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@@kevinisenzo7945 its mr beasts idea he did another before called team trees and asks all creators on RUclips to make a video related to the cause advertising it if you look there is loads of videos coming out at the same time
Note: Portugal wasn't the last colonial empire. Just look at the overseas territorry of france today, and i'm also curious as to know who lefy africa last, france with algeria or portugal?
If fish could pay taxes the British would have never let their navy diminish as much as it has. And I see that your profile picture is from the world War 2 meme.
When things were at their very worst: 2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy. Scientists will say it was a global illusion. Beware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again. After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way. Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet - will seem to rise from the dead - will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one. One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist. Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent. "Arab uprising will spark global unrest - Italy will trigger fall out" "Many events, including ecological upheavals, wars, the schism in My Church on Earth, the dictatorships in each of your nations - bound as one, at its very core - will all take place at the same time." The Book of Truth
As a portuguese, the resumed explanation why this is happening is very simple -Portugal likes fish -Atlantic sea has good fish -Portugal conquers the atlantic sea -Profit
I found few mistakes in the video, want you to clarify one potential mistake: why the canaries on the map in the video don't have the ocean territories belong them, just Portuguese islands?
@@volgshtein Good Question... If i had to guess, since i cant quite seem to fully understand your question, it is because portugal is divided into several methods of division, being the least defined NUTS I and the most NUTS III. In the NUTS I, there is only 3 portuguese divisions: Continental Portugal, RAA(Região Autonoma dos Açores, Autonomous Region Of the Azores, AKA Islands in the middle of the northern atlantic ocean, amazing place), and the RAM(Região Autónoma da Madeira, Autonomous Region of the Madeira Islands, AKA Islands next to the Spanish Canary islands and birthplace of Cristiano Ronaldo). Since the Madeira Islands are a Huge part of the portuguese territory in what comes to a possible expansion, its clear the maps representing the Already-in-usage territory expansion would wish to detail the fact that portugal owns territory in the african continent, expanding their water borders by a huge landslide! Does this awnser your question?
@@fatkrab7556 thank you. I'm trying to say that on the maps in this video you can see all ocean territories around Portuguese islands are belong to Portugal, but i guess that the same should be for the Spanish islands and for territories of other countries with access to the sea, like Morocco. So this is not shown on this maps and I don't know how is the real division on the water works.
By making that possible, that would require a lot of work and nobody would want to expand the country double its size for what and talk about the rising sea level that's not possible.
its very hard to do that kind of infrastructure in portugal. the north sea is 20m deep on average, and the estuaries in the netherlands dont get much deeper than that. in portugal, the coast starts rigt at the depth 80m in the end of the tagus and 500 m just a few kilometers of the coast. this helps the upwelling and that's one reason why the portuguese beaches are extremely cold. in the canon of nazaré it can get to 2000 m even closer to the coast. even the duch cant polder this far... i mean... lets not give them ideas.....
Just a correction: when Portugal was ruled from Rio, Brazil wasn't a colony anymore, it was part of the Kingdom, so Portugal wasn't ruled from its colony. It was called the United Kingdom of Portugal and Brazil. I think it's impossible to be ruled from a colony since if the royal family settles there it automatically becomes part of the country.
Actually, it was called the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves. Because the official name of Portugal was Kingdom of Portugal and Algarves, so when Brazil became part of the kingdom, they had to change the name
Back when I was a student at university in the early 1980s, I took a legend and myth history course. One of the lectures involved her discussing Portugal's roll in the great age of discovery. The following class, the professor had mentioned that after the previous lecture, many students had come up to her to discuss what they had just learned. They were all astounded at the magnitude of Portugal's role in discovering the new world. As a result, the professor dedicated that day's lecture strictly to the influence of Portugal during those centuries of great exploration. Being of Portuguese background, I felt so proud that these students were finally understanding just how important role Portugal played in the centuries coming out of medieval Europe. Yes, Portugal kick started one of the most important periods in world history. Portugal is the sea.
@Alex ' Portugal's teams are very respectable and well-known in European competitions, such as the UEFA Champions League. Saying that only their national football team gives them recognition in the football world is pretty ignorant and disrespectful.
this won't go well, there's parts where the portuguese EEZ touches with Spain's territorial waters and also with their own islands, so they can't do some of them
@@LUN4RA I was under the impression that spain is currently in a state of financial ruin and would be happy to offload some territory for a few stacks of cash
Portugal, one of the very best nations of the world to live in. Weather, friendly people, awesome culture and beautiful land. You portuguese should be proud of it. From a Spanish brother...
@@andrediego6131 well, we can say that on the vast majority of the countries which are non english-spoken as first language. Obviously there can be exceptions, like in the north european countries but that's not the case on the rest of the world...ask any Japanese or chinese, for example, in English and you'll be surprised
Can you pls tell how realistic this plan is? Because if it's possible why isn't it implemented yet? (I'm not trying to offend, just wondering bc don't know much)
@@mightycannon1512 I’m basically assuming that the reason why it isn’t implemented yet is that it takes a lot of talking to UN officials And once it’s there and they find a large oil reserve... money time
Portugal is an 🐜 compared to China, which also pollutes more than any nation on earth except India. No single nation could stand up to China atm. I wish that wasn't the case but it is.
@@therealnynetynyne360 dzul is comparing china to portugal because they both want more ocean territory, thing is china is actively taking the ocean territories of other countries
I don't think most people would mind the extension of their EEG. Actually 2-3 decades ago they had found a large reserve of oil fields a few miles from the mainland coast. They held a referendum and the majority of people (like over 80% if I remember correctly), voted not to drill oil. The reason is that it would probably affect their coastline and tourism, a major part of Portugese economy. So yeah, they have a lot of resources in the sea but aren't using them to attain their countries beauty, and if you've ever visited Portugal it has a beautiful coast.
Yet the money that this EEG would assembly line in, would give Portugal the necessary funds to keep its prestine coastline prestine. Using the money revenue, and may even lead to another technology that environmentalists would love, liek clean coal, clean ocean gas. Could you imagine how many places around the world could benefit from something like this? Far reaching potential, that we would deny ourselves? Is just sad.
@@ericjohnson7234 Studies were done at the time. Portugal was hardly going to profit from the exploration due to the agreements that were in place with the oil drilling companies.
@@zebetomusic that is still alot of natural resources that can help Europe out of a spot if we are to retake Europe for the good of its people. sounds like a broken record but im not done yet. I want Europe returned to its peoples hands. perhaps that can still be done through the gods hands. a godlike wonder. perhaps? A miracle?
The decision not to explore oil in Portuguese territory was probably one of the best decisions of the last 60 years in Portugal and the Portuguese who think otherwise are very stupid. The Portuguese state would only receive +- 45 thousand euros/month for all occupied land areas and 575 thousand euros/month for maritime areas. and royalties (value paid per barrel) 0.1% to 5% per barrel in maritime explorations and between 3% to 8% in land explorations depending on the production volume. To make matters even worse, all oil and gas discovered would belong entirely to the concessionaire with no obligation to stay in the country.
The map shown at 7:18 is a 21st century PARODY, it's not a real map from the Salazar era. That map is a parody of the authentic Salazarian map shown at 7:19
Canada now: Oh Portugal, it's that faraway country I hear about in exotic tales and history books. Canada in the future: Oh hello neighbour. How aboot some beer?
@@cruzgomes5660 Ceuta. Conquered by Portugal on August 21, 1415. Officially transferred to Spain on January 1, 1668 .Though it had already been de facto Spanish for a century due to gaining a Spanish majority population during the Iberian Union, and was the only (nominally) Portuguese colony to side with Spain during the Restoration War.
Actually, as a Brazilian, I was taught that Dom Pedro I was aware of his need to leave Brazil if he wanted to keep Portugal's throne, so for the royal family not to lose control of Brazil, he had left his son Dom Pedro de Alcantara as a Principe Regente of the country. The story about deciding to "seize power" was written from the first moment the royal family left Brazilian lands.
Both my grandparents fought in ultramar war, One in Angola and Moçambique, the other one in Guiné. The two are still Alive and the things they tell me are about the war times are so interesting and some sad like my grandpa carrying a dead friend for kms while wonded by a frag grenade, or running from crocodilos and what surprised me the most was that they didn't want to fight, they were all friends but the governments ideals are always like this. A lot of the Middle ages society in Portugal was born in the old overseas territories, my mother was born in Luanda, Angola In the Middle of the fight with shots bursting through the hospital. My uncle in Maputo, Moçambique and the majority of my friends parents were born there also. Portugal is for us the best country because of all the history that is hidden in this little piece of land 🇵🇹
It's still insane due to all of the red tape they have to go through for that, only a man who already lost his sanity to bureaucracy is able to go through that much paperwork
Hi, I'm Portuguese, and I must say, this is the most synthetic and accurate analysis short video I could see about Portugal's colony history (with all the bad and racist policy but also the European political analysis). An astonishing true historic description. Even learn details! I'll keep my curiosity subscription for sure. If this demonstrates the quality of all the other's curiosity, I'm in. Congrats.
It omits two essential facts: Transatlantic Genocide (so-called Slave Trade) and burning of the whole nations along the African coast. The video has some good qualities but is heavily white-washed...
Just a correction, Portugal was liberated before end of napoleonic wars, in fact, portugal and england fought together to liberate Spain, before invaded toulousse, in france. The 3 napoleonic invasions to portugal failled.
Demasiado vinho do Porto bebes tú, vecino portugués. Os dais una importancia los portugueses que parecéis que estais todo el día borrachos. 1808 Bailén, España, primer ejército napoleónico completamente derrotado en Europa, 20.000 franceses prisioneros de los españoles. Los portugueses y los británicos siempre descansasteis durante los inviernos en Torres Vedras mientras eran los españoles los que seguían haciendo la guerra en su territorio. Hay que joderse que venga un portugués a decir que libertó España. Vosotros solos no sois nada, nunca lo fuisteis.
@@Alvar2001 " Torres Vedras mientras eran los españoles los que seguían haciendo la guerra en su territorio. ", Tambêm abusas do vinho tu ,não? para as tropas de Napoleão chegarem a Portugal passaram a Espanha toda ,certo? "Vosotros solos no sois nada, nunca lo fuisteis." Sempre fomos resilientes e sobreviventes e tudo o que outrora foi alcançado foi pela coragem e determinação dos nossos antepassados e se a natureza em 1755 nos trouxe tragedia e morte ,Castela em 60 anos que anexou as duas coroas e tentou controlar 2 impérios só conseguiu fazer Merda e levar porrada por todos os lados ,portanto guarda a garrafa e deixa lá os Portugueses serem felizes a sua maneira . Eu pensava que no Pais vizinho encontrariamos hoje um Pais Irmão mas pelas tuas palavras noto que alguns de vocês ainda nos guardam rancor e ainda têm a mania que são superiores aos Portugueses , mas não são . Viva Portugal Caralho
@@gustavomatias2089Estou moi san, compañeiro, e non gusto do alcol, por iso non paso por alto que un portugués quere presumir falando a lingua do seu dono dicindo que eles e os británicos liberaron a España. . Os portugueses non gañaron unha soa batalla contra os franceses, sempre acompañados de británicos ou británicos e españois. Os británicos non gañaron nin unha soa batalla por si mesmos contra os franceses. Os españois si, dende 1808 ata 1814. Preto de 400.000 franceses morreron loitando en España na meirande parte mortos por españois, son as contas francesas. E uns 500.000 españois, militares, mulleres, nenos, morreron loitando franceses. Bastante máis que británicos e portugueses xuntos. Nunca unha cidade portuguesa, ou europea, resistiu como Zaragoza ou Gerona. Garda a túa merda para ti.
@@nunoalvaresrpereira3676 Nuno, non chores, eu son eu e o resto do país non é responsable das miñas palabras, como Portugal non é culpable das túas parvadas. Xa dixen o que tiña que dicir noutra mensaxe. Pero quero referirme ao vídeo de youtube. Unha cousa son os desexos e outra a realidade. Aínda que nada se di publicamente, España sabe ben que Portugal quere estender as súas augas territoriais e zona económica exclusiva dende as Illas Salvaxes ata o Sur... chegando ata Canarias... ese son os vosos soños húmidos. As Illas Salvaxes non teñen augas territoriais nin zona económica exclusiva. Mentres intentes arrebatarlle espazo mariño a España, atoparáste coa dura realidade.
Napoleon: *annexes Portugal* Portugal royal family: well I guess we’ll move here then Revolution: *takes back Portugal* Portuguese royal family: I guess we’ll go back Prince: Brazil is independent now Portugal: …ok
Pedro was a smart men and recognized in the entire Europe. Not only a hero for Brazil, but also for Portugal. 1) The elite wanted to rule Brazil their own way. 2) Pedro took the initiative to keep the territory in the Braganzas dynasty. 3) He became King of Portugal while being Emperor of Brazil and abdicated the title for his oldest daughter, Maria. His brother (Miguel) married her. 4) He abdicated the Emperor title of Brazil for his son and returned to Portugal to liberate the Kingdom from his brother and mother in a Civil War. 5) He also was invited to be the King of Spain and Greece. 6) He died young with tuberculosis and his heart is conserved in a glass. He died in the same palace where he was born. 7) He was an advocate for the human rights and his last letter was sent to the Brazilian government to serious considerate the abolition of the slavery.
I don't understand how this map can show the Portuguese EEZ from Madeira going straight up against the Canary Islands, which belong to Spain. Surely Spain also wants the sea area 200 miles around the Canary Islands?
Team-Seas is epic, but what about Team-Science? Will that be a Thing? I mean, Anti-Science is on the Rise, isnt it? So why not recommend some education-channel to each other? I think that will do something, so i recommend Hbomberguy and many others, even when no one asked, so to spread some Education.
I’d like to thank Portugal for, out of all the Indonesian islands, took specifically Timor and _just_ the eastern part, creating the world’s only redundant country name of “East Timor” which means “East East” 🙃
I am brazilian and very familiar with portuguese history, from whom we are a "spin off". The way Brazil is born, as a surreal "empire" in south-america always amazes me. Portugal is a very special nation, indeed.
yet, brazilian kept insulting us every single day on the social media. I am very glad that you think like that. we dont hate Brasil, we are brothers from the same blood.
As someone who's speak Portuguese, in 2:13 it is written "Portugal e Mar!" which strangely translated to "Portugal is the Sea!". The problem is "Portugal e Mar" actually translates to Portugal AND the Sea, to get the translation to "Portugal is the Sea" it should be like: "Portugal É Mar" or "Portugal É o Mar". This E and É makes an enormous difference meanings in Portuguese language. É: Means affirmation: Portugal É (o) mar - Portugal is the Sea (which would be correct). E: Add something to the sentence: Portugal e Mar - Portugal and the Sea. This mistake is not the end of the world, just an observation.
@@miguelpimentel5623 é só pesquisar e fazer copiar-colar ou procurar a combinação de alt+número. Eu faço o mesmo cada vez que tenho de usar umlauts para escrever certas palavras alemãs.
I find really amusing to hear Portugal's name with female pronouns, since its map has always been personified as the face of an old man with a thick mustache and pear.
Portugal and Marroco are the only countries that dont have gender in portuguese.... all other countries can be "o" if their gender is male, like japan or the UK, and "a", if they are feminin like france or germany. portugal, you can get it, but why marroco? and why its only this 2?
@@LeonidasArg2021 the bigger concern is on Senkaku Islands claiming that it’s theirs, and they are sending a ton of boats to harass the Japanese coast guard.
@@PiotrDzialak well, the portuguese discoveries were fueled by the templars which all fled to portugal as it was the only country in europe who would house them and protect them, so you can't really be surprised of a few purges of heretics and pagans...
My country Ecuador is trying to do the same. Chinese ships have been patrolling and fishing just outside our Galápagos islands. So the government wants to extend our EEZ to cover the existing gap between the island's EZZ and the mainland, and to add more territorial waters here and there. That would probably more than double our territorial waters.
With 1 billion people, a collapsing economy AND weather disasters that caused major crop failures - you can bet the CCP is aggressively on the move worldwide for fertile land for their own people.
RealLifeLore, can you please make a video explaining why the majority of Indonesia's population lives on the island of Java, which is also the most populated island in the world. Thank you very much.
Portugal didn't actually have to give up Macau. The 1887 Treaty of Peking gave Portugal the perpetual right to administer Macau, but was considered "Chinese land".
@@yangj0889 it needed the mainlanders more than HK, though. Macau is not dynamic enough to be as self-sustainable like the other island. HK can afford to fight back a lost war, Macau cannot. The fact that so muh of Macau's revenue is from rich mainlanders going to casinos shows how little autonomy Macau had to begin with.
re - 7:00 The British did this (ostensibly) with their Empire, also. In fact, when Ghandi visited Britain in '31, he couldn't understand why he wasn't granted the same level of respect/ deference as a British-born citizen, rather than as a citizen of the colonies. The belief that everyone in India was a British citizen, with equal standing, was a significant factor that kept India within the British Empire. When Ghandi discovered that it wasn't true, it was a significant motivating factor in striving for Indian independence.
@@linkin5088 Well, if you call smart, giving weapons to rebels so they can massacre the local population and promoting a guerrila war. So I wouldn't say that they were smart on what they were fighting for. However they were smart on they way they planned it, by giving NATO equipment to Portugal and allying with the regime because it was anti communist and funding the rebels at the same time they made sure that if Portugal won they might have access to the oil and the region doesn't turn communist, if the rebels won US would have the oil and the region might turn communist. Notice that I said "they were smart on the way they planned" because what really happen was just dumb, US decided to give the rebels an advantage and prohibited the use of NATO equipment in africa but the rebels still lost the fight, they would however win independence because of a coup, but that made the region become communist and the oil was nationalised. USSR on the other hand won the geographic influence, but it didn't last long because the communist regimes became non aligned social democrats. If you think this is too long for you to read then here is the summary: messing with Portugal only leads to dumbfuckery.
Yes, we shall keep sending more people to the US and soon Portuguese will be the largest minority and with time all of US will be ours. *insert Portuguese evil laugh*
@@absofjelly it is not the US, it is portugal, anyone who is born from portuguese parents/parent, or even if only the grandmother/grandfather migrated long ago, portugal still recognize them as portuguese, unlike US where you have to born in the USA to have the fuckin nationality.
Fun fact: Atlantis is actually New Zealand, because most of its territory is now underwater (95%) and used to be land with vegetation and everything. I know Atlantis was just a mythological history but NZ matches the plot so well :D
@@morganlee5774 Actually, there are multiple "missing continents" or atleast thought to be missing continents throughout history. Atlantis is considered to be a possibility, but it is not considered New Zealand, considering atlantis was considered to be in the atlantic lmao
@@morganlee5774 There's popular legends correlated to the Azores archipelago, about its islands being the top of the mountains of Atlantis after it sunk, and also stories about lake princesses. The island of Madeira is know as the Pearl of the atlantic. So I think portuguese islands can more closely relate to the legend of Atlantis than New zealand XD
If that happens then China will claim South China Sea and India will claim the Indian Ocean. They have much more good reason to claim it. Both the water bodies have their own names in it.
Ferdinand Magellan once stated: "The sea is dangerous and its storms terrible, but these obstacles have never been sufficient reason to remain ashore...unlike the mediocre, intrepid spirits seek victory over those things that seem impossible...it is with an iron will that they embark on the most daring of all endeavors...to meet the shadowy future without fear and conquer the unknown"
Correction: Portuguese overseas territories had been already severely eroded way before the 1755 earthquake destroyed Lisbon. Our king Sebastian dying in battle without an heir in 1578 led Portugal to fall under the rule of the Spanish crown, which was at war with England (our oldest ally) and later the Netherlands. Which effectively opened all those territories to attack and invasion.
I am Portuguese and the idea is insanely great !!! Actually there are some rumours that high technological entreprises can make artificial land between all the natural islands and the continental Portugal creating perhaps the first artificial world continent : Now this is really insane !!! Many congrats for the excellent summary of Portuguese history !
no dia que algum país consiga fazer uma ponte dos açores até portugal ia dar mais porcaria do que algo bom, os custos e os recursos são impossiveis para já, agora imagina a quantidade de vida marinha que ia morrer presa debaixo da areia ou terra que teria que ser deitada, não é concebível
@@geheimnis8187 Sim tem razão , mas seria um continente tipo ponte mesmo ou como as construções palustres não com terra sólida mas com estacas de alta tecnologia e com devidos cuidados para com o meio ambiente ! Mas tambem concordo parece um pensamento demasiado demais , pelo menos para já !
Great video!! As an azorean guy i would like to point the major role that the Azores have on all this, it was where the liberal wars started at, and now it is the major basis for Portugal looking forward too being one the biggest when taking that into acount, if you we're to take a deeper dive into to this small archipelago you would be amazed at its beauty and history
yes us "continentals" must joke at the slang but why do you want to separate... I dont understand I recognize the flag but we are under the flag of our mother nation Portugal.
During the Second World War Salazar´s Portugal allowed the Allies to use the air base in the Azores to re-fuel new airplanes being ferried from North America to Britain. This cut the time to ferry these aircraft roughly in half. Salazar was a tyrant, but he did help the Allies defeat Nazi Germany and Mussolini´s Italy. (That said, he was a certifiable oddball.)
well its pretty much the same in this case, cuz we have been taking good care of our "backyard" the more our "backyard" grows, the more area of the sea beneficts from our protection ;)
@@vegetapt9144 Team-Seas is epic, but what about Team-Science? Will that be a Thing? I mean, Anti-Science is on the Rise, isnt it? So why not recommend some education-channel to each other? I think that will do something, so i recommend Hbomberguy and many others, even when no one asked, so to spread some Education.
I wonder how the transition into "modern times" of the French colonial empire compare to Portugal's. I have the impression Britain just gave up on it, knowing it was a lost battle, so it created the Common Wealth instead. Portugal was arguably on the other side of it: inflexible, lost it all. But France seems to have maintenained a lot of its old empire worldwide, using a similar strategy to the Portuguese: making those territories (somewhat) integral to the "European France".
Exactly. I'm from Ireland which used to be a part of the British empire. All that remains here is Northern Ireland which will likely unify with the rest of Ireland in the near future. Britain, more specifically England, has rendered itself to being a small, nationalistic, small-minded and increasingly isolated nation. It's quite embarrassing and sad to see how much they've fucked themselves up with Brexit. Very few countries want to trade with them as they're seen as unstable and untrustworthy. That's how many former colonial powers end up. One needs only to look at Russia...
the country that begun integrating the overseas lands into the territory into equal terms was Spain, and if not the anglosaxon influence in the elites, and the napoleon invasion, very probably Spain would have stayed a unified nation, maybe divided in 3-4 pieces maximum(with american territories as main powers and spain as a side province) Still today you can see how succesfull that interrupted model was mixing and bringing to the world a new kind of people: the hispanoamericans. (no matter how badly the history has treated them). France and Portugal arrived a bit late, and coulndt get it. this model is known as the "roman empire model" a generator empire, in oposition to the british empire that was a predator model only.(only where they could exterminate the natives, they would generate).
"I have the impression Britain just gave up on it" No, it doesn't exist, no Empire give up like that. It's not because the Brits did destroy their archives that nothing happened in the colonies. And for France I don't understand your statement. No the French Empire is long gone. French Guyana and a few islands isn't whatI would call "a lot".
@@randalthor1955 Roman Empire was predator as well. They took countries and transferred wealth to Rome. Roman collapsed because it was taking more than it gave.
I’m sure Norway is going to be huge if they did the same thing like Portugal… especially considering their continental shelf extends very far into the Norwegian Sea. Plus their claims of Jan Mayen Island, Bouvet Island, and technically Svalbard too.
Norway's HAARP has been busy setting off earthquakes in LaPalma....not very good people seem to be at the helm of Norway's Ship of State...stay tuned...
@@user-fc7kj2hv3w , most countries will never be able to claim as much as Portugal for the simples reason that the their cathegory is based on the continental shelf size. Portugal does not have a continental shelf and thus will simply state that the whole north atlantic sea bed is part of it's "continental shelf". That is something that the UK or Ireland, the USA or Canada, which have large continetal shelves, will never be able to do. That is also why, few countries actually resquested to expand their territories, because few can find a reason to do so. Portugal's very proposal is in fact open. The project "Mar Portugal" leaves the door open for further expansions under the permission that there is a continum between the land being claim and the land beyond those bounderies. In other words, Portugal will eventuallu claim even more and did not do it yet simply because there are scientific studies that need to be presented in the UN that are still undone.
Team-Seas is epic, but what about Team-Science? Will that be a Thing? I mean, Anti-Science is on the Rise, isnt it? So why not recommend some education-channel to each other? I think that will do something, so i recommend Hbomberguy and many others, even when no one asked, so to spread some Education.
I wouldn't say taking advantage of an international geographical treaty is "insane". But as a Portuguese, I approve of the long historical summary. Well done.
8:23 this is kinda interesting. Portugal is a part of NATO, and Portugal considered Goa as their own territory(not a colony), so when India invaded Goa, it was literally invading Portugal, and thus that was an attack on all of the nato countries. Portugal and Nato actually issued warnings to India but India invaded anyways making India probably the only country ever actually waging war against nato and defeating them.
Actually that is false. Indeed India was warned to not do it, but Portugal never got assistance and was told from the start that NATO would not stand on it's side. By that time Portugal was already on the verge of the so called "Proudly Alone" policy. As the video itself showed, the USA (a NATO member), helped the rebels in every colony, effectively proving you wrong. India never waged or won a war against NATO, it won against Portugal which was "Proudly Alone".
The NATO charter specified what territory is covered and it excludes non-Euro and North American parts of any NATO members (this is roughly, but not the exact deal). This is why the UK was pretty much on its own in the Falklands War.
All the best of luck, Portugal. Very ambitious and interesting plan. Your geographical location allows it. Will watch and follow this with great interest.
2:13 the translation isn't entirely correct because what is in Portuguese says "Portugal and Sea!" if it was "Portugal is the sea!" it needed t be written like this: "Portugal é o mar!"
@@geometryjumpfl2784 I know but makes more sense, the defined determinant isn't in English but in Portuguese needs, because it's not a sea it's *THE* sea What RLL wrote as the translation is "Portugal is *the* sea" "Portugal é o mar" Portugal translates to Portugal Is translates to "é" The translates to "o" Sea translates to "Mar" I am not wrong, you are And you are forgetting RLL is a English channel, not a Portuguese one, so there might have some mistakes if he writes something in another language, nobody is perfect
been watching ur vids for a lil bit now and ive quickly become a fan. i dont mind the low volume music that accompanies your voice but i would definitely appreciate it more if it was music without percussions. the hats in this mellow trap beat for exmample can be a bit distracting when i im trying to pay attention to the monologue. cheers mate!
EEZ is not a "territory". It's just a region of the sea where a country has exclusive economic control (meaning other countries could not plant, mine, or harvest resources from that area without consent). Also uninhabited islands that cannot support human habitation or shoals with non-existent economic activities could not project an exclusive economic zone.
That's why you pay a handful of people to live in houses outside of a tiny military installment on every rock you claim, because now it's a populated island with economic activity.
Madeira and the Azores archipelagos make up a population of half a million and they are autonomous regions. They have their own govermnent that might be why they have an EEZ.
Well, depending on your idea of what a territory is, an area under direct control not allowing others to step in is territory none the less. For as long as a few hundred people live on an island and produce some economic activity, the island can have an EEZ, but as you said, if no one lives there, then there is no economic production, thus, no EEZ. I believe a minimum population must be set internationally so that an island can be considered to have EEZ. Greece and Turkey go back and forth with this. Because Greece extended the EEZ to 12 nautical miles within the Ionian sea, nor Italy, nor Albania nor Turkey can enter without asking for access first. In practice, this is what territory means.
@@emiliospowerballer1441 I don't think there is a confusion between the definition of "territory" and "EEZ" . As far as UNCLOS is concern, EEZ is well defined among it's signatories, and EEZ is not the same as a Sovereign territory. Countries cannot arbitrarily redefine EEZ and interchange it with "sovereign" territory whenever they think it is convenient. That's not how this thing works Unlike Soverign territories, EEZ doesn't invalidate freedom of navigation. So an opposing country could park their entire Navy on your EEZ and as long as they are not harvesting any "resources" they are free to be there. Also EEZ is only binding with UNCLOS signatory countries. US for example doesn't recognize other any other countries EEZ as they are not signatories of UNCLOS. (though US had establish their own exclusive economic zone for themselves). And as far as they are concern, EEZ are part of international waters and nobody owns any of it. Another problem is that UNCLOS has no enforcing ability whatsoever EEZ is a toothless law, unless you are like China or US or some country with potent naval force.
Yes, but for a long period of time as a colony, Goa didn't have the borders it has that and it was much smaller. At least the initial Goa was a city. And many travellers' accounts refer to it at a city.
@@gazpachopolice7211 What was Panjim/Panaji back then? Was it still the goan capital or did it not have one? I can't find much about goa history online..
@@datadavis yes unfortunately the articles on Goa on Wikipedia are a bit mixed up. Apparently Panaji/Panjim as a capital is relatively new, not more than 2 centuries old. The older capital is reffered to as Old Goa. Basically that is the most "touristy"part of Goa with the most churches and the governor's palace. That itself was a replacement of the pre Muslim city of Gomantaka.
Portugal also has plans to become Europe's space port, having more sea aligns with this goal. Portugal is geographically well placed for a space port, but it needs the support of the ESA obviously.
@@stalinumonwotblitz7743 Other than a major tragedy a few decades ago, what's going on there today that's still relevant to space exploration? Genuine question. Also, Brazil was considered Portuguese territory on its own right, on par with the European lands, unlike the African and Indo/Asian colonies.
@L C ESA has Kourou, not France. France owns the land. The rocket parts are made in France, Germany, the UK, Italy, Switzerland and others. Also, Santa Maria island is much closer to mainland Europe, and its location means it can launch spacecraft to a wide variety of orbital trajectories. Also, ESA has a tracking station there. Without it, launches from Kourou can't be tracked for much of the Atlantic ocean path they usually take.
@@jamesdinius7769 that's is correct. Yet the US, Russia and China still left Europe far behind when it comes to launch cadence,, even without any equatorial region (anything between both tropics) launch complexes.
im from Portugal and that is our c.o.a (equivalent to American CIA) plan. we will then claim another 200 miles out and continuously do that until we've conquered the world again and finally defeat the British empire. all without starting another world war
Thank you for referring the colonial war. Too many people outise of Portugal don't know about this. My father was one those lost generation that was sent for a meaningless war. He was shot in the head and miraculously survived a few days in the morgue without water, food or treatment. He was operated and able to live a proper life, but worse than his wounds were his nightmares of surviving in the jungle and the people he had to kill!
My dad was caught on the other side as a kid. My family came to Portugal in the last plane the Portuguese government provided for "returnados" from Angola. No one trully won that war
My grandad was saved by his friend that sacrificed himself by jumping to a grenade to protect him while they were moving around in the field i think it was in Mozambique + my uncle grandad ( i think this is how you say it but its tio avô that i meant) was in jail in India for beeing a portuguese soldier fighting for the colonies fortunately he got out and both of them are doing well :D
My father didn't want to fight in Angola and evaded the military (desertou) but as he was going often to eat at the camp by jumping the wall he was caught one year later and put in prison in Angola for 5 years till the independence. Still had time during that year to make babies with a woman from MPLA who wanted him to fight with her but he declined too and abandoned them.
"meaningless war" ... defender a integridade territorial de Portugal foi ou é sem sentido? Pergunte aos Ucranianos neste mesmo momento, se eles querem perder o país para os russos. Tenho pena que o 25 de abril tenho deitado fora um império, onde milhares de Portugueses morreram para o criar e para deixar para as proximas gerações. Eu teria lutado! O seu pai, fez o seu dever, e muito bem!
well, a lot of this amazing history is burning entire nations to the ground and leading in enslaving people across the Atlantic (several million people)...
For many years Portugal due to its position in the map owns a larger part of the Atlantic Ocean then many other countries. I learned that in school when the Net was non existent.
I'm Portuguese so you might call me biased but I find it mind boggling the amount of energy the EU spends with fishing rights in UK waters but lets something much greater and presumably easier to accomplish go unnoticed. And with a Portuguese UN secretary general, the very same guy who started the process when he was PM in Portugal. The process is getting bogged down by having the US, Russia and other countries trying to question/poke holes in the scientific data to support the claim, not that there is anything wrong with it but that they always want more data, each time requiring months of data gathering. If it was signaled by the EU this is a political interest of the Union, pretty sure it would move along much quicker
@@fgsaramago Thx for the elaboration ^^ I think it's fine they're spending energy on the fishing situation, but they should do the same for Portugals plan. The EU has a lot of muscle behind it, but it's "leaders" act like a bunch of toothless hippies on the world stage compared to Russia, the US and China. What's the point in gathering all that power in one organisation if they're not gonna use it in the interest of its citizens?
@Geogir Shkelstine diversity quotas ? What are you a pansy ? You know what’s funny they’re gonna do it , and still not pay for what they did and will never accept people on those islands . They will be killed on them … maybe diversity has chance on the continent but not on the islands. Madeira and Azores will never allow what you are speaking about . Close your mouth and sit down . Or keep it closed and go what you think you can to change the situation.
The heck are you two above me talking about? Portugal is paying "plenty quotas" by taking in refugees, having plenty immigrants from their once colonies as well as some others european countries and even other places like Nepal and India. If anything the numbers will stabilize even more because the "white population" is dying of old age, no..? Even if we are talking about "facing the colonial past", I do frankly know some people that may unironically say some overly nationalist crap and treat songs like "Angola é Nossa" as if it is some truth rather than history but I know there were expositions made on this topic, with some minor "museums" opening up to bring awareness to that, so it could have been worse. Plus I seriously doubt someone from any ethnicity would get harrassed in Portugal, even in the islands... I just can't imagine it happening, maybe I'm just too innocent, who knows? But... Really, unthinkable.
Just like the eu should support Greece and Cyprus with their implementation of the unclos agreement and stand by them protecting the EU’s EEZ against Turkish ambitions?
"Portugal is one of history's strangest and most unique countries". RealLifeLore got it right! Loved to see a video about my country in one of my favourite yt channels. Keep up the good work.
@@carterbentonjr399 well, if Dom Afonso Henriques would not had a quarrel with his mother in 1143, maybe Portugal would be still belonging to Castilla and Leon kingdom 😂😂😂. Blame the Spanish or D. Teresa, not us!
As a Spaniard, fuck yeah Portugal, show them who is the boss. Seeing the map with the gigantic Portuguese EEZ is beautiful. Even though I'm not Portuguese, I'm really proud of them. Portugal Caralho!
HAHA! Literally 15min of how horrible a country Portugal was and how hard they fought to keep enslaving people of other nations around the world. and all you get from that is "fuck yeah Portugal, show them who is the boss"
lol I was never told shit about Portugal in high school or community college except like basic info on 3 Portuguese explorers. Honestly learning that Portugal started the age of European Imperialism as far back as 1415 and that Rome at its apex did not have all the land assets that Portugal did was crazy!
EEZ's are not sovereign territory. They're international waters that a state has exclusive economic rights over (that's what EEZ means - exclusive economic zone). Sovereignty ends 12 nautical miles from habitable land. The 200nm EEZ radius does not count as 'territory '
It's still considered by the UN as a form of territorry. And tbh, a much more important one, since there isn't any real distiction between sovereign waters and EEZs other than the ability to bar passage, which is irrelevant given that a navy powerful enough to exploit these waters can probably also defend them.
Finally a reasonable comment. The video is pretty misleading in treating EEZ as part of the countries territory. The EEZ is literally region beyond the territorial waters where the country has some rights but not full sovereignty.
one reason Portugal became a superpower it its time because it was the first Nation to perfect global navigation, insofar that Portuguese kings and merchants could put troops and capital anywhere on the map, preciously, without any guesswork whatsoever
It's so simple, once you realize it. That the answer to "how far north/south am I?" is "well, how high is the North Star?" Once you know that, and you know what's at that latitude on both coasts, presto!
Também tive que imigrar, não há nada como a nossa casa. Temos que crescer cá fora para voltar à nossa terra e fazer a diferença. Desde o golpe militar de 74 que o nosso país está entregue a uma organização criminosa...
Portugal is the kid who peaked in high school and keeps trying to relive their glory days, growing in many senses, but never manages to let it go (even though those days had some ... Problems)
Heaven has publicly recognized that the only country on earth that will maintain the True Faith is Portugal. Although....it will be a converted Russia who ultimately will restore Christendom worldwide.
Portugal was always flawed and suffered alot (hence why most of the flag is red) but it accomplished alot and it helped to shape the international commerce thats so common today. Portugal helped more to unify the world with their business tactics than most big nations that just wanted to take everything for themselves.
if you go to north east you find a completely different architecture made of stones, if you go south you will find white houses with top terraces no roofs, each region have its own identity, this also happens with food.
Given that over 50% of the trash in the ocean is from fishing which almost no-one talks about, and that we've driven fish populations to less than 10% of what they were 2 centuries ago, I disagree with that.
Really good video. As a Portuguese myself, it is so great to be "noticed" by such a large channel. By the way, some curiosities to add to the Portuguese colonial decay: - The first sign that something was about to happen was actually in 1580, when the Iberian Union began. Portugal, being an autonomous part of Spain, kept its colonies, but that title was degrading as the Spanish kings went with planning the complete annexation. Fortunately, Portugal regained its independence in 1640. - The British Ultimatum in 1890 was really tough. For both parts! Let's recall that they still have the oldest alliance in the world, so, for the British, that sort of felt like betraying. But the United Kingdom went on with it due to the railroad they wanted to build. Portugal's decision to accept the ultimatum was influenced a lot because of the 648 year-long alliance.
"being an autonomous part of Spain" Nope. We were under the same crown as the Spanish Kingdoms. One guy who ruled many places, but we were not part of Spain. We never lost our independence. We lost our sovereignty.
@@GumSkyloard Yeah, that's true, I just didn't want to put much detail into that. At least D. Filipe II/III and D. Filipe III/IV did want to do that, and were about to do it. God bless D. João IV! Hey, and to be fair, neither did Spain itself as much. It was made from a Royal Marriage, soooo...¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I guess history is not easy
Alright y'all! If you wanna join out and help with #teamseas, every single dollar helps! Even 1! I already put down $5,000 myself, so if you'd like to join go ahead and swing by whenever you get the chance: teamseas.org
all of you that are helping that project are incredible, y'all are doing such a favor for Earth
Did you cooperate with MrBeast? You posted both your videos at about the same time
@@kevinisenzo7945 its mr beasts idea he did another before called team trees and asks all creators on RUclips to make a video related to the cause advertising it if you look there is loads of videos coming out at the same time
Note:
Portugal wasn't the last colonial empire. Just look at the overseas territorry of france today, and i'm also curious as to know who lefy africa last, france with algeria or portugal?
@@kieran939 yeah
There’s literally nothing wrong or crazy about territory expansion, all the fish jn the water are Portuguese and should pay their due taxes.
With their flesh!!!
If fish could pay taxes the British would have never let their navy diminish as much as it has.
And I see that your profile picture is from the world War 2 meme.
@@genghiskhan6809 Kinky…
And if they cant pay taxes they will have to die
When things were at their very worst:
2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy.
Scientists will say it was a global illusion.
Beware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again.
After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way.
Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet
- will seem to rise from the dead
- will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one.
One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist.
Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent.
"Arab uprising will spark global unrest - Italy will trigger fall out"
"Many events, including ecological upheavals, wars, the schism in My Church on Earth, the dictatorships in each of your nations - bound as one, at its very core - will all take place at the same time."
The Book of Truth
Plot twist: all the team sea funds go to Portuguese naval expansion
Im guessing you didn't get the memo?
As a Portuguese I support that
Very sus
Sussy bakas
@@costa2k1 samr
Netherlands: I fight the Sea
Britain: I sail the Sea
China: I claim the Sea
Portugal: I AM THE SEA
@Lobster Reviews 2 noice I guess?
Fun fact: it is illegal to pee In the ocean in Portugal
@@Wait-l9p that's very useful when you in the beach and don't have a bathroom nearby😌
Sealand: Amateurs
TeamSeas: I clean the seas
As a portuguese, the resumed explanation why this is happening is very simple
-Portugal likes fish
-Atlantic sea has good fish
-Portugal conquers the atlantic sea
-Profit
I found few mistakes in the video, want you to clarify one potential mistake: why the canaries on the map in the video don't have the ocean territories belong them, just Portuguese islands?
@@volgshtein Good Question... If i had to guess, since i cant quite seem to fully understand your question, it is because portugal is divided into several methods of division, being the least defined NUTS I and the most NUTS III. In the NUTS I, there is only 3 portuguese divisions: Continental Portugal, RAA(Região Autonoma dos Açores, Autonomous Region Of the Azores, AKA Islands in the middle of the northern atlantic ocean, amazing place), and the RAM(Região Autónoma da Madeira, Autonomous Region of the Madeira Islands, AKA Islands next to the Spanish Canary islands and birthplace of Cristiano Ronaldo). Since the Madeira Islands are a Huge part of the portuguese territory in what comes to a possible expansion, its clear the maps representing the Already-in-usage territory expansion would wish to detail the fact that portugal owns territory in the african continent, expanding their water borders by a huge landslide!
Does this awnser your question?
@@volgshtein then costa spends the money money, and puff, we fucked again
@@fatkrab7556 thank you. I'm trying to say that on the maps in this video you can see all ocean territories around Portuguese islands are belong to Portugal, but i guess that the same should be for the Spanish islands and for territories of other countries with access to the sea, like Morocco. So this is not shown on this maps and I don't know how is the real division on the water works.
@@fatkrab7556 i found the answer: savage islands
It's funny to think that Portugal might eventually encompass a larger population of aquatic life than people
Hahaha those fish will have no clue that they're being ruled by a goverment.
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That's already true for literally every single country with coastline...
@@supermaster2012 Or lakes
Only country that has already done that is us Australians ._.
Netherlands: We are expanding our territory by making land!
Portugal: *We are expanding our territory...metaphorically*
By making that possible, that would require a lot of work and nobody would want to expand the country double its size for what and talk about the rising sea level that's not possible.
Netherlands is the Russian guy of the party
China: *We are expanding our territory for political gain!*
its very hard to do that kind of infrastructure in portugal. the north sea is 20m deep on average, and the estuaries in the netherlands dont get much deeper than that. in portugal, the coast starts rigt at the depth 80m in the end of the tagus and 500 m just a few kilometers of the coast.
this helps the upwelling and that's one reason why the portuguese beaches are extremely cold.
in the canon of nazaré it can get to 2000 m even closer to the coast. even the duch cant polder this far... i mean... lets not give them ideas.....
@@Duck-wc9de Bro, in algarve the water temperature was 23 celsius thats very hot, only the side facing the ocean is cold and not "extremely"
Just a correction: when Portugal was ruled from Rio, Brazil wasn't a colony anymore, it was part of the Kingdom, so Portugal wasn't ruled from its colony.
It was called the United Kingdom of Portugal and Brazil.
I think it's impossible to be ruled from a colony since if the royal family settles there it automatically becomes part of the country.
Actually, it was called the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves. Because the official name of Portugal was Kingdom of Portugal and Algarves, so when Brazil became part of the kingdom, they had to change the name
@@afonsoguedes6108 exactly
@@afonsoguedes6108 The Algarve was a Kingdom too, even if only by name.
@@GumSkyloard it was part of Portugal
it's interesting since I was told they hid in the Azores and made that their new home.
Back when I was a student at university in the early 1980s, I took a legend and myth history course. One of the lectures involved her discussing Portugal's roll in the great age of discovery. The following class, the professor had mentioned that after the previous lecture, many students had come up to her to discuss what they had just learned. They were all astounded at the magnitude of Portugal's role in discovering the new world. As a result, the professor dedicated that day's lecture strictly to the influence of Portugal during those centuries of great exploration. Being of Portuguese background, I felt so proud that these students were finally understanding just how important role Portugal played in the centuries coming out of medieval Europe. Yes, Portugal kick started one of the most important periods in world history. Portugal is the sea.
"If you live outside the Iberian peninsula you probably don't think about Portugal a lot."
Football/soccer fans: Oh, you underestimate me
Yup! And the football/soccer nation is LEGION! 🤣
@Alex ' I think they are talking about Cristiano Ronaldo
@Alex ' Portugal's teams are very respectable and well-known in European competitions, such as the UEFA Champions League. Saying that only their national football team gives them recognition in the football world is pretty ignorant and disrespectful.
Who doesn't know Portugal in football
@Cristian_DP "respectable" yeah right... all of the top 3 teams getting smashed 5-0 in the champions league
In Portugal, this plan is extensively talked about in schools. Thank you for the video, and for putting Portugal in the spotlight 🇵🇹
@Anti-socialist brazilian. hahaha verdade finalmente um brasileiro com sentido de humor
E já agora socialismo é a maior doença do século 21
this won't go well, there's parts where the portuguese EEZ touches with Spain's territorial waters and also with their own islands, so they can't do some of them
@Anti-socialist brazilian. Spain won’t let them LOL, they’re very touristic islands
Nos falamos sobre isto
Eu n me lembro 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
@@LUN4RA I was under the impression that spain is currently in a state of financial ruin and would be happy to offload some territory for a few stacks of cash
Kudos to those people who are actually clearing up the beaches!
MrBeast is a true hero
@Lobster Reviews 2 reported
@Lobster Reviews 2 just get outta here
@Lobster Reviews 2 get a life
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Portugal, one of the very best nations of the world to live in. Weather, friendly people, awesome culture and beautiful land. You portuguese should be proud of it. From a Spanish brother...
thanks man, from a portuguese
but if you cant speak portuguese, good luck trying to interact properly with anyone outside the big cities
@@andrediego6131 well, we can say that on the vast majority of the countries which are non english-spoken as first language. Obviously there can be exceptions, like in the north european countries but that's not the case on the rest of the world...ask any Japanese or chinese, for example, in English and you'll be surprised
Portugal literally enslaved the African children in Angola and Mozambique. It caused mayhem across Africa.
@@animalia_144 and so did many other countries?
As a long-time follower of RLL and a Portuguese man, this was particularly pleasing. And very well researched. Thank you.
Can you pls tell how realistic this plan is? Because if it's possible why isn't it implemented yet? (I'm not trying to offend, just wondering bc don't know much)
@@MarkChlenov it is very realistic but needs time and resources
@@mightycannon1512 I’m basically assuming that the reason why it isn’t implemented yet is that it takes a lot of talking to UN officials
And once it’s there and they find a large oil reserve... money time
@@MarkChlenov they need aproval from the UN, which is very bureaucratic so takes a long time
Penaldo is finished
Portugal : *extended the ocean territory*
China : finally a worthy opponent
Portugal is an 🐜 compared to China, which also pollutes more than any nation on earth except India. No single nation could stand up to China atm. I wish that wasn't the case but it is.
OK!
@@therealnynetynyne360 dzul is comparing china to portugal because they both want more ocean territory, thing is china is actively taking the ocean territories of other countries
@@therealnynetynyne360 China can't even stand up to itself. It's facing serious birth issues.
France: LOL, amateurs
pulling sea related shenanigans is basically in my blood at this point, I’m half Dutch and Portuguese xD
That's a very nice combination for sure haha
@@DonCristian_DPB Yeah both invaded my country Malaysia. Very nice indeed. 😂
Well your ancestry means your family tree stole the spice trade from itself which is cool I guess.
@@unclegardener I'm brazilian, and both also invaded my country!!
the sea is both your best friend and worst enemy
I don't think most people would mind the extension of their EEG.
Actually 2-3 decades ago they had found a large reserve of oil fields a few miles from the mainland coast. They held a referendum and the majority of people (like over 80% if I remember correctly), voted not to drill oil. The reason is that it would probably affect their coastline and tourism, a major part of Portugese economy. So yeah, they have a lot of resources in the sea but aren't using them to attain their countries beauty, and if you've ever visited Portugal it has a beautiful coast.
Yet the money that this EEG would assembly line in, would give Portugal the necessary funds to keep its prestine coastline prestine. Using the money revenue, and may even lead to another technology that environmentalists would love, liek clean coal, clean ocean gas. Could you imagine how many places around the world could benefit from something like this? Far reaching potential, that we would deny ourselves? Is just sad.
Não acredito que esse referendo tenha acontecido...
@@ericjohnson7234 Studies were done at the time. Portugal was hardly going to profit from the exploration due to the agreements that were in place with the oil drilling companies.
@@zebetomusic that is still alot of natural resources that can help Europe out of a spot if we are to retake Europe for the good of its people. sounds like a broken record but im not done yet. I want Europe returned to its peoples hands. perhaps that can still be done through the gods hands. a godlike wonder. perhaps? A miracle?
The decision not to explore oil in Portuguese territory was probably one of the best decisions of the last 60 years in Portugal and the Portuguese who think otherwise are very stupid. The Portuguese state would only receive +- 45 thousand euros/month for all occupied land areas and 575 thousand euros/month for maritime areas. and royalties (value paid per barrel) 0.1% to 5% per barrel in maritime explorations and between 3% to 8% in land explorations depending on the production volume. To make matters even worse, all oil and gas discovered would belong entirely to the concessionaire with no obligation to stay in the country.
The map shown at 7:18 is a 21st century PARODY, it's not a real map from the Salazar era. That map is a parody of the authentic Salazarian map shown at 7:19
I thojght it was weird when I first looked at it lmao
@@tomi2205 Both the original and the parody are weird maps... The parody perfectly copied the style of the original.
Canada now: Oh Portugal, it's that faraway country I hear about in exotic tales and history books.
Canada in the future: Oh hello neighbour. How aboot some beer?
Yeah, Portugal also had colonies in Canada before Colombus arrived
Yeah we discovered new foundland that's why it's called Terra Nova and newfoundland
Canada is called Canada because the Portuguese name it this way ,CA Nada ,meaning nothing here
@@heldercardoso8552 tf fr? Lmao.
@@heldercardoso8552 Theory*
As a Portuguese citizen, I am not sure what to think of "The Portuguese always have a creative way of seeming much bigger than they really are." 😏 😤
Well we were fighting the Ottoman Empire during the spices route. So I’m guessing small in size, but never an underdog?
@@togaoitb7121 u fun at party
@@Costikeke what sort of reply is that?
@@togaoitb7121 ignora, o gajo é só burro mesmo...
@@Costikeke how long u pp
"Last one to leave"
Spain sweats nervously
Yep, Portugal's original African colony is now held by Spain.
@@RedXlV which colony is that
@@cruzgomes5660 Ceuta. Conquered by Portugal on August 21, 1415. Officially transferred to Spain on January 1, 1668 .Though it had already been de facto Spanish for a century due to gaining a Spanish majority population during the Iberian Union, and was the only (nominally) Portuguese colony to side with Spain during the Restoration War.
@@RedXlV ah I see, thank you for the info!!
Portugal: *Starts colonialism and world-spanning empires*
Britain: "Write that down, write that down!"
😁😆😂
Or invade Portugal and take it from them
And that's how a beautiful friendship blossomed :)
And the slave trade.!!
@@mandategaming they never did that
Coincidentally, today (November 1st) is the 266th anniversary of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake.
The earthquake that doomed us.
The earthquake we celibrate.
There are two types of people
@@chilln0648 lol
:(
Actually, as a Brazilian, I was taught that Dom Pedro I was aware of his need to leave Brazil if he wanted to keep Portugal's throne, so for the royal family not to lose control of Brazil, he had left his son Dom Pedro de Alcantara as a Principe Regente of the country. The story about deciding to "seize power" was written from the first moment the royal family left Brazilian lands.
Interesting controversy you bring up there. Shows you how narratives shift and facts can be interpreted differently. Appreciate it. :)
Well, both things are true. He was left behind as regent and then seized power
@@fgsaramago True. I was just throwing some light over the planned aspect of it all.
I'm from Brazil too, and that's true.
And then along came Thomas Cochrane, El Diablo.............
Both my grandparents fought in ultramar war, One in Angola and Moçambique, the other one in Guiné. The two are still Alive and the things they tell me are about the war times are so interesting and some sad like my grandpa carrying a dead friend for kms while wonded by a frag grenade, or running from crocodilos and what surprised me the most was that they didn't want to fight, they were all friends but the governments ideals are always like this. A lot of the Middle ages society in Portugal was born in the old overseas territories, my mother was born in Luanda, Angola In the Middle of the fight with shots bursting through the hospital. My uncle in Maputo, Moçambique and the majority of my friends parents were born there also. Portugal is for us the best country because of all the history that is hidden in this little piece of land 🇵🇹
Respect from a part Portuguese American 🇺🇸❤️🇵🇹
I can attest to that. My own mother was born in Moçambique too.
I'm portuguese and most of my cousins were all born in Moçambique.
I like how you’re calling this insane when it’s just Portugal petitioning to the UN for more seafloor
It's still insane due to all of the red tape they have to go through for that, only a man who already lost his sanity to bureaucracy is able to go through that much paperwork
@@sephikong8323 "only a man who already lost his sanity to bureaucracy" Believe me, the Portuguese are well versed in insane bureaucracy
@@motttta I am french myself so I know way too well what the Portuguese have to go through on a daily basis (and then some)
Big American moment
@@sephikong8323 I'm portuguese myself. Look up who is running the un now.
RLL: Portugal when it controlled everything it owned
Also RLL: Forgets to put Guinea-Bissau as part of its Empire
Macau too
@@selimgokalp2805 He said Macau
18:28
technically also tuen mun
but they abandoned it
@@suleimansghk ty did not know
Portugal being the country of sea makes sense,after all our hymn literally starts with "Heroes of the sea "
HEROIS DO MAR-
@@andrediego6131 NOBRE POVO
@@GuilhermeSoares-ol3yf NAÇÃO VALENTE
@@nuno-cunha E IMORTAL!
@@abelg9053 LEVANTAI HOJE DE NOVO
Hi, I'm Portuguese, and I must say, this is the most synthetic and accurate analysis short video I could see about Portugal's colony history (with all the bad and racist policy but also the European political analysis). An astonishing true historic description. Even learn details! I'll keep my curiosity subscription for sure. If this demonstrates the quality of all the other's curiosity, I'm in. Congrats.
it's not the most accurate analysis but gives a rough idea and it's good enough.
It omits two essential facts: Transatlantic Genocide (so-called Slave Trade) and burning of the whole nations along the African coast. The video has some good qualities but is heavily white-washed...
Looking at your nation's evil past of racism,proselytizing,massacre,I couldn't say if you're equally evil as your country HAHA
skimmed right past the whole slavery thing
Synthetic?
Just a correction, Portugal was liberated before end of napoleonic wars, in fact, portugal and england fought together to liberate Spain, before invaded toulousse, in france. The 3 napoleonic invasions to portugal failled.
Demasiado vinho do Porto bebes tú, vecino portugués. Os dais una importancia los portugueses que parecéis que estais todo el día borrachos. 1808 Bailén, España, primer ejército napoleónico completamente derrotado en Europa, 20.000 franceses prisioneros de los españoles. Los portugueses y los británicos siempre descansasteis durante los inviernos en Torres Vedras mientras eran los españoles los que seguían haciendo la guerra en su territorio. Hay que joderse que venga un portugués a decir que libertó España. Vosotros solos no sois nada, nunca lo fuisteis.
@@Alvar2001 " Torres Vedras mientras eran los españoles los que seguían haciendo la guerra en su territorio. ", Tambêm abusas do vinho tu ,não? para as tropas de Napoleão chegarem a Portugal passaram a Espanha toda ,certo? "Vosotros solos no sois nada, nunca lo fuisteis." Sempre fomos resilientes e sobreviventes e tudo o que outrora foi alcançado foi pela coragem e determinação dos nossos antepassados e se a natureza em 1755 nos trouxe tragedia e morte ,Castela em 60 anos que anexou as duas coroas e tentou controlar 2 impérios só conseguiu fazer Merda e levar porrada por todos os lados ,portanto guarda a garrafa e deixa lá os Portugueses serem felizes a sua maneira . Eu pensava que no Pais vizinho encontrariamos hoje um Pais Irmão mas pelas tuas palavras noto que alguns de vocês ainda nos guardam rancor e ainda têm a mania que são superiores aos Portugueses , mas não são . Viva Portugal Caralho
@@Alvar2001 Dont be mad... Put some ice and go to sleep, tomorrow its another day and you will wake up in the reality.
@@gustavomatias2089Estou moi san, compañeiro, e non gusto do alcol, por iso non paso por alto que un portugués quere presumir falando a lingua do seu dono dicindo que eles e os británicos liberaron a España. . Os portugueses non gañaron unha soa batalla contra os franceses, sempre acompañados de británicos ou británicos e españois. Os británicos non gañaron nin unha soa batalla por si mesmos contra os franceses. Os españois si, dende 1808 ata 1814. Preto de 400.000 franceses morreron loitando en España na meirande parte mortos por españois, son as contas francesas. E uns 500.000 españois, militares, mulleres, nenos, morreron loitando franceses. Bastante máis que británicos e portugueses xuntos. Nunca unha cidade portuguesa, ou europea, resistiu como Zaragoza ou Gerona. Garda a túa merda para ti.
@@nunoalvaresrpereira3676 Nuno, non chores, eu son eu e o resto do país non é responsable das miñas palabras, como Portugal non é culpable das túas parvadas. Xa dixen o que tiña que dicir noutra mensaxe. Pero quero referirme ao vídeo de youtube. Unha cousa son os desexos e outra a realidade. Aínda que nada se di publicamente, España sabe ben que Portugal quere estender as súas augas territoriais e zona económica exclusiva dende as Illas Salvaxes ata o Sur... chegando ata Canarias... ese son os vosos soños húmidos. As Illas Salvaxes non teñen augas territoriais nin zona económica exclusiva. Mentres intentes arrebatarlle espazo mariño a España, atoparáste coa dura realidade.
Napoleon: *annexes Portugal*
Portugal royal family: well I guess we’ll move here then
Revolution: *takes back Portugal*
Portuguese royal family: I guess we’ll go back
Prince: Brazil is independent now
Portugal: …ok
Brazil getting independence and keeping all of his territory instead of breaking apart in small republics is the most big brain move, just saying
Pedro was a smart men and recognized in the entire Europe. Not only a hero for Brazil, but also for Portugal.
1) The elite wanted to rule Brazil their own way.
2) Pedro took the initiative to keep the territory in the Braganzas dynasty.
3) He became King of Portugal while being Emperor of Brazil and abdicated the title for his oldest daughter, Maria. His brother (Miguel) married her.
4) He abdicated the Emperor title of Brazil for his son and returned to Portugal to liberate the Kingdom from his brother and mother in a Civil War.
5) He also was invited to be the King of Spain and Greece.
6) He died young with tuberculosis and his heart is conserved in a glass. He died in the same palace where he was born.
7) He was an advocate for the human rights and his last letter was sent to the Brazilian government to serious considerate the abolition of the slavery.
@Lobster Reviews did ya?
@@bollygod wouldn't say hero but ok
@@Lucas-nq1dj we talking in english to people understand our discussion lol
As a Portuguese speaker I died a little bit inside every time you called Portugal 'she/her'
In English, countries are always referred as she/her.
@@PedroHenriquedoNascimento "always" is an exaggeration, most people use "it"
@@Mullkaw I always say "they" implying "the Portuguese govt".
@@Mullkaw there’s historical context to calling countries she/her, I.E referring to homelands as the motherland
A bit dramatic, no?
I don't understand how this map can show the Portuguese EEZ from Madeira going straight up against the Canary Islands, which belong to Spain. Surely Spain also wants the sea area 200 miles around the Canary Islands?
Spain is just a rebellious part of portugal anyway
because we own a few rocks there, we claim that part of the EEZ
Exactly. Seems like a poorly planned subject matter for this video
@@rodri_rf9200 Obrigado por explicares, estes marmelos não conseguem ir ver o mapa de portugal sem começarem a chorar
We already gifted you the Canary islands. Don't be greedy.
Portugal: We will be the largest sea nation
TeamSeas: We'll clean that up for you
@Lobster Reviews cool bro
Let's hope there isn't too much trash floating about in their EEZs by any chance.
@Lobster Reviews did ya?
Team-Seas is epic, but what about Team-Science?
Will that be a Thing?
I mean, Anti-Science is on the Rise, isnt it?
So why not recommend some education-channel to each other? I think that will do something,
so i recommend Hbomberguy and many others, even when no one asked, so to spread some Education.
I’d like to thank Portugal for, out of all the Indonesian islands, took specifically Timor and _just_ the eastern part, creating the world’s only redundant country name of “East Timor” which means “East East” 🙃
I chuckled at that but it's not that simple. The Portuguese name, Timor Leste means "Eastern part of Timor", not "East Timor" ;)
@@fgsaramago so eastern part of east?
@@matthoward7645 timor is the local name im guessing
Bem, também usamos o Timor-Lorosae , não?
@@fgsaramago True, true. So, it's more "Eastern Timor" than "East Timor".
I am brazilian and very familiar with portuguese history, from whom we are a "spin off". The way Brazil is born, as a surreal "empire" in south-america always amazes me. Portugal is a very special nation, indeed.
tnx for the gold
yet, brazilian kept insulting us every single day on the social media. I am very glad that you think like that. we dont hate Brasil, we are brothers from the same blood.
@@PedroSilva-km8wb e ele n teem o jose socrates e nos temos😎😎😎
@@nunoamericano8720 A CULPA É DO PASSOS 😂
@@PedroSilva-km8wb querias tu ser como o Sir Enjinheiro Zé Socas
My parents are from Portugal. My dad was stationed in Mozambique. I have some great pictures of him there. He was there in the early 60s I believe.
As someone who's speak Portuguese, in 2:13 it is written "Portugal e Mar!" which strangely translated to "Portugal is the Sea!". The problem is "Portugal e Mar" actually translates to Portugal AND the Sea, to get the translation to "Portugal is the Sea" it should be like: "Portugal É Mar" or "Portugal É o Mar".
This E and É makes an enormous difference meanings in Portuguese language.
É: Means affirmation: Portugal É (o) mar - Portugal is the Sea (which would be correct).
E: Add something to the sentence: Portugal e Mar - Portugal and the Sea.
This mistake is not the end of the world, just an observation.
ai o acento, cuidado
Ninguém realmente liga, só nos BR kkkkkk
@@velkryn836 Que louco kkkkk. Não esperava.
Ele não pôs acento, provavelmente pq tem um teclado inglês, mas o lema é "portugal é mar"
@@miguelpimentel5623 é só pesquisar e fazer copiar-colar ou procurar a combinação de alt+número. Eu faço o mesmo cada vez que tenho de usar umlauts para escrever certas palavras alemãs.
I find really amusing to hear Portugal's name with female pronouns, since its map has always been personified as the face of an old man with a thick mustache and pear.
A pear?
Portugal and Marroco are the only countries that dont have gender in portuguese.... all other countries can be "o" if their gender is male, like japan or the UK, and "a", if they are feminin like france or germany.
portugal, you can get it, but why marroco? and why its only this 2?
@@poankiyu7664 He means a "goatee". It's a mistranslation: in Portuguese, "goatee" is "pêra", which also means "pear" (the fruit)
@@GazilionPT Oh right, thanks.
An example of English imitating Latin.
This was really relatable as a Japanese, bc we invested 600M dollars on 2 small rocks to secure a ton of EEZ.
Protect them from China, they will probably use the trick of bulding islands to steal them :c
@@LeonidasArg2021 the bigger concern is on Senkaku Islands claiming that it’s theirs, and they are sending a ton of boats to harass the Japanese coast guard.
@@yukibobz9633 unlease the kamikazes to destroy chinese boats
@@s4stats698 tenno heika banzaaaaaaaai
*Chinese boats go kaboom*
XD 🤣
Learning about Portugal and Spain’s naval history is always amazing. They ARE the sea.
it is full of genocide, I am not sure if "amazing" is the right word...
@@PiotrDzialak well, the portuguese discoveries were fueled by the templars which all fled to portugal as it was the only country in europe who would house them and protect them, so you can't really be surprised of a few purges of heretics and pagans...
@@PiotrDzialak a lot of countries with amazing feats also made very bad things, that doesn't change the fact that an amazing feat, is in fact amazing
@@nelsonteixeira3804 like hitler , we the same fr
@@forrest16 we didn’t commit genocide so how are we the same as hitler
My country Ecuador is trying to do the same. Chinese ships have been patrolling and fishing just outside our Galápagos islands. So the government wants to extend our EEZ to cover the existing gap between the island's EZZ and the mainland, and to add more territorial waters here and there. That would probably more than double our territorial waters.
You guys are absolutely right.
Hugs to our Ecuadorian Brothers from Chile 🇨🇱♥️🇪🇨
Love from Brazil 🇧🇷. Hope you guys can do this
With 1 billion people, a collapsing economy AND weather disasters that caused major crop failures - you can bet the CCP is aggressively on the move worldwide for fertile land for their own people.
Hope you guys do it! 🇪🇨🤝🇺🇸
RealLifeLore, can you please make a video explaining why the majority of Indonesia's population lives on the island of Java, which is also the most populated island in the world. Thank you very much.
That would be a cool video
hmm the "island" of afro-eurasia disagrees
Sounds interesting!
@@DiggyPT **snap** Yes!
De. Be.
Portugal didn't actually have to give up Macau. The 1887 Treaty of Peking gave Portugal the perpetual right to administer Macau, but was considered "Chinese land".
It was to establish good relationships with China they gave it up. It was a smart move.
If Portugal did not return Macau China would take it back as happened with Goa and India
@@gustavodutra2817 Should have given it to China.. the one on Taiwan.
@@Dragonfury3000 Considering how HK is turning out and what they’re doing to Macau now, not so great for the actual people of Macau.
@@yangj0889 it needed the mainlanders more than HK, though. Macau is not dynamic enough to be as self-sustainable like the other island. HK can afford to fight back a lost war, Macau cannot. The fact that so muh of Macau's revenue is from rich mainlanders going to casinos shows how little autonomy Macau had to begin with.
Geez, this makes me want to move to Portugal and own a ship to man across The Portugal Ocean for fish and camping in islands.
re - 7:00
The British did this (ostensibly) with their Empire, also. In fact, when Ghandi visited Britain in '31, he couldn't understand why he wasn't granted the same level of respect/ deference as a British-born citizen, rather than as a citizen of the colonies. The belief that everyone in India was a British citizen, with equal standing, was a significant factor that kept India within the British Empire. When Ghandi discovered that it wasn't true, it was a significant motivating factor in striving for Indian independence.
or how blacks are still being treated in America
Indians still see Britain as the mother land
@@sahulianhooligan7046 barely none
@@toolbaggers they're treated better than anyone
@@sahulianhooligan7046 no they don't.
9:34 The US and the USSR didn't support "the rebels" they each supported "their rebels"
Tomato, tomahto. Revolution, Революция.
Which then lead to the Angolan civil war. Only because US wanted the oil and USSR wanted the geographic location.
@@HumanPerson_final nice.
@@tiagocabrita7497 America was smart about what they were fighting for, russia was looking to replace portugal. That's what i got from that lol
@@linkin5088 Well, if you call smart, giving weapons to rebels so they can massacre the local population and promoting a guerrila war. So I wouldn't say that they were smart on what they were fighting for. However they were smart on they way they planned it, by giving NATO equipment to Portugal and allying with the regime because it was anti communist and funding the rebels at the same time they made sure that if Portugal won they might have access to the oil and the region doesn't turn communist, if the rebels won US would have the oil and the region might turn communist. Notice that I said "they were smart on the way they planned" because what really happen was just dumb, US decided to give the rebels an advantage and prohibited the use of NATO equipment in africa but the rebels still lost the fight, they would however win independence because of a coup, but that made the region become communist and the oil was nationalised.
USSR on the other hand won the geographic influence, but it didn't last long because the communist regimes became non aligned social democrats.
If you think this is too long for you to read then here is the summary: messing with Portugal only leads to dumbfuckery.
I'm a dual citizen with US and Portugal. I was so excited when this popped up on my feed. Great video.
Me too.. Bay Arean Azorean now lives in the Azores...💚
me too haha my grandparents from aveiro but I live in Michigan
Yes, we shall keep sending more people to the US and soon Portuguese will be the largest minority and with time all of US will be ours.
*insert Portuguese evil laugh*
I didn't think the US allowed dual citizenship.
@@absofjelly it is not the US, it is portugal, anyone who is born from portuguese parents/parent, or even if only the grandmother/grandfather migrated long ago, portugal still recognize them as portuguese, unlike US where you have to born in the USA to have the fuckin nationality.
Where the rest of the world see a liquid desert, the Portuguese see a vast flatland of opportunities.
I'm just imagining the day when Portugal and Atlantis suddenly went to war for territorial claims.
Fun fact: Atlantis is actually New Zealand, because most of its territory is now underwater (95%) and used to be land with vegetation and everything. I know Atlantis was just a mythological history but NZ matches the plot so well :D
@@morganlee5774 Actually, there are multiple "missing continents" or atleast thought to be missing continents throughout history. Atlantis is considered to be a possibility, but it is not considered New Zealand, considering atlantis was considered to be in the atlantic lmao
@@morganlee5774 There's popular legends correlated to the Azores archipelago, about its islands being the top of the mountains of Atlantis after it sunk, and also stories about lake princesses. The island of Madeira is know as the Pearl of the atlantic. So I think portuguese islands can more closely relate to the legend of Atlantis than New zealand XD
Heh, how do you think Atlantis ended up sinking.
@@AurelionSass Knowing people, someone had a hold my beer moment.
Russia: That's cute, now we are claiming the entire artic based on the continental shelf rule.
And Canada’s leaders don’t have the balls nor lack of treason to do anything about it
If that happens then China will claim South China Sea and India will claim the Indian Ocean. They have much more good reason to claim it. Both the water bodies have their own names in it.
@@aasamspb967 based
@@alfredorotondo what?
@@aasamspb967 and the gulf of mexico will become mexican
This was really informative and interesting! Keep making insane videos!😊
The star wars title "The empire strikes back" as a whole new meaning now
Ferdinand Magellan once stated:
"The sea is dangerous and its storms terrible, but these obstacles have never been sufficient reason to remain ashore...unlike the mediocre, intrepid spirits seek victory over those things that seem impossible...it is with an iron will that they embark on the most daring of all endeavors...to meet the shadowy future without fear and conquer the unknown"
Bravery is not enough. Humble faith is essential. Probably why Magellan's personal plan was interrupted by other proud, aggressive people.
his life journey ended somewhere in an island where natives are more powerful than the european colonists
@VeroMithril i know but the magellan's expedition contained european colonists with him in his ship when they did that
@@MTC008 He was killed in Mactan Philippines
@@christandichosa1287 i know..
Correction: Portuguese overseas territories had been already severely eroded way before the 1755 earthquake destroyed Lisbon. Our king Sebastian dying in battle without an heir in 1578 led Portugal to fall under the rule of the Spanish crown, which was at war with England (our oldest ally) and later the Netherlands. Which effectively opened all those territories to attack and invasion.
It's the most important loss actually. Asian colonies were by far the most profitable. Brazil just allowed Portugal to decline slowly.
I am Portuguese and the idea is insanely great !!! Actually there are some rumours that high technological entreprises can make artificial land between all the natural islands and the continental Portugal creating perhaps the first artificial world continent : Now this is really insane !!! Many congrats for the excellent summary of Portuguese history !
no dia que algum país consiga fazer uma ponte dos açores até portugal ia dar mais porcaria do que algo bom, os custos e os recursos são impossiveis para já, agora imagina a quantidade de vida marinha que ia morrer presa debaixo da areia ou terra que teria que ser deitada, não é concebível
@@geheimnis8187 Sim tem razão , mas seria um continente tipo ponte mesmo ou como as construções palustres não com terra sólida mas com estacas de alta tecnologia e com devidos cuidados para com o meio ambiente ! Mas tambem concordo parece um pensamento demasiado demais , pelo menos para já !
Eu sou tambem um portugues e acho esta ideia muito bom
Great video!! As an azorean guy i would like to point the major role that the Azores have on all this, it was where the liberal wars started at, and now it is the major basis for Portugal looking forward too being one the biggest when taking that into acount, if you we're to take a deeper dive into to this small archipelago you would be amazed at its beauty and history
we should nuke the azores
Os Açores são lindos. I highly recommend tourists to go there at least once, you won't regret it!
@@toolbaggers 😂😂
yes us "continentals" must joke at the slang but why do you want to separate... I dont understand I recognize the flag but we are under the flag of our mother nation Portugal.
During the Second World War Salazar´s Portugal allowed the Allies to use the air base in the Azores to re-fuel new airplanes being ferried from North America to Britain. This cut the time to ferry these aircraft roughly in half. Salazar was a tyrant, but he did help the Allies defeat Nazi Germany and Mussolini´s Italy. (That said, he was a certifiable oddball.)
Heróis do Mar! (Heros of the sea). Very fitting national anthem.
Such a beautiful anthem
The most beautiful anthem.
heroes? you mean murderers right
@@GAMINGBAUS8703 no, he meant heroes. :)
@@thulsa_doom heroes? you mean murderers right
?
Most people: Clean the sea
Portugal: Become the sea
well its pretty much the same in this case, cuz we have been taking good care of our "backyard" the more our "backyard" grows, the more area of the sea beneficts from our protection ;)
@@vegetapt9144 Team-Seas is epic, but what about Team-Science?
Will that be a Thing?
I mean, Anti-Science is on the Rise, isnt it?
So why not recommend some education-channel to each other? I think that will do something,
so i recommend Hbomberguy and many others, even when no one asked, so to spread some Education.
I wonder how the transition into "modern times" of the French colonial empire compare to Portugal's. I have the impression Britain just gave up on it, knowing it was a lost battle, so it created the Common Wealth instead. Portugal was arguably on the other side of it: inflexible, lost it all. But France seems to have maintenained a lot of its old empire worldwide, using a similar strategy to the Portuguese: making those territories (somewhat) integral to the "European France".
Exactly. I'm from Ireland which used to be a part of the British empire. All that remains here is Northern Ireland which will likely unify with the rest of Ireland in the near future. Britain, more specifically England, has rendered itself to being a small, nationalistic, small-minded and increasingly isolated nation. It's quite embarrassing and sad to see how much they've fucked themselves up with Brexit. Very few countries want to trade with them as they're seen as unstable and untrustworthy. That's how many former colonial powers end up. One needs only to look at Russia...
the country that begun integrating the overseas lands into the territory into equal terms was Spain, and if not the anglosaxon influence in the elites, and the napoleon invasion, very probably Spain would have stayed a unified nation, maybe divided in 3-4 pieces maximum(with american territories as main powers and spain as a side province) Still today you can see how succesfull that interrupted model was mixing and bringing to the world a new kind of people: the hispanoamericans. (no matter how badly the history has treated them). France and Portugal arrived a bit late, and coulndt get it. this model is known as the "roman empire model" a generator empire, in oposition to the british empire that was a predator model only.(only where they could exterminate the natives, they would generate).
@@randalthor1955 Anglosaxon influence in the elites? What do you mean, maybe, the international influence of 1776?
"I have the impression Britain just gave up on it"
No, it doesn't exist, no Empire give up like that. It's not because the Brits did destroy their archives that nothing happened in the colonies.
And for France I don't understand your statement. No the French Empire is long gone. French Guyana and a few islands isn't whatI would call "a lot".
@@randalthor1955 Roman Empire was predator as well. They took countries and transferred wealth to Rome.
Roman collapsed because it was taking more than it gave.
I’m sure Norway is going to be huge if they did the same thing like Portugal… especially considering their continental shelf extends very far into the Norwegian Sea. Plus their claims of Jan Mayen Island, Bouvet Island, and technically Svalbard too.
I think they can't claim the artic ocean, but I'm not sure
Norway's HAARP has been busy setting off earthquakes in LaPalma....not very good people seem to be at the helm of Norway's Ship of State...stay tuned...
@@rmp7400 oh stfu. I know pretending these things makes you feel important but you are wrong. Get help.
Russia is also going to double lol
Denmark too with Greenland and the UK with the Shetland and Hebrides
So I guess Ronaldo isn't saying SIUUU when he scores, he's actually saying SEEEEEAAAAA!
Underrated comment
He says SiiiiiiM
Siu doesn't exist in the Portuguese language.
*SIIIMMMMM
When he scores, the famous word he screams is "Sim", not 'siu'.
"Sim" is the portuguese word for (eng) 'yes'.
"Portugal's ambitious plan will place herself as the world's 16th largest country"
_Lists 8th biggest, 10th biggest, 12th biggest countries_
Argentina, Algeria, Denmark (Owns greenland)
I think it changes when all countries have their maritime territory added like Portugal. It may be an error though
@@user-fc7kj2hv3w , most countries will never be able to claim as much as Portugal for the simples reason that the their cathegory is based on the continental shelf size. Portugal does not have a continental shelf and thus will simply state that the whole north atlantic sea bed is part of it's "continental shelf". That is something that the UK or Ireland, the USA or Canada, which have large continetal shelves, will never be able to do. That is also why, few countries actually resquested to expand their territories, because few can find a reason to do so. Portugal's very proposal is in fact open. The project "Mar Portugal" leaves the door open for further expansions under the permission that there is a continum between the land being claim and the land beyond those bounderies. In other words, Portugal will eventuallu claim even more and did not do it yet simply because there are scientific studies that need to be presented in the UN that are still undone.
Team-Seas is epic, but what about Team-Science?
Will that be a Thing?
I mean, Anti-Science is on the Rise, isnt it?
So why not recommend some education-channel to each other? I think that will do something,
so i recommend Hbomberguy and many others, even when no one asked, so to spread some Education.
Your videos are masterworks. The background beats though are the only problem.
I wouldn't say taking advantage of an international geographical treaty is "insane".
But as a Portuguese, I approve of the long historical summary. Well done.
8:23 this is kinda interesting.
Portugal is a part of NATO, and Portugal considered Goa as their own territory(not a colony), so when India invaded Goa, it was literally invading Portugal, and thus that was an attack on all of the nato countries. Portugal and Nato actually issued warnings to India but India invaded anyways making India probably the only country ever actually waging war against nato and defeating them.
Actually that is false. Indeed India was warned to not do it, but Portugal never got assistance and was told from the start that NATO would not stand on it's side. By that time Portugal was already on the verge of the so called "Proudly Alone" policy. As the video itself showed, the USA (a NATO member), helped the rebels in every colony, effectively proving you wrong. India never waged or won a war against NATO, it won against Portugal which was "Proudly Alone".
The NATO charter specified what territory is covered and it excludes non-Euro and North American parts of any NATO members (this is roughly, but not the exact deal). This is why the UK was pretty much on its own in the Falklands War.
@@l23722 kinda shitty seing as Portugal is one of the founding members
@@alexandre007opa Why is it shitty? Should we have invaded all of India over Goa?
@@RK-cj4oc Portugal would've lost doe
I can already imagine the sheer amount of fish and other aquatic life that will soon be living under Portuguese rule without even knowing it.
Which will make all them prouder...
@@marsattack3622 and tax payers
This is great news for Portugal 🇵🇹
Hope they succeed in them goals.
All the best of luck, Portugal. Very ambitious and interesting plan. Your geographical location allows it.
Will watch and follow this with great interest.
Thank you so much Bulgaria. I loved Sofia, must revisit. All the best to your economical aspirations too brother. 🇵🇹🇪🇺
cronge
ty. u2 brother
They are too weak because only 10M and not rich.....
Can you imagine that this is the cause of WW3. Everyone is just fighting over some sea that is borderline impossible to harvest materials out of.
2:13 the translation isn't entirely correct because what is in Portuguese says "Portugal and Sea!" if it was "Portugal is the sea!" it needed t be written like this: "Portugal é o mar!"
Its actually portugal is sea because "portugal **é**mar" I mean if we were the sea
@@geometryjumpfl2784 Cristiano7 is right that means Portugal and the sea.
@@lucasbarcellos8356 the channel just forgot an accent, it "Portugal é mar"
@@geometryjumpfl2784 I know but makes more sense, the defined determinant isn't in English but in Portuguese needs, because it's not a sea it's *THE* sea
What RLL wrote as the translation is "Portugal is *the* sea"
"Portugal é o mar"
Portugal translates to Portugal
Is translates to "é"
The translates to "o"
Sea translates to "Mar"
I am not wrong, you are
And you are forgetting RLL is a English channel, not a Portuguese one, so there might have some mistakes if he writes something in another language, nobody is perfect
@@miguelpimentel5623 you need "o" because it's not a sea it's *THE* sea
Long life to Portugal and greetings from your Iberian neighbors
Greetings neighbor! 😄
been watching ur vids for a lil bit now and ive quickly become a fan. i dont mind the low volume music that accompanies your voice but i would definitely appreciate it more if it was music without percussions. the hats in this mellow trap beat for exmample can be a bit distracting when i im trying to pay attention to the monologue. cheers mate!
EEZ is not a "territory".
It's just a region of the sea where a country has exclusive economic control (meaning other countries could not plant, mine, or harvest resources from that area without consent).
Also uninhabited islands that cannot support human habitation or shoals with non-existent economic activities could not project an exclusive economic zone.
Yes, i also believe that all types of islands cannot project extended continental shelf (ECS) to 350 miles, it's exlusive to continents not islands
That's why you pay a handful of people to live in houses outside of a tiny military installment on every rock you claim, because now it's a populated island with economic activity.
Madeira and the Azores archipelagos make up a population of half a million and they are autonomous regions. They have their own govermnent that might be why they have an EEZ.
Well, depending on your idea of what a territory is, an area under direct control not allowing others to step in is territory none the less. For as long as a few hundred people live on an island and produce some economic activity, the island can have an EEZ, but as you said, if no one lives there, then there is no economic production, thus, no EEZ. I believe a minimum population must be set internationally so that an island can be considered to have EEZ. Greece and Turkey go back and forth with this. Because Greece extended the EEZ to 12 nautical miles within the Ionian sea, nor Italy, nor Albania nor Turkey can enter without asking for access first. In practice, this is what territory means.
@@emiliospowerballer1441
I don't think there is a confusion between the definition of "territory" and "EEZ"
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As far as UNCLOS is concern, EEZ is well defined among it's signatories, and EEZ is not the same as a Sovereign territory.
Countries cannot arbitrarily redefine EEZ and interchange it with "sovereign" territory whenever they think it is convenient.
That's not how this thing works
Unlike Soverign territories, EEZ doesn't invalidate freedom of navigation.
So an opposing country could park their entire Navy on your EEZ and as long as they are not harvesting any "resources" they are free to be there.
Also EEZ is only binding with UNCLOS signatory countries.
US for example doesn't recognize other any other countries EEZ as they are not signatories of UNCLOS. (though US had establish their own exclusive economic zone for themselves).
And as far as they are concern, EEZ are part of international waters and nobody owns any of it.
Another problem is that UNCLOS has no enforcing ability whatsoever
EEZ is a toothless law, unless you are like China or US or some country with potent naval force.
Quick correction - at some points in the video you've referred to Goa as a city which is false. While a very small state, Goa is not a singular city
He used city as a short term for city-state
i love Goa, my dream is to restore one of all the old abandoned portuguese villas in north goa.
Yes, but for a long period of time as a colony, Goa didn't have the borders it has that and it was much smaller. At least the initial Goa was a city. And many travellers' accounts refer to it at a city.
@@gazpachopolice7211 What was Panjim/Panaji back then? Was it still the goan capital or did it not have one? I can't find much about goa history online..
@@datadavis yes unfortunately the articles on Goa on Wikipedia are a bit mixed up. Apparently Panaji/Panjim as a capital is relatively new, not more than 2 centuries old. The older capital is reffered to as Old Goa. Basically that is the most "touristy"part of Goa with the most churches and the governor's palace. That itself was a replacement of the pre Muslim city of Gomantaka.
Portugal also has plans to become Europe's space port, having more sea aligns with this goal. Portugal is geographically well placed for a space port, but it needs the support of the ESA obviously.
its funny to think that the actual most important space port today is brazil the previous colony of portugal
@@stalinumonwotblitz7743 Other than a major tragedy a few decades ago, what's going on there today that's still relevant to space exploration? Genuine question.
Also, Brazil was considered Portuguese territory on its own right, on par with the European lands, unlike the African and Indo/Asian colonies.
@L C ESA has Kourou, not France. France owns the land. The rocket parts are made in France, Germany, the UK, Italy, Switzerland and others. Also, Santa Maria island is much closer to mainland Europe, and its location means it can launch spacecraft to a wide variety of orbital trajectories. Also, ESA has a tracking station there. Without it, launches from Kourou can't be tracked for much of the Atlantic ocean path they usually take.
Not really thought. French Guiana is ESAs main spaceport. Equatoral zones are ideal for rocket launches.
@@jamesdinius7769 that's is correct. Yet the US, Russia and China still left Europe far behind when it comes to launch cadence,, even without any equatorial region (anything between both tropics) launch complexes.
I totally thought this video would be about them making like a giant artificial island
yeh i see there are other creative intellectuals like me
im from Portugal and that is our c.o.a (equivalent to American CIA) plan. we will then claim another 200 miles out and continuously do that until we've conquered the world again and finally defeat the British empire. all without starting another world war
Thank you for referring the colonial war. Too many people outise of Portugal don't know about this. My father was one those lost generation that was sent for a meaningless war. He was shot in the head and miraculously survived a few days in the morgue without water, food or treatment. He was operated and able to live a proper life, but worse than his wounds were his nightmares of surviving in the jungle and the people he had to kill!
My dad was caught on the other side as a kid. My family came to Portugal in the last plane the Portuguese government provided for "returnados" from Angola. No one trully won that war
My grandad was saved by his friend that sacrificed himself by jumping to a grenade to protect him while they were moving around in the field i think it was in Mozambique + my uncle grandad ( i think this is how you say it but its tio avô that i meant) was in jail in India for beeing a portuguese soldier fighting for the colonies fortunately he got out and both of them are doing well :D
I'm so sorry for reading this. Hope your father had some love and support after that and that his trauma didn't pass to the next generation.
My father didn't want to fight in Angola and evaded the military (desertou) but as he was going often to eat at the camp by jumping the wall he was caught one year later and put in prison in Angola for 5 years till the independence. Still had time during that year to make babies with a woman from MPLA who wanted him to fight with her but he declined too and abandoned them.
"meaningless war" ... defender a integridade territorial de Portugal foi ou é sem sentido? Pergunte aos Ucranianos neste mesmo momento, se eles querem perder o país para os russos.
Tenho pena que o 25 de abril tenho deitado fora um império, onde milhares de Portugueses morreram para o criar e para deixar para as proximas gerações.
Eu teria lutado! O seu pai, fez o seu dever, e muito bem!
I see Portugal as very special country, tiny nation but amazing history culture and people
Terrible economy and judicial system. Very corrupt with high taxes!😉
well, a lot of this amazing history is burning entire nations to the ground and leading in enslaving people across the Atlantic (several million people)...
Portugal can do it.
History of failure after a failure
Ew
Broke: "Napoleon complex"
Woke: "Portugal complex"
*its free real estate*
For many years Portugal due to its position in the map owns a larger part of the Atlantic Ocean then many other countries. I learned that in school when the Net was non existent.
???not even close...try again buddy!!
Underrated comment
@Saberin We actually have better relations with China these days, fyi
Always interesting, thank you.
Go Portugal! The EU should make themselves useful for once and do whatever the hell needed to help them with this. Greetings from Belgium
I'm Portuguese so you might call me biased but I find it mind boggling the amount of energy the EU spends with fishing rights in UK waters but lets something much greater and presumably easier to accomplish go unnoticed. And with a Portuguese UN secretary general, the very same guy who started the process when he was PM in Portugal.
The process is getting bogged down by having the US, Russia and other countries trying to question/poke holes in the scientific data to support the claim, not that there is anything wrong with it but that they always want more data, each time requiring months of data gathering. If it was signaled by the EU this is a political interest of the Union, pretty sure it would move along much quicker
@@fgsaramago Thx for the elaboration ^^ I think it's fine they're spending energy on the fishing situation, but they should do the same for Portugals plan. The EU has a lot of muscle behind it, but it's "leaders" act like a bunch of toothless hippies on the world stage compared to Russia, the US and China. What's the point in gathering all that power in one organisation if they're not gonna use it in the interest of its citizens?
@Geogir Shkelstine diversity quotas ? What are you a pansy ? You know what’s funny they’re gonna do it , and still not pay for what they did and will never accept people on those islands . They will be killed on them … maybe diversity has chance on the continent but not on the islands. Madeira and Azores will never allow what you are speaking about . Close your mouth and sit down . Or keep it closed and go what you think you can to change the situation.
The heck are you two above me talking about? Portugal is paying "plenty quotas" by taking in refugees, having plenty immigrants from their once colonies as well as some others european countries and even other places like Nepal and India. If anything the numbers will stabilize even more because the "white population" is dying of old age, no..? Even if we are talking about "facing the colonial past", I do frankly know some people that may unironically say some overly nationalist crap and treat songs like "Angola é Nossa" as if it is some truth rather than history but I know there were expositions made on this topic, with some minor "museums" opening up to bring awareness to that, so it could have been worse. Plus I seriously doubt someone from any ethnicity would get harrassed in Portugal, even in the islands... I just can't imagine it happening, maybe I'm just too innocent, who knows? But... Really, unthinkable.
Just like the eu should support Greece and Cyprus with their implementation of the unclos agreement and stand by them protecting the EU’s EEZ against Turkish ambitions?
"Portugal is one of history's strangest and most unique countries". RealLifeLore got it right! Loved to see a video about my country in one of my favourite yt channels. Keep up the good work.
Portugal is actually an accident of history. Something to think about.
have you visited some of Portuguese islands? what are they like?
heh *glares at Portuguese who annihilated the brazilians before it became brazil*
Andalusi will come back don't worry
@@carterbentonjr399 well, if Dom Afonso Henriques would not had a quarrel with his mother in 1143, maybe Portugal would be still belonging to Castilla and Leon kingdom 😂😂😂. Blame the Spanish or D. Teresa, not us!
As a Spaniard, fuck yeah Portugal, show them who is the boss. Seeing the map with the gigantic Portuguese EEZ is beautiful. Even though I'm not Portuguese, I'm really proud of them. Portugal Caralho!
Hell yeah, brother!
Fuck no
HAHA! Literally 15min of how horrible a country Portugal was and how hard they fought to keep enslaving people of other nations around the world. and all you get from that is "fuck yeah Portugal, show them who is the boss"
@@husis123 Yes, and?
@@husis123 Boo hoo
lol I was never told shit about Portugal in high school or community college except like basic info on 3 Portuguese explorers. Honestly learning that Portugal started the age of European Imperialism as far back as 1415 and that Rome at its apex did not have all the land assets that Portugal did was crazy!
Isn't it amazing that all these creators are contribuiting to teamseas? it's really cool how alot of creators are particpating for a good cause
What is teamseas?
Watch the video maybe? lol
@@joaquimbarbosa896 you can search it up
@@adc7071 already did
EEZ's are not sovereign territory. They're international waters that a state has exclusive economic rights over (that's what EEZ means - exclusive economic zone).
Sovereignty ends 12 nautical miles from habitable land. The 200nm EEZ radius does not count as 'territory '
It's still considered by the UN as a form of territorry. And tbh, a much more important one, since there isn't any real distiction between sovereign waters and EEZs other than the ability to bar passage, which is irrelevant given that a navy powerful enough to exploit these waters can probably also defend them.
Finally a reasonable comment. The video is pretty misleading in treating EEZ as part of the countries territory. The EEZ is literally region beyond the territorial waters where the country has some rights but not full sovereignty.
I think I will call this one the most disappointing video I've ever seen on youtube.
Having something and being able to keep it are two different things..
one reason Portugal became a superpower it its time because it was the first Nation to perfect global navigation, insofar that Portuguese kings and merchants could put troops and capital anywhere on the map, preciously, without any guesswork whatsoever
It's so simple, once you realize it. That the answer to "how far north/south am I?" is "well, how high is the North Star?" Once you know that, and you know what's at that latitude on both coasts, presto!
I think about Portugal 🇵🇹 every day, miss it more than words can say. Saudades grandes.
why did u leave?
Tb eu, sinto o cheiro, os sons... Faz parte da alma.
Também tive que imigrar, não há nada como a nossa casa.
Temos que crescer cá fora para voltar à nossa terra e fazer a diferença.
Desde o golpe militar de 74 que o nosso país está entregue a uma organização criminosa...
Portugal is the kid who peaked in high school and keeps trying to relive their glory days, growing in many senses, but never manages to let it go (even though those days had some ... Problems)
Why is this so perfect
I think Portugal needs to find new ways to peak. Maybe research, medicine, services and other things
Heaven has publicly recognized that the only country on earth that will maintain the True Faith is Portugal. Although....it will be a converted Russia who ultimately will restore Christendom worldwide.
@@rmp7400 Correct.
Portugal was always flawed and suffered alot (hence why most of the flag is red) but it accomplished alot and it helped to shape the international commerce thats so common today. Portugal helped more to unify the world with their business tactics than most big nations that just wanted to take everything for themselves.
The world we live in where RUclipsrs save the world instead of politicians
If anyone is going to try to save anything, hope they are humbly serving Christ Jesus, or they too will just do more harm than good...
@@rmp7400 you mean ALLAH
@@rmp7400 no one... asked
@@bane8305 ALLAH, Remove the A And LLAH, replace it with G and the letter O then D
@@Kolchak_Enjoyer Allah just means God basically. Christians in Arabia also use Allah. Btw Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser
Portugese cities with all those white buildings with red/orange roofs look so nice
It's standard here.
@@t.alperslan689 Perfection. Keep it that way
Basically mandatory, really
if you go to north east you find a completely different architecture made of stones, if you go south you will find white houses with top terraces no roofs, each region have its own identity, this also happens with food.
Informative, useful, and helpful.
"I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully."-George Bush
Given that over 50% of the trash in the ocean is from fishing which almost no-one talks about, and that we've driven fish populations to less than 10% of what they were 2 centuries ago, I disagree with that.
@@thomgt4
Has someone been taking a cencus of the fish population?
@@rd9793 Yes
@@rd9793 Yes, King Neptune
@@Robin-jk6wz
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Really good video. As a Portuguese myself, it is so great to be "noticed" by such a large channel. By the way, some curiosities to add to the Portuguese colonial decay:
- The first sign that something was about to happen was actually in 1580, when the Iberian Union began. Portugal, being an autonomous part of Spain, kept its colonies, but that title was degrading as the Spanish kings went with planning the complete annexation. Fortunately, Portugal regained its independence in 1640.
- The British Ultimatum in 1890 was really tough. For both parts! Let's recall that they still have the oldest alliance in the world, so, for the British, that sort of felt like betraying. But the United Kingdom went on with it due to the railroad they wanted to build. Portugal's decision to accept the ultimatum was influenced a lot because of the 648 year-long alliance.
"being an autonomous part of Spain" Nope. We were under the same crown as the Spanish Kingdoms. One guy who ruled many places, but we were not part of Spain. We never lost our independence. We lost our sovereignty.
@@GumSkyloard Yeah, that's true, I just didn't want to put much detail into that. At least D. Filipe II/III and D. Filipe III/IV did want to do that, and were about to do it. God bless D. João IV! Hey, and to be fair, neither did Spain itself as much. It was made from a Royal Marriage, soooo...¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I guess history is not easy
one day the fish will rise up and throw off their colonial masters!
Or get fished into extinction. One or the other...
@@c.rutherford we don't fish our waters like that but hey u can still make your wee jokes
I think about Portugal a lot. My son and his fiancée emigrated there
It's a great place to call home
Great channel, earlier comment is not directed towards channel! Great job and very informative👍
"The US and USSR agreed Portugal should let go of their colonies"
🎵That is impressive, disturbing, and makes them uncomfortable🎵
That was pretty wild. I got told first hand about Mozambicans studying under the soviet regime here in Europe!
@Magnitude I know. I was quoting Homestar Runner
@Magnitude as any other colony too
It's like that line from a song by Will Smith: "First one in, last one out the club."
It's incorrect though, Spain still has colonies in Africa. Specifically Ceuta and Melilla.
USSR:
“Portugal are evil imperialists.”
Eastern Europe, the Baltic’s, Caucasus and Balkans:
“Are we a joke to you?”
Cries in balkans
Is anyone ever gonna save this place
Foreign prices being here is still awful.
Only slovenia,croatia and greece are good
USA :
Portugal Are Evil Imperialists
Rest Of Humanity :
@@aymanhasan-2991 Muslims :
USA is An Evil Imperialists
Also Nato:
@@aymanhasan-2991 hey we only use our empire to encourage democracy!
Bahrainis:
USSR: They are colonizers. We are ✨Imperialists.✨ We are different.
Lol
Go portugal!!! You're a madlad, and land is the ONLY non renewable resource. I hope they succeed.