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Bir Tawil: The Land No Country Wants
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2020
- Considering how greedy humans are, it's surprising there's anywhere outside of Antarctica nobody owns. That area is Bir Tawil.
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For the people mentioning the Serbian-Croatian border dispute, while there are some areas that are claimed by neither nation, they are all still militarily occupied so effectively still controlled by either Serbia or Croatia.
Aightz that's pretty epic.
Is your name because of the warrior cats cat Tigerstar?
Good to know.
That border was drawn back in 1945 following the Danube river. The river changed it's course since then. Croatia claims the border from 1945 still stands, while Serbia claims that when Yugoslavia fell apart, the new border reflects the new flow of the Danube river. Serbian military controls all the claimed land however, so it's technically occupied.
And I'm sure no one will read this and continue to comment that you missed this.
"I don't like sand. It's course, and rough, and irritating, and it gets everywhere"
-Egypt and Sudan, probably
Is that illymations?
I recognise the quote, but I remember not from where it came
XD
@Paden Conner ehm no u
@@jaojao1768 Star Wars, Attack of the Clones
Just another great moment from the prequels
Some guy claims it for himself so he can call his daughter a actual princess
simp
wait,
sweeet home alabama
Several groups of people have claimed it, he just made the news because "aw, he wants her to be a real princess~"
It was dumb.
@@icrushchildrensdreams4556 your comment becomes even more cursed when you realize that his daughter was 7 or 8
He was called Jeremiah Heaton
@@icrushchildrensdreams4556 you are sick
1. Find an unclaimed area
2. Build a top secret research centre
3. Spawn Godzilla
nazis in flying saucers are spawncamping, noob.
The movie is set in Bir Tawil but it was actually filmed in the Mojave Desert near Barstow, CA.
@@nlpnt Zheng He also discovered California which to this very day is still colonized by Chinese and thus has been part of China since ancient times
/give @s reallife:godzilla_spawn_egg
or
/summon ~ ~ ~ reallife:godzilla
WTF ???
Sounds like the perfect place to set up a tax haven.
Breadley Or a fortress of doom.
L i b e r l a n d
or a solar farm
Indeed, that's one of the options I am considering.
Good luck setting up a permanent settlement in endless desert and next to no water.
Bir Tawil is the consolation prize for the country that looses the border dispute
...over the Hala'ib triangle. Precisely.
So sudan, I'm not expecting sudan to invade any time soon
Also the name given to kids so unpopular that when choosing soccer teams, they are the ones left that one side or the other is forced to accept. At first the name made me think it was what you used to wipe up stains in a pub!
Bir Tawil is no ones consolation prize. It is the the prize. This, the world will soon understand.
King Dwain I Lord Of Bir Tawil I’m declaring the beginning of the revolutionary struggle against the monarchy of Bir Tawil! We will seek to found the Democratic Republic of Tawilistan! I’m sending a letter to the American government asking for support right now, I’ll trick them into thinking that there is oil there and surely they will support me in my struggle!
All hail Dixit. The promised land for which we all must return
AlternateHistoryHub hey dude
Oh hey it's you!
Dixit is from my city indore 😂
Hey there!
Solution: cut the Hala'ib triangle in half. Now they're both equally unhappy.
when 2 people want the same girl,
just cut her in half, thats what i did when 2 of my buds found out they liked the same girl
i dont think they were my buddies after that though
@@elf8696 Oh don't be so harsh on yourself, you sacrificed your friendship, and some years of your life in jail, to maintain *their* friendship. Isn't that so wholesome? xD
@@elf8696 cutting a girl in half? Kinky
@@stagbeetle1050 i like how you think!
My two buds took the halves of the body for themselves
Egypt: that's mine
Sudan: that's mine
Later
Egypt: nah it's yours
Sudan: no it's yours
I'm glad your coming up with quips that arn't just copied verbatim from another random RUclipsr's comment.
Congrats, you played yourself
So who's to own?
@@Dragonite_Tom What?
Once eveyday i see you, absolutely eveywhere
There was this cute story when a guy claimed this area, and named himself king of North Sudan, so his daughter could be a real princess.
I was about to comment this.
Awww that's adorable! If my father did that for me I'd die
Sad but I knew that already
Cute story for a white who never faced colonial oppression, like brown and black people
Emad Khan oh im Brown but colonial times happened decades ago and current day Europeans are pretty chill and I’m not that mad at them
It’s like when there’s two cars wanting to turn and both drivers are too polite to go
You've just described the famous "Canadian Standoff", it's like a Mexican Standoff, but with a lot more apologizing and hand waving.
A lovely metaphor, but it's more akin to two drivers and neither one wanting to give way because both want priority.
KyleOfCanada “Canadian Stand-off”. Never heard that one before, but it makes perfect sense!
@Pine alas, it is not for sale.
more like both want to turn left, but turning left is a one way street meaning no turning right
Tigerstar: Bir Tawil
Map Men: wants to know your location
Sup supreme leader?
EXACTLY. \ I already watched the map men video but watched this anyways.
Map Men Map Men Map Map Map Men Men Men
Kim Jong-un Map Men: Already know your location they r map men.
@@seanmacreachtain1742 They might even make a video about your location to prove they know it
I wonder how Egypt and Sudan react to people setting up micronations in Bir Tawil.
Egypt: "You can't do that, that's Sudanese territory!"
Sudan: "You can't do that, that's Egyptian territory!"
Ethiopia: "You can't do that, you'll die of thirst!"
As an Egyptian, I can tell you this is the first time I've ever heard about this actually.
Idea: Cover Bir Tawil in solar panels to make a profit off solar electricity.
there is infinite space for that in the Sahara. The issue is the cost of the panels, but above all the inefficiency of transporting electric power long distances
You'll still need permission from Egypt or Sudan to run electric lines out of Bir Tawil. By then, you could put solar panels in those countries directly.
@@pauljones3017 Why would you run them out of there? Pretty sure the idea would be to live there.
@@ppaaccoojrf : If you want to turn a profit (as the OP suggested) you'll need to run electric lines to somewhere inhabited. Unless you want to start a community of people in Bir Tawil, which would be much, much more difficult than the solar energy idea.
@@pauljones3017 Profit does not necessarily mean monetary gain (i.e., he could mean profit out of having energy in the place) though to be honest both ways of interpreting OP are valid. I just normally assume people mean the "let's start a new country there" plan when they talk about Bir Tawil.
The unclaimed parts of Antartica arent claimed because the UN agreed Russia and the USA both get a piece of that land when ever they want
But neither of them have bothered to claim it
Sounds like the start for a new cod game
I have to convince Liechtenstein to give it a try.
Antacrtica is Serbia
It wouldn't matter what the UN said of anybody had both the desire & ability to actually annex the place.
The reason nobody has is that it is far from all the great powers that could try- they're all located well North of the Equator- and it's a nearly sterile hellhole few people would want to live in. If Antarctica shared a land border with inhabitable, better places it would've ended up like the Sahara or Siberia- minimally colonized and claimed rather than formally abandoned to a couple scientific outposts.
What. Havent you heard of the antarctic treaty, the UN does not allow anyone to claim it
Sounds like some place for a biblical prophecy or something “from a land with no master” or something like that.
Alas, I have now claimed Bir Tawil.
So someone just has to go and create a permanent settlement in the area of Bir Tawil and inhabit it for several years in order to get UN recognition? Sounds like fun
I am on it.
@@kingdwainilordofbirtawil5420 whoa, that was fast
Technically yes, but you're on your own.
Imagine ISIS storming your place, I hope you had your own army.
Imagine drug lords/slavers from sudan thinking your belonging are free real estates...well same as ISIS.
Imagine china...being china...sure they can face repercussion for their actions, but you seriously think any country will try to defend against china an irrevelant country as your?
And god forbid when criminals from sudan/egypt decide to conduct their business there and you have to fix this problem or else soudan/egypt will be seriously displeased (well they probably already do, but at least there is nobody to currently blame )
Only solution would be to recieve the protection of a bigger country ( some country like monaco or the masharl island are in this situation ), but it would be percieved as an agressive military sttlement from said country by egypt/soudan.
@@ballom29 in this part of the world sufficient security preparations must be made. There's no doubt about that.
@@kingdwainilordofbirtawil5420 You have a new subscriber your highness!
This video will go viral.
I can only hope lol
Yes
Im gonna ask what we're all thinking.
Is everything legal in Bir Tawil?
As long as it doesn't (in a way that specifically bothers the U.N. Security Council enough to do something about) break international law in a truly noticable way...yes. Whether you do something that pisses Sudan or Egypt (or the USA and NATO for that matter) off enough, to invade and claim it, though; that's a different story...but those things are extremely unlikely, unless you are using it not just for smuggling/trafficking, but specifically it becomes one of the new most major routes for such in all of Africa...then they might take notice...but even then maybe not, depending on the geopolitics of it all. Mostly though, yeah: basically Anarchy; just you and the en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deathstalker s.
Technically yes.
Burning Man: ULTIMATE EDITION
monkey knife fights!
Quite the opposite, nothing is legal if there are no laws
Its not the only unclaimed territory outside of Antarctica : Serbia and Croatia also have this situation, Ill let you look into that
Spoiler: He probably won't
It's actually a bit different, as Croatia claims certain part of territory is Serbian, but Serbia has no claim over that territory.
@@Whatareyoudoinnhere google liberland :)
Dav Dav That’s how Bir Tawil is too
Liberland and vadiz
Really reminds me of my grandfather
My father: You take care of him
His siblings: *No you*
That's sad. I really miss my grandpa sometimes.
@Hitman, so... would that make your granddad the long lost heir to the throne of Bir Tawil? :P
kinda sad doe
"technically inhabitable" was my nickname in high-school.
EmperorTigerstar, you have the chance to declare yourself an _actual_ Emperor if you claim Bir Tawil as your own!
I'm sure a few of us will move out there just to give your claim _some_ backing.
Yeahh
I have already claimed it.
Now I'm imagining a Sci Fi story where aliens have to settle on Earth, and choose to make bases in Bir Tawil and the unclaimed parts of Antarctica. They live entirely in artificially created environments underground - using artificial sunlight to grow their hydroponic space plants - so they could care less what the surface of those places are like.
You forgot to mention another "claimant": an American man by the name of Jeremiah Heaton, who claimed the land as the "Kingdom of North Sudan"
It's not a legitimate country though, so it doesn't count
I will declare war on him because i want that land
@@kubajczlol
@@abdulrahmana3129 jk, that land is worthless, there are few unclaimed islands in pacific, they're much better than this sand land
Imagine hiring a private army, claiming the land, and then discovering oil in it.
Yes, that would be good.
@@kingdwainilordofbirtawil5420 No it wouldnt. If oil was found there Egypt and Sudan would probably want to have it.
I bet they’ve checked for oil and found none
Don't give them ideas 🤣🤣
and water. underground lakes and vast reservoirs of water show up no matter what up top looks like. Think Libya.
Between 1922 and 1981 a neutral zone of 7044 km² existed between Iraq and Saudi-Arabia. It was divided in two by a treaty between the two countries, which was not filed with the UNO until 1991.
Aren't there still a couple river borders with unclaimed land? A lot of countries use rivers as borders, but when they move due to erosion, one will inevitably claim the current river should be the border and the other will claim that it was the river when whatever treaty determining the border was signed. This leads to similar situations to Egypt/Sudan where both countries claim some land and neither claim other land.
RRW You’re probably thinking of the Serbian Croatian border with the Danube River.
@@katalbinson6562 Yeah. I knew there was a border like that in Europe but I wasn't sure exactly which countries it was between. I think there might be one or two others around the world that are similar, but those are the only two fully-recognized nations.
When you unironically proclaim your country “Deepsheet”.
I thought he said dickshit
nut nut that is what he said Hahahaha
nut nut 😂😂😂
Me & the boys going to deepsheet at 3am
Axl H. I’ll meet you guys there
Places nobody wants
-Cleveland
-Detroit
-Most of Florida
-Bir Tawil
As a floridian this is true
@@LuisAldamiz Yeah but if you go in central or north florida there's almost nobody there
LOL "most"
@Fmono • 39 years ago • edited Oh nvm sorry. Don't want to argue but inland there's not a lot of towns
I live in Cleveland and I can assure you plenty of people want to live here, all the hipsters are taking over 😩
Me and the bois roll up with our camping gear and make the first settlement of Outer Heaven.
You can do that in the Nevada desert
Technically, Bir Tawil isn't unclaimed, it's more that both sides say it belongs to the other side in return for another parcel of land, the Halayib triangle. Basically, Egypt says Bir Tawil is Sudan's, and Sudan says Bir Tawil is Egypt's. Same goes for the Serbian-Croatian border dispute.
Imagine them going to war over it. Whoever loses gets Bir Tawil.
Me: *sees title*
Also me: *ILL TAKE IT!*
britain should claim it and restart the british empire
The British Empire never ended
Why though
Perfectly Fine yeah it did a couple of island don’t count
@@perfectlyfine1675 but when does the British empire end? And the non British empire begin?
These are the questions we should be asking
Alexander Parker r/woooosh
Step 1: finance the construction of a bank on the Bir Tawil Egyptian border
Step 2: Rob bank
Step 3: Walk across to Bir Tawil
If/When I become a millionaire I want to build a settlement there and create city state. Add some shady tax laws so billionaires will invest and then create a city. That would be fun!
Count me in!
Paden Conner terraform! terraform! terraform!
2080: Bir Tawil become richer than Dubai
Good luck getting water there
SuperStandard and then both Sudan and Egypt will claim the land after that..
TL;DR
Egypt: You take it!
Sudan: No you take it!
What about the island between Croatia and Serbia that is unclaimed by both?
Also, what is the music you used?
@@alextwigg1711 ruclips.net/video/N6ORZ7-Mtjg/видео.html
I like to imagine a distant future where the entire Earth is united, but the United Earth Republic still doesn't claim 100% of the land... because it still doesn't claim Bir Tawil. Why? Well, due to some weird clerical issue. When Egypt and Sudan were united into the UER, they were both admitted according to their actual controlled border. And since neither of them, nor any other country controlled Bir Tawil... it remains the only territory on Earth that is not part of Earth the country.
One must remember though that everyone agrees that it belongs to either Egypt or Sudan, they just don’t want to claim it at the moment. So internationally even if you claimed the land you would never get it because it’s either Egyptian or Sudanese.
Alas, I have now claimed Bir Tawil and I'm in the process of securing international recognition.
I feel like it shouldn't be a dispute because the border was changed to the administrative border right after and was the border being used, but anything goes for the right OIL. (apparently)
Sudan and Egypt : oh look, there's oil here.
American : omg, there's a ruthless dictator in Egypt and Sudan. they need democracy and freedom
It's not the land that nobody wants. It's the land that everybody wants someone else to have
Well, I took it.
It's like geographic jenga. Ain't nobody gonna pull that piece.
The second half of this video is called where the Wakanda nation secretly has been established for years. 🤘🏽
It would be pretty funny if Mr.Beast bought that land...
But first he'd have to work out who to buy it from.
There is a similar place in what used to be Yugoslavia. Border was defined by a river, but the course of the river changed. One side wanted to keep the borders the same and one side wanted the border to change with the river. Neither side can claim a particular chunk of territory without capitulating their claim to a more valuable piece of territory. Some peeps decided to set up a libertarian/anarchist utopia, but both sides decided that even if they can't agree whose territory it is that it is one of theirs and not someone else's.
So, are we all gonna go there and get this kingdom going?
All over it
North Sudan: Am I a joke to you?
Oil : is found there
America : that land needs some freedom
Liberland between Croatia and Serbia is also a dispute very similar to this, so almost but not completely true that this is the only unclaimed land outside of Antarctica.
Seems like this would be a perfect place for a Mars or Moon Colony to be practiced. Send a rocket with some astronauts, a base, and equipment, land it there, and run it as if it were in a vacuum hundreds of thousands of miles away.
I’m the king of bir tawil, what is this peasant talking about. As king i have decided to rechristen my land as beer towel, a far more civilized name
Humourous.
@@kingdwainilordofbirtawil5420 well youre not a pretender, but you are a pretender
better rechristen yourself too as Ochin Chin
Scientists discovered massive oil reserves in bir tawil
USA: Knock knock its the united states
As an American, I would find the prospect of a US territory of Bir Tawil quite odd!
Everyone ask, where is Bir Tawil, but nobody ask, _how_ is Bir Tawil
Probably dry, empty and lonely
Me, a guy with no land: hmmmmm
Last time I was this early the British Empire still controlled Bir Tawil
UK: So, do you want me take it back?
So if a crime is committed who enforces the law?
My government will.
@@kingdwainilordofbirtawil5420 Umm sir I think there is a misunderstanding here. The Republic of Bir Tawil is owned by me.
79 in winter, 114 in Summer. Me, from Phoenix, Arizona: UN requires people to live there. Ok, I got this.
There is actually another peace of land between Croatia and Serbia that isn’t claimed by any country for almost the exact same reason. It is now claimed by an upstart country called “Liberland”
Welp, time to start conquering again
I'll get some money to create it.
British Empire drawing straight lines on a map in 1900: You think this will affect anyone say 100 years from now?
Also British Empire: Lol nah fam go for it.
The British didn't build the Suez canal. it was build by khedeve Ismael of Egypt
You find steps of Britain in almost every regional dispute.
you're one of the best creators on the platform right now dude, keep it up
It is claimed. General Aladeen lives there
He is currently building a nuclear weapon.
But the question is the warhead is round or pointy...? xD
Very interesting info, had no idea this was a thing, subbed!
Also, did you know that "Sahara" means "Great Desert", so when you say The Sahara Desert you're actually saying the great desert desert?
It makes sense.
"Anglo egyptian condominium" is still rolling around in my head.
Interesting content. 👍
This is like the “ no you go first argument “
2:23 almost all of Africa and India was a victim of meaningless borders
Great that you figured out what he said and repeated it.
@@PeliSotilas
With straight line or not. Europeans just draw stupid lines for the borders
@@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687 remembers Sykes-Picot Agreement
Yep
you forgot that under the rocks there are huge caverns used by lawless people and terrorists.
District 13?
@@E4439Qv5 i would think more like the zone
@@patriotsrebelsrogues7332 imagine entering in one of those caves and hearing:
What are you waiting for? I said come in!
@@_cyber_cookie_ yeah maybe after a belt of napalm grenades burns out. gotta make sure the spiders are took care of.
@@_cyber_cookie_ Time's money, get talking.
*Bir Tawil* in Arabic: Tall (water) well.
Probably by "Tall" they mean "deep" because in such a place they must have to dig so deep to find water.
>Commit mass murder
>Escape to Bir Tawil
>The perfect crime
So what are the international laws regarding it? Can I just set up shop there and leave offensive comments on RUclips videos without my government censoring me?
Wi-Fi and cellular access are both sketchy, that's how your comments will get censored there.
Feels weird how far east the 'EUROPE' tag is in the first map.
4:16
Name: Kingdom of Dixit
Captions: Kingdom of dekshit
Most brutal way to turn someone down: "You are the Bir Tawil of people"
So if I moved there then did a bunch of illegal things, it would be hard for either one of them to stop me because they can’t enforce their laws without renouncing their claim on the Hala’iiiiiib triangle?
I am slowly introducing the laws.
illegal things like what, there ain't much humans can do there
I want to talk to the 43 people who disliked this. Just like what’s wrong with this subject
Those 43 people are probably Sudanese (?) or Egyptians that hated Bir Tawil
Good video!
I bet there's some dino bones under that sand. Imma grab me shovel.
Who's ready to establish a Bir Tawil Empire?
In truth, I am.
@Petr Říha Time will tell, my friend. Let history be my judge.
Fun fact this Land is called few months ago Yellow mountain kindom
Halai'b Triangle - **exists**
Egypt and Sudan - Mine, mine, mine'
Bir Tawil - Hello darkness my old friend...
Nobody wants Bir Tawil because it's dry. No Bir. 🍺
I will establish my kingdom there.
Already done I'm afraid.
King Dwain I Lord Of Bir Tawil over my dead body.
@@moaz441 I certainly don't seek that.
Someone should claim the land in the name of Kekistan.
I hereby claim Bir Tawil. Now get off my land!
Actually, I have already claimed Bir Tawil.
Are they sure that there isn't any oil under the Bir Tawel surface?
Unclaimed land no one lives on
Puts on red coat and grabs musket. It's colonising time.
It's like Redding CA, but without the trees, river, and electricity.
But still more civilized.
Perfect place to set up a supervillain base.
Let’s do it.
Maybe someday it'll be The Bir Tawil Walled City.
Summer: 45°C
My city in northern India reaches that high in the summers too. Though our winters are a lot colder than 26°C
You're ignoring the small spots that Croatia and Serbia are not agreeing on. One country wants to stick to their old border a it was defined (as shown on Google as well), while the other goes by what the river looks like now. Therefore you have several spots that are unclaimed there too.
Idk. Imortan Joe and his Warboys might want that land. A nice place where they can ride eternal, shiny and chrome.
Yes
k.
A piece of land that I can relate to
It looks like a great place to do a car commercial or to drive around a flat area
I will made and claim the Bir Tawil. Namely is Protectorate Bir Tawil. Heheheh, i'm kidding :)
“Hey, Boss?
I found you a spot for a land-based Outer Heaven.”