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if he uses a script it would be a 200 Pages Book
He probs does but idk
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The short answer is "a lot"
The long answer is like "quite a few"
XD
fun fact lol
You forgot about French Guyana in South America. Its a part of France like Alaska is to the USA. That means you have a part of the EU in South America.
Michael B there also is Ceuta and Mellia, two spanish cities on the coast of Morocco, so the EU has parts in Africa.
Can I travel there on National Schengen ID?
@@stefantrandafir1099 he already mentioned them
@@rzomg you can :)
@@rzomg If you take a direct flight (France has domestic flights there) without stopping over in a non-EU country.
Brazil France border?
French Guiana is not part of the European Union
It is, because it is a real Region of France, not an Overseas territory
My bad, I meant to say it's not a part of the Schengen Treaty, which means the Brazil France border is not a hard European border.
I've been living in sweden for over 18 years and i didnt know we were bordering Romania until now.
I am Romanian and i had no idea too
wait what, give me the minute where he says that
It was at the beginning
I'm romanian and I had no idea
Played it twice, I couldn't find it.
The French - Brazil and French - Suriname Borders are also very worth mentioning because technically the EU has borders in South America too. So the EU is actually on 3 different continents
Actually, the EU is also in Oceania because France has territories there, though they are islands and atolls and generate no land borders.
GazilionPT in this case you could use maritime borders between islands
They’re the only borders those atolls have
We also have North America because of Greenland. Although they're outside the Economic Zone, it's population are considered EU citizens and (I believe) you can go there from Denmark without a Passport. We'll get Asia too as soon as somewhere like Georgia or Kazakhstan join. That just leaves a land boarder with Australia or New Zealand...
i watched the entire 1 minute ad so you can get more viewer money
As far as I know, the creator gets payed if you
A) Watch the complete add
B) Watch the first 30 seconds of the add
Whichever is shorter. So after 30 seconds you can skip the add without harming the creator.
I didn't.
lmao wth people are actually liking this comment?
@@Wikifurry me
@@Wikifurry yes
Switzerland is actually in Schengen..
Isn't French Guyana a part of the EU? If yes why didn't you mention that border?
Mr. Dr. Genius It is, yes.
And Guadeloupe and Martinique and StMartin.
And Greenland, but Greenland don't border any country/territory.
@@Terrus_38 Greenland isn't actually part of the EU.
Jonny Slater Ah, OK, my fault :)
Lmao. The Morocco-Spain border situation sounds like a game show.
EU, I know you don't hear this a lot as of recent, but I love and appreciate you
William R aw we should all show some love and appreciation for our Union
I just came from the end-of-the-year party at my little brother's school and they made a show about european countries, they made a little spectacle on some of them and with time they would draw the stars on the flag and in the emd they sang the european anthem. Everyone applauded.
The Gibraltar and Spain border is already a hard border. With Gibraltar being outside of EU Customs area, there is a lot of issues with tobacco smuggling and limits on what you can take across. Lengthy border queues are commonplace here, and as we know. Spain have used the border in political disputes and created longer queues. And yes thousands of people cross from Spain into Gibraltar (UK) every day to work because there are more jobs there and the pay is better than in Spain.
Actually, entry to the EU from Russia is remarkably hard, at least in Estonia. There are always gigantic queues and getting turned down, when trying to enter, is a very real possibility. Entry to Finland seems to be indeed easier, though.
By the way, there is a border control between Denmark and Sweden (across the bridge Øresundsbron), despite both countries being members of the EU and Schengen.
Can u make video on Latvia on its 100th birthday please?
9:22 Sad to hear this 4 years later..
Please make a video on Hungary
Decorn I am hungry too ;)
I'm Hungarian too ayy
fjellyo32 are you hungry hahaha
That's the most original joke I've ever heard.
Never
You forgot the Norway also has a border from Russia.
Explain the border between Romania and Sweden
wait what?
i heard that too lol
This channel is bordering on greatness.
EU: we don't do borders
Corona virus: let me introduce myself
Make a video about the baltic states
(Estonia 🇪🇪, Latvia 🇱🇻, Lithuania 🇱🇹)
I'm from Estonia
Amazing video once again toycat
I recently traveled between denmark and sweden, and my passport got checked. I was surprised to be honest.
Sweden implemented border controls during the worst Visitation of Uninvited Engineers and Nuclear Physicists.
+Peter Lund
I feel like this is supposed to be a joke, but it doesn't make sense
Random checks are still preformed. I crossed Schengen Borders at least 10 times this year alone, including the Danish-Swedish border, and I haven't been checked at any schengen border in my life.
+szozk
I'm fairly certain it wasn't just a random check. Apparently they've been doing it only for the past year or so. You even show your passport going over in a car.
Don't Even Bother as I said, I crossed that bridge recently
*Hungary doesn't border anyone, Hungary borders herself.*
Look up: Trianon.
Has a romanian i find this ofensiv and funy at the same time ..I do have moghiar friends and no problem about the history I think we shuld by friends now days and fuck the blody past
Madalin George Well give back Transilvania and then you can say the same thing...
Polish people are allowed to go to certain areas of Belarus for a couple of days without having to get a visa, so Belarus doesn’t have the same border policies as Russia
Pawster You can go from Finland to St. Petersburg without a visa for a day.
nice, is it just from finland or from all eu?
Pawster Nope ,only from Helsinki and only on a ferry.
forgot the borders between french guinea and south america
It's funny that, as I'm so used to EU borders when I went to Andorra it seemed a hard border, just for having police there. I was thinking, wow they might be chequing our car license plate
I’ve been to Northern Cyprus before and I don’t think I’ll be going back again
Switzerland: the largest enclaved country.
You forget the french border in south America
I forgot to include it because it counts as an OMR - the exact implications of this are confusing but you're right I should've mentioned it
I'm so happy a lot of people mentioned the Franco-Brazilian border. I like it when people are paying attention! 😀
The Andorra border check really surprised me. I went to Andorra several times, and on the border with France there was never anything like what's shown on street view at the border with Spain. Also, I crossed the "green border" many many times - I guess that's not exactly legal? :-D Do you have any information on that?
Finally the day has come that you upload a video!!!!
9:24 "maybe it will be" 🤣
what about the borders of French Guiana?
What about Brazil/France border?
You should -hertog an baarle-nassau. that's a messy border system but really uses their own postal services, drinking ages, etc. fun spot to take a look at on google maps
why would ANY EU citizen try to go to Russia? :P I would think it was more the other way around?
Finns might want to visit parts of Finland...
Cheaper gasoline, cigarettes and alcohol for the finns on the eastern border.
Maybe because they want to. Its not your business. Stop spreading hate.
Nice video, but the EU-Brazil border and the EU-Suriname border are not included, so not all external EU borders are mentioned.
The most interesting EU border I have crossed is the one in Velke Slemence on the Ukrainian-Slovakian border. A village divided in two by Stalin that until 2005 involved a 200km round trip to get from one side to the other. You can now walk across it after going through passport control. Interesting to see how bad our obsession with dividing the world up can be.
The problem with people who are against the EU is, they only see the parts that they want to see. For example, the fact that anyone from anywhere in Europe can work in the country, the fact that we have to give the EU money, the fact that we have to follow laws, but they only give the laws that work in favour. I've never heard anyone complain about the EU Human rights law, or the EU Data Privacy Directive, or The right to be forgotten, the EU Court of Human Rights, or Working time directive,
Red Viper libtard
Good discussion.
Red Viper as a Welshman I’d rather be in a European super state rather than the uk for the reasons listed in your comment and since they support cultural project much more than the uk
"The problem with people who are against the EU is, they only see the parts that they want to see."
You can pretty much extrapolate that line of thought to every political issue ever. Every political alignment (aside from the odd radical) has good and bad sides, and pretty much everyone sees only the goods in one's ideology and the bads in everybody else's (while at the same time having a blind spot for the bads in one's ideology and the goods in everybody else's).
The whole Brexit vote was a perfect example of what is wrong with modern politics (in the UK anyway). Democracy is supposed to be about giving the public a choice, a vote. However what it actually ends up being is two or more sides all trying their best to manipulate people into doing what *they* want, rather than just presenting the options clearly as they are.
I live in eastern France and when I go to Strasbourg there’s literally a bridge that you can walk or drive that leads to Kehl in Germany
Love it
Kaliningrad is actually pronounced KÖNIGSBERG or OSTPREUSSEN
Ostpreußen is wrong, because it consisted of more than just Königsberg. Also the pronunciation of Kaliningrad is not wrong, it's just the new pronunciation.
This is so nerdy, I absolutely love it
21:50 Invasion
Boss level
Interesting video. However, Andorra is not an EU-member and doesn't belong to the Schengen area. Switzerland and Liechtenstein are both not EU-members, but both are part of the Schengen area. The same applies to Iceland and Norway
MELILA??? LOL. IT'S MELILLA, WITH DOBLE LL
i was wondering why it was only a 20 min vid then i remembered you speak at 2-99381490wps
The EU is in
Europe
Africa
South America
Oceania (technically speaking because of french territories still dependent from france)
And almost in North America -- Greenland was part of the EEC once. Cyprus and parts of Greece are strictly speaking in Asia (Minor).
So they are on all continents, except Asia. Except you consider Cyprus to be Asian, then the EU is everywhere
No it isn't.
What about French Guiana?
Croatia, Romania and Bulgaria are not in the schengen area yet, so there are still borders there...
6:01 D come Domodossola, Ossola regna sovrana anche nei video di toycat
I crossed greece/turkey border by train and it was crazy trust
me is not easy
You need to actualize this video because of the building fences borders of Poland-Belarus, Turkey- Greece, etc...
Was that casino in the south of Switzerland in Campione d'Italia?
If I remember correctly, you can't travel from turkish occupied cyprus to the republic of cyprus? Only from the south to the north and you've gotta be back before a certain time..
But the paper I read on that was like 20 years old.. soooo maybe it changed since then
I would love an Argentinian video, idk abut what, what love this country
What about French Guiana?
And you should have also covered Mount Athos and the maritime borders of Malta, Lampedusa, Mayote, Aegean Islands and Canary Islands, that are some of the most threating points for illegal immigration...
Andorra, Switzerland or even Russia aren't our big deal.
Do they have thermal cameras ?
what about the "land" border between France and the UK?
He's basically saying the eu is a country like the hre but the hre is only one country when the artist is lazy
Ice done!
Pease make a video on the netherlands
Actually, my favorite country is djibouti
(For its pronunciation)
How to start an argument
Kosovo
Just because border is frictionless, doesn't mean it was abolished. They exist, each country has it's border patrols, even those fully inside Schengen and most if not all countries have check points on border crossing that are just not operating right now. Each country can suspend it's Schengen involment anytime they feel they need to and most of the broders can be fully closed in matters of hours.
Schengen zone isn't abolishment of borders but agreement to "ignore" them when it comes to civilian movement (trade movement is still mostly checked on each border and military movement is like with any other group of countries, if Germany decide to walk in it's army into Poland for example, they would be shot at at the moment they would refuse to go back by the shortest way possible).
Also EU by most of EU members definition is not a country. If it would become one, then it would brake constitutions of many countries. For example Poland is only subject to its citizens and no UE law is in power in Poland until Polish govt votes it to be so. By Polish law UE has no power in Poland's borders and if UE would decide it has, then it would became illegal by Polish law and any attempt at executing this power would mean war. Poland pracitcally just plays along UE, cause it wants to have good relations with it, but noone in it recognizes any power of UE. It's a treaty to cooperate, but not to unite.
"trade movement is still mostly checked on each border"
Actually, no. Trading within the EU is completely free, there is no check whatsoever.
You can simple cross a border, buy a sailboat, and sail it to your home and keep it without any question asked. Or order whatever online from a different country and have it sent to you without any formatilies. Or hire a construction company from another country to build a house (for your vacation in yet another country). Trade has been completely free since 1992, long before the Schengen Argreement.
Checks are random and not every truck is checked, small cars usually aren't checked at all, but if you want to go through UE with a truck, then there's a pretty big chance you get checked. It's random, but countries have a right to do so. They just don't choose to do it often, cause that would go kinda against the prinicple of Schengen. Trade is mostly free of charge, but no country will just let foreign trucks transport unknown stuff inside it's border. Maybe between Germany and France and other "inside" countries it doesn't happen much, but between border countries and others it's pretty often.
"kinda against the prinicple of Schengen"
Schengen has nothing to do with trade, it's about movement of people.
"foreign trucks transport unknown stuff inside it's border"
By "unknown stuff" you probably mean migrants? That's the reason why trucks are currently checked at some borders. But if the authorities find 50000 bottles of Spanish wine in a truck crossing the border from Poland to Lithuania, what should they do? They don't even have a form to report this, nor does the company have a obligation to report the transport to any authority.
"but between border countries and others it's pretty often"
You mean external borders and "other" countries outside the EU. Yes, that's the whole point, isn't it?
Or do you mean countries with extrenal borders and "other" countries inside the EU? Yes, also makes sense if it is about migrants, but doesn't make any sense if it is about intra-EU trade.
Have you seen the Dutch-German border? There is no way it can be closed in a matter of hours. If there wasn't a different design of road markings and road signs you wouldn't even notice. At some points there are no signs at all for a few km. (The signs with the country name on them, are only at major crossings)
szoszk i said most, not all. Of course some borders are unclosable, like Benelux ones and between some other countries that have deep ties for many years already. But most borders are closable in max 3 days, with large portion being able to do it in hours (of course not like 3 or 4, but 15/16)
hi there,
i love my borders and maps.
I am sure you missed the EU Suriname and EU Braizil borders.
Still good video but you forgot the border everybody forgets
Spanish-African Berlin wall
Put your borders back up EU
What about the borders with Suriname and Brazil?
The amount of times this dude says "again", "you know", and "fun fact"
France-Brazil!
can´t you do one for Micronations soon? Thanx for a great fun channel...!
MrMushroomBrain done
oooh really can you give me a link to it would be really cool to see...
What about french guyana border with Brazil ? :)
I visited Eu.
I live in Sweden and I recently went to Estonia with my family (my mother's from Tallinn) and bought some drinks in plastics bottles. I drank up all the goodies in the bottles a few days after I came home and wanted to go to the store to return them for money (for the deposit), but found out that you cannot return bottles from other countries. Despite the deposit being virtually the same in both Sweden and Estonia. This utter stupidity, in my opinion, proves that the EU is _not_ a country....
yet. :p
P.S: If you wanted to know, what I bought in Estonia, it was kvass and Estonian limonaad. You can't really get those things here.
The German Army has units stationed in the Netherlands.
(Uk)rain->Poland->UK
"A Schengen-like agreement that's not Schengen"... What if the U.K. had a "Single Market-like agreement that's not the Single Market"? It's a "Hard Brexit", but a "Soft Brexit" in every other thing but letter of the law.
The only point of contention on the single market is free movement, which the UK already has every imaginable opt out on without fully being able to take it away - I think that's the only thing stopping that
ibx2cat If there are so many British citizens living in EU countries and vice versa, it may be pretty difficult to simply stop freedom of movement entirely, although I'm not sure what else the EU could allow the U.K. to do for non-EU nationals. (I keep seeing that freedom of movement between the U.K. and EU will be here to stay, but that could possibly change.)
cyndie26
He got mixed up there. Switzerland is fully in Schengen just like any other Schengen member state. It’s the trading relationship that is pretty much a “single market-like agreement that’s not the single market”. Switzerland has dozens of so called bilateral treaties with the EU that give it access to many parts of the EU single market as if it were a member. The trade off is that Switzerland has to follow most EU rules and regulations without having any influence on how they’re written. It also has to make financial contributions to the EU and it has to accept freedom of movement for EU/EEA citizens.
ibx2cat
That is a huge point of contention. The central point of the single market is that it provides the “4 pillars of free movement” for goods, services, capital and people. The EU has never allowed anyone to choose which ones to accept and which ones to reject. Either you have all of them or you have none, just ask Switzerland and Norway. Switzerland’s bilateral treaties with the EU even contain a “guillotine clause” that basically states that if Switzerland were to end free movement of people for EU citizens all bilateral treaties between the EU and Switzerland would become null and void. When the EU says that the 4 freedoms are not negotiable they mean it.
0:32 So wait a minute. When the UK was part of the EU, according to that logic England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are all countries with a country (UK) within a country (EU).
Yep
TR-BG-GR border is very weird. Turkey is a member of European Customs Area but goods has to be declared anyway. I think this tax border will continue even post-Schengen.
Wait... there's borders in the EU(SSR)? Didn't know ;-)
Borders between Switzerland and the EU still exist and you have border controls (however, this is due to not being part of the custom union; people can move freely though)
Also, Switzerland is not part of the EEA
Finally, Switzerland is part of Schengen. Through bilateral agreements, but it's part of it nonetheless.
Actually borders in Nordic Countries were passport free already before Shcengen due to the Nordic Council
Estonian citizenship is indeed easy to get - you only have to show you have a relationship to the country, learn the language, pass the test and do a citizenship test meaning having to write down things russians are unable to agree with (Peace of Tartu, illegal occupation...) meaning estonia still has 14% of population without any citizenship at all
so i wouldn't really call it the easy & preferred entry to the EU
Well if those russians aren't accepting that invading another country isn't legal, or recognise a negotiated peace after the people revolted after a long occupation, maybe it's their problem and not Estonias. If you're living in a country and don't want to learn the language and adapt somewhat to the local way of life, it's not the locals that have a problem, it's you. If they really hate Estonia and it's existence so much, I'm pretty sure they're free to leave whenever they see fit.
OH my, how many factual mistakes in this video... stopped counting at around 20.
Subscribed...
"Northern Republic of Turkey"
Dear youtuber,
In one of episodes on your excellent channel you said you have slavic girlfriend. I know it's weird to ask but what nationality is she actually? xd
Bosnian :)
Thank you for feeding my curiosity
People who have been granted asylum in an EU country are allowed to move in the Schengen area but only within the same restrictions as other non-EU nationals. Asylum seekers who have not yet been granted asylum are not allowed to leave the country.
Technically you're supposed to apply for asylum in the first EU country you enter but as seen in the recent refugee crisis, that's not a system that actually works. It would have been impossible for Greece to process everyone's applications so they just let them pass through and apply elsewhere.
Didn’t know that that EU Countries didn’t have boarders. Sounds a lot like the early days of the United States.
Please stop saying the EU is going to become one country. Thats the same as I would say NAFTA is one country. It's just a Union for trade with some internal laws. But the debate on these laws is very complicated, so the EU is far from becoming one country. Even so country's like the UK quit the EU at the moment. At the moment the EU is closer to falling apart than becoming one country.
Jesse Jansen don’t compare NAFTA to the EU. European Union is a POLITICAL UNION with its own parliament, the same laws, and structure. European citizenship is also a thing- each Member of the eu has a European Union writing embossed on the passport and we have freedom of movement which everyone knows of
"Really makes you question what does country really mean in the 21st century?
Well to most a country is something similar cultured people create to protect themselves from outside/common threats and does other various things with the peoples best interest in mind. The EU though utterly fails at this in many ways but that's not the point.
Are British and Irish citizens going to have freedom to live and work in each others' countries after Brexit?
yes of course
So there is going to be free movement between the UK and Ireland, also free movement between Ireland and the EU, but not free movement between the UK and the EU. How can those things possibly coexist?
They will secure the borders for immigrants (arabs, africans, indians, etc) not europeans
Oleg Abbatini
If free movement between the UK and Ireland, which has existed pretty much since Irish independence, remains in place, I suspect that border controls between the Common Travel Area (UK+IRL) and the Schengen Area (EU) will have to become stricter to enforce immigration controls for British citizens. Irish citizens will retain their right to live and work in the EU while British citizens will lose the right to live and work in the EU.
CRIS WTF 34
No, the people who argued for brexit explicitly said that they wanted to restrict EU immigration. Free movement between the EU and UK will end, which affects Europeans only. Not much will change for third country (non-EU) nationals because freedom of movement never applied to them anyways.
Where the hell is French Guiana?
Hence an EU boarder!
South America
You forgot about the EU border in south america!
If they only all speak one language
The EU is a partnership
This all explains Brexit to me now. From afar it doesn’t make sense. But....