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TL;DW they've survived by getting cucked into becoming glorified SukkkDems, do not vote for these people they are reformist Lassaleans in Marxist clothing.

amazing editing

Common french L

NE Ohio has a different history from the rest of the state. It has a very strong influence from New England. Cleveland is named after a Connecticut native, Moses Cleveland. This is why Cleveland has public Square, which is modeled after New England towns. In fact, towns, like Hudson and Ravenna are strongly influenced by New England architecture. This influence can only be found in the north east portion of Ohio.

Let's just give it all to the Vatican

Man, this comment section is legit braindead and below 10 iq

france is really everywhere around this world, huh?

This video will get famous

it's like that part of syria turkey owns

The more important question is why it's in the shape of a perfect star🤔

Always the french retaining colonial influence

In the end, the Frankish crusaders have succeeded. Very good and inforative video, really thorough yet concise in its summary of MULTIPLE centuries of complex geopolitics.

Love your vibes always a highlight!

Very interesting

Also Russia, the russian court

Outremer never ended

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Well done algorithm. You got me.

2:58 It's not well-known today, but the site of the Dome of the Rock was *also* a church (dedicated to the Mother of God/Theotokos, St. Mary) before the Islamic invasion of the Levant.

(Before watching) Of course France would claim it, France has a bit of an inferiority complex in general when it comes to their former colonial (or in this case, crusader) possessions. That's why Francafrique was a thing for so long. They just privatized or outsourced the colonial part.

It’s not a colony but a gif from the ottoman empire for the help in the crimean war

I don't know how exciting this is; it seems like just embassy-theory.

Cool

Jesus wasn't buried 1:05

Classic French W

The Palestian Authorithy doesnt control any part of Jerusalem.

Ze French shall inherit ze holy land, wei wei

The Crusade never ended

Good video, learnt some things. Although i wouldnt trust early muslim history as the archeology often doesnt match the history the muslims wrote down.

And I thought the holy land wouldn't be victim to be renamed to "Côte-Sableuse"

This is actually a really insightful video. I love videos that touch upon obscure topics nobody ever talks about, thanks!

I think i know who should own the holy land... People be starting war over a joke This is a joke I made about french owning the land.

Always Watch your videos the day they drop 👍

I don’t think any colonial power has a legitimate claim over native palestinian land.

As a french viewer of your its quite interesting to hear famous french names the way english speaking people use it.

Great work, always a delight to see your videos. Interesting how secular France still tried to argue they had rights to all the area against the British.

Your videos always Great and great 👍👍👍👍👍

8:33 England is a Capitalist power.

but amazing video as always

I wonder what could have made al hakim do a complete 180 in religious policy, did his mother die and cause him to start feeling guilty and speaking of his mother how did she react to his religious prosecutions ?

That being said, this is similar to the even more authoritarian People's Action Party in Singapore. Founded in 1954 as center-left, PAP became increasingly more right after Lee Kuan Yew expelled the leftist faction in 1961 the year before Singapore merged with Malaysia. After Singapore was kicked out in 1965, Lee Kuan Yew won the 1968 general election unopposed, and his party won all 58 seats. He and his administration wielded absolute power over Singapore's political scene until 1990, and the party has remained the dominant party in Singaporean politics today. He managed to transform Singapore from an impoverished society to a center of aviation, tourism, banking, and shipping. But hidden behind all this, he curtailed press freedom, imposed restrictions on protesting, restricted labor movements from industrial action or strike action, suppressed wage growth of skilled workers (in order to be competitive with developing countries) amid widening and high levels of income inequality along with wealth inequality (relative to other developed countries), and attempted to dismantle any political opposition by engaging in defamation lawsuits. Lee Kuan Yew was also quite the eugenicist. And this isn't even mentioning money laundering schemes, rental discrimination towards Indian Singaporeans, people in academia in positions of power abusing people underneath them and getting away with it, or the poor migrant labor that has been encouraged, like through the country's maid or helper culture. For a while, Singapore has had a fairly high Gini coefficient, a measurement of inequality where the higher you are, the more unequal your country is. The reality of migrant domestic work in Singapore is often characterized by a power imbalance, potential for exploitation, social isolation, and limited legal protections, with many migrant domestic workers (or MDWs) facing long working hours, restricted personal freedoms, and vulnerability to abuse from employers, despite legal regulations aimed at safeguarding their rights. Migrant workers often must take on serious debt, and their health and safety are in the hand of their employers. Between 2014 and 2021, an average of 12,770 workers (including Singaporeans) were injured every year. So despite being an integral group of workers in Singapore, propelling its economic and social growth, many MDWs are treated as outsiders, and the legal system doesn't typically work in their favor, so they're forced to repatriate with a ton of debt. Although Singapore has increased representation by the opposition now and created a Leader of the Opposition position in 2020 (the opposition is led by the socdem Workers' Party; there's also the progressive Progress Singapore), it continues to be criticized for not doing enough because of free speech restrictions and labor rights abuses. Oh yeah, and because of Singapore-Israel relations, Singapore has stamped out public protests in support of the Palestinian people, they've been harassing and intimidating students for expressing their solidarity with the Palestinians. Pro-Palestinian students in Singapore have been subjected to police surveillance and intimidation. In Singapore, NUS and NTU have partnerships with Thales, one of Israel's largest arms suppliers, and the Israeli Aerospace Industries, whose weapons have been used in Gaza. In 2024, Israeli arms manufacturers took part in the Singapore Airshow, displaying weapons that are currently being used against Palestinians.

The Holy Roman Empire was wild with government rotations.

There is no real real support for gay marriage coming from the LDP. They maintain their opposition to it on the pretense that they don’t want to allow the constitution to change (which specifically describes marriage as connection between man and woman). LGBTQ+ acceptance and support is still a major topic for the JCP, especially since the LDPs „efforts“ to cater to the queer community are symbolic at best.

I am begging you, these sound effects are too much. Just let the info do its thing! All the beeps and shit are overpowering. Can’t just chill and listen to the story because it sounds like duolingo is going off constantly

Let's ask ChatGPT about the changes in Japan's national income between 1993 and 2023. Then, we can inquire about the same period for your home country. Comparison of Japanese Income in 1993 and 2023 The average income of Japanese citizens has shown little change between 1993 and 2023, reflecting the prolonged economic stagnation and deflation that Japan has faced. Below is a comparison of the income levels during these two periods: --- Income in 1993 Nominal GDP per capita: Approximately $36,000 At this time, Japan was a few years past the burst of its economic bubble. While the economy had entered a period of stagnation, Japan still maintained a high-income level and was among the world's leading economies. The aftermath of the bubble economy (1980s) led to asset value declines and instability in the financial system, which slowed income growth. *************************** Income in 2023 Nominal GDP per capita: Approximately $33,000-$35,000 Even 30 years later, nominal income has seen little growth. This is due to Japan's long-term economic stagnation, often referred to as the "Lost Decades." Fluctuations in the value of the Japanese yen and rising inflation have contributed to a perception of declining income when measured in U.S. dollars. +++++++++++++++++++++++++ Conclusion When comparing 1993 to 2023, Japan's nominal income per capita has largely stagnated, and real purchasing power or living standards may have declined due to structural economic challenges such as deflation, demographic shifts, and prolonged stagnation. This reflects the deep-rooted economic issues Japan has faced over the past three decades.

4:39 The Core of Japan's Political Corruption This is why there can be no regime change

Its great people make learning videos on you tube where before id have to go to library and bookstore. Now if i see a yt video im interested in finding out more, i can google, get book from library or buy book.

You expect Blago to be here, didn't you.

I support a unicameral gov.