@@sizanogreen9900 I have to say, I went to Paris when my daughter was little and found the people there very courteous and easy to converse with. I took my daughter to a playground outside the hotel, and a young French man was there with his two little kids. Even though his English wasn't perfect, and my limited French was awful, we managed to have a little conversation with each other, and the kids played nicely as well.
@@Unwebonnn yes, mild inflation, Generals wanting to shoot each other, urban guerrillas, wine so tannic (but good) that it is almost banned in France...😅
Rivers are actually not so great as borders, since they sometimes change course. That causes a whole argument about whether the border still follows the original course or the new one That leads to one of 2 bad outcomes. Either the river is no longer the border (even though everyone has become used to it being the border) or someone just lost land to someone else Mountain ridges are much better since they are not easily crossed and they rarely move over time
Yeah, But the problem with Mountain Ranges is, compared to rivers, They're relatively rare, So in some cases your choices for borders are: A river, Or a completely arbitrary line. In such cases, Personally I'd go with the river just because I think it looks nicer, plus rivers don't often shift by _too_ much, so even if one side does wind up losing land it's usually nothing catastrophic.
Venezuelan here: this has already been brought to attention in other places of the interweb but this "10 million voters 95% of whom said yes" figure is really being called into question because there was not actually a lot of people going to the voting centers, they were mostly empty. And this government isn't exactly known for being fair with elections. So they claim that 95% of voters said yes but most likely these figures are fabricated by the government so they can say the have popular support and just continue with their interests as usual. On top of that, I've heard a lot of people who work for the government say that they were forced by the military police to vote yes "or else"; and some reports of people being held at schools (we use schools as voting centers, not sure how common that is worldwide so I'm mentioning it just to be safe) and were not allowed to leave until they voted yes.
Yo no vote porque no apoyo al gobierno pero eso no me aleja del sentir y decir que El Esequibo es Venezolano, para mi un referendum no es la solucion, hay que tomar territorio como se hizo en la isla Anacoco en la decada de 1960
I wish it were otherwise, but Guyana doesn't stand much of a chance, jungle or no jungle. They're a young country of less than a million with little to no army, no military tradition and no serious support from abroad. In contrast, Vietnam is and always has been an exceptionally militaristic country with a long history of thwarting invasions. When they fought the US, the North Vietnamese already had decades of experience from their recent wards against the Japanese and the French. They were highly motivated by ideology and nationalism, and received ample support from the USSR and (initially) China. Jungles alone aren't going to hand Guyana a victory here.
I think Venezuela isn't going to be successful but not because of jungles specifically. We have them jungles too and I'm sure the military more or less knows how to deal with them. The thing is that there's a lot of shit going foul with Venezuela rn and if we try to actually invade another country it's going to be much worse for us. I guess it's just me hoping that we don't do anything because I know it will be bad lol.
I don´t think Guyana will stand alone. Brazil will not stand by, and has already sent troops to the border. Territories of The Netherlands and France are way too close for comfort. The US will not want an anti-west regime to expand. And much of the oil from Guyana is extracted by China, so China also won´t want this either.
Brazil is here too keep peace and mediate between Venezuela and Guyana. Maduro and Lula have great relationship so that would be alright. Dutch territories arent close to the region. France has not so much to do with this. The US also spend a lot of money and negotiation to the Maduro government, and they won't throw that all away. China is doing way more business in Venezuela than in Guyana, but I think China will play the same role as Brazil.
After you decided not to have Brazil for letter B.. Just say you're talking about any country you want if you'll be breaking the "rules" >:( (I'm an angry brazillian)
If you want to know the actual Brazil situation, I believe I spoke about it in the DR congo video. (the real one is very confusing don't ask me how I missed brazil on the list)
@@ArvindPersaud It is a good thing u left because ppl like u r just so foreign minded. Due to Guyana previously being a colony obviously it will not become financially independent in such a short time period but slowly it has been seeing improvements and the crime is just like in any other country while it may be high it usually doesn't come unprovoked.
@@ArvindPersaud So being so quick to highlight the bad not seeing that the state you are moved to is very well known also for the crime isn't being foreign minded?
Greetings from Guyana. My grandpa migrated to england when Guyana gained independence. Id like to visit the British sometime in the future, for my masters dergree perhaps, but the situation does look Grim. I hope all works out well with no violence, becaue there is a 60:1 ratio. If 1 or 2 % of the Venezuelan population decided to relocate themselves there, they would be larger than the whole population. And we speak English, and are not aware at all much about spanish culture and so. We are mostly culturally tied to the caribbean, the USA and England. Fun Fact: Guyana has had ~700 000 in population for the last 30 years. Thats bcuz of migration. In Total, the population of people that have migrated from the country is probably significatly larger than those that have stayed, about 1.3Mil. Guyana has had one of the highest suicide rates and one of the highest brain drain rates in the world.
Hi, Greetings from Venezuela. If it makes you feel better I think that if we actually try to invade it's going to be equally as bad for us (if not worse) than it will be for y'all. Venezuela's current internal situation is very grim and it will only get worse if we take action, because the US will be handing out sanctions freely, and our economic situation is gonna get hurt real bad and we're gonna have another 2018 event (for context in 2018 a good portion of us were basically right next to dying of hunger because there was quite the food shortage and and inflation rates were quite intense). So yeah, I don't think the government is stupid enough to actually take action, and if they do it's gonna be terrible for the both of us.
We have a President who has dementia leading a political party who want to end fossil fuels and force us back to the stone age to save the planet by murdering 80% of the human race.
Brazil and most of the Commonwealth wouldn’t allow an invasion either, as they have good relations with Guyana. I doubt even China would allow this as they’ve been investing in Guyana. So Venezuela is fucked.
Guyanese Here. Never thought i would see a day Ibxtoycat Talking about my country, been watching u for a few years. So funny to me the reason everyone has been talking about my country is due to potential war or invasion
Unironically I'd like to see a GeographyNow style 'every single country in alphabetical order' video series. And furthermore I WOULDN'T consider that an improvement of the quality of your videos causing me to remove my Patreon funding. That would be right at the line ...but if you ever start improving your quality I'll go full Venezuela and remove 2/3rds of it.
There are currently 4 countries that begin with the letter H The least populated being The Holy See (Vatican City) with a current population of 518. The third most populated being Hungary with a current population of 10,156,239. The second most populated being Honduras with a current population of 10,593,798. And to my surprise, the most populated country that begins with H is Haiti with a current population of 11,724,763. You're welcome 😁
fun fact: Guyana does not have 800,000 people, it has over 2 million, and over 1 million live in USA, if the US was to call a referendum to incorporate the entirety Guyana as a new state and only allow Guyanese to vote, it will pass with over 2/3, but it's not a case that it really needs to...
I am from guyana. The referendum in venezuela was fraudulent. Not many people were are the polling station. Guyana has 6 races. Blacks and indians are the majority. The other races are small. Our national language is english. Not Latin. We speak a creole version of english language mixed with dutch, spanish and portuguese words in most places. Also guyana is majority christian which spread across many races and it is growing. Please educate yourself properly before taking nonsense. Finally. Guyana is still here and we will still be here in the future.
@@reydebuenosaires9272 Who are you to speak on these matters? Do you live in continent? Mind your own business. We will see who speaks what. We are in the book of revelation. I am fully aware what is coming. Venezuela is going to be under the beast kingdom which will be destroyed by Lord Jesus.
@@reydebuenosaires9272 Let me point out one more thing to you. No man owns any land. Lord Jesus is GOD almighty and he owns all lands. When he returns he will give the land and the people as property to the true christian's. You are not a christian because you would not have been so greedy. I am going ask the Lord to hand you over to me as property when he returns to establish his millennium kingdom. We will see who will get the last laugh. 😁
Guyana is dealing with Exxon-Mobile because they (Guyana) do not have the experience or expertise to get the oil themselves. Venezuela's oil production has dropped significantly and continues to drop, so if Venezuela does take over and Exxon-Mobile is no longer involved, the odds are that the oil will not be accessed at all for a while. It is difficult to imagine any oil company getting involved in a venture that will require a substantial amount of money to access when this can be seized at any time by a government that has done this repeatedly before.
One of my friends is from this country, having no citizenship in my home country. I pray Guyana stays alive, and keeps their oil, the only saviour to bring them out of poverty
There is ALOT of Guyanese diaspora on Georgia (Atlanta) and New York (New York City) and Ontario (Toronto) *Me having a Guyanese dad and born in Atlanta
If Venezuela was smarter when they were flowing in oil money pre-Guyana's discovery they should have offered to buy the land like USA did with the Gadsden purchase of Mexico
Honestly think it'd be pretty funny if Venezuela and Suriname enforced their claims but no more, Leaving Guyana as a weird sliver of a nation away from the coast.
Technically, all of the land from the Orinoco River to the Amazon River is the Guyana Shield, so there are 5 Guyanas: Spanish (Venezuela), Portuguese (Part of Brazil), British (Guyana), Dutch (Suriname) and French. And also, the Region between the Esequibo River and Venezuela was part of the Spanish viceroyalty of New Granada, until the UK took a chunk of Suriname from the Dutch and ocuppied the area from Venezuela. I do not endorse any effort to retake it or the Venezuelan government, but this is another prime example of the British messing up borders.
What do you expect their present is a dictator the cabinet have no choice to vote in favour or else I'm Trinidadian and I hate the fact those damb Venezuelans trying to flood my country illegally 🤬
I feel like you put too much focus on oil company controlling Guyana. It's just getting help, like how China puts investment into African countries. They don't have the money or influence/tech to do it so they need an outside source to help. Either you get an outsider to help and get a good share or you just don't make any money. Guyana as a country has become much richer over the recent few years thanks to this deal. While Venezuela just gets more and more poor
I went through the whole video without even realizing that the series was supposed to be about the highest population countries and only realized when you mentioned germany and gabon....
you mean the Maduro regime might not exist after the Guyana war is over, with the USA and UK plus allied nations intervening to kick Venezuela out of Guyana precipitating economic collapse in Venezuela plus a anti maduro revolution.
I don't think Britain needs to get involved in this. The Guyana president made an announcement about this situation. He didn't mention Britain. They're not asking for our help.
"Is killing soldiers in a territorial conflict really worth sticking it to a big corporation? I don't think so, anyway this country is incredibly poor and people die here really young and all foreigners are wealthy in comparison." For the record, I agree that 'sticking it to exxon' will make no material difference to the people, and the land grab is just a corrupt government trying to shore up power, but no one can deny the amount of suffering that goes on in this region due to these corporations. We can at least understand how people in this region are convinced that the soon to be war is between Venezuela and Exxon.
I love how all of u just hear one side of the story just because u r too lazy to search or read anything in Spanish, like that it's easy just to read news from Guyana or with Guyanese biases with no intentions of understanding the venezuelan point of view
The actual list by population: A: Argentina B: Brazil C: China D: DR Congo E: Ethiopia F: France G: Germany H: Haiti I: India J: Japan K: Kenya L: Laos M: Mexico N: Nigeria O: Oman P: Pakistan Q: Qatar R: Russia S: South Africa T: Turkey U: United States V: Vietnam Y: Yemen Z: Zambia
The 95% that the Venezuela vote equates to 10% of the person who actually. So get facts right and the people in Guyana can speak English it's the only nation in the region that is English-speaking. We as a nation want peace just as our neighbors want to cause problem in the region.
dl you really beleive that venezeula can win????? even thou they are three times stronger guyana has america and british. and if urkraine can defend themself from a much better army. i think guyana will be fine
Guyana has: Good infrastructure Good reserves (currency, food, etc) Access to US weapons, training, and intelligence support Access to British weapons, training, and intelligence support, A stable economy that can support war.. And Muslims. Guyana has AlOT of Muslims. These people don’t quite even when they are in the back foot.. which they are not. Venezuela is going kinda nuts right now. Either it loses fast to a modern army…, or it losses in how many generations and understands what both America and Russia learned in Iraq and Afghanistan about Islam.
Suriname also has a border dispute with Guyana. If the Venezuelan government of Nicolás Maduro decides tomorrow to annex the Essequibo area following a military action following a referendum, the Guyanese will be faced with a taste of their own medicine. The Venezuelans have been claiming the Essequibo area for decades, because they assume that during the colonial administration of the British - in what is now called Guyana - the aforementioned area was confiscated by the German Robert Hermann Schomburgk by drawing up false maps. . Venezuela was certainly no match for the British militarily at that period, so the area was added to Guyana. It must be clear that the British also wanted a so-called foothold on the mainland of South America. On our side too, the British have done everything they can to steal territory from the other colonizers in the North Sea. The fact that part of present-day Guyana also belonged to the colony of Suriname can still be deduced from the Dutch names in certain places. But it was the same Robert Hermann Schomburgk who ascended the Corentijn and also after this journey drew up a false map for the British, in which he indicated that the Coeroeni Cutari was the upper course of the Corantijn River. He had not seen the truly much larger stream of water that we call the Upper Corantijn. Later, upon further investigation by the British Barrington Brown, the Upper Corantijn - which he called the New River - turned out to be the real upper course, creating the so-called Tigri Delta, located between Coeroeni, Cutari, Upper Corantijn and the Acarai Mountains, without there was no doubt that it should be regarded as Surinamese territory. However, the British wanted nothing to do with Barrington Brown's findings. In 1969, before our political independence, President Forbes Burnham of Guyana, which became independent in 1966, decided to occupy the Tigri Delta by means of military force. As is known, the Netherlands, which still had to defend Suriname as a part of the empire, did not intervene. Due to this annexation and the violent actions of Guyana, Suriname still has a border dispute with that country, just like Venezuela has with the Guyanese over the Essequibo area. The Guyanese government is now screaming bloody murder and is seeking support all over the world against a possible Venezuelan attack to take over the area militarily, but Suriname should absolutely not side with Guyana when it comes to the Essequibo issue. Guyana has occupied part of our territory since 1969, and does everything if the area belongs to it. We may be part of the English-speaking club CARICOM, which immediately supported Guyana, but we have been robbed by the Guyanese for more than 54 years. They have taken our territory hostage with military force and we should not accept that for a moment and certainly should not side with them when it concerns the Essequibo issue between Venezuela and the Guyanese. The fact that the Venezuelans now want to take back the area, if necessary with the use of the much stronger Venezuelan army, of course has everything to do with the large oil and natural gas reserves that have been discovered off the coast of the aforementioned area. This border dispute could have enormous consequences for security in our area, which can be described as the Guyanas. An area that runs from the Orinoco to the Oyapock. It is understandable that Venezuela may wish to use military resources. Isn't that what the Guyanese did to us in 1969, when The Hague did everything it could to get the police unit out of the Tigri area and was under former officer Lapre. The Netherlands did not want to have trouble with NATO partner Great Britain, that was clear at the time. But we now live in the 21st century and must not forget that we have a Ukraine and a Gaza, where major powers commit actions that can cause changes within geopolitics, including on our continent, when business and major financial interests come into play. This is about oil, that's what it was about in Iraq too. We can always talk about green energy and electric cars, but oil is still of great and survival importance for most economies and that is why the Venezuelan-Guyanese border conflict can still cause a lot of trouble for all of us. And especially if world powers get involved. Is oil a blessing or a curse? Unfortunately, this will also be expressed or expressed in this region. Surinamese Newspaper / Source: De West, d.d., 19-11-2023
This series is already completely off the rails and we're only 7 letters in. Common Toycat W
Imagine your partner saying they’ll take you to France and you end up in South America.
Well, at least you could to worse than french guyana.
Imagine having to go to *PARIS* (0_0)
@@sizanogreen9900 I have to say, I went to Paris when my daughter was little and found the people there very courteous and easy to converse with. I took my daughter to a playground outside the hotel, and a young French man was there with his two little kids. Even though his English wasn't perfect, and my limited French was awful, we managed to have a little conversation with each other, and the kids played nicely as well.
@@zappababe8577 you know it is just a joke, right? I've got nothing against the french personally at all.
@@sizanogreen9900why nor? It's the French
@@iginheoshhhh, they are basically my neighbors and they are numerous. Can't say more.
I think I learnt more about France here than the appropriately detailed video about France itself.
Remember folks, if there's no instability or a financial crisis going on, it ain't a South America country 😎🔥
Urugvaj je Srbija
Especially Argentina. The Zimbabwe of south america.
@@Michael_Brock that's still venezuela, no?
Uruguay: and i took that personally
@@Unwebonnn yes, mild inflation, Generals wanting to shoot each other, urban guerrillas, wine so tannic (but good) that it is almost banned in France...😅
Rivers are actually not so great as borders, since they sometimes change course. That causes a whole argument about whether the border still follows the original course or the new one
That leads to one of 2 bad outcomes. Either the river is no longer the border (even though everyone has become used to it being the border) or someone just lost land to someone else
Mountain ridges are much better since they are not easily crossed and they rarely move over time
Ah, the Serbo-Croatian border.
Yeah, But the problem with Mountain Ranges is, compared to rivers, They're relatively rare, So in some cases your choices for borders are: A river, Or a completely arbitrary line. In such cases, Personally I'd go with the river just because I think it looks nicer, plus rivers don't often shift by _too_ much, so even if one side does wind up losing land it's usually nothing catastrophic.
The best solution is no borders at all.
I love how he has managed to say as many things about France in this video as there were in the previous one.
he is giving us the french video in pieces.
@@sizanogreen9900just like how france is in pieces
@@1MercuryOxide1 and the "people" inside there as well are in pieces
Venezuelan here: this has already been brought to attention in other places of the interweb but this "10 million voters 95% of whom said yes" figure is really being called into question because there was not actually a lot of people going to the voting centers, they were mostly empty. And this government isn't exactly known for being fair with elections. So they claim that 95% of voters said yes but most likely these figures are fabricated by the government so they can say the have popular support and just continue with their interests as usual.
On top of that, I've heard a lot of people who work for the government say that they were forced by the military police to vote yes "or else"; and some reports of people being held at schools (we use schools as voting centers, not sure how common that is worldwide so I'm mentioning it just to be safe) and were not allowed to leave until they voted yes.
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Yo no vote porque no apoyo al gobierno pero eso no me aleja del sentir y decir que El Esequibo es Venezolano, para mi un referendum no es la solucion, hay que tomar territorio como se hizo en la isla Anacoco en la decada de 1960
Ah yes, I’m SURE an invasion deep into a jungle is going to end well…
Of course it will end well, i mean, when has a powerful country lost a war against a smaller one because of jungles?😊
@@HolaSoyJuanesI can’t think of a single situation in which that has happend, not once
@@HolaSoyJuanesBut that’s the thing.
Who gonna help them in a war? US.
Who sucks in the jungle? US
I wish it were otherwise, but Guyana doesn't stand much of a chance, jungle or no jungle. They're a young country of less than a million with little to no army, no military tradition and no serious support from abroad.
In contrast, Vietnam is and always has been an exceptionally militaristic country with a long history of thwarting invasions. When they fought the US, the North Vietnamese already had decades of experience from their recent wards against the Japanese and the French. They were highly motivated by ideology and nationalism, and received ample support from the USSR and (initially) China.
Jungles alone aren't going to hand Guyana a victory here.
I think Venezuela isn't going to be successful but not because of jungles specifically. We have them jungles too and I'm sure the military more or less knows how to deal with them. The thing is that there's a lot of shit going foul with Venezuela rn and if we try to actually invade another country it's going to be much worse for us.
I guess it's just me hoping that we don't do anything because I know it will be bad lol.
I don´t think Guyana will stand alone. Brazil will not stand by, and has already sent troops to the border. Territories of The Netherlands and France are way too close for comfort. The US will not want an anti-west regime to expand. And much of the oil from Guyana is extracted by China, so China also won´t want this either.
Brazil is here too keep peace and mediate between Venezuela and Guyana. Maduro and Lula have great relationship so that would be alright. Dutch territories arent close to the region. France has not so much to do with this. The US also spend a lot of money and negotiation to the Maduro government, and they won't throw that all away. China is doing way more business in Venezuela than in Guyana, but I think China will play the same role as Brazil.
After you decided not to have Brazil for letter B.. Just say you're talking about any country you want if you'll be breaking the "rules" >:( (I'm an angry brazillian)
No but this makes sense since Venezuela has ordered military buildup on their border.
Shut up Bangladesh is better
If you want to know the actual Brazil situation, I believe I spoke about it in the DR congo video. (the real one is very confusing don't ask me how I missed brazil on the list)
I watched it don't worry, btw I love your videos :) @@ibx2cat
*dies in brazillian* @@mohammedkalakeenfullfacofk6636
Again straying from the rules i guess 😂 RIP Germany
We gon be safe don’t worry 🇬🇾
Living in Brooklyn, NY, I’ve met a lot of Guyanese people. I’m shocked the population of the whole country is less than 800,000.
It's probably the same if not more in Atlanta. Alot of Caribbean folk here in the suburbs
Because everybody is NY. 😂
@@ArvindPersaud It is a good thing u left because ppl like u r just so foreign minded. Due to Guyana previously being a colony obviously it will not become financially independent in such a short time period but slowly it has been seeing improvements and the crime is just like in any other country while it may be high it usually doesn't come unprovoked.
@@ArvindPersaud So being so quick to highlight the bad not seeing that the state you are moved to is very well known also for the crime isn't being foreign minded?
There are more Guyanese in nyc than Guyana😭
You talking what you don't know 🇬🇾
No in the Name of Jesus Guyana is God,s own
Greetings from Guyana. My grandpa migrated to england when Guyana gained independence. Id like to visit the British sometime in the future, for my masters dergree perhaps, but the situation does look Grim. I hope all works out well with no violence, becaue there is a 60:1 ratio. If 1 or 2 % of the Venezuelan population decided to relocate themselves there, they would be larger than the whole population. And we speak English, and are not aware at all much about spanish culture and so. We are mostly culturally tied to the caribbean, the USA and England.
Fun Fact: Guyana has had ~700 000 in population for the last 30 years. Thats bcuz of migration. In Total, the population of people that have migrated from the country is probably significatly larger than those that have stayed, about 1.3Mil. Guyana has had one of the highest suicide rates and one of the highest brain drain rates in the world.
Hi, Greetings from Venezuela. If it makes you feel better I think that if we actually try to invade it's going to be equally as bad for us (if not worse) than it will be for y'all. Venezuela's current internal situation is very grim and it will only get worse if we take action, because the US will be handing out sanctions freely, and our economic situation is gonna get hurt real bad and we're gonna have another 2018 event (for context in 2018 a good portion of us were basically right next to dying of hunger because there was quite the food shortage and and inflation rates were quite intense).
So yeah, I don't think the government is stupid enough to actually take action, and if they do it's gonna be terrible for the both of us.
I think he was planning on going by population but after getting it wrong on the first two he just decided to do whichever one he wanted to.
this land belong to guyana
I doubt America would allow this
They've always wanted to lower oil prices, so Guyana is very important to them
We have a President who has dementia leading a political party who want to end fossil fuels and force us back to the stone age to save the planet by murdering 80% of the human race.
Brazil and most of the Commonwealth wouldn’t allow an invasion either, as they have good relations with Guyana. I doubt even China would allow this as they’ve been investing in Guyana. So Venezuela is fucked.
Pokemon Mew was found in Guyana which makes the country more based
the Pokemon company cant hide the truth...
Guyanese Here. Never thought i would see a day Ibxtoycat Talking about my country, been watching u for a few years. So funny to me the reason everyone has been talking about my country is due to potential war or invasion
Guyana supporters, anyone?
Yes
Se o Brasil fosse um país sério anexava os dois juntos
😂😂😂😂😂
Vamos criar um referendo ... kkk
Unironically I'd like to see a GeographyNow style 'every single country in alphabetical order' video series. And furthermore I WOULDN'T consider that an improvement of the quality of your videos causing me to remove my Patreon funding. That would be right at the line ...but if you ever start improving your quality I'll go full Venezuela and remove 2/3rds of it.
There are currently 4 countries that begin with the letter H
The least populated being The Holy See (Vatican City) with a current population of 518.
The third most populated being Hungary with a current population of 10,156,239.
The second most populated being Honduras with a current population of 10,593,798.
And to my surprise, the most populated country that begins with H is Haiti with a current population of 11,724,763.
You're welcome 😁
fun fact: Guyana does not have 800,000 people, it has over 2 million, and over 1 million live in USA, if the US was to call a referendum to incorporate the entirety Guyana as a new state and only allow Guyanese to vote, it will pass with over 2/3, but it's not a case that it really needs to...
Residents… the numbers count residents
@Nooticus there are over 800,000 residents in Guyana tho
I am from guyana. The referendum in venezuela was fraudulent. Not many people were are the polling station. Guyana has 6 races. Blacks and indians are the majority. The other races are small. Our national language is english. Not Latin. We speak a creole version of english language mixed with dutch, spanish and portuguese words in most places. Also guyana is majority christian which spread across many races and it is growing. Please educate yourself properly before taking nonsense. Finally. Guyana is still here and we will still be here in the future.
Latin America supports Venzuela. Who is England to draw borders in Latin America. You'll be speaking Spanish soon
@@reydebuenosaires9272 Who are you to speak on these matters? Do you live in continent? Mind your own business. We will see who speaks what. We are in the book of revelation. I am fully aware what is coming. Venezuela is going to be under the beast kingdom which will be destroyed by Lord Jesus.
@@reydebuenosaires9272 FYI you will be speaking arabic soon when your nation is taken over. So much for your big mouth.
@@reydebuenosaires9272 Let me point out one more thing to you. No man owns any land. Lord Jesus is GOD almighty and he owns all lands. When he returns he will give the land and the people as property to the true christian's. You are not a christian because you would not have been so greedy. I am going ask the Lord to hand you over to me as property when he returns to establish his millennium kingdom. We will see who will get the last laugh. 😁
@@nomadhgnis9425why are you so confident
Editing AND props, on the second channel?! Toycat you've gone mad 😂
Guyana is dealing with Exxon-Mobile because they (Guyana) do not have the experience or expertise to get the oil themselves. Venezuela's oil production has dropped significantly and continues to drop, so if Venezuela does take over and Exxon-Mobile is no longer involved, the odds are that the oil will not be accessed at all for a while. It is difficult to imagine any oil company getting involved in a venture that will require a substantial amount of money to access when this can be seized at any time by a government that has done this repeatedly before.
oh yes, i always get new geopolitical news from this channel
Nah, Id win.
I can take on both of them
Stand proud SnockLock, you are strong
Such a good video. Like literally, people don’t realise how well balanced your takes are.
One of my friends is from this country, having no citizenship in my home country. I pray Guyana stays alive, and keeps their oil, the only saviour to bring them out of poverty
Hoi4 players watching Venezuela justify against Guyana: 😮
I still like this channel despite this guy being objectively clueless about geography, lazy at researching and not even bothering to edit his videos.
Exxon has basically a 50/50 oil deal with Guyana, so i don’t think Guyana is going anywhere for the time being 🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅💥💥
I think this due looking for clout and likes
There is ALOT of Guyanese diaspora on Georgia (Atlanta) and New York (New York City) and Ontario (Toronto)
*Me having a Guyanese dad and born in Atlanta
Literally today I bought plane tickets to visit Guyana and now you published this video! Quite a coincidence!
Thank you, you gave a unique and informative perspective!
u people just jump and start talking such thing venezuela have no land in guyana learn the story more before u talk it
You broke the rules to avoid Germany, but not France. I am disappointed in you Toycat, I don't believe you're really British anymore
I think this land is actually rightful Gran Colombian territory, so Colombia as the rightful heirs to the title should get the land.
🤦♀
The British took it from them so their successor is entitled to the Essequibo.
Confusing video tbh, are you saying we should or shouldnt buy 12 in 1 air friers directly off of amazon using your link? I cant tell... Please help
you should buy them on amazon using my link, and then buy one for everyone you love too
Venezuela has to invade and annex a virgen jungle tertitory with not even an existing connecting road.
Good luck with that!
It has one road, but it goes through Brazil, which sided with Guyana.
14:49 Italian Gelato Arse-Cream 🤣
Essequibo belong to Guyana 🇬🇾 not Spanish 😡
Essequibo es la Tierra de Venezuela!
Spanish come from Spain not from Venezuela
Spanish come from Spain not from Venezuela
Spanish come from Spain not from Venezuela
Spanish come from Spain not from Venezuela
If Venezuela was smarter when they were flowing in oil money pre-Guyana's discovery they should have offered to buy the land like USA did with the Gadsden purchase of Mexico
Naaaa, México solo vendió sus territorios para evitar otra intervención gringa, Guyana no venderia su territorio
Honestly think it'd be pretty funny if Venezuela and Suriname enforced their claims but no more, Leaving Guyana as a weird sliver of a nation away from the coast.
Those are not spanish provinces, they're autonomous communities. Provinces are the next smaller level.
Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, Holy See
Technically, all of the land from the Orinoco River to the Amazon River is the Guyana Shield, so there are 5 Guyanas: Spanish (Venezuela), Portuguese (Part of Brazil), British (Guyana), Dutch (Suriname) and French. And also, the Region between the Esequibo River and Venezuela was part of the Spanish viceroyalty of New Granada, until the UK took a chunk of Suriname from the Dutch and ocuppied the area from Venezuela. I do not endorse any effort to retake it or the Venezuelan government, but this is another prime example of the British messing up borders.
What do you expect their present is a dictator the cabinet have no choice to vote in favour or else I'm Trinidadian and I hate the fact those damb Venezuelans trying to flood my country illegally 🤬
There are at least 2 Eiffel towers in Brazil and at least 1 in Colombia
Venezuela's referendum was bs
I feel like you put too much focus on oil company controlling Guyana. It's just getting help, like how China puts investment into African countries. They don't have the money or influence/tech to do it so they need an outside source to help. Either you get an outsider to help and get a good share or you just don't make any money. Guyana as a country has become much richer over the recent few years thanks to this deal. While Venezuela just gets more and more poor
British Guyana not English Guyana. 🇬🇧
Just Guyana, cringeolonialists out
Of course my home country is skipped ;-;
I almost thought they wanted to annex French's Guiana at first, which is crazy, it would literally be Europe vs South American conflict lmao.
This person has to be crazy just like Ven president
I went through the whole video without even realizing that the series was supposed to be about the highest population countries and only realized when you mentioned germany and gabon....
You are a comedian!
Dramatize the situation!
you mean the Maduro regime might not exist after the Guyana war is over, with the USA and UK plus allied nations intervening to kick Venezuela out of Guyana precipitating economic collapse in Venezuela plus a anti maduro revolution.
Oh no! Sunak could do a Thatcher 😮
3:18 Ethiopia was never colonized.
what happened to Gabon?
I don't think Britain needs to get involved in this. The Guyana president made an announcement about this situation. He didn't mention Britain. They're not asking for our help.
"Is killing soldiers in a territorial conflict really worth sticking it to a big corporation? I don't think so, anyway this country is incredibly poor and people die here really young and all foreigners are wealthy in comparison."
For the record, I agree that 'sticking it to exxon' will make no material difference to the people, and the land grab is just a corrupt government trying to shore up power, but no one can deny the amount of suffering that goes on in this region due to these corporations. We can at least understand how people in this region are convinced that the soon to be war is between Venezuela and Exxon.
we waiting
Germany is the most populated Country with the letter G not Guyana!
Depends if you use the fact germany is actually called Deutschland it wouldn't be G
I love how all of u just hear one side of the story just because u r too lazy to search or read anything in Spanish, like that it's easy just to read news from Guyana or with Guyanese biases with no intentions of understanding the venezuelan point of view
You guys are defending opinions and beliefs while Guyana is defending facts and law.
@@EugenaHabibti how exactly is Guyana defending facts and law? You just spit ur opinion with no actual argument
I love Guyana bro
Essequibo belongs to Guyana. 🖕 Venezuela
The actual list by population:
A: Argentina
B: Brazil
C: China
D: DR Congo
E: Ethiopia
F: France
G: Germany
H: Haiti
I: India
J: Japan
K: Kenya
L: Laos
M: Mexico
N: Nigeria
O: Oman
P: Pakistan
Q: Qatar
R: Russia
S: South Africa
T: Turkey
U: United States
V: Vietnam
Y: Yemen
Z: Zambia
I thought it was biggest countries by letter, why not Germany or Ghana?
The 95% that the Venezuela vote equates to 10% of the person who actually. So get facts right and the people in Guyana can speak English it's the only nation in the region that is English-speaking. We as a nation want peace just as our neighbors want to cause problem in the region.
Could you do 5 more Videos including Germany?
I love the Sri Lankan Vest ToyCat.😂
Isn't Guyana the second least populated country starting with G?
If guyana was exciting with out oil before . What nonsense
You need to also update your map and add the state of Michigan or I’ve confused you with someone else who had an incident in Detroit lately… 🤔
I actually already had tickets to go to Guyana I get there on the 9th
Yes. Democratic mandate
why have you've been in Estonia and Lithuania, but not Latvia? I demand
Goodbye 👋
"FA&FO Venezuela" - The United States
Who told you that you are behind time
dl you really beleive that venezeula can win?????
even thou they are three times stronger guyana has america and british.
and if urkraine can defend themself from a much better army. i think guyana will be fine
Not Guyamn
is Peru a capitalist western country? lol
I mean Im really courious, do you think so?
Why am I getting flashbacks to 2021 when these sorts of videos started popping up about Russia and Ukraine..m
Hello folks
Guyana has:
Good infrastructure
Good reserves (currency, food, etc)
Access to US weapons, training, and intelligence support
Access to British weapons, training, and intelligence support,
A stable economy that can support war..
And
Muslims. Guyana has AlOT of Muslims. These people don’t quite even when they are in the back foot..
which they are not.
Venezuela is going kinda nuts right now. Either it loses fast to a modern army…, or it losses in how many generations and understands what both America and Russia learned in Iraq and Afghanistan about Islam.
helo
Humans gonna human. Dictators gonna dictate.
lol
EL ESEQUIBO ES MÍO ES TUYO ES TIERRA VENEZOLANA
Venezuela will rule it soon
Suriname also has a border dispute with Guyana.
If the Venezuelan government of Nicolás Maduro decides tomorrow to annex the Essequibo area following a military action following a referendum, the Guyanese will be faced with a taste of their own medicine. The Venezuelans have been claiming the Essequibo area for decades, because they assume that during the colonial administration of the British - in what is now called Guyana - the aforementioned area was confiscated by the German Robert Hermann Schomburgk by drawing up false maps. . Venezuela was certainly no match for the British militarily at that period, so the area was added to Guyana. It must be clear that the British also wanted a so-called foothold on the mainland of South America. On our side too, the British have done everything they can to steal territory from the other colonizers in the North Sea. The fact that part of present-day Guyana also belonged to the colony of Suriname can still be deduced from the Dutch names in certain places. But it was the same Robert Hermann Schomburgk who ascended the Corentijn and also after this journey drew up a false map for the British, in which he indicated that the Coeroeni Cutari was the upper course of the Corantijn River. He had not seen the truly much larger stream of water that we call the Upper Corantijn. Later, upon further investigation by the British Barrington Brown, the Upper Corantijn - which he called the New River - turned out to be the real upper course, creating the so-called Tigri Delta, located between Coeroeni, Cutari, Upper Corantijn and the Acarai Mountains, without there was no doubt that it should be regarded as Surinamese territory. However, the British wanted nothing to do with Barrington Brown's findings. In 1969, before our political independence, President Forbes Burnham of Guyana, which became independent in 1966, decided to occupy the Tigri Delta by means of military force. As is known, the Netherlands, which still had to defend Suriname as a part of the empire, did not intervene. Due to this annexation and the violent actions of Guyana, Suriname still has a border dispute with that country, just like Venezuela has with the Guyanese over the Essequibo area. The Guyanese government is now screaming bloody murder and is seeking support all over the world against a possible Venezuelan attack to take over the area militarily, but Suriname should absolutely not side with Guyana when it comes to the Essequibo issue. Guyana has occupied part of our territory since 1969, and does everything if the area belongs to it. We may be part of the English-speaking club CARICOM, which immediately supported Guyana, but we have been robbed by the Guyanese for more than 54 years. They have taken our territory hostage with military force and we should not accept that for a moment and certainly should not side with them when it concerns the Essequibo issue between Venezuela and the Guyanese. The fact that the Venezuelans now want to take back the area, if necessary with the use of the much stronger Venezuelan army, of course has everything to do with the large oil and natural gas reserves that have been discovered off the coast of the aforementioned area. This border dispute could have enormous consequences for security in our area, which can be described as the Guyanas. An area that runs from the Orinoco to the Oyapock. It is understandable that Venezuela may wish to use military resources. Isn't that what the Guyanese did to us in 1969, when The Hague did everything it could to get the police unit out of the Tigri area and was under former officer Lapre. The Netherlands did not want to have trouble with NATO partner Great Britain, that was clear at the time. But we now live in the 21st century and must not forget that we have a Ukraine and a Gaza, where major powers commit actions that can cause changes within geopolitics, including on our continent, when business and major financial interests come into play. This is about oil, that's what it was about in Iraq too. We can always talk about green energy and electric cars, but oil is still of great and survival importance for most economies and that is why the Venezuelan-Guyanese border conflict can still cause a lot of trouble for all of us. And especially if world powers get involved. Is oil a blessing or a curse? Unfortunately, this will also be expressed or expressed in this region.
Surinamese Newspaper / Source: De West, d.d., 19-11-2023
Come on bro that too extreme 😮