You’d Never Escape These Dangerous Countries

If you find yourself in one of these countries, you might just be stuck there for good! Check out today's insane new video that reveals the most impossible countries to escape from!
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[@emmieluan6004]

2:51 China 3:02 North Korea 6:10 Eritrea 9:02 Turkmenistan 10:40 Saudi Arabia 12:34 Belarus 14:11 Tuvalu 16:05 Tristan Da Cunha ,territory 17:38 United States

[@manneredcheetah6665]

A friend of my escaped Eritrea. He hid on the undercarriage of a railcar. One of the people he escaped with was spotted at the border and shot right in front of him. My friend was just a kid at the time so was abled to go unnoticed because of his small body

[@arliesam948]

WOW that's scary

[@PrincessSunnyoftheSandWings]

The poor kid at the time of his escape…

[@manneredcheetah6665]

@Rick Carter he's doing great. He's 25 and in the 14 years he has lived in Norway he has become fluid in Norwegian. Gotten a engineering degree. and has a wife and a kid on the way. And on a sidenote he is also completely selfless. He will always drop whatever he is doing to help others. He's probably the greatest guy i know

[@bluedye4087]

That's horrible. Did they survive?

[@renurani4760]

@@manneredcheetah6665 that's good to know

[@silllykitten329]

As for the US, the only way it would play out like that is if you are wanted for a crime. Any regular person can go, even renounce their citizenship.

[@soerenhuba]

That's right! Fishing without a license, smoking a Cuban cigar, collecting rain water without a permit, putting electric in your basement without a permit, in the middle of an IRS audit, having a beer on the sidewalk, a 20-year-old marine having a beer while on tour in Iraq, bringing an Epipen from Canada. Just saying.

[@taijisyxom6888]

I like how the US is part of this video. It's really not a nice country. Over 300 police videos made it clear in my mind. And about Belarus, it's actually not that hard to escape. Just go to Lithuania. There was a situation where someone got caught, wasn't arrested and escaped on the 2nd attempt. In North Korea, there wouldn't be a 2nd attempt.

[@ketchup901]

Yeah as long as you're willing to pay an exorbitant fee for renouncing it...

[@Jaden1976dd]

Facts

[@jambelly_gamer8991]

@@taijisyxom6888 yeah the US may have the most crime but it is a nice country. we have yellowstone and alot of great spots to visit.

[@memes4u378]

I lived in Saudi Arabia for three years and the new crown Prince is improving the rights of women. Recently they have been allowed to drive, book plane tickets, sexually segregated rooms and areas have been removed and more. Although it still has some bad laws such as Freedom of Press and Speech being banned to a certain extent, it is improving.

[@yemmyrox5469]

I said the same thing. It’s definitely gotten better. In fact, I recently met a girl who just finished her degree in architectural engineering here in the states and chose to go back to Saudi to work.

[@kabmac0496]

Saudi Arabia has been improving a lot in the last few decade.

[@levipb1403]

Yeah sure, soon they'll let women dress however they want and implement LGBT rights

[@omara7680]

Gender segregated rooms are good it’s one of the reasons why the Gulf countries are the safest for women

[@levipb1403]

@@omara7680 of course, only their spouse can abuse them

[@andrewohare8550]

Escaping Canada too would be difficult if one commits a horrible crime, because the Canadian authorities works closely with other law enforcement around the world, so if one successfully flees the country, it wouldn’t be long before the one who committed the crime be apprehended by foreign law enforcement, and extradited back to Canada where one will receive a sentence for the crime.

[@playspeedcode]

Still if you actually angered the Canadian government, who are nice guys and compartitvely like peace, you deserve staying

[@jeanninereynolds4989]

Wow even being able to have access to this information is a privilege. I need to remind myself to be grateful for the life I have

[@Vongoat]

I have a friend from Belarus he describes it as a controlling and a manipulative country that's why he moved 1000's of miles away from it but he usually visits it once every few years, but now regarding the current situation in Ukraine it looks like he's gonna have to cancel his plane ticket's!

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

You know when a dictator knows he's doing wrong is when they say that they won't step down unless immunity is in place. - Alexander Lukashenko

[@Periwinkleaccount]

How do you think you would the plural of “noun”?

[@Vongoat]

@@Periwinkleaccount ?

[@Periwinkleaccount]

@@Vongoat I meant “how would you say the plural of “noun”?. I said that because you were using apostrophes as part of the plural marker of a word. You said “plane ticket's” when that would mean “plane ticket is”.

[@Vongoat]

@@Periwinkleaccount ohhhhh got it.

[@sagekevin6473]

I was waiting for infographic to say something about Russia and was almost shocked until they mentioned Belarus 😂

[@kilovolt2494]

It would be definitely on the list

[@Benni777]

Here are the timestamps of the Countries for you! 0:43 China 2:34 N.Korea 6:07 Eritrea 8:51 Turkmenistan 10:37 Saudi Arabia 12:28 Belarus 14:08 Tuvalu 15:43 Tristan da Cunha 17:36 The US

[@FallicIdol]

Only one of those nations has millions trying to enter

[@arthas640]

@@FallicIdol people criticize America alot and threaten to move everytime someone they dont like gets elected but america is most refugees first choice for asylum and it's the worlds #1 immigration choice and its likely the country with the most illegal immigrants. Looking at population maps in mexico and you'll see tons piled up on the border, travel there and you'll see migrant camps all along the border while they prepare to cross. People will get arrested, spent weeks or months in prison, get shipped back to their home country, and then try again. I met a guy who got deported back to El Salvador and migrated all the way back to America again

[@danielsabbah6766]

@@FallicIdol I can't believe how big the ego of Americans is, can you stop talking about your country for 5 minutes? many countries have millions that want to enter, its not that special

[@clack2]

HEH? BREH THATS LITREALLY COPYING MINE

[@TheBadbucky]

@@FallicIdol which one?

[@AlphaYellow]

Man imagine being a North Korean, you are basically doomed to live your whole life in there.

[@Persac7]

Imagine being an eritrean like that's sad

[@allsubjects999]

As for China, it's actually not that strict...I'm in China right now, and it's fairly easy to get out. You don't need to ESCAPE, just say you are gonna leave for a legit reason and it's ez! The cities are also pretty nice to live in and it's not that oppressive...

[@pawzzzzzz]

What VPN do you use?

[@Abdullahsalakyum]

@@pawzzzzzz fr

[@willmurphy4073]

This doesn't feel real lol

[@j.woodbury412]

And the food is delicious.

[@oZqdiac]

嗨，這是中國政府，我們現在全天候 24 小時跟踪您，如果我們再次看到這種情況，您將被槍殺或終身監禁，因此請確保這種情況不再發生

[@arthas640]

You forgot England and France. They spent centuries invading the globe to escape their homelands, and they're still stuck there. The English must endure the terrible weather, and the french cant escape the french.

[@watsappenin2865]

Lol I dont mind english weather we get alright summers these days and i dont mind abit of rain, I think people get our weather wrong we dont have tornadoes or many hurricanes we don't suffer from harsh snows and I know this has nothing to do with weather but earthquakes dont floodings dont happen much its quiet an easy place to live

[@paddington1670]

And BC gets even more rain. We have the rainiest place in North America. 23 feet of rain per year. Nothing touches our West Coast for rainfall; it's literally a temperate rain forest. We also have Canada's only desert, but that's a story for another day.

[@FallicIdol]

@@paddington1670 and an oppressive, globalist government

[@Chicken96809]

Neither of those are dangerous

[@TV-ly3dp]

@@watsappenin2865 The summers are horrible all right last year wasn't THAT bad but our heatwave situation is a nightmare. This summer every time I went outside I felt like passing out so.... (if you live further north like Scotland then the weather situation might be a but different)

[@diversejoe617]

War torn nations: there is no way out of here North Korea: *Allow me to introduce myself*

[@clack2]

Time stamps: 0:00 China 2:34 North korea 6:12 Eritrea 8:56 Turkmenistan 10:48 saudi arabia 12:29 Belarus 14:10 tuvalu 15:48 tristian da cunha 17:44 United states edit: thx for 100likes

[@crimzaep]

Thanks

[@plsdontask9423]

Thank

[@clack2]

@@plsdontask9423 np

[@clack2]

@R J hmm I think I know which countries you are talking about [china and usa?]

[@Persac7]

@@clack2 only usa is not hard to escape

[@luyandzabavukiledlamini4693]

Thanks for the video

[@emifro]

Edward Snowden actually escaped from the United States

[@mehranalbaloushi8492]

Good information 🌹

[@callenroeder3784]

Look up Yeonmi Park on the joe Rogan podcast for a more realistic account.

[@mgbman7980]

BTW, the electric fence would not even shock the bird due to the lack of ground signal. Technically if you jumped onto the fence without touching the ground you would be fine because the electricity wouldn't try to travel through you, hence no shock

[@fabricebarbon5886]

Not realy if the electricedy is strong enought it would make a firebow (idk how to call it in english) and fry you a meter befor you touch the fence Similar to the electricedy in train whires

[@nickyblue4866]

@@fabricebarbon5886 an arc?

[@fabricebarbon5886]

@@nickyblue4866 yes thanks

[@mgbman7980]

That is a good proposition, it never occurred to me and I would be dead

[@nikhiltyagi7308]

Transmission wire doesn't give you a shock when you hold wire & not the ground. But if you try to grab another phase wire from transmission system without touching ground, you will get electric shock. Now this same goes to electric fence, phase wires are relatively close in electric fence system.

[@montecorbit8280]

At 8:47 Eritrea: If you want to leave the country of Eritrea legally, you also have to pay an "exit tax". This is a tax on those people that are trying to voluntarily give up their Eritrean citizenship. I don't know how it works and Eritrea, but there is one other country that does this, that has an exit tax. The country is United States of America. There if you are trying to legally give up your citizenship and get citizenship in another country, they assume you are trying to evade taxes and will tax you 75% on all property that you own. You have $100,000 house, congratulations you owe $75,000 in taxes payable immediately.... It was an interesting read when I stumbled across the info and read about it on Wikipedia.... Later; Monte

[@user-ps1ko6ec5c]

Thx

[@patrioticflintlock]

wikipedia aint reliable

[@--1644]

I’m from Eritrea and a lot of the things said was grossly incorrect some are correct tho

[@supercroc8172]

Yep, and the only way to get rid of that exit tax from the US is to renounce your citizenship. I love this country…

[@callenroeder3784]

Yeonmi Park. One of the last people to escape North Korea

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

No, she lies and she defected years ago.

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

[@GMCGUY-]

I love your videos I keep watching video after video after video keep them coming homie keep them coming 😎

[@pieterpost6121]

Love it!

[@EGReviews]

Eritrea does sound worse than north korea. Many people who've visited North korea said most people they see are going about their daily lives. You don't need permits to literally leave yhe house.

[@Persac7]

Both are bad

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

When you visit North Korea, they only show you what they want you to see...

[@zswu31416]

If you visit North Korea, what you see are all actors, because you are required to strictly follow the tourist path. Of course they would make it look not bad.

[@bruhbutwhytho2301]

To be fair you can only visit the capital so the rest of the country might be different.

[@amani6045]

My entire family is from Eritrea and i’ve visited in 2012, it’s really not as bad as the video says. We traveled towns in a bus with almost 20 people. Most of my relatives in the US came from Eritrea

[@davidgriffin8825]

Another great video from info graphics 👌 👍 👏 🙌 😀

[@dylanizurieta3390]

Moral of the video: Just stay home.

[@ebonyfreeman6604]

Thanks!

[@thesparxeffect9734]

I didn't even have to say what first popped up in my head, the thumbnail did it for me.

[@halledeesch123]

The Problem with the Canada border is that you would have to pass through the Semi mountains forests of Pennsylvania and its very Difficult because its dense and you would have to cross to main or take a boat through Lake Erie

[@rutad363]

The belarus situation is so bad that my aunt, who has a company there, needs to smuggle money past the border to pay the workers in there, because you just can't carry anything past the borders. it's very shady, and they stop literally everyone trying to enter and exit the country.

[@thelegorobotbuilder5811]

Dont say that online!

[@jeanne3706]

I'm glad I'm in the US not trying to escape. I don't even want to leave m

[@dutch_gamer9322]

Yessss a new video

[@viltautasYT]

About Belarus... I know a lot, and I mean ALOT of people who have moved from belarus to lithuania... We have an entire town where its not legally 2 language, but everything is both in russian and lithuanian, about 1/3 people are from belarus and its actually insane... The town Im talking about is Visaginas btw

[@StylesNation717]

Tristan da Cunha actually does have an airport. It actually was kinda a big deal for the island to get one. Flights from Cape town to the island once every week now it's twice a week

[@heybenjii5544]

Are you sure thats not St Helena?

[@StylesNation717]

@@heybenjii5544 st Helena has an airport but in 2019 Tristan da Cunha also got an airport

[@Dracopol]

15:02 "Air Kiribati". Because of the particular use of the alphabet in the native language, "Kiribati" is actually pronounced .

[@RickGods]

I visit China ones and I was walking in a very touristic area in Shanghai and suddenly someone used a whistle and hundreds of cops appears from everywhere, it was pretty scary, like not even flying you van scape but that could be maybe the only way to do it.

[@mschenandlerbong8539]

Open elections and free speech are the most paramount requirements to remain a free country and people. Do not ever consider trading them for tribal power.

[@Juliakolovesjunko]

❤ good video

[@ACGreyhound04]

I have never understood dictators who want to keep dissenters IN their countries. I would think the approach that Castro took in Cuba makes more sense: “If you don’t like the way I run things, then get out!”

[@ReddCinema]

THESE VIDEOS NEVER DISAPPOINT ❤️

[@NeoGeo2006]

Hello

[@actionjaxtion455]

Hey, I know that guy!

[@lcdcstudios]

they never have

[@xz0c00]

But your comments everywhere do.. Just kidding 😁

[@crimzaep]

And you disappoint because of you spamming comments!

[@BradSchmor]

No mention of Cuba.

[@jacktribble5253]

This is the first time I have ever heard anyone use the phrase, "Escape the US."

[@theoriginaltrashcan1522]

The only reason you would want to is if you did a very very severe crime cuz other than that you can leave if you wanna and the flaws of the government arnt really suppressive

[@Moicesy]

More Americans need to visit those countries and realize how much freedom they have before complaining

[@afitzpatrick2050]

I have a friend from Eritrea and they go back to visit every year. They came to the states in '83, but still visit their family over there

[@brandonrichey8420]

I forget sometimes how bad things are in other countries. Though I hate the direction we are going things could be much worse. If we keep allowing are rights to be taken we may one day find ourselves in the same position. If you think that it could never happen here you better think again.

[@Filthy_Larry]

That’s why we need Snake Pleskon

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

It already has under Bidey The Pooperman

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

​@@Filthy_Larrynope

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Any country that you can't just leave must be a terrible place to live.

[@jacobkinnery3940]

Make a part 2 of this.

[@joniquell5187]

I still think that living in North Korea is much worse than living in Belarus

[@StrongMajor1178]

Same

[@throbalot]

And Tarawa sounds like is like terror but with an 'a' so tarra-wa. I had an uncle who was an expat there and had a restaurant on the island in the 90's-00's

[@syphfrr9631]

I love these videos they should have a network or something

[@Stopmotion937]

U don't need to escape these countries bc u can just leave them legally but for north Korea u can't leave it without escaping

[@stingray4980]

I have friends and family over most weekends. Imagine having to obtain permits before holding a barbecue...this was so shocking to me!!!

[@TrickyNeverLaughs]

As a wise man from Asia, I know Russia is only disintegrating itself by staging a conflict and inviting the wrath of nations. They are losing economically, politically, socially, militarily and morally in every sector.

[@pravinmurthy]

This is what happens when Dictators rule a nation!

[@nickyblue4866]

God bless Russia and Putin

[@oZqdiac]

@@pravinmurthy Putin is bad but I wouldn’t class him as a dictator

[@carolfigueirars]

Before watching this video there are a few countries that I know I will never go China, North Korea, Cuba, Russia, Iran, Iraque, Afeganistan and must reciently Belarus for working together with Russia in the invision.

[@carolfigueirars]

@@Paonporteur I'm brazillian, good luck to try to get anything taking me. 😆😆😆 Russia is completely of the list and most of it's neighboring countries.

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

The problem with these countries, North Korea included, is that they have informants everywehre.

[@simpkira]

Finally some reminder life can be worse

[@My2cents.]

One doesn’t experience self transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates..🎈

[@cjspronz2716]

You huffing nitrous out that balloon???? If your stuck your stuck 🤣

[@ashantipink]

The thing is is that I've never heard anyone say that they're from Turkmenistan that's how you know they aren't allowed to go out

[@Leothegreat]

Thank you for keeping my list of "Shitholes to never visit" up to date :)

[@Nobodies._.Anything]

I never wanna visit North Korea😖

[@anastasiapestriakova9459]

I think it could be fun to do, completely new world

[@transgaty2763]

No you can enter North Korea, you just can't help anyone

[@Nobodies._.Anything]

@@transgaty2763 that’s odee😖

[@paolotorres8537]

Ok, just because the countries that border Saudi Arabia are allied with it doesn’t mean they’d necessarily extradite women trying to escape, and Saudi Arabia would not waste its soldiers on its neighbors when they have better things to do. And I can tell you right now, a good number of countries that border it (UAE, Jordan, Oman) treat their women far better than Saudi Arabia.

[@manspeej]

Women aren't oppressed in Saudi Arabia anymore the country has changed vastly within the last 5 years and is still changing and changing fast too

[@Mlmylji]

@@manspeej Thank you

[@cpowell7145]

@@manspeej how much freedom do women have there

[@manspeej]

@@cpowell7145 women here live better than they do anywhere else

[@manspeej]

@@Paonporteur no I'm not you're just brainwashed by western media

[@saralynn518]

All of these capabilities in the US to track down and find someone, but half a million people go missing yearly. They won't use their technology (under the majority of circumstances) to help the average family find their loved ones :(

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Right

[@shamayahuyahsarahl1707]

It's because they're the ones doing it.

[@shamayahuyahsarahl1707]

@@Paonporteur Oh, it's like that here too. Just not implemented to the degree China has, yet.

[@raphaellapointe9143]

Lukashenko: "I am the last dictator in Europe!" Putin: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@ericaburns8652]

Lukashenko:yes Putin:🗿🗿🗿

[@parthkakadiya2225]

Try to reduce background music so We can listen whatever you speak. Thank you 💕

[@radekhorsky7826]

How can be the world so cruel!

[@flboyqwanmusic]

🐐 content

[@HOURLYSNIPES]

Man I wouldn't wanna be trapped in any country😬

[@Wemby73]

What about America it’s seems like a fine one to be trapped in

[@bruhbutwhytho2301]

@@Wemby73 nah, it's probably the one I'd choose as an American but it isn't somewhere you'd want to be stuck in at sometimes.

[@xDrunkenxSovietx]

Id never step foot in North Korea even for a vacation I honestly don’t know why any American would visit it.

[@cjspronz2716]

I believe our government won't let us travel there. Dennis rodman is one of the few Americans to ever go to North korea

[@bruhbutwhytho2301]

@@cjspronz2716 you could untill a few years ago but few wanted to.

[@SassyyjuicyMaria]

Look what happened to Assange! Well, technically not trying to escape the USA, but he crossed the government.

[@WangLaker]

Man, escaping North Korea is the equivalent of Charles Manson and Richard Ramirez.

[@LosZavion]

I got a topic which could make for a good vid that has been on my mind for years now. What if everyone(80%+) decided to revolt against the country by not working anymore? In this scenario, the people don't care about dying for their cause.

[@andrewyerian214]

That depends. Who is smart and competent enough to be self sufficient?

[@spudzruz]

@@andrewyerian214 I imagine he means every scenario, including the loss of life

[@spudzruz]

I really hope they do this now

[@pewpew9193]

I would imagine there would be a lot of variables. What country? Are the people armed & willing to fight, or just passively refusing to go to work? Are the people capable & in an area capable of self-reliance? (Can they grow their own food, maintain shelter, provide their own security). It could result in anything from the removing of a current government & installation of a new one. It could result in the collapse of a regional or even global economy. It could end with a civil war. A years long stalemate is possible. We could see a compromise & see some of the demands of the striking workers met in return for them ending the labor strike. Most likely would end with people slowly going back to normal to avoid starvation. So many possible outcomes, it just depends on the specifics.

[@LosZavion]

@@pewpew9193 Lets say North Korea Refusing to work Some can farm( if the gov tries to take their crops they will not surrender them) Think of China's lying flat movement that's going on but a little more extreme. Like I previously said. This is an all or nothing cause so starvation is not a deterrent.

[@Sammykyt]

North Korea is definitely the hardest country to escape in the world for the reasons you stated. Of course that isn't to say that several other countries aren't very difficult to escape.

[@Ali-bu6lo]

Somethings in this video are outdated and incorrect. Though Saudi Arabia is still a brutal dictatorship it is increasingly becoming a more secular one and there have been many liberalizations in the past few years including allowing women to drive. Also the Turkmen president has stepped down, though he's replaced by his son.

[@--1644]

I’m originally from Eritrea and was born in Saudi Arabia and there are quite of few incorrect statements said in this video.

[@TheBadbucky]

When a is liberation is letting women drive a CAR?

[@Ali-bu6lo]

@@TheBadbucky When you ban women from driving and then allow it after decades that's a huge change and that's not the only change, from allowing foreign movies and concerts to even discussions of abolishing mandatory Hijab, Saudi Arabia is liberalizing and that's fact.

[@TheBadbucky]

@@Ali-bu6lo good pint

[@amani6045]

@@--1644 Glad someone else has pointed it out most of what is said about Eritrea in this video is greatly exaggerated

[@aVerySlyFox]

i like how all other countries are deserted or have controlling government but then the u.s comes up with just the fact that its so strong.

[@cjclark1208]

It’s propaganda

[@mgbman7980]

Indeed it is.

[@oZqdiac]

Well this is true for all powerful countries if the government didn’t want you to leave

[@andrewyerian214]

No country is impossible to escape. Some, such as North Korea, are just really hard to escape.

[@j.woodbury412]

I would say North Korea is pretty much close to impossible. Even if someone does successfully make it out, more than likely their family is still stuck there. I mean, it's hard enough for someone to escape by themselves, so you can imagine a whole family trying to get out.

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Cuba should be on this list as well.

[@damascusgunner1165]

Your channel is now at the of those wanted lists, Guaranteed.

[@sanneoi6323]

If you end up having to escape the last country on the list your best bet is to seek refuge in the second, third or fourth

[@robertrobinson3788]

My dad's brother fought in the Korean war...

[@yus527_]

16:44 I like how you say South Africa is closet then show islands right above the island.

[@aiden8252]

Those Also Belong To The Gov. That's The Only Realistic Thing That Could Define South Africa Beings Closest.

[@yus527_]

@@aiden8252 Oh.

[@StainderFin]

I was once Maracco passing by boat with few hours i was changed to get land for preview moment for harbour everything was fine until returning a ship 2 gateguard stopped me there was not there 2 hrs before and i got it they asking me visa to access back a boat they didnt care if i was registered with ship already took a moment when other male guard reading a paper and then he yelled something be carefully and let me pass. Did understood later how risky that was and i was endangered myself greatly 🥶 didnt know Maracco is also those countries with very scritctly access to anyone

[@chelseamcguire7958]

Im sure nobody would but im just curious, what if someone just wanted to visit there as a tourist? Would they be able to leave or be stuck there?

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Good question

[@sangiinar]

Assuming you mean the DPRK or North Korea, you cant visit if your American and don't have special permission, but if you do visit it has to be under a guided tour, you cant take pictures that have citizens, military, or just anything that puts them in a "bad display", you can leave if you follow the rules but they check your phone and everything else. Idk about the other countries on here though.

[@chelseamcguire7958]

@@sangiinar ok.

[@danielhouser8845]

🍿🤳🍿 💻 I miss this I got all your videos set to get all your notifications

[@user-hx2ip9lm9d]

What about Equitorial Guinea ?

[@adriano6k]

Some of the background music sounds like Mr. Softee ice cream truck. At times I kept thinking there was a Mr. Softee truck outside my window.

[@nolantherailfan5048]

What about swimming around the border between north and south korea

[@JaceAVinson]

What happens if you try escaping North Korea 🇰🇵 through the border with Russia 🇷🇺?

[@cutelittlepuppi_]

you die because it's only 17 miles wide making it easy to track you and Russia would send you back faster than China

[@saipatel2328]

Hey Infografics

[@kilovolt2494]

As a person who was born in one of those countries, I will tell you one thing: all totalitarian regimes exist because people want so. You can argue, but I witnessed it myself.

[@hermonmeasho6778]

You are probably

[@hermonmeasho6778]

right

[@lilitheswiftie8638]

Yup. My grandfather left Italy because of the fascist regime that was in place and surprisingly quite a few people liked Benito Mussolini😳

[@Wemby73]

I also live in one of the countries America tho

[@hasansyed2887]

In saudi arabia there was a royal decree where woman were allowed to travel alone in saudia arabia or outside, unless they were age 20 or older and the decree was announced 2019.

[@WhatsThisInternetStuff]

Can you please please please do a video on which countries are the rainiest??????

[@myleswelnetz6700]

The first thing to come to mind is North Korea. Escaping from North Korea isn’t easy, but it’s possible; it has been done before. The way to do it is simple. Try to sneak your way across the northern border and into Mongolia through China or into Alaska from Russia. Since the southern border is one of the heavily guarded areas on Earth, it’s a dead end.

[@ghostoncoke]

that one guy with 3am confidence: i see no *dictator* here but me

[@bienmandigma4160]

9:12 No Longer In Office

[@marcusking8491]

I love this video 🥰🥰🥰😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@NoLGBTQ395]

“These countries are impossible to leave” Drew binsky and other tourists: am I a joke to you?

[@TheStarcoMarco]

Speaking of Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow, he was actually already resigned and was replaced by his son, Serdar Berdimuhamedow in March 19th, 2022.

[@camrenmugabe3062]

Dictator privilege.

[@stevenlopez6625]

Wow.

[@sparky5616]

Cuba?

[@Mosfer_aldoseri]

10:50 that's not the case anymore lol. It's allowed for anyone to travel after the age of 21. The segregated establishments are very few