Brit Reacts to When the war comes to Sweden "The uncertain future"

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 46

  • @miafranlund6982
    @miafranlund6982 Год назад +23

    This serie is incredible, so happy that you take time to watch it. It's in 5 episodes and it really makes you think.

  • @Nubbe999
    @Nubbe999 Год назад +24

    As a side note, this series is a few years old, for example, it was made before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Still, a very interesting series that will make you think and give you some new perspectives on things.
    The first series was called "if war comes" and this second part/series is called "when the war comes".

  • @juhalampola1954
    @juhalampola1954 Год назад +2

    This sort of reminds me of Taistelukenttä 2020, the Finnish Defence Forces film about how the next war involving Finland might plausibly begin. Not really sure if it's Dwayne's cup of tea, but thought I'd throw it in here. Also, dont' forget Taistelukenttä 1998!

  • @2121gul
    @2121gul Год назад +6

    Mycket bra dokumentär 👍🏻

  • @mrnexton7559
    @mrnexton7559 Год назад +3

    This is an alarm clock that the arctic one day could be a war zone. Good to keep that in mind.

  • @BaggionSwe
    @BaggionSwe Год назад +6

    Hello! I'm a Swede who likes what you do with your videos 😁 I follow this topic quite a lot and this video puts the finger on many parts why Sweden wants to join NATO today. This video I think was made before Russia attacked Ukraine so it is a bit out of date as the war is closer today than it was when this video was released. But the geopolitical problems are the same as then.

    • @tottomanen
      @tottomanen Год назад +1

      I like you Chanel but a correction to someone else say here so is the some pepole that want to join Nato. But other like me, that atlest want a election about it. Sadly on television so do thay only let expert that is for Nato talk but not thous expert that is aginst it.

  • @jonatanmarklund7473
    @jonatanmarklund7473 Год назад

    I really look forward, eagerly awaiting your next episode on the series!

  • @klaras9324
    @klaras9324 Год назад +1

    There has recently come out a video about Sweden during ww2. It's called "Why didn't the nazis invade Sweden" by Kings and Generals. It's really good and well made. I highly recommend it.

  • @Eyrenni
    @Eyrenni Год назад +1

    I don't know how much or if Denmark was or still is losing money as far as Greenland is concerned, but the most important point still stands; Greenland has people living there. You don't "sell" a part of your country, much less an autonomous territory connected to your nation, where people live. That's like selling the people. I'm not surprised a person like Trump wouldn't consider that we don't do that anymore and shouldn't start again. We have history, also known as our cheat sheet, for a reason.

  • @benktlofgren4710
    @benktlofgren4710 Год назад +9

    Is not that long ago UK sent warships against Icelandic fishing boats that were fishing in legal areas. And how Chinese warships harass Pilipine fishing vessels today.

  • @gindrinkersline3285
    @gindrinkersline3285 Год назад

    17:08 Greenland is Denmark which is a part of NATO. The next reaction could be Hans Ö / Hans Island. Would be fun!! 🙂

  • @Draktand01
    @Draktand01 7 месяцев назад

    About half of Greenland’s GDP consists of Danish subsidies iirc.
    Personally, I think the only reasons Denmark holds on to it today is national pride, and a sense of responsibility for the welfare of the inhabitants, Inuit and Danish alike.
    Likely, when Greenland is able to fend for itself economically, the Danish government won’t make much of a fuss about letting them go fully independent.
    In practice, Danish sovreignty over Greenland is mostly on paper, except for issues like the military, foreign policy, and financial aid.
    Of course, this self governance technically all falls under Danish law, but it likely won’t change much day to day if they go independent.
    Likely, they’ll make a mutual defence pact with the US right away after idependence, and join Nato shortly after, if they qualify as ”European” under the NATO treaties (the US and Canada are only allowed in due to being founding members, hence why Mexico isn’t allowed to join despite being North American).
    Either way, we consider Greenland as Nordic, and I hope we’ll defend it as such. It doesn’t matter that the majority in Greenland doesn’t speak a Scandinavian language as their mother tounge. They are still our brothers by adoption and a shared history.

  • @justmaria
    @justmaria Год назад +2

    I think this series is very well done and it puts things in to perspective.

  • @frida507
    @frida507 Год назад

    Your Swedish sounds great!

    • @dwaynesview
      @dwaynesview  Год назад +3

      Aw thanks, I think it's probably from watching lots of Swedish TV shows and Movies on my Patreon. I'm picking up on the sound of the language. I still don't know what I'm saying nor can I say anything in Swedish. I'm just mimicking like a baby or child would lol

    • @frida507
      @frida507 Год назад

      @@dwaynesview Maybe you've got an ear for languages. In Swedish the "melody" is key I think.

  • @evelinagleisner930
    @evelinagleisner930 Год назад +1

    I do really hope nothing happens

  • @znail4675
    @znail4675 Год назад

    AI is not getting smart in any way or form, but it is getting skilled at some tasks.

  • @HazardReaper
    @HazardReaper Год назад +4

    id love to see russia try us they cant even handle ukraine which dont have close to the tech sweden have when it comes to firepower

    • @lenasoderberg2583
      @lenasoderberg2583 Год назад

      Russia will have it easyer with us then Ukraina. They prepared for this since Russia invaded Krim

    • @kronop8884
      @kronop8884 Год назад +1

      Sweden 10 million people with a defence that until recently has be shrinking for decades with armed forces numbering 23,000 in total
      Ukraine 44 million people and a defence that has been preparing and continuously strengthening since the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014 with around 200,000 active personnel before the Russian Invasion in 2022 (now around 700,000 with and additional 900,000 reserves).
      No amount of tech can bridge such a gap

    • @HazardReaper
      @HazardReaper Год назад +1

      @@kronop8884 23000? we up well over 40k trained and we have a massive total defence you are forgetting the police if shit hit the fan many would go get quick basic training and join the fight i know i would atleast i aint sitting idle

    • @sivsuikki9428
      @sivsuikki9428 2 месяца назад

      A hell of a lot of us oldtimers still remember when we got training for … whatever. If you had a car with four-Wheels, a dog trained for ”brukshund’ , or if you… you where in it. We are not dead yet. Komsi, komsi, ryssdjävlar.

  • @doctorfate5657
    @doctorfate5657 Год назад

    first

  • @eerokutale277
    @eerokutale277 Год назад +3

    Russian invasion of Sweden is impossible because Finland and other NATO members along the Baltic sea won't let it happen. The worst security threat in Sweden is criminal gangs, mainly muslims that have taken control of many immigrant populated areas where rescuers can't go without police escorts and often the police gets attacked also.
    "SEPTEMBER 28, 2023 4:55 PM CET
    Sweden’s former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson wants the army sent in to quash a rising tide of gang violence in the country."

    • @maryamniord2214
      @maryamniord2214 Год назад

      And now the Police will get help from the army.

    • @hachimaki
      @hachimaki Год назад +1

      I would say that the current security issues are caused by not just the increase in gang related crimes but also the failed immigration policies over the last decade combined with the influx of drugs coming into our harbors from south america, the same issues can be seen in other countries in Europe and they all seem to have some sort of connection to the drug smuggling.
      When the harbors in (for example) the Netherlands tighten their security the drug smugglers have to look elsewhere for less secure locations where they can bring in their products, if we could make sure our harbors and borders are more secure then I believe the gangs would loose some of their foothold in Sweden and move on to other countries where it's easier to do their dirty work (because inevitably you're never going to be completely rid of the drug smuggling as long as there is enough of an incentive to do those sorts of crimes).
      The issues we are seeing currently in Sweden are not unique to it and can be seen in other countries across Europe as well. These problems look (and are) very bad for a country that's been "spoiled" with a very peaceful existence for a very long time, but comparatively to other nations our numbers are significantly lower and I believe the way that media (both the main stream as well as the social kind) has blown the situation out of proportion is scandalous at best since it only makes people living here feel less safe even though they themselves will most likely never be effected by the violence any more than if they lived in any other European country.
      Obviously we shouldn't pretend like it's not a big deal, but the panic that's being sown in the media and online is not only hurting our national self image and security, but also our international standing in the world. If everyone keeps shouting online about how everything is going to shit, don't be surprised when no one wants to go on vacation to or move here in the future because we're now associated with these violent crime waves if you're also taking part in claiming this country has already gone to hell in a handbasket

    • @RannonSi
      @RannonSi Год назад +3

      Personally, I view the steps take to quash the gangs as a larger threat, in the long run.
      Because when the crime wave, and the gangs, has been dealt with, we'll be left with all the changes (I guess I could mention Ådalen shootings, and Påsk Gamla Uppsala (Easter Old Uppsala) 1943 as something in our potential future when the Police has a much looser leash and the use of the military, or what happened to Jesper Nilsson in 2010). Hopefully I'm wrong.

    • @sirseigan
      @sirseigan Год назад +1

      Calm down. Swedosh military can help the police with intelligence, gear and logistics. They can also take over guarding duties for what is now considred civilian and thereby freeing the police resources now managing that typ of security to do other things.
      The military will _not_ put boots on the streets crushing the gangs with military firepower.
      It sounds hardcore to let the miltarty help the police, but it is not so hardcore in reality...

    • @kristofferhellstrom
      @kristofferhellstrom Год назад +1

      Of course it's possible for Russia to invade Finland and Sweden 🤷 That why these two countries are joining Nato 🤦‍♂

  • @thehoogard
    @thehoogard Год назад +2

    Can barely stand this presenter though. He's so over the top and everything takes 10-times longer to say when he speaks. And this series repeats itself all the time. It could have been condensed by at least a factor of 3.

    • @currentoflinden
      @currentoflinden Год назад +6

      But repetition is good, it gives us the chance to take ALL of it in. I find this incredibly educational.

    • @thehoogard
      @thehoogard Год назад

      @@currentoflindenIt's structured as if there are tons of commercial beaks they keep coming back from, which is hilarious considering it's public service.

  • @TheRealBillix
    @TheRealBillix Год назад

    sweden is already invaded

    • @kristofferhellstrom
      @kristofferhellstrom Год назад

      And the muslim countries are being invaded by atheists. They're being converted.

  • @Brandunfriendlyman
    @Brandunfriendlyman Год назад +4

    Propaganda video at its worst.

    • @hachimaki
      @hachimaki Год назад +11

      how could you possibly say that this is a propaganda video when it's only trying to predict possible future outcomes and how it could potentially effect the Swedish nation??

    • @berithfreidenfelt-df2qc
      @berithfreidenfelt-df2qc Год назад +6

      Propaganda for what?

    • @juhalampola1954
      @juhalampola1954 Год назад +2

      National defence is largely composed of propaganda. Which would you prefer as a Swede: Swedish military propaganda, or Russia occupying the Swedish coastline barring Stockholm and Gothenburg (not to mention Gotland)?

    • @kristofferhellstrom
      @kristofferhellstrom Год назад +1

      This is several years old. And tell us please what's wrong with it? I'm guessing your just another bot that doesn't reply to anyone.