalco3 No territory was gained or lost, it was all for nothing. It was a big part of the video lmao

[@rickwilliams967]

I don't understand this at all.

[@joalco3]

@@bostonbragg9810 so if the last british soldier died a long ways away from the first.. meaning territory was lost.. that would have been a happier ending?

[@IvanKiselyvov]

​@@joalco3No, but at least the deaths wouldnt be meaningless... I dont know how to simplify this even more than what was already done...

[@BrazenBull001]

In honor of Christmas, remember the ceasefire of Christmas 1914

[@user-yy2qs7hu8w]

Archduke wasn't assassinated in Serbia, he was assassinated in Sarajevo (then part of Austria-Hungary)

[@kittybitts567]

Joe, there were no plastics prior to WWI this is why they didn't make the kinds of shoes and clothes we have now. My grandmother's much older brothers (Canadian) enlisted when Britain declared war on Germany. People were horrified by the way the German military smashed its way through Belgium, a non combatant, murdering families, nuns, priests and young men indiscriminately. My grandmother's older brothers came home from the war they had lost their faith in God and humanity. It devastated them.

[@maplebear6527]

Not sure if you've seen the news or not but Israel is doing much worse to the Palestinians right now.

[@IamAnnahi]

​@@maplebear6527yeah that's the news you get, you should watch what happens in Africa. But keep being selectively outraged about a trend.

[@HandGrenadeDivision]

@@maplebear6527 Israel is giving Hamas what they have asked for, nothing more, nothing less.

[@maplebear6527]

@@HandGrenadeDivision Why was the IDF ordered to stand down for 7 hours by "Net In Yahoo"?!

[@bryanz0186]

"Imagine that guy shots you and you're like shit....... he has great cheekbones" LMAO

[@mikewazowski7830]

I never knew the little dude who shot Archduke Ferdinand was a teenager

[@user-pc2jp2yr3c]

He had TB too but it gets interesting when you find out who gave him the weapons in Belgrade, Serbia.

[@tylers2134]

Someone said WW1 took western civilization outside and shot it in the head and we’re still suffering the repercussions a hundred years later. I think about that dang near everyday…..

[@duwomaiishgabrielle9498]

I remember a documentary where troops were getting eaten by Tigers, in Vietnam, dragged off at night!

[@johnpetrakis379]

Shoes? Hell, they got "Trenchfoot"!!!! They stood for weeks at a time in inundated trenches and ended up with the soles of their feet rotted off. Also "Turd" trenches off the main ones where they took care of biz

[@HandGrenadeDivision]

Good units didn't get trenchfoot. In the Canadian Expeditionary Force, among others, trenchfoot was classified a self-inflicted wound and if you got trenchfoot you were charged with the crime of neglect. The issue of dry socks and whale oil, and the regular rotation of units, meant that many units could claim "nil" on the regular trenchfoot reports.

[@johnpetrakis379]

Sorta smacks of some Walter Cronkhite "You were/are There" Stuff. Punishment of enlisted men was as you know, was unbelievably harsh.It's a wonder there wasn't fragging back then. Here's one for you movie "Paths of Glory" "And that's the way it is"@@HandGrenadeDivision

[@zaydagreat1500]

They wore loafers with plastic sowes 😂😂😂

[@wazzup233]

A teenage started World War 1. A painter started World War 2. Who'll gonna start a World War 3? 🤔

[@lucasgrey9794]

Technically a painter didn't start WW2 since Britain is the main cause of WW2.

[@Gustoking37]

A Jew 😂

[@jarhead3571]

A kindergarten teacher

[@kluneberg8952]

a live cam model in ukraine

[@thesummaryguy3911]

An influencer

[@Do4Love71]

Franz Ferdinand didn't get killed Serbia, Ge got killed in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina

[@micarsenijevic2313]

If you're doing a school report on WW1 subject children- don't take notes on this episode!

[@markie1990123]

Ermmm no it never, it’s a lot more complicated than that one moment

[@anthonymctigue4206]

Gavrillo princip was the guys name

[@jacobestes6289]

the most important thing said here is this: "they were all cousins" Ive been telling people this forever. the kings and queens always transfer power and wealth ONLY to the next generation in their families.

[@indiekidd150]

The dumbest part about the Arch Dukes assassination is that the driver took a wrong turn and was trying to turn around on the street the precise moment that teenager was leaving the restaurant…. Also a lot of WW1 generals were vets from the Napoleon wars so they were literally trying to figure out how to fight a war with new modern weaponry the likes the world had never seen before while wearing bright colored uniforms with peacock looking hats …. You add a sort of romanticism to going to war at that time with young kids having absolutely zero idea about what they were heading into and you have a recipe for the kind of death WW1 brought…

[@mikerelva6915]

Vets from the Napoleon Wars? Ahh, the Napoleon Wars ended 100+ years before 💀 That's like saying the Iraq War was run by Generals of World War I 😂

[@tommyvarcity2783]

The Korean War was after world at two n a few in between

[@thelordrico8109]

Nothin compares to ww1 and ww2 tho

[@CompanyOfSuicide]

The Amor from the Austrians was so low cuz Franz Josef thought i would be over in a few months

[@jamesstocks3500]

Germany were building a railway to Bagdad. This probably played a factor.

[@benhay100]

As an Irishman ww1 was the only reason the British empire didn't crush our uprising.. first of all we got the weapons from the Germans and the Brits would have crushed us way earlier if they hadn't had most of their men in the trenches so it's a weird one..even the Irish lads who went to France went off as Heroes and we're hated when back home

[@tinashepalmer3116]

Garvilo Princip

[@nicolasgaultier8449]

He wasn’t assassinated in Serbia … but yougoslavia / Sarajevo. We can argue it’s now Bosnia..

[@ulriklm1]

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914, was indeed a critical event, but it was more of a spark that ignited an already volatile situation rather than the sole cause of the war. The ensuing chain of events, including a series of ultimatums, mobilizations, and declarations of war, led to the outbreak of World War I in July 1914. The causes of World War I are complex and multifaceted, involving a web of alliances, militarism, imperialism, and nationalism among the major European powers.

[@gabrielbotsford791]

check out the 7 years war

[@nicholashaugen5939]

"young stalin was a babe" is really something yk

[@Anonymous-bi2wy]

You could consider ww1 & ww2 to be just one war with an armistice in the middle. The second thirty years war. WW1 happened because of the german unification in 1871 which could be traced back to Napoleon crushing the HRE.

[@bradball42]

2 cousins wanted to fight but there auntie Victoria was stopping them then she died so the two cousins started fighting using 100 million people to do it for them because they were both kings.

[@joekuhl3500]

Bro history is my best subject😂

[@PNWGuitar]

Ww1 started when ferdinand was assasinated in serivajo bosnia

[@AppalachiaHillBilly]

Nobody has ever been killed by a wolf”-Shane Gillis

[@cryptidian3530]

The murder of Ferdinand was the straw that broke the camel's back. The tensions were already high and it was only a matter of time before the lid blew up.

[@Parkerlee1000]

A little fun fact for everyone here, An English soldier came across Hitler just before or at the start of world war 1 and could of killed him. That one moment in time where Hitler could of got shot could've stopped 2 world wars.

[@user-pc2jp2yr3c]

The Serb assassin Gavrilo Princip was suffering from TB and he wanted to go out in a blaze of glory as a Serbian hero. He ended up in an Austrian jail where he died.

[@harrisonhamilton7653]

near the village of Voulednik? Also in WW1 if a dog is eating you…I think that dog might be on the menu.

[@BudaKhan420]

That’s like today Hamas opened a can of worms and now they’re going to reap the whirlwind

[@milanboberic-es3ng]

Hi Joe, greetings from Serbia, we love your podcast. This a true story about that event and Serbian people. Nowhere is it mentioned that the procession with Ferdinand returned to the same place three times because it was planned to kill Ferdinand and start the First World War. Gavrilo knew that for him it meant death, but he loved Serbia more than his life. It is also not mentioned in history that the Serbian army stopped the war for one day so that the Red Cross could help the wounded Bulgarians in 1885. No nation has ever done that in the history of warfare. In the Red Cross building in Geneva, there is a plaque thanking the Serbs for that act. It says "be humane like the Serbs in 1885". They gave medicine to the enemy from their own supplies. No nation has ever done that in the history of warfare. Serbia has never surrendered to anyone. It opposed the Turkish Empire back in 1389 with prince Lazar Hrebeljanovic at the head with a much smaller army than Turkey. A film was made about that event called the Battle of Kosovo. Also, Serbia did not surrender to Hitler's Germany in World War II, but went to war with them. In World War II, Serbian military leader Draza Mihajlovic and his army saved over a hundred American pilots from the Germans. In 1999, Serbia went to war with NATO to preserve Kosovo, which has been Serbian territory since the Serbs existed, and they have existed for a very long time. All the events since there have been conflicts are in fact Serbia's struggle to preserve Orthodoxy and not lose its identity. Serbs are a very brave and proud people who have existed for centuries. A lot of Serbian history has been erased by the Western powers and the Vatican Church, which is also behind the breakup of Yugoslavia and the division of the Serbian people. Examine the history of the Serbian people and you won't believe what you will find.

[@IamAnnahi]

That's amazing bro except for the fact that Kosovo was never Serbian and Serbia loves to start wars and genocides. Besides that, they're ok, I guess

[@bobera6792]

Really? How come there are dozens of Serbian monasteries in Kosovo? A large number of them date back to the Middle Ages. That means over 8 centuries from today. How is it that on all world maps Kosovo was part of the Serbian borders until a few years ago? Skanderbeg, of whom Albanians are so proud, was also a Serb. Don't take all this personally, but study a little history of the Serbian people and everything will be clear to you. Peace be with you, be well.

[@_Nosferatu_]

Skendeebeg's mom was from a place called Polog, it's on the border with Macedonia and Kosovo. If you look at the place it self, it would seem she was Macedonian. Feel free to google this yourself

[@emspain]

What reading material would you recommend ?

[@milanboberic-es3ng]

@@emspain History of Serbian people, everywhere on Enthernet

[@TheRoCkHaRdOrDiE]

they keep saying he mustve felt bad for starting it all but in reality both sides were at fault for escalating what shouldve been a murder trial into an all out war

[@cerima79]

It is not Serbia. It was in SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[@kenseavey9165]

Makes you think of the butterfly effect

[@jaydenmalek2030]

how did Joe somehow correlate World war 1 with Budlight

[@Pablo-cs5sc]

The saddest part is that in 1914, soldiers had a Christmas truce. Comes to show u how ridiculous the war truly was. Just nation states finding excuses to go into war

[@kjss4345]

I could be wrong😂 ya the details not important bro

[@ljutko7]

Gavrilo Princip you'll 😉

[@reverandscales]

Korea b4 Vietnam...

[@hostilebogeyinbound]

Yup they skipped The Berlin wall and Korea.

[@seeharvester]

This video should be taken with a grain of salt. Both of them are out of their element.

[@liam10123]

Wait till Joe finds out about the bear that fought in WW2.

[@TheLeft-HandedPainter]

Grate Grandad used to tell he horror stories about waking up to his leg getting chewed on by a rat the size of a domestic cat 💀 had to stay quiet to 😅

[@JacksonMcGrath]

The killing happened in bosnia

[@rickmalady2759]

Forgetting Korean War…

[@BennyNegroFromQueens]

This conversation is just more proof of how being educated has a liberalizing effect on people and how being a dumbass has the opposite effect.

[@leogg7784]

This is one of the dumbest comments I have ever read

[@BennyNegroFromQueens]

@@leogg7784 folks...I found the dumbass 😂😂😂

[@johnnytower6169]

Joes point about the wolves is far more important than we realise Wolves were so deadly that 2 modern armies had to stop fighting to deal with them So many people are so removed from nature they see it as a beautiful garden of eden, it’s closer to trench warfare. A desperate battle of survival waged by different groups locked into small sectors of capability while they’re also hungry and cold

[@wakeyourazzup]

19 year old was a time traveler that had to start ww1 to prevent destruction of the world

[@Dulc3B00kbyBrant0n]

..... albert pikes third world wars letter. oops

[@curtraso]

Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo.

[@PI.Clover]

Nice

[@chrischarlescook]

A great story from WW2: The Americans had cracked the Japanese code, but didn't know the individual names for US military installations. They had a hunch it was Midway Island, so sent out a message that the toilets were broken. The Japanese broadcasted this and so the US forces knew. They destroyed most of the Japanese fleet and Japan never recovered. That's 1000 IQ circa 1940s.

[@jammer212]

Leave it to Shane to overly simplify something😂😂😂😂😂

[@resonance3486]

Montenegro is not in Serbia guys, it’s a State….