Putin’s Energy War Against Europe, Explained

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Комментарии • 9 тыс.

  • @johnnyharris
    @johnnyharris  Год назад +657

    Hey, we relaunched our Patreon (We’re calling it “The Newsroom”) Head over to get access to behind-the-scenes vlogs, extended interviews, & to support the channel. See you there! www.patreon.com/johnnyharris

    • @pratikdharanep.d.8938
      @pratikdharanep.d.8938 Год назад +4

      Hiiiii

    • @Degen_Tech
      @Degen_Tech Год назад +3

      You are a literal legend!

    • @ropro9817
      @ropro9817 Год назад +6

      Obviously, hind sight is 20/20, but how tf did Europe not see this coming... 🤦

    • @peterirvin7121
      @peterirvin7121 Год назад +2

      @@mentesIV BOOOOOO

    • @powertothesheeple5422
      @powertothesheeple5422 Год назад +10

      You should research and report how this compares wo what the US did with the middle east countries over the 80s/90s. We supported that region heavily until we armed them well enough for them to turn their weapons on the west.

  • @jakob.endler
    @jakob.endler Год назад +11850

    As someone from Germany, the protests and such are quite over-exaggerated. Most Germans, by a wide margin, still support Ukraine. Also, Gas prices have recently been falling like crazy cause all the gas storage facilities are full. And current temperatures in Germany are suprisingly warm, so that alleviates some of the problem to.

    • @wlqpqpqlqmwnhssisjw6055
      @wlqpqpqlqmwnhssisjw6055 Год назад +625

      wait for sometime

    • @Crac96
      @Crac96 Год назад +1

      @@wlqpqpqlqmwnhssisjw6055 This Friday it will be 23 C. Maybe I will go swimming in a lake nearby 🌞

    • @himanshusatav4343
      @himanshusatav4343 Год назад +372

      Prices of gas are falling because petrol is still subsidized

    • @notmyname0893
      @notmyname0893 Год назад +54

      100%

    • @Christan_Moreno
      @Christan_Moreno Год назад +486

      Winter isn't here yet.

  • @MsSakuranohana
    @MsSakuranohana Год назад +3102

    As a Norwegian, when Johnny said; “Spoiler alert, in the short term, Qatar is gonna get way rich off of all of this.” I was like … oh okey, I guess we’re not addressing the moose in the room. 😬

    • @GekovarMoonandStar
      @GekovarMoonandStar Год назад +688

      God bless you gas-pumping Vikings, because of you my oven cooked Christmas dinner will taste as delicious as ever! despite costing 4x the price after inflation lol

    • @thisiscrazy4122
      @thisiscrazy4122 Год назад +145

      Those pensions are not going to pay themselves, hue hue hue.

    • @giofilms9099
      @giofilms9099 Год назад

      Norwegian prosperity as the cost of global warming. They’re all going to hell lol

    • @fredko4293
      @fredko4293 Год назад +301

      I mean you guys are doing it the right way with regulations and human rights, last time I checked you guys don’t confiscate your migrant workers passports or build stadiums in a desert

    • @Bluefox1978
      @Bluefox1978 Год назад +143

      Same here! 2.5 km from my driveway lies two humongous insulated steelpipes bringing gas from Norway straight over Denmark west to east bringing gas to Poland and Germany 😁
      Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

  • @kennmoyer2736
    @kennmoyer2736 Год назад +133

    Historically, winter has always been a defensive weapon. Not a big stretch to turn it the other way.

    • @thehelmsfamily5397
      @thehelmsfamily5397 Год назад +5

      Facts! Russia has been using winter as a weapon for a millenial

    • @karlslicher8520
      @karlslicher8520 Год назад

      Water bombs and salt shells.

    • @raggedclawstarcraft6562
      @raggedclawstarcraft6562 Год назад +1

      but it could be. and thank global warming it's not the case in this case

    • @williamsherman1942
      @williamsherman1942 Год назад

      @@raggedclawstarcraft6562Cold weather and winter will always exist, only in smaller amounts of time. Russia is still as cold nowadays as it was during the Soviet Union for example

    • @raggedclawstarcraft6562
      @raggedclawstarcraft6562 Год назад

      @@williamsherman1942 actually it is not as cold as ussr was and you completely missed the point i was told previously.

  • @karapnematicatos8032
    @karapnematicatos8032 Год назад +110

    I work for a Utility Management company in the UK, and it’s been both scary and interesting to see all the changes happening with the Utility Suppliers energy rates and service levels.

    • @peterovesson7482
      @peterovesson7482 Год назад +2

      😁 This is a Proxy war from Year 2014, USA levererade krigsmaterial långt innan 2014

    • @shaun469
      @shaun469 Год назад

      Is it uu?

  • @BioshadowX
    @BioshadowX Год назад +1453

    "Trick up his sleeve"
    Except it's been known about and discussed extensively by scientists and engineers in multiple fields for years and Europe has been frequently been warned and told off for not switching to their own, cleaner energy sources. Is it an easy switch? Absolutely not. But it's been known for years.

    • @Jkp1321
      @Jkp1321 Год назад

      Europe got themselves hooked on Russian oil and gas and then cut themselves off from the oil and gas and somehow this is Russia's fault. I usually want to think Johnny is independent but this reeks of paid propaganda

    • @neolithictransitrevolution427
      @neolithictransitrevolution427 Год назад

      Absolutely it's been a clear goal of Putins government since the Yukos scandal, and avoiding Ukrainian NG production has been a driving force in this conflict since 2014.

    • @Mihayan1
      @Mihayan1 Год назад +7

      What energy sources?

    • @balam314
      @balam314 Год назад +184

      @@Mihayan1 Nuclear + renewables

    • @roejogan2693
      @roejogan2693 Год назад +22

      F clean energy. That's not our concern right now

  • @Gertol31
    @Gertol31 Год назад +580

    One of the great things about these videos is that the comment section is super informative. People are correcting some errors and adding a lot of background and extra information to the topic.
    Great video.

    • @reelenz
      @reelenz Год назад +24

      Yes because his videos are so
      Off much of the time. Take him getting his information from Wikipedia.

    • @antonsofronov8958
      @antonsofronov8958 Год назад +1

      Honestly, when I first subscribed to his channel a couple of years ago, I thought he's a smart guy. Now, when he tries to understand European politics and Ukraine, where I live, I see that he's just another ignorant american who's read a couple of articles, watched videos of protests of marginalised lefties and russia-paid political parties, and tries to put this in a massively simplified video essay. And still he gets half of the things wrong

    • @reelenz
      @reelenz Год назад +2

      @@antonsofronov8958 Yep couldn’t agree more. Doesn’t have any idea what is going on.

    • @neatwheat
      @neatwheat Год назад +2

      @@reelenz I guess the list of western subsidies to Ukraine's war against their invaders was just an example of how openly communicated things actually are today. But the numbers are official anyways so you might as well go directly to the official government sources as well

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +217

      that's a dream come true for me. I'm not some authority on this stuff. I'm a curious guy with some formal training on this but really just curious and doing my best to bring these issue to a big audience. when people with other perspectives come in and add value, critique, correction, and nuance to the topic, everyone wins. I'm really excited about the community of curious people we're creating here.

  • @pavelzeifart
    @pavelzeifart Год назад +169

    Czech republic here. Many households (ourselves included) lowered the indoor temperature and are now saving energy. It's 40F outside, but so far I didn't turned on the heating. Getting colder inside, but better than having Putin at the door and fighting for our lives.

    • @JeroenJA
      @JeroenJA Год назад +8

      all over europe, gov is making an example :), offices get only warmed up till 19°C ,
      and at my workplace they just decided to not heat 2/3th of the office building on mondays and fridays, since so few choose to come those days, that they can all easely sit togheter in 1/3th, still easy to keep a few meters distance between teams if they choose to, since covid aint all over either ...

    • @YawnyCatBird
      @YawnyCatBird Год назад +2

      I live in Canada and we keep our house at 56F during the winter. To be honest, it's not that bad.

    • @forbaldo1
      @forbaldo1 Год назад +2

      not using heating won't keep Putin from your door. That's like going to a protest, I have a stick with a piece of paper on it that will show this dictator .Your options are join the army, or move to England who were so smart as to have a brexit .so they don't have to do what Brussels tells them

    • @premprabhakar805
      @premprabhakar805 Год назад +1

      @@YawnyCatBird canada has its own gas, this topic is about rus and eu

    • @JeroenJA
      @JeroenJA Год назад +10

      @@forbaldo1 lol, like brexit made the UK any less energy dependent? wtf? 😀
      you would have ben less energy dependent had the UK listened more to the insolate britain campaigners ;-)

  • @Jamie-ul6ww
    @Jamie-ul6ww Год назад +13

    Absolutely been binging your content tonight after discovering you - The quality of both your insights and of your production value is incredible!

  • @thomxs94
    @thomxs94 Год назад +313

    Kinda surprised that you didn't mention the subsea explosions that ripped holes in the Nord Stream pipelines, just outside the danish border.

    • @GrigRP
      @GrigRP Год назад

      Because it was orchestrated by the US.

    • @circleinfo
      @circleinfo Год назад +19

      Because it is an ongoing case and the outcome really doesn't matter that much. But at 0:02 he showed the leakage for a split second lol

    • @SuperCatacata
      @SuperCatacata Год назад +3

      Yeah, that literally adds nothing to the point this video is making.
      Wild speculation on that event can be it's own video.

    • @dbteepo86
      @dbteepo86 Год назад +49

      American involvement, say the quiet part kids

    • @jacksevert3099
      @jacksevert3099 Год назад

      @@dbteepo86 the current American government were the ones who authorized it last year for Germany though and they are the ones currently at war with Russia... they could've just not authorized it like Trump

  • @OllieIbb
    @OllieIbb Год назад +698

    Fun fact: Iceland has its own 100% renewable thermoelectric power and is not relying on any other country to import oil or gases. And Iceland also uses hot water from the geological hot spots to heat houses instead of using electricity or gas.

    • @sydney_smith
      @sydney_smith Год назад +22

      smart people

    • @sambland3903
      @sambland3903 Год назад +116

      They also have a population smaller than most capital cities in Europe and practice eugenics so not a nation to admire.
      Nice scenery though.

    • @MrHexo
      @MrHexo Год назад +5

      Germany shut down all nuclear power plants recently

    • @quasii7
      @quasii7 Год назад +36

      @@MrHexo Not all... Just most of them. A stupid move, that's for sure.

    • @2011GenerationNew
      @2011GenerationNew Год назад +14

      @@MrHexo This was clear for more than 20 Years... so no news...

  • @cajum24
    @cajum24 Год назад +12

    Now that I think about it, everyone here (NL) complains about the high gas prices but I haven't heard anyone say we should just lift the sanctions.

    • @ax6356
      @ax6356 Год назад

      here in Switzerland inflation hasn't been very high, so we're just looking at the euro zone with pity. having this comparison although the economy has slowed and everything, we don't perceive it as that bad.

  • @sofiassecretchannel5090
    @sofiassecretchannel5090 Год назад +99

    Greetings from Northern Germany!
    Two things I wanted to share from my perspective:
    As to Germany's energy market and why it is super tricky:
    The problem why Germany's electricity prices skyrocket is that we have a super weird system: We use the "Merit-Order" System.
    Within the Merit-Order System the most expensive energy plant running at that time determines the price for electricity at that moment.
    Super confusing, I know.
    For example: If during the day coal powerplant-energy is the most expensive, all prices on our energy market rise. The cheaper prices, that produce energy during the day, like solar, also become more expensive.
    And now we have the situation that energy from natural gas becomes super expensive. Natural gas makes up 'only' around 20% of our energy market. Most energy sources would be much much cheaper. BUT since the prices of our energy market are always linked to the most expensive energy source - ALL our energy prices skyrocket. Even my "super sustainable green energy" coming from windparks and solar.
    Sorry for the long text. I thought this might be interesting to know in case US energy markets work differently.
    As to the protesters:
    It's mostly people who fell for disinformation, who go and demonstrate in Germany. It's especially stunning that it's both far left and far right movements who organize these protests. Both presenting the same or similar arguments.
    It is by now partly revealed that Russia was investing in both extreme sides (left and right) to destabilize Germany's political situation.
    'Regular' people mostly unterstand what is going on. At the same time of course many, especially poorer people, really suffer from the ongoing inflation. But they usually do not join the left and right wing protests and support Ukraine's independence.
    Thanks for reading and thank you for this video! It's always super interesting to see how things that happen around here are seen and perceived from other countries :)

    • @anthonylee7561
      @anthonylee7561 Год назад +5

      Thats really neat. We use the merit system but not for gas thankfully. Very well put! Stay safe

    • @vaziralramin4565
      @vaziralramin4565 Год назад +1

      I see you mentioned Russia and it’s “partly revealed investments”, maybe it would be interesting for you to know about money invested by nato including Germany in destabilising Russia😅. For example only around a week or two ago Germany held conference called free Russia or something like that(I really don’t remember the name) with so called opposition but the people that were there never were a major opposition in Russia. Germany just tried to put all the russophobes that had at least some connection to Russias political life in one place and introduce them as opposition😅. Also Germany before 2022 had many nonprofit organisations based in Russia which main and only goal was to sponsor antirussian sentiment inside Russia. Their official budget was many times bigger comparing to same organisations of Russia in Germany, also numbers of such German organisations in Russia was higher. All this partly revealed things don’t have nothing special in them comparing to what nato organisations did in Russia for years. For example a few months ago Russians posted a footage of the head of the political department of the British embassy meeting with Russian opposition(dumbest of it) for discussion of political situation and the planned actions. Russia have all this stuff on purpose for many years, just in case maybe you interested in the topic.

    • @crayonviking
      @crayonviking Год назад +2

      Great comment! I think the Marit system is EU wide, because it is the same here in the Netherlands.

    • @tr0wb3d3r5
      @tr0wb3d3r5 Год назад +1

      Thanks for your comment, really helpful. As a fellow European hope everything gets better soon.

    • @detectivecoder7271
      @detectivecoder7271 Год назад +1

      I would love to thank you for your well putted comment. I am moroccan and as far as I am concerned, the merit system in the EU also affects 'neighbors'. We suffer from high energy prices also, put aside the oil countries. Maybe Algeria suffers less than Morocco, but this war offred to the so called oil countries huge market opportunities that apparently they seized extremely well: Qatar for instance. My point is the different policies that arre applied in different regions around the global affect one another. Yet, some benefit, but more suffer.

  • @joelimbergamo639
    @joelimbergamo639 Год назад +587

    You forgot a very important point, gas storage is full in the EU and this means there is enough gas for the winter. In response gas prices are falling as demand starts to REDUCE so Putin's strategy massively backfired and the gas and energy markets start to stabilize ( even if at a much higher price )

    • @orkkojit
      @orkkojit Год назад +20

      how did the gas storages become full ? Qatari gas ?

    • @carkawalakhatulistiwa
      @carkawalakhatulistiwa Год назад

      if Russia loses this war then nothing can stop nato and united states from invading middle east and africa in robbing their natural resources

    • @comrade9374
      @comrade9374 Год назад +9

      🤣🤣🤣how did eu get them full?

    • @FilipeSilva1
      @FilipeSilva1 Год назад +77

      @@comrade9374 US, North Africa, Saudi Arabia.

    • @Joey-ct8bm
      @Joey-ct8bm Год назад +1

      @UC_KTRulcc2sMICLD-Tnrynw It's officially Chinese gas from Russia. So Russia sells LNG to China for cheap and the Chinese profit from it. China is a huge winner in this conflict. It's a trade off for the west. This will change though. The west will get more gas from Africa and the middle east a lot more next year. The other option was not to have heat this winter. Not a option at all.

  • @amshermansen
    @amshermansen Год назад +762

    I feel like you glossed over that we've recently filled most of the EU's gas storage and that gas was for a short time traded at ZERO cost to move it around within the EU.
    Edit: Of course this doesn't mean we are safe from gas shortages by ANY stretch. Our storage was never built to last for months on end - We never expected it to cause we had a stable supply going in.

    • @nightowlanna1069
      @nightowlanna1069 Год назад +90

      I indeed mis this important fact as well. I feel the video is dramatising this topic to an extend that it might not reflect the actual truth.

    • @rjfaber1991
      @rjfaber1991 Год назад +50

      Indeed. And that's also where the "Germans will be freezing this winter" narrative is wrong. I mean, first of all it's always Germany, as if the Russians can't name any other EU member state, but more importantly, every EU country except Hungary (and even they are nearly there) has filled its gas stores to the required levels, which are based on a particularly harsh winter scenario we're unlikely to actually see. So if this is going to become a fundamental issue at all, it will be in the winter of 2024, not the coming one. That gives us plenty of time to a) fill those gas stores up again and b) ramp up investment in the energy transition moving us away from needing gas in the first place.

    • @ridingweeb4801
      @ridingweeb4801 Год назад +15

      @@rjfaber1991 freezing is not the issue germanies entire economy of manufacturing is based on cheap gas and germanies entire economy will collapse if the gas doesnt start flowing at the russian price again. we already saw multiple 100 year old petrochem companies go under in the last weeks

    • @rjfaber1991
      @rjfaber1991 Год назад +15

      @@ridingweeb4801 That's a risk, but with all due respect to those companies; their business model was built on shaky ground to start with. Some will find other sources of cheap energy, others will indeed go under, but new companies will rise in their place. It's not a fundamental threat to Germany or the German people, only to those individual companies.

    • @lesto12321
      @lesto12321 Год назад +8

      ​@@ridingweeb4801 yes and no; the gas price crisis started BEFORE the war, and it is a global issue, exacerbated in EU by the war. The economy would be hit anyway, there may be a global recession, but hopefully the new economy will be based on renewable and nuclear, so that crisis like this will never happen again

  • @patrickchristiansen1286
    @patrickchristiansen1286 Год назад +14

    You havent mentioned the pipeline that was sabotaged by setting explosives to it near Denmark.
    There are SO many conspiracies about this one hope you will make a follow up :D

  • @giannistsagarakis3187
    @giannistsagarakis3187 Год назад +7

    I am really obsessed with your videos. The information covering, visuals and audio being used comprise of masterpiece videos. Congrats Johnny for this excellence!!

  • @rivans.
    @rivans. Год назад +528

    As a European watching this video, I find it quite interesting to see how people outside of the EU view this conflict while still keeping it very informing to me. Thank you very much for the hard work you put in every video. Keep going!

    • @doogiedoesyoutubable
      @doogiedoesyoutubable Год назад

      All they do is repeat western media propagandists.

    • @LilLingLing6789
      @LilLingLing6789 Год назад +1

      Really good at it arnt they ❤️

    • @brandon779
      @brandon779 Год назад

      Your politicians made a huge mistake by trusting Putin and doing a natural gas deal with him. Not smart!

    • @benas_st
      @benas_st Год назад +3

      @@brandon779
      some of them have long been saying that it's a terrible idea, but money doesn't listen

    • @nazimdar1651
      @nazimdar1651 Год назад

      People outside of Europe want NATO to lose lol

  • @dertuel
    @dertuel Год назад +1248

    I’m a German and I think this winter will not be a big issue for Germany and Europe. The challenge is to get the gas storage facilities full for the winter 2023-24. I also think showing the protests must be balanced out with mentioning that many Germans stand behind Ukraine and are not demonstrating or questioning our political course. I'm proud to do my little part in defending democracy. Great video Johnny! Keept it on

    • @marcoslightspeed5517
      @marcoslightspeed5517 Год назад +34

      Cope

    • @jaronlunau1198
      @jaronlunau1198 Год назад +9

      @Tilman agreed

    • @VGYugo
      @VGYugo Год назад +8

      I think you have a lot more challenges than just gas storage. Why stand behind? Get out there, side by side with Ukrainians and help, get the war over with.

    • @VGYugo
      @VGYugo Год назад

      @A Z I don’t need to be, because I really don’t care. It’s just another conflict about some stupid shit as always, that divides us all and makes rich people and superpowers wealthier. I was part of a country NATO once bombed, I stand with those people. No one cared back then to seek the truth.

    • @VGYugo
      @VGYugo Год назад +3

      @A Z You right..

  • @virginiasabara194
    @virginiasabara194 Год назад +2

    Great video. Thanks for giving such views on this conflict. I've been using your videos in my conversation classes and my stds are really enjoying your content.

  • @ZachBobBob
    @ZachBobBob Год назад +18

    Johnny single handedly destroying the Amazon printing stuff

    • @jesselira8485
      @jesselira8485 Год назад

      I hope he read your comment

    • @isaiahc8390
      @isaiahc8390 Год назад +1

      Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

  • @rfldss89
    @rfldss89 Год назад +554

    15:30 the protests I've seen aren't so much about the sanctions against Russia, in fact the vast majority of europeans are in favour of them. The issue is that, at the same time, you've got oil and gas companies taking advantage of the situtation to raise prices to exhorbitant amounts, while at the same time making record-breaking profits. People don't want to have to pay high prices for gas and petrol, if it's to line the pockets of BP, Shell or Total shareholders.

    • @No44778
      @No44778 Год назад +19

      Totally agree

    • @Albtraum_TDDC
      @Albtraum_TDDC Год назад +1

      It wouldn't be European war without some war profiteering.

    • @giggity4670
      @giggity4670 Год назад +10

      What they do is buy all the gas and oil when it was cheap then as soon as this started they hike the price up and use the it more expensive now even know they have huge storage of the cheap oil and gas so they make double or triple the profit. And when prices goes back down they never put the price down as fast as it goes up.

    • @ghosthunter0950
      @ghosthunter0950 Год назад

      Yeah that's even the case with the speech in the video, he couldn't even find a decent clip about condemning the sanctions. He's either too dumb to understand or deliberately misrepresented the situation in Europe to fit his story.

    • @priyankapalit4900
      @priyankapalit4900 Год назад +4

      Maybe these profits were the sole reason to instigate this conflict. How does that sound?

  • @johnlacquey7240
    @johnlacquey7240 Год назад +292

    You really need to mention that Europe has responded very well in building their reserves, which is a game changer. Ukraine and Europe are proving to be very resilient in all of this. Putin is losing mostly because every time he escalates the European public escalates their support for Ukraine. Might we worthwhile to investigate that mechanism.

    • @carrioncrow8191
      @carrioncrow8191 Год назад +25

      He is also losing because his army is full of corruption, and that causes a lot of incompetence from the soldiers and equipment

    • @fgsaramago
      @fgsaramago Год назад +5

      Not sure if you realize but Ukraine and Russia are themselves in Europe

    • @grissee
      @grissee Год назад +9

      @@fgsaramago he probably means Europe as a nickname European Union (and their European allies), just like how sometimes ppl call USA as America

    • @fgsaramago
      @fgsaramago Год назад +3

      @@grissee people dont generally do that, "Americans" do. It adds unnecessary confusion and makes it seem the guy doesnt know the basics of what he is talking about. For instance, the vast majority of Russian population lives in the European part of the country. This is very relevant in understanding the conflict itself

    • @aizac91
      @aizac91 Год назад +2

      @@fgsaramago as a southeast asian, I agree.
      Just like how Americans perceived “whites = Caucasians” nonsense.
      I mean, “white people” came from Europe, and ethnic Europeans ARE NOT ethnic Caucasians.
      So I don’t know how they added two & two together 😅

  • @bradandjensweck6594
    @bradandjensweck6594 Год назад +16

    Can you make an updated version of this? You present all of the moving pieces very clearly and it would be great to hear an update. This is in my opinion very unbiased information that as a society we need more of! Love your chanel and videos! Also, your story is amazing, would also love to hear an update on your journey outside of the church!

  • @alittlebitofcharlie
    @alittlebitofcharlie Год назад +2

    I live in Europe, my energy company has been offering to send people electric blankets because there will be no gas this winter

  • @Maverekt
    @Maverekt Год назад +422

    It wouldn’t be a Johnny Harris video without him waving around some printed documents ❤

    • @TheJordanK
      @TheJordanK Год назад +13

      My man loves paper 😂

    • @jioboy2676
      @jioboy2676 Год назад

      Ya....

    • @imberrysandy
      @imberrysandy Год назад +3

      The colored flags was a twist 😂

    • @oneone8318
      @oneone8318 Год назад +4

      But the video is very uninformed and not based on actual facts.. :/

    • @Presentation3995
      @Presentation3995 Год назад +1

      I just pissed with how he portrays Crimea on every damn map. Hey Johnny Crimea is still occupied by russia

  • @arog7493
    @arog7493 Год назад +641

    As a European it makes me disgusted to think we are even entertaining the thought that we should stop the support to Ukraine because our energy prices have soared and made life a bit more difficult. The problem with this is that it can not even begin to compare to what the Ukrainian population is experiencing, and here we are pitying ourselves. It is beyond belief, and I hope that we can all pull together and make our way through to the other side. A lot of Europeans laughed at and were grossed out by the Trump administration and thus America's "America First" sentiment, well look at us now..

    • @CarlosMendes-cn2hc
      @CarlosMendes-cn2hc Год назад +66

      Go help Ukraine. It makes me disgusted that you are not going into the field.

    • @gamaltk
      @gamaltk Год назад +6

      I do agree, but I believe we should also not brush under the rug other european caused conflicts, and assess our role in them (just taking your opportunity to raise this current concern)

    • @oleksandrkovalchuk3823
      @oleksandrkovalchuk3823 Год назад +25

      Thank you from Ukraine ❤

    • @wisenG771
      @wisenG771 Год назад +15

      Nice one Zelenskyy

    • @hugovelasco1586
      @hugovelasco1586 Год назад

      @@CarlosMendes-cn2hc Regardless of the situation looking at the big picture this bloody dictator Putin should not get his way with anything. History repeats itself. Every dictator has had a bloody painful end and Putin is no exception. Dictators like Mussolini, Hitler, Ghadafi. And mafia gangsters like Pablo Escobar had bloody end and Putin is no exception.

  • @Abhinav204
    @Abhinav204 Год назад +4

    Thanks!! I love your content. I keep waiting for a new video every day. You are awesome. Continue the great work you are doing.

  • @barry_bloggs
    @barry_bloggs 4 месяца назад +2

    You get it. It's refreshing to watch a vid that glances on the importance of petrochemicals 💪🏼

  • @Lizko
    @Lizko Год назад +479

    As someone from Russia I agree with everything you say. The one thing that frightens me is that Putin really can't loose, he has never ever admitted his mistakes.
    Btw I see you and your channel for the first time but already subscribed. Content of quality, really

    • @stralplane
      @stralplane Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/_F4fqX4cUOs/видео.html >this is what they teach children in Ukraine(think about it). And how about the people without voices in the western media from Donbass. If you are from Russia you should know better. This is not Putin's economic war, every European country including USA sanctioned your country and when the world economy start to collapse they blamed Putin...girl you should know better...
      I live in Europe but i do not support NATO or USA...they make war everywhere..

    • @cris_the_coder
      @cris_the_coder Год назад +23

      Putin CAN lose.

    • @valentinchiriac4170
      @valentinchiriac4170 Год назад

      Putin CAN and HAS to loose!

    • @brinzapila
      @brinzapila Год назад +59

      @@cris_the_coder she means that he will only escalate the situation cuz he has no ways.

    • @sipalingpaham
      @sipalingpaham Год назад +2

      @@cris_the_coder loose. Not lose.

  • @talisbatten6035
    @talisbatten6035 Год назад +224

    Hey Johnny, I noticed that you didn't really touch on the unique crisis in the UK, I'm a Canadian who just moved to Europe and the prices over here are crazy! However only some of the problems we are facing are because of the energy crisis in Russia. A lot of the gas companies here have seen record profits since the war at the direct expense of the people, supported by an insane government! Just thought it would be a good idea for another video!!
    Love your stories keep up the good work!!

    • @catmonarchist8920
      @catmonarchist8920 Год назад +10

      Inflation is basically the same in the EU vs UK so I doubt it's much different. We all have to buy gas on non-russian markets now so the prices will go up for everybody.

    • @talisbatten6035
      @talisbatten6035 Год назад +15

      @@catmonarchist8920 you're right inflation is the same however the key difference about the UK is that private companies haven't been given a limit in which they can charge customers and especially businesses as a result they have been charging far over the rates of inflation and because of the state of the government nobody has stepped in!

    • @talisbatten6035
      @talisbatten6035 Год назад +4

      As a result many families have lost their homes and had to choose either heating their home or buying groceries

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +91

      man I wish I could cover everything. there was sooo much to go into here but I tried to stay disciplined and focus on the scope of the video which was to explain the dynamics and calculation in the hybrid war we're seeing between Russia and the West.

    • @user-hv9vn4fi4w
      @user-hv9vn4fi4w Год назад

      So they just admitted it's ALL a total lie?
      ruclips.net/video/_yJQ46rc2Io/видео.html

  • @whitepony8443
    @whitepony8443 Год назад +2

    The goodness in their hearts. Thanks, I've finally heard it in your language.

  • @SwagaliousSuperMan
    @SwagaliousSuperMan Месяц назад +4

    Over a year later, nothing has changed.

  • @charlesrose8185
    @charlesrose8185 Год назад +190

    As a European, I think it is important to mention another HUGE play from Putin which also was a crucial part of his blackmail plan, being that he openly funded populist and far right/left parties in Europe (provided loans to Rassemblement National and France Insoumise in France, Fratelli d'Italia in Italy, etc) in order to bolster the feeling that the comfort of European houseolds should be prioritised over the survival of Ukraine. These parties play huge roles in dividing the European response and in organising and running protests against the sanctions, in an obvious attempt to pressure goverments and the EU as a whole to stop supporting Ukraine. This move is probably one his smartest, a modern rendition of the british 'divide to rule' doctrine.

    • @dannthenitroman
      @dannthenitroman Год назад +14

      If you don't think this goes both ways you are very naive

    • @jorgenascimentoepoxyart
      @jorgenascimentoepoxyart Год назад +7

      Any proof that Putin is doing all this?

    • @thechosenone1533
      @thechosenone1533 Год назад

      ​@@jorgenascimentoepoxyart No proof. They just call anyone who disagrees with them a Russian agent.

    • @scrubs3050
      @scrubs3050 Год назад +9

      not being skeptical, but it'd be nice to have some sources.

    • @charlesrose8185
      @charlesrose8185 Год назад

      @@dannthenitroman No the west isn't sponsoring opposition parties in Russia for the very reason that there are no real opposition parties in Russia.

  • @onkar3451
    @onkar3451 Год назад +220

    I live in Sweden and i am paying 2.5x for my energy bill. Petrol prices are almost 40% higher and so are my grocery bills. I think we can survive this year but if this gets dragged until next year we are in trouble. I work in Ikea and they have already started doing hiring freeze, cost cuts and giving pink slips to employees. So yeah whether we like it or not this is affecting us. Recession is here!

    • @karolkrska7280
      @karolkrska7280 Год назад +8

      Yes go to sauna

    • @onkar3451
      @onkar3451 Год назад +5

      @@karolkrska7280 yeah it's expensive too and I can't afford it every other day ;)

    • @williamzk9083
      @williamzk9083 Год назад

      The problem is not really Putin's war. It's that investment in oil and gas is down 40% since 2015 hence oild and gas fields are not be developed, exploration is not happening. This is because the green movement discouraged investors. It will take several years to turn around. Putin will get blamed but its actually investment policies. Listen to the investor types on you tube, look at the numbers.

    • @cynicalobserver8176
      @cynicalobserver8176 Год назад +7

      It’s definitely dragging into next year

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +30

      Thank you for sharing

  • @mikeabob
    @mikeabob Год назад +12

    Another great video, great job Johnny Harris team. I'm surprised you didn't link this with China's cobalt mining in Africa and the fact that as we transition energy usage the world's focus changes.

  • @rk8903
    @rk8903 Год назад

    As usual nice job johnny, the way your videos is just mind boggling 💯, and informative, hatsoff to editing and especially music part.

  • @RayRay-dv9xg
    @RayRay-dv9xg Год назад +114

    German here. One very important thing most people don´t think about:
    There are a lot of really big machines, for example for making glas, which use gas but CAN NOT stand still. If the gas supply stops, these machines cool down and cooling down means they just break. They HAVE to run 24/7 or we loose these machines and with them the whole industry around them. And you know, big machines are expensive and need years, if not decades to replace.

    • @jashsylde8136
      @jashsylde8136 Год назад +5

      Buy gas from the US and Middle East. We can force papa Joe to pump more gas out.

    • @SuyashSharma8
      @SuyashSharma8 Год назад

      Don't u think closing down all the nuclear plants all of sudden by Merkel in order to win green votes was a mistake

    • @alexanderkharin7036
      @alexanderkharin7036 Год назад

      This speaks to the goals of those who arranged this crisis. To uplift prices, physically deprive Germany of the possibility of obtaining cheap Russian gas. Kill the industry of Germany, kill the industrial potential of Europe. Kill the welfare of European countries. It's very doubtful that Russia is interested in this - Putin, rather, needs a stable traditional partner for the inflow of funds, rather than torment with new flows to Asia. Who else should want to see Europe fall?

    • @kingace6186
      @kingace6186 Год назад +1

      A very important point.
      Also, ah yes, a man of culture. Buggy D. Clown. The next King of the Pirates! (LMFAO)

    • @qquappa6847
      @qquappa6847 Год назад +7

      @@jashsylde8136 It turns out that the United States and the countries of the Middle East benefit from what is happening, you can sell resources at a high price!

  • @Torresmos
    @Torresmos Год назад +203

    Yep, the transition to renewable energy is something that even in Portugal we are already feeling it.
    Particularly in solar (not photovoltaic) to warm up water that used to be heated with gas.
    I know that we are, in terms of using solar energy, one of the dumbest countries in the world but at least this is making us move forward and in a very short future maybe we can do what we should have done decades ago with solar and photovoltaic panels.
    Putin just made the world a more expensive and dangerous place and at the same time.... greener. Life is strange.

    • @victorcapel2755
      @victorcapel2755 Год назад +13

      Portugal is really in a prime spot for renewables, as windy as Ireland but way more sun.
      Edit: A lot of potential for tidal and wave production as well, if those techs gets off the ground.

    • @Torresmos
      @Torresmos Год назад +5

      @@victorcapel2755 That will be the day... We tried in Peniche with the sea sausage and now we are trying with a device that looks like a buoy... But all those projects are just money pits.
      Mechanical devices working in a salty environment that occasionally have to suffer very large tensions... the maintenance, the down time, replacing or repairing equipment in high sea... hope is the last to die but i think fusion will work first than this.😅

    • @victorcapel2755
      @victorcapel2755 Год назад +3

      @@Torresmos
      Basicly the same problems they have with wave energy in north of Scotland, another very good place for it in theory.
      It might be a dead end, but I think it's still worth trying. Almost endless potential in some places if you can get it to work properly. But for now is in prototype stage.

    • @victorcapel2755
      @victorcapel2755 Год назад +2

      @@Torresmos
      Maybe we're thinking about it all wrong. Why would you attatch the cable to the sea floor, why don't we just sink a large platform down (like we do with oil rigs) and have the cables going from above and have all the generators easily aceccable in a sheltered structure 30 meters up in the air? All repairs and replacements could be done from a stable, safe, dry enviroment easily acessable by boat or helicopter.
      If any wave power exec sees this, you're welcome. You can have this for free for now and give a billion € in 15 years when this is the main way of producing energy in the world...

    • @johnsmith1926
      @johnsmith1926 Год назад +3

      @@Torresmos Try, fail, work on redesigning the aspects that failed. Meanwhile start building and improving stuff that already works.

  • @mcculley1985
    @mcculley1985 Год назад +5

    Thank you for clearly linking the manipulation of gas supplies with cost increases and inflation. It seems to me to be an important aspect if our current economic situation that goes unexplained on a lot of news outlets 🙏

    • @jessieplexer
      @jessieplexer Год назад

      yes, agree with you

    • @user-pv4vo6fg5u
      @user-pv4vo6fg5u Год назад

      Меньше газа и нефти-выше цены. Это и ребенку понятно. Основные манипуляции происходят с головами людей. Война-это мир, черное-это белое. С юридической точки зрения, те страны, которые спонсируют фашистскую Украину, являются соучастниками конфликта, а не свидетелями происходящего. Вот о чем надо думать в первую очередь, а не о том, что зимой в доме сопли замерзнут. Газ-это электричество. Будет дорожать производство, не выдержит конкуренции, уйдет в США и Китай, а это безработица. Поддерживайте дальше фашистов на Украине и будет вам "счастье", а дядя Сэм за лужей потирает ручки и радуется, как он всех сделал. США в очередной раз спасает себя от краха $. ЕС распадется-это очевидно. Плохо это или хорошо-время покажет. Молитесь, чтобы хотрожопый наркоман Зе не втянул всех в 3Мир.войну своими провокациями, тогда будет не до цен на газ.

  • @mr.righteous2333
    @mr.righteous2333 4 месяца назад +1

    Omg man!
    I love your content. All of it!
    Even if it's a subject that I'm not particularly keen on, I truly believe that you are reporting it fair and balanced, truthful, and unbiased.
    Keep up the good work!
    I'll continue to support you and hope your content grows as even I will share it with friends, family, and colleagues.
    Believe it or not, there are boatloads of people that do not even have an inkling of an idea of how the world works and the real play behind the curtains.

  • @pathfinderjan
    @pathfinderjan Год назад +301

    The title we voted for. It’s nice to know Johnny is including us in his process of publication of the video. Thanks Johnny, G.O.A.T.

    • @toxictransgender5920
      @toxictransgender5920 Год назад +5

      Why else would he have asked if he wasn’t gonna do it?

    • @sebastianorye2702
      @sebastianorye2702 Год назад +8

      He used the most voted title as the title, and used the 2nd most voted title which included energy blackmail in the video photo. Smart.

    • @destroyingangel14
      @destroyingangel14 Год назад

      Nordstream pipeline went boom .., ln a week Putin ordered a Submaine unit , make itself
      visible off the coast of Alaska , please note.
      There was not a thing in this News report like this ; A Russian Submarine convoy surfaced with in mile of Bearing Strait islands today , a c c o m p a n I e d b y a n. A m e r I c a n ( _____ ).
      Destroy er
      Submarine
      P 38 Sub chaser
      Carrier task force
      You see............... they surfaced off of U. S . waters
      undetected.
      He’s not bluffing.

    • @kingace6186
      @kingace6186 Год назад

      JH, the G.O.A.T.

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +9

      yes! my dream is to create a community of curious people who can help me tell these stories. it seems to be happening and I'm so grateful for all the perspectives here.

  • @simutispal
    @simutispal Год назад +136

    Johnny, as an IR nerd to an IR nerd have a book to offer regarding this topic. "The New Geopolitics of Natural Gas" by Agnia Grigas. US, Europe, Caucus countires, China and of course Russia, it reflects of how everyone playing in this field of politics ans how it got important as never before and how long it actually was building up to this day. Super great read!

    • @tumeloselex
      @tumeloselex Год назад +1

      Got a primer?

    • @saviorvx1883
      @saviorvx1883 Год назад +1

      @@tumeloselex i dont think he's selling since he didnt leavve any way to buy..i was intrested and since no reply meh ill find it elsewhere

  • @CubeReviewsUK
    @CubeReviewsUK Год назад +7

    Sup bro - your content is great. big up to you and your team. That is all

  • @dannydoucette9668
    @dannydoucette9668 Год назад +1

    Newer to the channel. Have been almost binge watching all the videos. Great work. Highly entertaining, insightful, and intriguing content.

  • @okaykatieokay
    @okaykatieokay Год назад +30

    In the UK at least, most of the pushback to rising energy costs has been calls to invest in 'home-grown' renewables, not to stop the war in Ukraine.
    People are also really against fracking or new oil drilling in the North Sea.

    • @imyarek
      @imyarek Год назад

      Seems like people want to live several decades into the future, which is of course a great goal to look forward to and can maybe accelerate the progress, but you can't really rebuild your whole energy system in a couple of months or years, especially in a large country such as the UK.

  • @majster7380
    @majster7380 Год назад +16

    I'm from Czech Republic. This year's winter will still be somewhat manageable, the worrying thing is, what about next year's winter.

    • @Elonas
      @Elonas Год назад +1

      Why next year should be worse you think?

    • @majster7380
      @majster7380 Год назад +2

      @@Elonas if the prices will keep on rising then there won't be many people who will be able to pay for it

    • @Elonas
      @Elonas Год назад

      @@majster7380 Money printer will go brrrr, it will be subsided by government. Is it good? No, our children will pay for it. But there won't be energy shortage. Difference between Europe and russia, Europe will get as many loans as they ask, russia on other hand can't get any loans from anyone.

  • @TheMustangArmsAndAmmunation
    @TheMustangArmsAndAmmunation Год назад +2

    You are a literal genius for calling it a proxy war

    • @kellykydd7294
      @kellykydd7294 11 месяцев назад

      I have been scrolling looking for a comment on this, especially since Johnny challenged us. 🤣
      At first I was like, Proxy war? How did the US instigate Russia starting a war in Ukraine. But after I rewatched what Johnny said about how and why the US escalated the situation, particularly as a power play against Russia, I think he's right. It didn't start as a Proxy war, but almost immediately turned into one.

  • @andrewshakespeare4978
    @andrewshakespeare4978 Год назад

    Dude your content and videos are so damn good. Thank you. I hope you're doing well

  • @disinterBaz
    @disinterBaz Год назад +241

    congrats on three million subscribers! thanks for all the engaging well researched topics you cover!

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +24

      Thank you!!

    • @user-uy1rg8td1v
      @user-uy1rg8td1v Год назад

      @@johnnyharris Great video and channel. I would however suggest that having background music is unnecessary and it's best not to even have it. I firmly believe background music is annoying and distracting (especially for information-dense educational channels) and that people want to hear you speak/get information and not hear generic background music that doesn't really add anything and that people have to mentally filter out.

    • @aatifnazar8203
      @aatifnazar8203 Год назад +4

      @@user-uy1rg8td1v background music is essential and majority of people enjoy it

    • @Damonm68
      @Damonm68 Год назад +2

      @@user-uy1rg8td1v I disagree, I think the way his production team mixes the music is perfect. They are doing a great job, as it adds emotional depth and helps to highlight his points in subtle ways. Top notch.

    • @kingace6186
      @kingace6186 Год назад

      @@johnnyharris Yes! Congratulations, Johnny! Keep up the great and honest work.

  • @DithanBeatz
    @DithanBeatz Год назад +126

    Don't underestimate the blow on the lower class. I worked in a call center for a Dutch energy company during this crisis. Household energy is an entirely privatized market sadly. Our monthly deposits for energy are higher than rent or mortgage sometimes. I left the company a few weeks ago because I couldn't take it anymore. The devastation, the uncontrollable crying, the fear. I spoke to dozens of people every day that couldn't make ends meet anymore with their new tariffs. Many households get cut off from energy by the grid companies as a form of punishment for not making ends meet with the supplier. You want to have your energy back? That's another couple thousand euro's. Even some relatively well off people got deeply indebted. Some people even told me that they have trouble buying food.
    And this is in The Netherlands, where the internet seems to think everything is running smoothly.

    • @user-hv9vn4fi4w
      @user-hv9vn4fi4w Год назад

      So they just admitted it's ALL a total lie?
      ruclips.net/video/_yJQ46rc2Io/видео.html

    • @hernan5940
      @hernan5940 Год назад

      I bet that's the reality everywhere in Europe. Only Johnny in wonderland things differently along with the euro nutcases, too brainwashed to even ask themselves wtf is the US even doing.in Europe. I never heard of Russia going to Mexico to counter the building of a wall or anything else

    • @Lydorcc
      @Lydorcc Год назад

      ukraine

    • @jessedevilbiss8436
      @jessedevilbiss8436 Год назад +2

      But your CO2 emissions are heading the right way!

    • @hernan5940
      @hernan5940 Год назад

      @@jessedevilbiss8436 Who gives a f*ck about that crap? Save the planet, kill the people?

  • @rammitu
    @rammitu Год назад

    Johnny I am a dedicated fan of your channel. I adore your style of story telling. Lots of love brother. Keep making these great videos.

  • @ghostweaponvader5483
    @ghostweaponvader5483 Год назад +2

    I live in Germany, actually I live right next door to that big chemical plant, it's called the BASF. I haven't noticed any panic. But I can also say that normally by this time in the year you can turn your heater on in the apartment but we still don't have heat. It's not so Bad yet cause it's not that cold.

  • @lasse6196
    @lasse6196 Год назад +21

    As someone from Denmark, I’m so not concerned about freezing this winter. Our home insulation standards are so good that you almost get cooked in the summer. For me, it just means I’ll have to run around in warm clothes instead of a T-shirt, oh no.

    • @edwixas
      @edwixas Год назад

      Unnecessary comment - showing off.

    • @Marky-Mark1337
      @Marky-Mark1337 Год назад +1

      So Denmark is all good then

    • @millmoormichael6630
      @millmoormichael6630 Год назад +8

      Finland probably even better, we don’t use natural gas for heating, that’s just stupid. Nuclear, geothermal, renewbles etc

  • @Michael-sh9ci
    @Michael-sh9ci Год назад +32

    I work in this large industrial plant site in Ludwigshafen (BASF) and many plants don't operate at maximum capacity because so much natural Gas is needed. Some are even shut down because they aren't lucrative enough with these prices

    • @-Mitra-
      @-Mitra- Год назад +1

      Germany was quite silly in shutting down the nuclear plants. So now France is more stable due to having alternative sources for its plants, while Germany is in a real trouble.

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +2

      Thanks for sharing

    • @michaelotieno6524
      @michaelotieno6524 Год назад +2

      @@johnnyharris Check out the largest glass maker in France shutting down, ALCOLA shutting down aluminium and zinc processing plants in Norway and farmers in the Netherlands shutting down green houses.

    • @Franfran2424
      @Franfran2424 Год назад

      @@-Mitra- It isnt about electricity,, nuclear wouldnt help. Industries need GAS. like actual gas

    • @-Mitra-
      @-Mitra- Год назад

      @@Franfran2424 oh, tell this to France. How they manage to have industry that uses nuclear power plants, and gas makes only 17% of their energy consumption?

  • @irvingortiz7328
    @irvingortiz7328 Год назад +1

    Man words can’t explain how much I love your videos. Keep it up man

  • @KDimaXXV
    @KDimaXXV 7 месяцев назад

    Watching your videos from Canada. I discovered your contents last week and I've learn a lot more about what's going on in the world in such a short time. Keep up the good work ! Love !!!

  • @nic2312
    @nic2312 Год назад +118

    I'm really struggling with anxiety today and this video is providing a lot of relief from my own struggles. Thank you Johnny.

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +63

      I’m so glad to hear this. Thank you for expressing. If one of my videos can help calm your anxiety then we’re doing at least one thing right

    • @Akalipt0s
      @Akalipt0s Год назад +6

      wait Nic are you making fun of Johnny Harris or you really mean it ? because i am confused.... at the end of the video he is saying that Putin will NOT stop no matter the cost... that means we will all face nukes in the end or something? how is that final statements providing a lot of relief from your own struggles?

    • @dumbodum
      @dumbodum Год назад

      @@Akalipt0s embrace the doomer mindset, if we're all going to die nothing matters and there's nothing to be worried about ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    • @2HN.
      @2HN. Год назад

      @@johnnyharris have you watched the response videos to your "why china big" video? You should make a response video debunking them.

    • @AlMcpherson79
      @AlMcpherson79 Год назад

      @@TheDezmona .... I think it says a lot over how fucked the world is when a guy struggling with anxiety feels RELIEVED at this video. the people who haven't been struggling however who suddenly do, because, holy shit. it's basically which perspective are you coming from, even subconsciously.
      personally my own anxieties' aren't strengthened or relieved. I already knew the world was fucked. I just experience it as panic attacks and nightmares, rather than a constant state of dread, and usually triggered by the topic, like fuck will my wages cover the time off because my car is broken, fuck can I even pay for the repairs, fucking hell when will the car insurance pay out its been two years, fuck I can't even get on the phone to chase them up because, well, panic attack. Head in the sand pretty much describes my only coping method at the moment.

  • @vegardpedersen
    @vegardpedersen Год назад +22

    I am glad as a Norwegian to help out Europe with our gas, we hurt just as much from this as our power is super expensive too

    • @TheSecondProject2
      @TheSecondProject2 Год назад +1

      Dont worry, you guys are still the richest :D
      Jokes aside, I´m happy to have such wholehearted and friendly "neighbours" like the scandinavians. Love from Deutschland

    • @vegardpedersen
      @vegardpedersen Год назад

      @@TheSecondProject2 Yeah true, thanks for the nice comment, I love Germany as well :-)

  • @richardhernandez-kw6ml
    @richardhernandez-kw6ml Год назад

    your level of understanding of the world just baffles me, I don't even know how I could even get to that level of understanding and the way you have learned to make complicated topics simple enough so that anyone can actually pay attention long enough or care is just astonishing to me.
    I hope one day I can be like that one day, this is my goal in life, to better understand the world before i die. I can't change everything but I can do my little grain of sand or at least know what the fuck happen and why my life is the way it is because man lol this information is so helpful to actually enjoy my life without walking around blind or wondering why

  • @therealkubrick
    @therealkubrick Год назад

    Great video Johnny! But I couldn't help but laugh at how when your friends went in the store to scoop out the heater thing, they both were wearing short sleeve shirts and there were people on the streets in shorts and such! Lol!

  • @dannyrose3687
    @dannyrose3687 Год назад +84

    Man I tell ya this channel is literally 1000% better then any news channel that exist, once I click on one of your videos I cant stop watching until the very end. Thank you for everything you do my friend.

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +15

      Thanks Danny. Means a lot to hear such generous feedback

    • @Racko.
      @Racko. Год назад +1

      Indeed it is

  • @fernandotaveira7573
    @fernandotaveira7573 Год назад +225

    Good video as always. From a European, things look bad, for sure but I'm more afraid of the elections in most European countries than Russia itself. As you said, people will get desperate and things could go bad if the wrong leaders get into power. And trust me, they are, like wolfs, waiting to attack and grab power.
    I can't even imagine what another full-scale war would look like in Europe in the 21 century.

    • @bradavon
      @bradavon Год назад +5

      To right. The UK, Italy, Poland and of course Hungary all have right wing governments.

    • @oliilo1
      @oliilo1 Год назад

      This is my fear too.
      People are blaming every sitting politican for inflation, when the root cause is Putin. The knee jerk move seems to be to vote in some authoritarian person who is going to suck up to Putin and give him even more power.

    • @user-hv9vn4fi4w
      @user-hv9vn4fi4w Год назад

      So they just admitted it's ALL a total lie?
      ruclips.net/video/_yJQ46rc2Io/видео.html

    • @hernan5940
      @hernan5940 Год назад +4

      What? Things will get fantastic if changing governments ASAP. Is time to have a real democratic Europe preferably not under USA occupation which nobody seems to think is an external player

    • @LK-ui9rx
      @LK-ui9rx Год назад

      ​@@bradavon So? Does right wing equal totalitarion or bad?

  • @Warhorse.actual
    @Warhorse.actual Год назад +12

    You make great content Johnny, Thank you!

  • @DalsPhotography
    @DalsPhotography Год назад

    Johnny, your videos are amazing! Happy New year from Uruguay . Keep it up!!!! BTW have you ever investigated the HAAARP facility in Alaska? Thank you!

  • @robertpettengill4116
    @robertpettengill4116 Год назад +46

    Great job, Johnny. I have told so many people about your channel, and your content just keeps getting better and better.

  • @JobStoit
    @JobStoit Год назад +233

    Man can we take a moment to appreciate the amount of amazing work people have put into finding these alternative energy sources over the short term and coming up with amazing (more complex than we often realise) ways of supplying all of these goods and infrastructure

    • @user-hv9vn4fi4w
      @user-hv9vn4fi4w Год назад

      So they just admitted it's ALL a total lie?
      ruclips.net/video/_yJQ46rc2Io/видео.html

    • @dominicray6640
      @dominicray6640 Год назад +1

      Could have avoided a whole lot of it if politicians listened to their scientists and not Homer Simpson with regards to nuclear energy. Shutting down all their perfectly fine nuclear power plants so that they can funnel Russia more money was some real stupid decision making.

    • @amarissimus29
      @amarissimus29 Год назад +8

      Damn good luck that these alternative sources don't have to be cost effective. What a nightmare it would be if they had to be profitable. Dodged a bullet, eh?

    • @Western_Decline
      @Western_Decline Год назад

      Europe will de-industrialize

    • @ojastelwane1790
      @ojastelwane1790 Год назад +1

      Renewable energy sources except hydroelectric Power cannot provide baseload electricity,

  • @labanbroman972
    @labanbroman972 Месяц назад

    Extremly good content and very good explaining for those who hasn't that much background information before the documentary. 👍

  • @user-nn4co3og3t
    @user-nn4co3og3t 6 месяцев назад +1

    We need part 2.
    Thanks.

  • @SquizzMe
    @SquizzMe Год назад +4

    Civilization has become so smothered by the luxuries that energy gives them that they're willing to tolerate injustice for it.

  • @vgamesx1
    @vgamesx1 Год назад +55

    14:32 That plan might work in the short term, but as mentioned later on, for the people who actually understand the problem, this means far more people will be looking at alternatives, but what makes it worse is that no country is going to rely on it the way Europe once did, because they could decide to rug pull at any moment, so like the war itself this just seems like economic suicide.

    • @rjfaber1991
      @rjfaber1991 Год назад +1

      I think that's an under-appreciated consequence of this conflict. The credibility of Russia as a peacekeeper in the Caucasus or Central Asia, as a trade partner to Europe, or as a rational actor in geopolitics with the EU and US (and even its own allies), is in tatters. The way Russia has gone about this war, breaking treaties left, right and centre, gaslighting the UN Security Council and General Assembly with one nonsense argument after the other, and denying observable facts about the reality on the ground in Ukraine, is going to stop any other country from being able to take them seriously for decades to come.

    • @sensiblewheels
      @sensiblewheels Год назад +7

      This!! Excellent point. We will survive this winter and come out relatively unscathed.
      It will be rough! But come March 2023, it's game over for Russia and its economy.

    • @lordolie
      @lordolie Год назад

      @anirudh so long as they have resources people will be willing to buy from them

    • @Thezftw
      @Thezftw Год назад +2

      @@lordolie but they will not rely on just one source of energy.

    • @sensiblewheels
      @sensiblewheels Год назад

      @@lordolie You're right. Especially if it's cheap.
      Ignoring any new use cases for this resource (which could happen but the returns are wayy into the future.)
      But buying from Russia means not buying from where those countries were buying from before which will drive the costs to the ground.
      Now, If Russia stops the war and faces action for the war crimes, Europe will definitely go back to buying from Russia.
      It's suicide only if Russia holds it's ground or escalates.

  • @georgenavarro4792
    @georgenavarro4792 Год назад +4

    You deserve way more recognition! Honestly you have become one of my top RUclipsrs. Excellent delivery and amazing research. Thank you for your material.

  • @Charlie-hj6to
    @Charlie-hj6to Год назад +3

    Invaluable information, thank you for your content.

  • @Hafaechaes
    @Hafaechaes Год назад +20

    European winters are usually not that bad. I've been barely heating my flat during winter for the last couple years and it was fine. I hope people don't go protest before simply trying to put on some cuddly clothes and finding someone to cuddle with.

    • @bookishdaydreams4993
      @bookishdaydreams4993 Год назад +2

      Europe is a big place! Not having access to heating can be life-threatening in some places, especially if you are part of a vulnerable group.

    • @ismt9390
      @ismt9390 Год назад +5

      Oh yeah? Where do you live in Europe? Try -20°C in an old communist appartment building and then come back and update your comment.

    • @kototube346
      @kototube346 Год назад +2

      There are huuuge differences from one country to the other and even within the same country. On top of weather there is also a big difference in how the houses are built. I have lived in Southern Germany on a relatively new apartment with good isolation and I was way less cold in winter than here in Southern Italy where they build houses with chewing-gum and preyers.

    • @joaopk6263
      @joaopk6263 Год назад

      straightest, manliest european (suggesting ‘cuddling’ as the cure for cold)

    • @eugens519
      @eugens519 Год назад +2

      @@ismt9390 and how often -20 happens in the recent years? A week per an entire season at worst?

  • @LordJaric
    @LordJaric Год назад +67

    "otherwise Putin would get really comfortable when stealing land" Exactly. If Ukraine falls, Moldova will be next. Hell, Putin could just decide to finish off Georgia. Hitler got away with so much because people thought giving him what he wanted would get him to stop and we all know how that turned out.

    • @Sujay95
      @Sujay95 Год назад

      So just like how Israel keeps stealing Palestinian land and expelling Palestinians? Sounds fair to me.

    • @wenterinfaer1656
      @wenterinfaer1656 Год назад +4

      This what happens when you prioritise diversity quotas over diplomatic effort

    • @Sujay95
      @Sujay95 Год назад +3

      @@wenterinfaer1656 mad yt spotted

    • @wenterinfaer1656
      @wenterinfaer1656 Год назад +2

      @@Sujay95 m'kay

    • @joaopk6263
      @joaopk6263 Год назад +5

      @@wenterinfaer1656 i’m pretty sure the UK and France didn’t really have diversity quotas in… y’know, the 1930s. when everyone was racist.

  • @waynecharlton8565
    @waynecharlton8565 Год назад +8

    I love the videos. Our politics definitely don't all align, but I do honestly appreciate your take on things and quality of your stories. Keep up the good work guys.

    • @isaiahc8390
      @isaiahc8390 Год назад

      Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

  • @rainemandeville5018
    @rainemandeville5018 Год назад +1

    "i just really like colour flags" 🤣🤣🤣
    i've only just found you today, but you're quickly becoming one of my favs (also because the whole "im gonna share with you what fascinated me this week and sent me down a rabbit hole" is like, my dream job)

  • @Zezeze.
    @Zezeze. Год назад +14

    i live in Germany and boyyyy is that true. It's not just electric heaters, its also lots and lots of wood stoves and the wood needed to use them. We had installed our wood stove about a year before the war started and had stocked up on wood as well, but now that we've got the energy crisis everyone is trying to do the same and it has gotten difficult in some places to actually find wood. The only "luck" we've had so far is that due to climate change october has been unusally warm. Which is... well.
    Germany has invested in biofuels the past decade but since food prices are also rising it's somewhat unlikely that we will see a rise in acreage for biofuel production. Solar panels have gotten popular for new homeowners and are typically installed on newly built homes, but the taxes and fees make them almost not worth it, so they are not utilized by more people. We have wind mills and they cover about 24% of our electricity needs (according to about three quickly googled articles), but they were supposed to cover more and Germany is far too slow in the expansion of renewables. Oh and nuclear energy is very much hated by the general public (meanwhile our neighbour france has plenty of nuclear power plants).
    Right now big stores are turning off their lights after closing time and also do not run as many escalators as usual and at my university all students received an email with instructions on how to keep energy use low. I wouldn't say there is panic but everyone is slowly and calmly approaching the whole thing (including slowly stocking up your pantry, came across a few articles mentioning how being a prepper is no longer smth that 'crazy' people do).
    So all in all? Really depends on good management.

    • @alexzzz163
      @alexzzz163 Год назад +2

      We r truly living in a funny, extreme, yet interesting time to redefine energy. Other than exploring renewables, there are traditional and natural ways to live through winters. No electric heaters? There are heating stones to keep yourself warm personally. Or enjoy yourself with a hearty stone soup or a glass of ginger tea. Or a good old hibernation.
      Have a safe winter.
      From Asia

    • @Maxitanker
      @Maxitanker Год назад

      I heard that in germany a lot of technical corn is grown for bioenergy. Сould there be a choice between food and electricity if food prices will rise even more? That's gruesome.

  • @valeriia_k8647
    @valeriia_k8647 Год назад +247

    As a Ukrainian, I am so grateful all of the countries which support us. ❤🇺🇦
    And thank you, Johnny for all videos about Ukraine and War. It’s important to explain people what is actually happening.

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +28

      thank you for commenting! means a lot to hear from the people most deeply affected by this situation.

    • @calholli
      @calholli Год назад

      @@johnnyharris Bro.. Why do you keep saying that Putin is the one who shut the gas off? lol.. The German's and others voluntarily turned off the pipes as a sanction, to punish Putin for invading. You keep painting it like "Big bad Putin cut off their oil and gas" and that's not at all how it happened. They did it to themselves and shot themselves in the foot -- that's why their citizens are protesting this choice of action in choosing to purposely put themselves in this energy crisis, for the sake of "backing Ukraine" -- Stop spreading propaganda and just stick to the facts.

    • @VolSer1993
      @VolSer1993 Год назад +9

      @@johnnyharris да да и объясните для чего США взорвали северные потоки. Видимо, чтобы помочь Германии.

    • @TheNorenko
      @TheNorenko Год назад +7

      @@johnnyharris I’m joining Valeria here. Great video. You’re going to see a lot of crapy comments from Russian war supporters (like the one above)
      .😅

    • @2011GenerationNew
      @2011GenerationNew Год назад +3

      Слава Україні! Your fellow countrymen are doing a great job.

  • @ECOMMichael
    @ECOMMichael Год назад

    Just came across your content..WOW! Your videos are so good. Thanks for the killer content!

  • @Burrdmizzle
    @Burrdmizzle Год назад

    Godbless Johnny! all this information for free in a convenient and entertaining form!🙏

  • @Fjado
    @Fjado Год назад +16

    I think most of my friends here in Amsterdam would prefer sleeping with twelve blankets than giving in to Putin

    • @extsaojose
      @extsaojose Год назад +1

      self-punishment for being a fucking clown? 🤣

  • @pulancheck
    @pulancheck Год назад +33

    You didn't mention about the pipelines (NS1, NS2) supposedly suffered some explosions and huge gas leaks were noticed (even though, they were off) & they will probably be out of order, for quite some time, even if relations with Russia get fixed. One commentary said that if salt water entered the pipes, it will really damage them.. Some news outlets blame it on Russia, doing self sabotage.. but those pipes meant years of work + mld. of $ to build .. where is the sense in doing self sabotage?

    • @anmingtou256
      @anmingtou256 Год назад +5

      Yeah he should've at least mentioned it, I was under the impression it was a big deal, but even if it wasn't he should have explained why it wouldn't be. Either he made the video before the sabotage or he deliberately didn't mention it.

    • @GTAVictor9128
      @GTAVictor9128 Год назад +4

      Moreover, it's interesting how the replacement Baltic pipeline was inaugurated literally a day after the Nord Stream pipeline explosion - could be coincidence, or perhaps it could've been sabotage by the US or Europe itself.

    • @ivani3237
      @ivani3237 Год назад +1

      war cost Russia even more - where is the sense in doing war?

    • @Baronight
      @Baronight Год назад +1

      Thats where the conspiracy theory of American behind those bomb explosion?

    • @gandalf2950
      @gandalf2950 Год назад

      @@Baronight did you hear Bidens response in spring about the pipelines 😂

  • @Vivi-mp9nn
    @Vivi-mp9nn Год назад +2

    Hey german here,
    I think most people just like to complain about gas prices being high, but i‘ve never heard anyone suggest that this could be a reason to force ukrain to give up. It‘s more a discussion about why the government made themselves dependent on russia, why they won‘t move away from fossil fuel and that they should pay germans so we don‘t have to freeze. The governments only response is „save electricitiy please“ lol

  • @175dell
    @175dell Год назад +1

    Back in 2018 I vaguely remember a president warning Angela Merkel about letting Germany become too dependent on Russian gas. He was laughed at and mocked by the European leaders. They don't appear to be laughing now.

  • @smokerr61
    @smokerr61 Год назад +62

    Thank you, Johnny, for your great explanation of hybrid war. Thanks from city of Kharkiv in Ukraine 🙏 to all European and American people for support to us.

    • @gregorylaufend2570
      @gregorylaufend2570 Год назад +4

      Ещё ничего не закончилось, Мыкола, погоди визжать.

    • @user-rs5qv6zu4q
      @user-rs5qv6zu4q Год назад

      @@gregorylaufend2570 чей Херсон, фашист?

    • @Drake-xc2qd
      @Drake-xc2qd Год назад

      Fuck Ukraine

    • @metalgearsolidsnake6978
      @metalgearsolidsnake6978 Год назад +1

      what support? Are people not dying over there in east ukraine??? Is that what you like??

  • @cyrilio
    @cyrilio Год назад +75

    The war in Ukraine is truly the first ‘Open Source Intelligence War’. Massive change in warfare. What impact does the open source community have in your opinion Johnny?

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +12

      I interviewed a few OSINT people for this video. they had different takes. totally fresh and very helpful. so my answer is, I really love the rise of OSINT and how it brings more evidence and sources to the conversation

    • @user-hv9vn4fi4w
      @user-hv9vn4fi4w Год назад

      So they just admitted it's ALL a total lie?
      ruclips.net/video/_yJQ46rc2Io/видео.html

  • @OBProductionsVideos
    @OBProductionsVideos Год назад +2

    Your videos are so informative I love them!

  • @niatscreations4913
    @niatscreations4913 Год назад +2

    and then warmest winter saves the day

  • @YuriyAlaska
    @YuriyAlaska Год назад +18

    Great content. Editing and all makes it very enjoyable to watch and learn

  • @snf321gotti6
    @snf321gotti6 Год назад +122

    Hello Johnny.
    I felt like saying that your journalism is exemplary to say the least.
    Although I may not always see the same angle as you I can always respect your credentials as a modern day journalist of our time.
    Your decision to go solo is a testament to your character as a standard of professionalism.
    Coming from a 40 year old male who has understood and listened to the news for the last 30 years to date.
    Sallam ✊

    • @BenJamin-jc4jm
      @BenJamin-jc4jm Год назад +1

      You have a lot of deprogramming ahead of you. Good luck.

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +21

      wow this is a very generous comment. thank you!

    • @calholli
      @calholli Год назад

      @@BenJamin-jc4jm Sadly, it's just a different angle of programming here. Bro.. Why does he keep saying that Putin is the one who shut the gas off? lol.. The German's and others voluntarily turned off the pipes as a sanction, to punish Putin for invading. You keep painting it like "Big bad Putin cut off their oil and gas" and that's not at all how it happened. They did it to themselves and shot themselves in the foot -- that's why their citizens are protesting this choice of action in choosing to purposely put themselves in this energy crisis, for the sake of "backing Ukraine" -- Stop spreading propaganda and just stick to the facts.

    • @AngelGarcia-op3bd
      @AngelGarcia-op3bd Год назад

      @@BenJamin-jc4jm wdym by this

    • @BlackEagle352
      @BlackEagle352 Год назад +1

      @@AngelGarcia-op3bd i think he believes that OP is brainwashed.

  • @damocan666
    @damocan666 Год назад +1

    Love every video you guys create. Keep them coming

  • @Gottexpadder
    @Gottexpadder Год назад +4

    Really laughing my ass of that this move up his sleeve backfired by having one of the mildest winter in decades and he fired up the whole energy transition to renewables in germany and outher European countries as well.

  • @RealLifeLore
    @RealLifeLore Год назад +323

    Great video, loved to see your take on this!

    • @Gazala_mukhtar
      @Gazala_mukhtar Год назад +9

      What are you doing here ?

    • @DoubleAAce
      @DoubleAAce Год назад +1

      cm even u must see the problems with this video.

    • @Contractor48
      @Contractor48 Год назад +13

      Your videos are much better. Facts.

    • @lorddabian5030
      @lorddabian5030 Год назад +1

      i love your videos
      -some guy from Aruba

    • @Contractor48
      @Contractor48 Год назад +1

      @@DoubleAAce Johnny thinks that EU will come out better in long term. Better if it was compared to Russia, but worse when it comes to Asia.

  • @Patrickblox
    @Patrickblox Год назад +11

    Here in Denmark, they've been turning off the heating and power in our universities to save on resources.
    It's scary, I've never tried something like this before.

    • @user-wj3yr7xr2f
      @user-wj3yr7xr2f Год назад

      I dont think that has happened in Sweden yet. But then Denmark went in to look-down during the pandemic and that didnt happen here either. I guess Denmark acts more forcefully to crises? For better and worse ..

    • @Nightraven26
      @Nightraven26 Год назад

      Just dress warmer. Here in Croatia, one of my acquaintances didn’t Heat his place to save on rent money a couple of years ago, he just lived wearing jackets inside for 2-3 months. In comparison to your house being shelled by Russian artillery, this is a small nuisance

    • @OlgaFyodorova
      @OlgaFyodorova Год назад

      We had that in Russia in the 90s (yeah, those 90s Putin is using to scare us into obedience: do you want to go back to the 90s?!). It's not pleasant but bearable. You wear your outdoor coats and gloves. You get hot beverages in the breaks. We studied at like +5°C in the classrooms. It was warmer at home though.
      I'm really ashamed about what my country is doing. I hate that one mad dictator kills people by thousands and makes life worse for millions. And now they are throwing people to war with this conscription - it's terrifying. Like, in my city, they give out conscription notices to random people outside malls and supermarkets, stop cars on the roads and stuff. Every day, I'm afraid for my husband and brother. I would never think it could come to that without huge protests blowing up the regime, but well, it could - and that's what's really horrifying.

  • @saif_lock7229
    @saif_lock7229 Год назад

    Excellent coverage! Amazing storytelling Mr Harris 🫡🫡

  • @UnEarthedMysteries884
    @UnEarthedMysteries884 Год назад

    Mannn jus found ur channel. Great great work enjoying all the videos great job

  • @yacine778
    @yacine778 Год назад +41

    Isn't Europe currently in a very large surplus of natural gas? With dozens of liquid gas carriers in line to port, and full storage space. Ofc this is bcz of the current mild weather in many parts of Europe, and i'm sure it will change few weeks after winter choose to show up.
    Anyway, great video as always.
    Hopefully a video about the current situation in Azerbaïdjan and Armenian, which heating up with Russia full focus on Ukraine.

    • @Kevin-xq2tv
      @Kevin-xq2tv Год назад +6

      Its just a bit of drama thrown on top yes we have all the storage up to 90% all across europ on average + trust me the winters here are not that bad they cold yes but freezing to death bad no not that bad, thats like denmark and up wheater not germany etc

    • @samuraijosh1595
      @samuraijosh1595 Год назад +1

      All of the gas is heavily subsidized.

    • @Thezftw
      @Thezftw Год назад +1

      @@Kevin-xq2tv Nordics don't rely on gas that much anyway.

    • @TheDanzau
      @TheDanzau Год назад

      @@Kevin-xq2tv we just don't have enough storage . in france , (the largest western country of europe) it is predicted that some part of the grid are going to be turned off during cold winter night.
      our politics are looking right now on how to make it bearable and fair ...they are trying ... most cities will be ok .

  • @cerys7727
    @cerys7727 Год назад +38

    I love this channel so much. My absolute favourite. Your knowledge and enthusiasm for what you do is amazing and inspires me to do research of my own!

    • @johnnyharris
      @johnnyharris  Год назад +8

      god stop this is so generous and kind. I appreciate you taking the time to express this. it encourages me more than you know.

    • @cerys7727
      @cerys7727 Год назад +1

      @@johnnyharris honestly no problem at all, I cannot wait to see all your future content

  • @courtneyange202
    @courtneyange202 8 месяцев назад

    Hey IR nerd here! I would love to hear an updated version since so many articles are out there and or paywalled sometimes so I would love an updated version of this!