Alright like this comment if you think I should go and make a claim to Bir Tawil. And leave a comment if you'd like to challenge me with your own claim, I dare you!
Doesnt matter. Im sure i can begin selling 1 foot by 1 foot square sections of it on ebay and attach the title of lord or lady to each bill of sale. This idea is patented and any attempt to copy or duplicate will result in me becoming disgruntled and muttering under by breath about your malevolent thievery of my intellectual property.
I didn't just want to make the same comment - sans the quote, probably - less than 45 minutes before made it. But it's you who made it: The Guy without a Mustache.
“…a claim would require roads, an airport, a population… and of course an amazing restaurant..” I have concluded the most likely successful conqueror can only be Gordon Ramsey. If he can just pay a couple dozen people to set up shop with a tiny airport and a single restaurant we could get this thing off the ground.
While I know that turning even a small portion of the Sahara into a solarpower farm would have a great impact on global weather patterns, I can't help but think about making Bir Tawil into a solar panel nation
@@A_cracker14 bruhhhh the person with a small slong is not gonna accept that tho, and they’ll probably just take some meds to make their along longer so it wouldn’t be fair since they’d all use substance to make it longer.
“There ain’t nothin’ more important than my daughter’s happiness” - Jay Foreman, in an impressively thick American accent edit: I meant a thick Texan accent, my mistake
Okay, this is where the people who want to start a Mars colony need to go to demonstrate their basic technical competence. If you can survive on Mars, colonizing Bir Tawil ought to be a piece of cake.
1:16. The Antarctic Treaty actually forbids any country or person from claiming land in Antarctica. So even if you wanted to, it’s illegal to claim land there. However, any country or person is permitted to set up bases there for scientific research purposes.
10:23 Sudan and Egypt: why is there oil Sudan: Bring in Canada Egypt:That’s Illegal Egypt:troops Sudan: *has something with the president* President from Egypt:pls don’t Egypt:I am going to kick police Sudan:oh no Sudan:i’m surrender from the triangle Egypt:yay The triangle is ours Sudan: but I still claim it Egypt *sigh* Egypt:but I don’t want bir tawil Sudan:you get it Egypt:nooooooooo Bir tawil:yay I have a friend Egypt: I don’t want to Own it Bir tawil : can I just have a friend?? Egypt:No
So, I rode a pure bred Egyptian Arab horse through parts of Bir Tawil in the late 80’s. A friend of mine who owns a ranch north of Bir Tawil in Egypt, breeding and raising Arabian horses, did guided tours through parts of Bir for a few years. I will never forget this time. We were in the desert for two weeks, living in nomad tents with our horses and a couple of guys with all terrain vehicles for our supplies. Generator and everything. It was amazing. I have never, and probably never will, experience the absolutely stunning silence of the earth. Two weeks in Bir Tawil we’re life changing for me. We were visited by Tuareg nomads for two days, we spoke French with each other. They taught us to hunt for small protein bugs that live under rocks, and showed us the trails of the wandering rocks; there are rocks that move miles and miles in the desert and they leave a trail behind, I don’t know what the phenomena is called.
I dont mean to be rude by saying this But the bliss of that feeling is probably being able to live the most normal life. Most places we unwillingly live under stressful innesscessities that immature people normalized throughout history so not being away from it is something we all need honeslty
There had always been borders before england was even a country . Even in africa Zulus had there borders wich they said belong to the zulu nation . Roman empire had borders so did the Moor empire. Even ancient tribes hunting grounds wich they belongs only to that tribe .
I am an Egyptian and i studied history in high school and this video is more enlightening than the 2 years i spent studying history in high school. i always heard about halayeeb confliction but i didn't know what is the situation or why.
At 7:30, you said that the land used in Bir Tawil was more culturally Egyptian. How is that possible if no one lives there and it's just "useless land"?
The true goal for anyone is to successfully create a country in that area, make the name REALLY dumb, then wait for an important event to occur (like a war or something) and then do a bunch of random things that history classes in the future will have to teach and make it harder for people trying to learn it
That’s not correct: Bir Tawil is indeed no county but there are people living in that’s place. Around 1000 mineworkers they are from the Ababda a nomad group. And there is a village named Bir Tawil with restaurants, shops and a satellite thelephone.
Being land locked and having to either fly over Sudan or Egypt or drive in through either country would require us to be on the best of terms with either country and their approval.
@@upshitdownshit4200 China created covid and aliens are at area 54. And those triangle UFOs everybody around the world sees is just American reverse engineered crafts from ET. If America wanted that lil plot of desert, they would take it. Lol
Someone should build some small houses and buildings they can assemble there and a buncha plants and trees in pots and start a tiny town there, make it free to stay, somehow make it a tourist attraction, and make their own country. That's probably a stupid idea and won't work at all but whatever.
6:18 - fun fact: the decisive battle of this war was the Battle of Omdurman which featured the last charge of the British cavalry. Among these cavalrymen was a 23-year old soldier, commanding a troop of 25 lancers and his name was...Winston Churchill.
If anyone tried to enforce a serious claim to Bir Tawil, I bet both Egypt and Sudan would object on the grounds that "That land belongs to our neighbor."
Fascinating video! On an unrelated note: where was the picture shown in 0:33 taken? It looks really cool but it cannot be Antarctica because of the trees.
11:07 With that stock footage, I thought you were going to say “Egypt then enforced its occupation by just building a bunch of big ass pyramids there”.
@@BowdowntoAnnaConda as an egyptian no that's not true whoever told u this they are lying cuz egypt is one if the oldest countries in the world and the pyramids were there since the mummies when the 3 kings built it and why aren't the sudan pyramids one of the 7 when it's "older" and the egyptian pyramids are one of them
@@knzs Im Egyptian too And egypt, sinai and the northern parts of sudan was the ancient egypt map Fact :the sudanese pyramids belongs to the pharaohs as well as the egyptian pyramids But now egyptians and sudanses arent pure pharoahs: they are mixed with turks, romans, cypts and arabs فاكر مينا موحد القطرين؟
Ok, so i get why setting this up as a nation would be difficult, but if it's unclaimed what's stopping a corporation from setting up shop there and just claiming the land as private property wherever they fill out their taxes? I mean, it looks perfect for illegal experimentation. Big pharma could make a lot of use out of that. Any PMC would also love to have a permanent base of operations in Africa because there's a whole lot of work there for mercs. All of which could operate without any government oversight.
@@swishersweets787 a GREEN supervillain! Thank you very much. ONLY THE MIND OF THE MIGHTY ZIM COULD BE SO BRILLIANT! Besides, if you don't want an army of atomic super monsters to do your bidding that's your loss.
@@garyallen9840 Technically no, if a corporation based in America laid claim to this land and started paying taxes on it, the land itself would technically be protected by American law. The thing is that getting cops and safety regulation inspectors down there would be next to impossible. So, in effect, unless one of your neighbors attempts military or police action the corporation would have to govern itself. Which means booby traps, automated lethal defense systems, mercenaries, and anything else that the corporate mind can come up with. It also means that anybody who happens to wander into your private land can then be used as an unpaid intern for the rest of their lives. In other words, a private corporation laying claim to this land would mean all the international protection of being American land, with none of the laws or ethical dilemmas that face corporations stateside, and as long as the taxes are paid that status quo remains.
@@swishersweets787 Even videos about uninhabited and unclaimed chunks of desert in the middle of Africa aren't free from anti-white race baiting, Jesus.
So, in other words, it's one of the perfect places to actually practice terra-forming a wasteland into a thriving land and society. But of course, folks who talk about moving to Mars are highly unlikely to see it as such. But that's mainly because they haven't realized that if we can't terraform somewhere that already has a breathable atmosphere and water (in this case, the water is likely deep underground) then we certainly lack the ability to terraform Mars.
Newsflash: Huge amounts of oil have been found in Bir Tawil. Egypt claims the area as it has always historically belonged to the Egyptian kingdoms. Sudan claims the area belongs to them because Khartoum is the closest capital. The U.S., on the other hand, claims that a Bedouin from Bir Tawil attacked a hair salon in New York, and that many Bedouins in the region were found to have weapons of mass destruction. They want to bring democracy, peace and freedom to the remaining Bedouins. For this reason it is important to invade this area and to secure the oil fields...sorry, I mean secure the situation. Also the U.S. will never abandon the population there.
For anyone wondering why there is a "?" flag, it's because there is an area, just above Sudan and right below Egypt called Bir Tawil. This is an unclaimed area. In 1899, Britain established a political boundary between Egypt and Sudan along the 22nd parallel, which effectively gave the area of Bir Tawil to Sudan, and the Hala'ib Triangle (The larger triangle shaped area next to that small chunk) To Egypt. There was a complication since, due to tribes residing in the Hala'ib triangle being Sudanese, Sudan wanted it to be apart of thier country where their people resided. Then, in 1902, the British then redrew the border, assigning Bir Tawil to Sudan and the nearby Hala'bi triangle to Egypt. This wasn't exactly a strict border so effectively both Sudan and Egypt owned the Hala'ib triangle. When the 1990's rolled around, there was discovered to be oil in the red sea next to the triangle, now both Egypt and Sudan wanted this area all to themselves, for obvious reasons. Eventually, Sudan decided to withdraw their officials and Egypt controls the oil there, despite Sudan technically owning it due to the 1902 border. If either country wanted to claim Bir Tawil, it would mean accepting either the 1899 border, meaning the rich oil in the triangle goes completely to Egypt, or accepting the 1902 version which means the area goes completely to Sudan. Since neither countries want to take the risk of losing that money and power, the landlocked area of Bir Tawil is currently unclaimed, and as such, has no official flag. Btw, Bir Tawil is effectively worthless since it is landlocked, filled with no resources, and surrounded by two other countries. But technically, since no one owns the area, you could develop your own country there. 😊
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Nice content as always, thx. I have a question tho, how are you making these nice shots from the maps? I would really like to get an explanation for that. And I don't mean a sort of tutorial how to do it, but more an explanition of your workflow for doing these clips. Like, do you have a special programm for that, where do you get the maps from (like the .png file or whatever) how do you get this data to be in Video format... Thank you in advance.
You made a mistake starting at 8:47. Option A for Sudan is the 1902 line and Option B is the 1899 line, but you said the opposite which means you basically repeated the best options as Egypt for Sudan. Sudan also wants the triangle so the 1902 line is Option A for them.
Because it dosen't. Its a vast waterless, lifeless desert. The brits have a habbit of drawing borders like that to create conflict. Conflict which they can benefit from later on. Its not like they would colonize and exploit a country and then leave them be out of their good hearts.
No country can claim land in Antarctica likely ever again. It's part of the treaty. The treaty didn't remove any claims that were previously made, but no further claims would be recognized by the signees and land rights on previously claimed land would also not be recognized. It was actually a pretty brilliant piece of writing. No one lost anything yet everyone also had peace of mind that no one would start strip-mining the place. That's why the US doesn't have a claim in Antarctica yet enforces the treaty AND also has several research stations throughout it. It's also the only place on earth that any country can walk into any other countries station and look around the place anytime they want.
@@johnb6693 Actually, there are tours down there now. There was even a Metallica (I think?) concert and yoga classes at the south pole. So, you can go there without being a researcher. but it's still cost prohibitive and requires international travel and a highly restricted list of what you can bring with you. So, it's likely still 90%+ researchers, but not totally anymore.
@@TheNuclearGeek I would never have thought that anyone would have a concert there. Doesn't even make sense. There wouldn't be to many attendees. I doubt there would be a big enough place to play at there. That would be cool though. Let me know if you remember who played there. That's interesting
@@johnb6693 You can look up the video. There is at least clips of it. But, yes, pretty stupid. But, when you got money and got friends with more money and have a name that anyone will talk to, you can make it happen. They built/brought a stage and it was just basically a mosh pit lol
I would imagine Hala'ib becoming like a second UAE, or a second Qatar, another one of those super-rich fancy elitist tourist spots if Egypt, Sudan, or both countries decided to invest heavily on the disputed region.
I really appreciate the fact that the sponsor was put at the end and not the start. Makes it a lot less intrusive, and the transition was actually a bit comedic :)
yeah, quite hysterical actually. Wish I knew that all I had to do was buy this pan to cook good food. Spending all those years apprenticing under the masters was a complete waste of time evidently.
This final cooking twist reminded me about an old Soviet joke: A lazy student has an exam in zoology. But he knows only one animal - flea. He comes to an exam and the professor asks him about rabbits. Student answers: - So, rabbits have wool, and fleas live in wool. So about fleas... - No no, forget rabbits, tell me about sheep. - Sheep have wool and fleas live in wool. So about fleas... - No, not fleas again! Fish don't have wool, tell me about them! - Yes, professor. Fish don't have wool. But if they did, there should be fleas. So about fleas!...
Wait until someone discovers an oil reserve or water reserve there. Also, unlike other content providers that just ham their commercials in someplace, real life lire always using some creative or humorous transition to its sponsor. You have to appreciate that.
Teacher: Alright class today we will be learning about border disputes throughout history. Luckily for you there is only one thing you need to know… every single time it was the British. Student: All of em? Teacher: All of em. Class dismissed.
Hold on. Not all of them. Remember that the French and Germanic peoples fought for their borders. Oh and Poland was a thing. And Russia made Saint Petersburg.... and that's about every exception that solely about border disputes. Everything else is British involvement.
technically you could just murder anyone in that piece of land... legally. Since it's lawless. But judges will still make bullshit arguments to send you to prison. But also... doesn't that mean you can kill anyone in outer space? Or on the moon? Or on mars? Laws are only limited to the country or land you live in, right? What about when you're out on the deep sea?
@@llVIU International waters can still be arrested regardless. The international space station has their own set of laws, as for the moon or just mars then yeah everything is legal.
I heard, back in the mid 1990's, that Bir Tawil was vacant, because of the large number of countries that buried radioactive waste there. No one wanted to claim the area, because it would fall under their respective jurisdictions when it came to maintaining that waste!
I can’t unsee that Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, and United Arab Emirates make up a piece of land that make up a boot. (I feel like I’m forgetting a country please remind me if I am)
With the evaporation of that big lake up north that has been keeping AZ alive for years, you might just get a Phoenix that burns, but doesn't rise anew from its ashes. I lived a block from a canal that brought clear, cool water hundreds of miles to irrigate croplands and residential yards around Phoenix, Tempe and Gilbert AZ, just one of an entire system of canals and water gates. On a certain allocated day, you could open the canal gate and flood your yard, which was bermed along its edges to retain about two to four inches of water. After your yard, front and back, was flooded, you shut off the canal gate leading onto your property, the water soaked in, and that was your watering allotment until the next time your turn came around. A neat feature was the thousands of specialty carp living in the canals, diligently eating any algae off the concrete canal walls as fast as it grew. Some grew to almost three feet long. A very few people fished for them, but I never saw one caught. I guess nobody ever baited their hooks with algae.
@@ammoalamo6485 Phoenix gets most of its water from the Salt River reservoirs, which are to the east of Phoenix, and which, given all the rain we've gotten this summer monsoon (it's literally raining buckets outside right now), are currently filling up nicely. It's Las Vegas that gets most of its water from the low waters of Lake Mead. That canal you mentioned is almost certainly part of the Salt River Project.
After this I played Hoi4 and looked at the map. I've never looked at it before and thought it was just a straight line, but Hala'ib is given to Sudan and Bir Tawil is given to Egypt 😮 Amazing discovery!
I use to have a classmate back in 5th grade he live in Sudan and his stories made me cry the way he escaped made me cry. And I fell kind of bad because he stole some of my stuff but I am shy person to be around so I just told the teacher so I fell kind of bad now. Now I don't know were he is now I am going into 10th grade. 😞🥺
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Alright like this comment if you think I should go and make a claim to Bir Tawil. And leave a comment if you'd like to challenge me with your own claim, I dare you!
I’ma claim it first >:)
I'll make my kingdom by defeating the above guy
Im gonna get it and name it "Dan Land"
Claim it right now
I'm bummed Bir Tawil's area wasn't measured in Toyota Corollas
"Why Nobody Wants This Part of Africa"
Short Answer: It's a small patch of inhospitable desert and there's no oil.
Doesnt matter. Im sure i can begin selling 1 foot by 1 foot square sections of it on ebay and attach the title of lord or lady to each bill of sale. This idea is patented and any attempt to copy or duplicate will result in me becoming disgruntled and muttering under by breath about your malevolent thievery of my intellectual property.
@@VotEtoPizdets what the...
@@VotEtoPizdets 😂
If there was oil, there would already have been usa troop for 100 years lol
OR, more importantly, WATER!
"Maybe after Jeff Bezos conquers space, he'll come after Bir Tawil and turn it into his personal little kingdom."
Don't give him any ideas.
😐
not funny
You don't even have amoustach...how do you expect people to take your ideas seriously?!
Hello again ....
I didn't just want to make the same comment - sans the quote, probably - less than 45 minutes before made it. But it's you who made it: The Guy without a Mustache.
"...about 1% of Earth's land area remains unclaimed by any country..."
Britain: *No need to thank me.*
British claims everything
@@mittensyk britannica owns amogus
china owns even your life
@@mittensyk They claimed everything and then lost most of it partially because they tried to grab too many things. Same with Roman empire.
@@Cbd_7ohm wouldn't have been an issue if the German U-boats didn't make the colonies find new trading partners.
I love the way he connects the topic to the advertisement smoothly in all his videos even if it is a cookware.
“…a claim would require roads, an airport, a population… and of course an amazing restaurant..”
I have concluded the most likely successful conqueror can only be Gordon Ramsey. If he can just pay a couple dozen people to set up shop with a tiny airport and a single restaurant we could get this thing off the ground.
They can give it to kurds
It would be hilarious if large quantities of something like gold were suddenly discovered in Bir Tawil.
or oil. i don't know that much about science, but feels like gold in sandy places is.. plausible?
Britain licking its lips ready for round three.
@@ludovicusbathory1715 🤣🤣🤣
Or nickel, uranium 😂😂😂
Or large quantities of Stupidity
reallifelore: "why nobody wants this land-"
british: "hold my gin and tonic, did someone say conquerable land??"
Yeah every country claim Africa
@@jesuis244 nice username lmao
*bri ' ish*
@@shreyalove715 nice name my guy LOl
Nah see there arent any people to whom Britain could sell Opium to or steal their culture and artifacts
"An American dad from Virginia" sounds about right for Stan lol.
Good morning USAAAAAAAA! I gotta feeling that it's gonna be a wonderful day!
Watching American dad rn lol
A white guy names his country North Sudan LMAO
This is where Roger and Steve filmed daddy's gone lmao 🤣
Welp now time to have babies and some Worcestershire sauce farms
While I know that turning even a small portion of the Sahara into a solarpower farm would have a great impact on global weather patterns, I can't help but think about making Bir Tawil into a solar panel nation
How about nuclear reactors?
entrepreneur mindset 👍
Good luck finding someone that Will fix and protect Those panels
Egypt already has the biggest solar power farm in the world
these world leaders can't think like this .
I can't wait for MrBeast to claim Bir Tawil and make it his own country.
LMAO I THOUGHT OF MR BEAST AS SOON AS I SAW THIS VIDEO
Lmfaoo
@@nerdlos3r edit: damn his comment blew Up didn’t it
BEAST LAND EVERY THINGS FREE AND IF YOU AINT GOT MONEY YOUR INSTANTLY RICH
Has anyone had Mr Beast Burger yet?
RLL: "This little plot of land in the middle of Africa that no one wants to claim"
Me: "Its the British isn't it?"
Never let British draw your maps proof: The Middle East, Africa, Pakistan/India and Canada/US.
Indeed
@Zeeahan Tayyab allow me to introduce to you the native Americans themselves. Hundreds of wars against the US (don’t know about Canada).
we are exceptional at messing up borders...
@Zeeahan Tayyab oh..ok…y’know Native American tribes are pretty serious about fighting the US for their land but whatever
*"Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today"*
🎵“So stick with us cuz Phineas and Ferb are gonna establish a countryyy” 🎵
@@panko605 mom! Phineas and Ferb are making a country!
Don't worry platypus Perry will take care of it.
@@rupeshmaurya9721 Agent P. We have an urgent mission. Dr. Duffenshmurtz is planning to nuke the whole country
Hail hail Doofania
"BRO WE CAN CLAIM SOMETHING!"
"Where is it?"
"Beetween sudan and egypt!"
"Thanks I will pass."
The 3 guys claiming Tawil should fight to death there, old school. The one who remains is the one who reigns.
Nah, that’s too brutal those guys have lives, instead lets make them see who has a bigger schlong, more fun and less dangerous for a Virginian dad
@@A_cracker14 lmao
livestreamed in episodes
Let's do another josh fight thing
Everyone who wants to claim it travels to a spot there and they fight
@@A_cracker14 bruhhhh the person with a small slong is not gonna accept that tho, and they’ll probably just take some meds to make their along longer so it wouldn’t be fair since they’d all use substance to make it longer.
"If you see two fish fighting then a British man probably passed by" -unknown
🔥🔥
Fighting not to become Fish & Chips?
@@LamZL1 any they divide and try and conqar
Shashi Tharoor
And if you see people dying know canada put pineapple on pizza
“There ain’t nothin’ more important than my daughter’s happiness” - Jay Foreman, in an impressively thick American accent
edit: I meant a thick Texan accent, my mistake
Am I right sugarplum?
Proceeds to Vomits terrestrial sand
Define a thicc American accent
So there is something more important then his daughters happiness?
@@StaySafeStaySoggy like any other accent? lol You know an American accent isnt just the default human voice right?
@@StaySafeStaySoggy most foreigners picture a Texan accent
Another awesome video by RealLifeLore. Fascinating!
"It all started with some British dude drawing up arbitrary borders."
How many times do I have to read/hear this?
Ya dude. The old Britain was greedy and tyrannical as heck
@@daphenomenalz4100 and bad at geometry
India
@@daphenomenalz4100 Nah, the rest of the world were just weak.
@Regular dude on internet. twice
"Why is there something weird in Africa/Middle East"
Answer to 99% of these type of question is "Great Britain"
The 0.5% is France. The rest is just humans being humans.
@@whatisausername99 ottomans too
0% USA
What's great in Britain when half of the world hates them
@@j4yd34d5 Liberia
Just imagine if oil was found there...
America: Looks like Bir Tawil needs some *FREEDOM*
BRO I'M DEAD 😂😂😂😂😂😂
beer to wheel🤪
You bet
Lol
"They need some DEMOCRACY"
Very well explained and researched!!
Okay, this is where the people who want to start a Mars colony need to go to demonstrate their basic technical competence. If you can survive on Mars, colonizing Bir Tawil ought to be a piece of cake.
An that good sir is your million dollar idea ;)
You sir, are a genius.👍
Sir, you drop this 👑
@@DesertsOfHighfleet but he has money….
@@davidwebb4904 I'm pretty sure he mentioned this point
“I claimed this part of AFRICA, and the last person to leave it gets it and 50k dollars”
he would probably give them 800K-1M
Come with your real I'd Mr. Beast
Why did i read this in MrBeast voice💀
Mr beassst
damn i read that with jimmy's voice
Can't imagine how the sailors and navigators who discovered Antarctica back in 1820 felt!
I imagine them feeling cold. Really really cold.
@Nicker nah, I am sure it was much more than just a tad
Hiii
would've been a bit awkward seeing as they just named Australia being thee southernmost continent
There are some good books articulating how Antarctica and its regions were 'discovered.' It's fascinating history.
That switch from history to food was amazing
ReaLifeLore: Bir Tawil is culturally more Egyptian
Also ReaLifeLore: "Absolutely nobody lives in Bir Tawil"
Yeah I don't get this
maybe the climate would be considered more similar to egypt?
I think he mean
Maybe Back In The Past, there is civilian live in there and curtullary Egyptian
Sorry to be that guy, but it’s RealLifeLore
@@VishnuSrigiriraju what does that mean
"This is a map of the world and if you look at it long enough, you will see countries."
Thanks man
Super helpful
What? I only just realized.
Aliens: fascinating 🔭
😂😂I didn't knew that!
"long enough"
thats what she said
Honestly, it would be hard to come up with a better name than “The Kingdom Of Middle Earth”
The fictional land of a classist work by a British author. It's horrible, and fitting.
Considering the location it should be called Middle Sand
@@theMagos But it's still on Earth, and near the Equator. Your point?
@@theMagos but hobbits dont live in dry sandy holes, with nothing to sit down on or to eat…
@@mgjk on please, spare me your whining. LOTR is an amazing book and if you dont appreciate it then i pity you :)
1:16. The Antarctic Treaty actually forbids any country or person from claiming land in Antarctica. So even if you wanted to, it’s illegal to claim land there. However, any country or person is permitted to set up bases there for scientific research purposes.
The Antarctic Treaty doesn't forbid land claims. The rest of Antarctica is claimed by someone.
*"As with many badly drawn borders, it starts with the British"*
- Jay Foretzu, The Art of Map Men
@RPG Tandem about the same as India and Pakistan (Britain's terrible past)
@@jenniedarling3710 I don't think it's actually badly drawn or something if you remove the Kashmir area.
@@jenniedarling3710 the British were hugely outnumbered and could easily have blocked entry.
U mean jay foreman?
Hey
Just imagine if oil was discovered there, it'd stop being unclaimed real fast
Dubai the sequel
Forget oil even if water is discovered there
Forget oil when everything turns electric
Nah. Every one knows American politicians can smell oil from miles away
It’d be a whole city. Oil is the modern day gold rush.
Well except that one guy who annexed it as a kingdom so his daughter could be a princess
Isn't that just the story of Aladdin?
Lol, I'm guessing you commented before watching? Don't feel bad; I'm often guilty of that as well.
Aw❤💚💜
@@kalebwieland4938 Go watch 2:49.
... REALLY spoiled
10:23
Sudan and Egypt: why is there oil
Sudan: Bring in Canada
Egypt:That’s Illegal
Egypt:troops
Sudan: *has something with the president*
President from Egypt:pls don’t
Egypt:I am going to kick police
Sudan:oh no
Sudan:i’m surrender from the triangle
Egypt:yay The triangle is ours
Sudan: but I still claim it
Egypt *sigh*
Egypt:but I don’t want bir tawil
Sudan:you get it
Egypt:nooooooooo
Bir tawil:yay I have a friend
Egypt: I don’t want to Own it
Bir tawil : can I just have a friend??
Egypt:No
An "American Dad from Virginia showed up"
Well damn Stan Smith bought himself a country
wait a minute
Take this W 😂
That's what I immediately thought of when I heard that
RLL: 1% of the world land is not claimed by any country
Ze British: Where is this land?
true, as a British person i feel a strange yet patriotic desire to conquer this land
Brits watching this be like:
*laughs in British*
@@aaliyahdelrosario4497 aha,ha,ha, ahh
@@MaskedHeart _sips tea in a very inefficient way_
@@sv7073 😆😆😆😆😆😆
pinky out?🤔🤔🤔
Eygpt: That land is useless. I don't want it.
Sudan: I don't want it either.
Random guy: Hey, can I claim it?
Sudan & Egypt: *N O!!!*
Sounds like a Geography Now skit.
@Foq Que get out weeb
c r i n g e w e e b i n t h e
c o m m e n t
@Foq Que what the hell
@Foq Que weeb not allowed
I love how Luxemobourg is your default unit of measurement in basically all of your videos haha
So, I rode a pure bred Egyptian Arab horse through parts of Bir Tawil in the late 80’s. A friend of mine who owns a ranch north of Bir Tawil in Egypt, breeding and raising Arabian horses, did guided tours through parts of Bir for a few years. I will never forget this time. We were in the desert for two weeks, living in nomad tents with our horses and a couple of guys with all terrain vehicles for our supplies. Generator and everything. It was amazing. I have never, and probably never will, experience the absolutely stunning silence of the earth. Two weeks in Bir Tawil we’re life changing for me. We were visited by Tuareg nomads for two days, we spoke French with each other. They taught us to hunt for small protein bugs that live under rocks, and showed us the trails of the wandering rocks; there are rocks that move miles and miles in the desert and they leave a trail behind, I don’t know what the phenomena is called.
I dont mean to be rude by saying this
But the bliss of that feeling is probably being able to live the most normal life. Most places we unwillingly live under stressful innesscessities that immature people normalized throughout history so not being away from it is something we all need honeslty
@@absoluteballs you’re not being rude; you’re just totally off the mark in regards to my comment. But thank you anyway…? 🤷🏼♀️
@@lowrider81hd 🤣 they sound like they smoked something.
@@briannadickson2884 what are you smoking? Got some extra? 😂
@@lowrider81hd no, I'm talking about the other guy genius.
A piece of Africa: *Is completely unclaimed*
Me: “This will be the start of Wakanda.”
Lol😂
plot twist, it IS Wakanda, the forcefield makes it look like a random bit of desert...
What is that
@@basbosaize *bruh*
@@basbosaize its from the movie Black Panther
Me trying to figure out why neither countries claim this land.
Historian: *All weird borders are from Great Britain*
It called salvaging search salvage
To be fair, America is equally bad. Guess the apple really doesn't fall far 😆
There had always been borders before england was even a country .
Even in africa Zulus had there borders wich they said belong to the zulu nation .
Roman empire had borders so did the Moor empire.
Even ancient tribes hunting grounds wich they belongs only to that tribe .
So seamlessly worked in that relevant ad I didn't even notice the video had ended and the ad had started.
I love how TH-cam auto-translates the name of this place in “beer to wheel” in the subtitles
Time stamp?
dont drink and drive kids
3:17
True
Mine says beer tawil
I'm kinda sad Bir Tawil's size wasn't measured in Toyota Corollas
In Germany media "always" measures stuff like this in football fields. :D
@@MegaSockenschuss Interestingly in Australia we measure Bir Tawil total soil weight by comparing it to elephant stacking each other
Well if my maths is correct it should be 248,882,445.3 Toyota Corrllas²
@@kernelist1 Jeez, mindblowing how many football fields high this tower of elephants would be.
Only the real ones get this comment 😂
I am an Egyptian and i studied history in high school and this video is more enlightening than the 2 years i spent studying history in high school. i always heard about halayeeb confliction but i didn't know what is the situation or why.
Wait if your Egyptian how are you speaking in English
Welcome to the internet
@@Nevxcd People can learn different languages in their life fyi
@@Nevxcd i speak 4 languages buddy :) and i lived in 5 countries
@@Nevxcd that's the same as asking a Chinese born in singapore how they can speak English
At 7:30, you said that the land used in Bir Tawil was more culturally Egyptian. How is that possible if no one lives there and it's just "useless land"?
The Ababdah tribe based near Aswan used it as grazing land.
the sand identifies as egyptian
Nomadic tribes used it
The true goal for anyone is to successfully create a country in that area, make the name REALLY dumb, then wait for an important event to occur (like a war or something) and then do a bunch of random things that history classes in the future will have to teach and make it harder for people trying to learn it
Bomb your own country where it wont kill anyone and claim it was an accident.
Genocide? :eyes:
President of Peepeepoopoo will have meeting with Xi Jinping about trade issues
The Great Cornholio of Titicaca
Republic of Kekistan
Imagine there's even more oil in Bir Tawil and nobody has noticed because no one has mined there.
Everybody gangsta will USA invades Bir Tawil with all their troops and finding so much oil.
Or imagine there is an old gold tomb
@@soyosob they would get ran out of it like Somalia
@@soyosob damn I hope that doesn’t happen 😅 or Egypt and Sudan will end up like Iraq and Syria 😳
@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel r/imfromegyptandthisisdeep
RealLifeLore: Nobody wants this piece of Africa
MrBeast: It's free real-estate!
And today you can win your one Kingdom
Quite literally!
😂😂
It took me two of your videos to sign up for nebula and curiosity love your work !
That’s not correct: Bir Tawil is indeed no county but there are people living in that’s place. Around 1000 mineworkers they are from the Ababda a nomad group. And there is a village named Bir Tawil with restaurants, shops and a satellite thelephone.
So, who controls Bir Tawil? Also, What would happen IF a bunch of people DID move in and try and colonize it?
@@HVACSoldier i said its indeed no county, so i think no one
So, my future Kingdom has already inhabitants.....good to know. God save me (the King)!
@@rubenfranke6129 I only ask, because I dream of a Christian “homeland” in the Middle East.
I’ve been there two years ago and was all by myself. Don’t know what you’re talking about
Britain making borders around the world: oh my god i'm so random, i cant believe i just did that
Omg totally was just trying to keep the suez canal. Didn't mean to take you over egyyypt sozzz!
And of course, everyone lived in peace and harmony ever after.
Thats because england are Pisces 🥺
@@bryangaston1805 I’m British and a Pisces 😡
@@DC-pe3fr goodluck with that bro
I’m surprised the US hasn’t tried to make a military base there
They wont even be able to get their equipment in there without Egypts permission
Being land locked and having to either fly over Sudan or Egypt or drive in through either country would require us to be on the best of terms with either country and their approval.
Who said they havent
@@drcastaway Thats where they created the covid and where the aliens are!!!
@@upshitdownshit4200 China created covid and aliens are at area 54. And those triangle UFOs everybody around the world sees is just American reverse engineered crafts from ET. If America wanted that lil plot of desert, they would take it. Lol
Someone should build some small houses and buildings they can assemble there and a buncha plants and trees in pots and start a tiny town there, make it free to stay, somehow make it a tourist attraction, and make their own country. That's probably a stupid idea and won't work at all but whatever.
you should do it lol ,, it sounds like a good idea .
THE NEXT BURNING MAN - BURNING BIR TAWIL
Water.
Not worth the trouble, what if america suddenly decided you need “regime change”?
If that land ever became valuable (like having a town in it) then Egypt or Sudan would invade it
6:18 - fun fact: the decisive battle of this war was the Battle of Omdurman which featured the last charge of the British cavalry. Among these cavalrymen was a 23-year old soldier, commanding a troop of 25 lancers and his name was...Winston Churchill.
Winston was a big fan of the Empire and British domination, thank god he’s gone
@@conors4430 margaret thatcher is dead
ah yes, the hitler of the side that won.
Unfortunately he survived
@@obamabinladen5055 but he wasnt a nazi so he cant be a bad person
If anyone tried to enforce a serious claim to Bir Tawil, I bet both Egypt and Sudan would object on the grounds that "That land belongs to our neighbor."
While pointing at each other noses
That's exactly what they've done. Both of them agree that the land isn't unclaimed.
Sure 100%
Fascinating video! On an unrelated note: where was the picture shown in 0:33 taken? It looks really cool but it cannot be Antarctica because of the trees.
Im guessing alaska
11:07 With that stock footage, I thought you were going to say “Egypt then enforced its occupation by just building a bunch of big ass pyramids there”.
Well it kinda actually happened in ancient times, they adopted many Egyptianm traditions and even gods
@@Heo_Ashrafenko other way around, sudan has way more pyramids and theyre older than the ones in egypt.
@@BowdowntoAnnaConda bro wtf are you lying for? they're built about 2000 years later, and much smaller, and adopted from egypt. stop capping
@@BowdowntoAnnaConda as an egyptian no that's not true whoever told u this they are lying cuz egypt is one if the oldest countries in the world and the pyramids were there since the mummies when the 3 kings built it and why aren't the sudan pyramids one of the 7 when it's "older" and the egyptian pyramids are one of them
@@knzs
Im Egyptian too
And egypt, sinai and the northern parts of sudan was the ancient egypt map
Fact :the sudanese pyramids belongs to the pharaohs as well as the egyptian pyramids
But now egyptians and sudanses arent pure pharoahs: they are mixed with turks, romans, cypts and arabs
فاكر مينا موحد القطرين؟
Ok, so i get why setting this up as a nation would be difficult, but if it's unclaimed what's stopping a corporation from setting up shop there and just claiming the land as private property wherever they fill out their taxes? I mean, it looks perfect for illegal experimentation. Big pharma could make a lot of use out of that. Any PMC would also love to have a permanent base of operations in Africa because there's a whole lot of work there for mercs. All of which could operate without any government oversight.
Spoken like a true white super villain
it'll also be lawless meaning people can do what they want there when they want.
@@swishersweets787 a GREEN supervillain! Thank you very much. ONLY THE MIND OF THE MIGHTY ZIM COULD BE SO BRILLIANT! Besides, if you don't want an army of atomic super monsters to do your bidding that's your loss.
@@garyallen9840 Technically no, if a corporation based in America laid claim to this land and started paying taxes on it, the land itself would technically be protected by American law. The thing is that getting cops and safety regulation inspectors down there would be next to impossible. So, in effect, unless one of your neighbors attempts military or police action the corporation would have to govern itself. Which means booby traps, automated lethal defense systems, mercenaries, and anything else that the corporate mind can come up with. It also means that anybody who happens to wander into your private land can then be used as an unpaid intern for the rest of their lives. In other words, a private corporation laying claim to this land would mean all the international protection of being American land, with none of the laws or ethical dilemmas that face corporations stateside, and as long as the taxes are paid that status quo remains.
@@swishersweets787 Even videos about uninhabited and unclaimed chunks of desert in the middle of Africa aren't free from anti-white race baiting, Jesus.
The Indian guy and Russian men: "establishes" a "country"
The dad: 'So you dare to to outrun family?'
Family is everything
Deathmatch lol
*Dom Toretto has joined the chat*
immagine the dad wins it
dom toretto????
So, in other words, it's one of the perfect places to actually practice terra-forming a wasteland into a thriving land and society. But of course, folks who talk about moving to Mars are highly unlikely to see it as such. But that's mainly because they haven't realized that if we can't terraform somewhere that already has a breathable atmosphere and water (in this case, the water is likely deep underground) then we certainly lack the ability to terraform Mars.
I claim this land and name it "Beer ta Wheel". Where driving while drunk is not only legal, but encouraged!
It’s required to drunk drive
I would name it analonly, where anal sex is the only sex allowed
@@adhaskym.a9536 way to kill a population
@@jazzyjudo 💀💀💀💯
You’ve already got yourself a new citizen hmu if you start that lol
Newsflash: Huge amounts of oil have been found in Bir Tawil. Egypt claims the area as it has always historically belonged to the Egyptian kingdoms. Sudan claims the area belongs to them because Khartoum is the closest capital. The U.S., on the other hand, claims that a Bedouin from Bir Tawil attacked a hair salon in New York, and that many Bedouins in the region were found to have weapons of mass destruction. They want to bring democracy, peace and freedom to the remaining Bedouins. For this reason it is important to invade this area and to secure the oil fields...sorry, I mean secure the situation. Also the U.S. will never abandon the population there.
Aaaaaahhahahahahaha mannnn
Man, I've heard this news.
This is total gold!
yep......thats how the usa does it
Lol
this place is full of sand
i like sand, it's nice, shiny, great, and it doesn't get everywhere
I know where the Jedi must go to be safe
and it doesn't get everywhere that's for sure
But not like here.
*soft touch
Here is rugged and rough.
You should change your name to Anakin Skywalker Reklawyks Nikana
Except it does get everywhere
For anyone wondering why there is a "?" flag, it's because there is an area, just above Sudan and right below Egypt called Bir Tawil. This is an unclaimed area.
In 1899, Britain established a political boundary between Egypt and Sudan along the 22nd parallel, which effectively gave the area of Bir Tawil to Sudan, and the Hala'ib Triangle (The larger triangle shaped area next to that small chunk) To Egypt.
There was a complication since, due to tribes residing in the Hala'ib triangle being Sudanese, Sudan wanted it to be apart of thier country where their people resided. Then, in 1902, the British then redrew the border, assigning Bir Tawil to Sudan and the nearby Hala'bi triangle to Egypt. This wasn't exactly a strict border so effectively both Sudan and Egypt owned the Hala'ib triangle. When the 1990's rolled around, there was discovered to be oil in the red sea next to the triangle, now both Egypt and Sudan wanted this area all to themselves, for obvious reasons. Eventually, Sudan decided to withdraw their officials and Egypt controls the oil there, despite Sudan technically owning it due to the 1902 border.
If either country wanted to claim Bir Tawil, it would mean accepting either the 1899 border, meaning the rich oil in the triangle goes completely to Egypt, or accepting the 1902 version which means the area goes completely to Sudan. Since neither countries want to take the risk of losing that money and power, the landlocked area of Bir Tawil is currently unclaimed, and as such, has no official flag.
Btw, Bir Tawil is effectively worthless since it is landlocked, filled with no resources, and surrounded by two other countries. But technically, since no one owns the area, you could develop your own country there. 😊
"This is a map of the world."
_Furiously taking notes_
Okay. I think I'm with ya. Continue. Go slow though.
Scary but amazing times we live in. Military checkpoints will be set up on us interstates for covid vaccination certification. Camps will be activated. Police state/genocide is coming. New world order led by obama and pope francis is coming. Jesus christ is coming back for the rapture. Get ready. Dont believe the coming ufo alien abduction narrative
@@daebak7370 wtf
**sets speed to .25**
@@daebak7370 nice bait
@@daebak7370 Thank you, I needed a solid laugh today.
"So how many times do you want to make luxembourg as a measurement scale?"
RLL: YES!!
😂😂😂
The area of Luxembourg is exactly one Luxembourg.
I love this channel because this is the type of shit I think about when it’s 3am and I can’t sleep
But interesting during waking hours.
Damn it’s 2:43 am
2:44 am*
Its 1:23am here lol
Currently 3:28 AM here.
Nice content as always, thx.
I have a question tho, how are you making these nice shots from the maps? I would really like to get an explanation for that. And I don't mean a sort of tutorial how to do it, but more an explanition of your workflow for doing these clips. Like, do you have a special programm for that, where do you get the maps from (like the .png file or whatever) how do you get this data to be in Video format...
Thank you in advance.
It's not really "not wanted by anyone" it's more like "this country wants another country to have it so they can have a better part"
I vote for Kingdom of Middle Earth, mostly for the laughs.
KOME for short.
I will support
Middle Earth is a continent
I'd live there with the Russians
No make it wakanda
I'm a Kenyan guy and I'd definitely love to see a post apocalyptic movie where it takes place
Mad Max Road of Fury?
Resident Evil 5 I think, of 6
Maze mko kila mahali😂😂
@@kiyrukk i think it was in Sahara desert in Morocco part..
Love kenya!
You made a mistake starting at 8:47. Option A for Sudan is the 1902 line and Option B is the 1899 line, but you said the opposite which means you basically repeated the best options as Egypt for Sudan. Sudan also wants the triangle so the 1902 line is Option A for them.
"We can thank the British for this..."
No worries mate all in a day's work.
I love conquering so much
Just having a nice day and then accidentally creates a country out of nowhere
Yep. Just love taking over some native's land.
“Bir Tawil was more culturally Egyptian. But nobody lives there”. Didn’t understand this moment. How is it possible?
He did say it used to be nomadic, so maybe nomadic Egyptians once lived there but don't anymore? That's my best guess.
@@stephenschiffman5940 you make sense. Probably more people lived in nomadic ways back then and might have gone through Bir Tawil periodically.
Wasn't it sold in a deceitful way for its salt
Because it dosen't.
Its a vast waterless, lifeless desert.
The brits have a habbit of drawing borders like that to create conflict. Conflict which they can benefit from later on. Its not like they would colonize and exploit a country and then leave them be out of their good hearts.
@@karimmedhat6284 Hong Kong and Singapore were left well, but I guess you can't fuck up borders on a country that size.
RealLifeLore:"Nobody wants this part of Africa."
China: HEY HEY HEY!
I read that in Freddie Mercury’s voice
@@Newt2799 I read it in Bruno Mars voice for some reason
hayasaka!
I read it in Fat Albert voice.
I read that in Alice Cooper voice (Hey Stoopid)
Yo new music festival location just dropped.
No country can claim land in Antarctica likely ever again.
It's part of the treaty. The treaty didn't remove any claims that were previously made, but no further claims would be recognized by the signees and land rights on previously claimed land would also not be recognized.
It was actually a pretty brilliant piece of writing. No one lost anything yet everyone also had peace of mind that no one would start strip-mining the place. That's why the US doesn't have a claim in Antarctica yet enforces the treaty AND also has several research stations throughout it. It's also the only place on earth that any country can walk into any other countries station and look around the place anytime they want.
I thought no one is allowed to go there without so type of permission
@@johnb6693 Actually, there are tours down there now. There was even a Metallica (I think?) concert and yoga classes at the south pole. So, you can go there without being a researcher. but it's still cost prohibitive and requires international travel and a highly restricted list of what you can bring with you. So, it's likely still 90%+ researchers, but not totally anymore.
@@TheNuclearGeek I would never have thought that anyone would have a concert there. Doesn't even make sense. There wouldn't be to many attendees. I doubt there would be a big enough place to play at there. That would be cool though. Let me know if you remember who played there. That's interesting
@@johnb6693 You can look up the video. There is at least clips of it. But, yes, pretty stupid. But, when you got money and got friends with more money and have a name that anyone will talk to, you can make it happen. They built/brought a stage and it was just basically a mosh pit lol
What musics will the penguins listens then?
the kings of Bir Tawil beefing on twitter is something new we all learned
A modern day Succession Crisis, essentially. Except instead of siblings killing each other, it's three people squabbling on twitter
I must join them in battle (of words on the bird app)
I'm totally gonna go out and claim this as well. While I'm at it I might as well claim some of Antarctica
Half as Interesting, Kurzgesagt, RealLifeLore, Veritasium - All upload within the same 2 hours
Me: My happiness is immeasurable, my day is enlightened
And then there is me: Ascending into infinite levels of stress because I have so many good videos to watch yet.
Kurzgesagt is AMAZING!
And internet historian
I would imagine Hala'ib becoming like a second UAE, or a second Qatar, another one of those super-rich fancy elitist tourist spots if Egypt, Sudan, or both countries decided to invest heavily on the disputed region.
The reason why this part of Antartica is not claimed is not because no one wants it (today). It is because of the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS).
Yes, I agree. I don't know why this well known fact was not presented here. I suppose there was a need to make the story of Bir Tawil more exciting
Yeah. Nothing to see there... It´s just so boring....
Yep. One of the very few treaties actually honored, especially by the USA.
Can I get an Airstream trailer airlifted there?
@@misskim2058 I made a map of the moon, and divvied it up into 43,667 parcels. They just went on sale for $6,339 per parcel, ....cash in advance.
Everyone gangsta until the New Roman Empire claims it.
This is like the plot of TF2, fighting over land that is absolutely trash.
Why won’t TF2 just fucking die it’s easier to destroy a nokia than that game
Why not just build a fortress there
just like the afghan war
@@f1shyspace you're just mad cuz you play pyro
as said by a pyro "main" himself
.
As a Sudanese myself who traveled in the desert 3 month ago. I advise you against claiming it. It's too too too hot
Can't Sudan or Egypt take it and put solar panels in it?
The closed caption called it BEER TO WHEEL. Whoever claims it should rename it that.
Beer to wheel, the only law is that if you drive you have to be drunk
I really appreciate the fact that the sponsor was put at the end and not the start. Makes it a lot less intrusive, and the transition was actually a bit comedic :)
RLL, King of the logical gymnastic ad transitions.
Sponsorblock FTW, you're already blocking injected ads why not block the ones in the video?
👏🏽 😂😂
yeah, quite hysterical actually. Wish I knew that all I had to do was buy this pan to cook good food. Spending all those years apprenticing under the masters was a complete waste of time evidently.
This final cooking twist reminded me about an old Soviet joke:
A lazy student has an exam in zoology. But he knows only one animal - flea.
He comes to an exam and the professor asks him about rabbits. Student answers:
- So, rabbits have wool, and fleas live in wool. So about fleas...
- No no, forget rabbits, tell me about sheep.
- Sheep have wool and fleas live in wool. So about fleas...
- No, not fleas again! Fish don't have wool, tell me about them!
- Yes, professor. Fish don't have wool. But if they did, there should be fleas. So about fleas!...
Are there any animation of fluctuating borders of Earth
💀💀💀
I heard this once from my dad lol
Yeah heard this one from my teacher 😆
Wait until someone discovers an oil reserve or water reserve there. Also, unlike other content providers that just ham their commercials in someplace, real life lire always using some creative or humorous transition to its sponsor. You have to appreciate that.
Teacher: Alright class today we will be learning about border disputes throughout history. Luckily for you there is only one thing you need to know… every single time it was the British.
Student: All of em?
Teacher: All of em. Class dismissed.
Hold on. Not all of them. Remember that the French and Germanic peoples fought for their borders. Oh and Poland was a thing. And Russia made Saint Petersburg.... and that's about every exception that solely about border disputes. Everything else is British involvement.
@@jerm70 my point was to be hyperbolic but yeah😂. Best way to rephrase it for full historical accuracy: its Europes fault.
"Next class we will discuss about all the international territories claimed by China".
Everyone is laughing until someone who claims it stays there, and starts capturing the interlopers.
technically you could just murder anyone in that piece of land... legally. Since it's lawless. But judges will still make bullshit arguments to send you to prison.
But also... doesn't that mean you can kill anyone in outer space? Or on the moon? Or on mars? Laws are only limited to the country or land you live in, right? What about when you're out on the deep sea?
@@llVIU International waters can still be arrested regardless.
The international space station has their own set of laws, as for the moon or just mars then yeah everything is legal.
I heard, back in the mid 1990's, that Bir Tawil was vacant, because of the large number of countries that buried radioactive waste there. No one wanted to claim the area, because it would fall under their respective jurisdictions when it came to maintaining that waste!
So let’s warn that American dad about his official obligations 😄😄
@@LupusRexRgis Also the Russian people and the Indian guy
What countries are those that buried toxic waste?
I can’t unsee that Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, and United Arab Emirates make up a piece of land that make up a boot.
(I feel like I’m forgetting a country please remind me if I am)
If I was a millionaire, I would buy it while those dudes were arguing😂
But if youre going to buy it, who is going to sell it 🤔🙃
you'd need plenty more than a million if you're gonna want to make it livable
@@ayk3513 government
@@sophie-wl7vw government of what? there is no government of that place. no one owns it
Buy 😂 since when did Europeans buy land they just take it by force.
"It's a hostile area in the middle of the desert with no infrastructure, therefore living there is almost impossible"
Laughs in Arizona
Me who lives near the desert
Nice try
With the evaporation of that big lake up north that has been keeping AZ alive for years, you might just get a Phoenix that burns, but doesn't rise anew from its ashes. I lived a block from a canal that brought clear, cool water hundreds of miles to irrigate croplands and residential yards around Phoenix, Tempe and Gilbert AZ, just one of an entire system of canals and water gates. On a certain allocated day, you could open the canal gate and flood your yard, which was bermed along its edges to retain about two to four inches of water. After your yard, front and back, was flooded, you shut off the canal gate leading onto your property, the water soaked in, and that was your watering allotment until the next time your turn came around.
A neat feature was the thousands of specialty carp living in the canals, diligently eating any algae off the concrete canal walls as fast as it grew. Some grew to almost three feet long. A very few people fished for them, but I never saw one caught. I guess nobody ever baited their hooks with algae.
Why would you laugh in ice tea???? You don't make sense, don't act like its a real place
@@ammoalamo6485 Phoenix gets most of its water from the Salt River reservoirs, which are to the east of Phoenix, and which, given all the rain we've gotten this summer monsoon (it's literally raining buckets outside right now), are currently filling up nicely. It's Las Vegas that gets most of its water from the low waters of Lake Mead. That canal you mentioned is almost certainly part of the Salt River Project.
@@ammoalamo6485 Are they the one that jump into boats?
Beer to Wheel sounds like a DUI paradise
After this I played Hoi4 and looked at the map. I've never looked at it before and thought it was just a straight line, but Hala'ib is given to Sudan and Bir Tawil is given to Egypt 😮
Amazing discovery!
Hvordan går det? Jeg lærer dansk 😎
Maybe bcz HOI4 is based on 1936 or 1939 which mean the british still claims egypt and sudan, and they use the 1902 line
Ass a luxembourgish citizen:
I claim Bir Tawil for Luxembourg!
Now i doubled the surface of Luxembourg! *Muhahaha*
As a Briton I recognise your claim 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
I claim it as the communist republic of cork
@@celticempire6187 how dare you! *Kappa*
One S can make a big difference.
RealLifeLore: Why Nobody Wants This Part of Africa!!!
People: Because over there, for every 60 seconds, a minute passes.
@Biden won, get over it Trump supporters ok
Together we can stop this!
why are you running
@@kernelist1 I would like to be a terrorist!!
@Biden won, get over it Trump supporters 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That's nice a joke. If Biden had a life boat I'm sure he'll have forgotten what it's for.
I use to have a classmate back in 5th grade he live in Sudan and his stories made me cry the way he escaped made me cry. And I fell kind of bad because he stole some of my stuff but I am shy person to be around so I just told the teacher so I fell kind of bad now. Now I don't know were he is now I am going into 10th grade. 😞🥺
An interesting topic
Hello there
Bien