Prussia wasn't it, not Finland

Don’t give away your country like Sweden did.

Yes, we'll never forget this when they joined arms with Nazi Germany.

@@cdybft9050 Don't worry, our migration policy is a bit better.

thats cool! :)

@Kashgari That would be a self-destructive act.

@@rick7424 No winner's Only Roaches 🪳 survive

@@rick7424 And you will die too don't forget that ;)

@@earth7551 If Russia fires one nuke, half the world is gonna invade them immediately. And that nuke could be intercepted.

@@wederMaxim all countries are connected by trade, at an increasing pace going back at least as far as the neolithic.

Hard times makes strong people

Every Suomi now pays for Nato weapon, vehicles, maintenance. Well played US. Tramp words "let make them pay for our military corpo"😂

@@TheMarkAvreliy and protections, safety is allways more important than money

cap

@@Nigga978sped

Me too. I think they joined NATO to avoid being invaded by NATO. Militarily they are still neutral and have no intention of getting involved in the war.

you stated it perfectly, its best to leave the Finns alone, they a peaceful people, that is until you mess with them, then you better stand aside, as the proverbial shit will hit the fan, just ask Ole Uncle Joe, he knew better than to tray and take all of Finland after getting kicked in the nutts, not once but twice, he decided taking some land and calling it a win was the best option.

I'm sure a few nukes in Helsinki would be all the luck you need

Every roadway has walkways for troops? Do you mean pedestrians?

@@Juho221 pedestrians = troops in Finland

@@Juho221 did you watch the video?

@@wederMaxim don’t worry. We have sauna tents and they are great for guerilla sauna operations.

As a Swede, I do feel safer having NATO protecting us. Swedes embody the ”Hope for the best, prepare for nothing” mentality, so we won’t be able to offer NATO much 🥲

@@XNeohaggenX and they didn’t have a huge border to protect until they joined NATO? Ukraine showed what it meant to be alone bordering Russia. How is it safer not being part of a defensive alliance when your neighbour obviously can and will use conventional arms to dominate weaker countries?

@A Memory of Light it's not safer lol, that's why Finland's decided to join. It even said so outright in the video 🤣

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We won't be in the alliance in a long time, maybe never. Turkey and Hungary are going to sit on this so they can milk it for dimes for all eternity.

Aged? This video is made after Russia invaded Ukraine

@@nickinurse6433 Aged well, because not only did Finland join NATO, but Sweden did too. A double whammy.

It didnt even scratched Russia. Why would it anyway? Russia is the strongest economy in Europe at this moment and it reached practically all its goals in Ukraine. 😂😂😂

@@JohnSmith-xz5nb You are right about not scratching Russia by merely joining a defensive alliance out of their own volition. That's how it should be and is. Yet Russia takes it as a threat to their aggressively invasive imperialistic regime.

@@JohnSmith-xz5nb Meth head

UPDOOT!!!

they usually invade before they join nato (ask georgia and ukraine)

how do you explain- countries: i'm going to join NATO Russia: i'm gonna be mad if you do countries: i joined despite no threat existing Russia: oh, i'm about to give you a threat to worry about countries: i joined because Russia threatened me Russia: .

@@happyblt624 exactly. The dangerous period is when a country is making attempts to westernize but haven't formally joined or applied to join. Russia has a lot of incentive to attack countries like that

​@@sinoroman The occupation by the USSR was terrible. Better safe than sorry.

Yeah... As a Swede, the more I learn about Sweden's so-called "Stormaktstid" ("Time as a Great Power"), the more convinced I grow that it really should be called our "Kassa Kolonialförsök" ("crappy colonial attempt"). At least we've got your back now, for what it's worth...

Let's get terms straight: Sweden *colonized* Finland for centuries.

@@tob564 yeah, sweden colonized and ruled finland.

Did you know that Sweden deposed its then King Gustav IV Adolph and his son Gustav.

@@tob564 potato potato

Glad to have you

Greetings from the USA ,I'm very impressed with the military y'all have build up 💯,nice to have you in NATO ♥️🤍💙

Welcome

good. now, put your money where your mouth is. The US is becoming tired of being Europe's protector.

So this would be a good time to ask you how the trout fishing is in finland.

usa has no interest in literally placing strategic sized hypersonic nuclear missiles on the fin border, close to Petersburg, to try to create a political crisis artificially. there is 400 km (250 mi) from Petersburg to finnish border. cuban missiles were 140 km (90 mi) from Florida. they are just interested in the kola peninsula area: a total of 81.5 per cent of russian strategic maritime nuclear capabilities are concentrated in the northern fleet, and its home to systems such as the RS-24 YARS and Murmansk-BN electronic warfare system. russia’s EW capabilities were on display during natos’s trident juncture 2018 exercise, when both norway and finland were the victims of russian GPS jamming and interference. and places like new SLBM storage facility (69.114642° 33.525728°) that consist of a total of 50 storage bunkers, each with four storage bays, that potentially houses a total of 200 rsm-56 Bulava SLBMs. rsm-56 Bulava is a Russian submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile. missile can carry between six and ten 150 kiloton warheads. it´s considered a key element of the russian armed forces' nuclear triad. perhaps a pre-emptive first strike into nuclear missile storages with stealth f35´s, that carries tactical nuclear missile on them, designed for bunker-busting, in case things ever break down. or at least, that's what usa wants russia to obsess about.

Daaaang

@@Redmanticore 400km? Are you sure? That seems a bit much. Edit: Its not even 150km away from the finnish border.

@CatusBrutus Yes

This crisis person knows what’s up

The age restriction got removed if im not mistaken

@GZW_Tupid It was immensely petty that it happened at all.

That's hilarious though: I live in a age restricted country. 😆 Not everyone can say that! (I know YT content policies are a complete mess and creators are treated unfairly and all of that. I recognize there's a real problem and I'm not minimizing that at all, but there IS a comical aspect to this particular instance.)

orc trolls do that.

I guess Finland too sexy 😉

its because finland has never been the aggressor in any conflict. theres quite literally no reason for a finn *not* to want to defend their country, since all theyve ever wanted as a nation is peace and independence.

They didn't collaborate with Russia. They collaborated with the nazis

Yeahh If you ask a swede what our military strategy for defending against russia is, they'd just say "finland"

​@@innajankovic1749Yes and we are proud of it crybaby

😅😂😂

geopolitical economy report is another great show. makes this one look like childs play!

Sounds like fanboyism of US fascist global imperialism. I add fascism, because we now have government+media+corporations working as a single entity in NATOstan, both with their dreams or world domination, and their destruction of our nations history, culture and traditions, including the Göbbelian brainwashing system and the insane ideology they now force on our populations. But hey, good luck with that fanboyism. Russia is the problem, right? We just can't let them live in peace, right?

the 1st 3 min make it sound like Finns have had an interest in attacking and dominating Russia..It sounds like Russian/old Soviet propaganda

Finland joined NATO, but that's all. Finland is not about to let NATO come in and install nuclear missiles, build an invasion force, or construct all sorts of bases along the border. They want to make themselves less of a target, not more. They don't want to be the next Ukraine. Nobody does. So they won't make Ukraine's mistakes. What Finland wants is for Sweden to become really strong, to discourage Russia from coming that direction. Meanwhile Finland wants to be a strong but totally non-threatening country to separate the two sides. And that is exactly what Russia wants too. Finland and Russia want exactly the same thing, a strong but peaceful, non-threatening buffer zone, and they both know it. But they try to keep it as their little secret. They aren't really enemies, they're secret friends.

Depends on the actions. If Russia completely stops trading with Finland, it will cause huge damage to it. If by some miracle capitalist Russia does it right, and not for profit, Finland will never join NATO.

@@wederMaxim Russia only gets like 5-10% of Finnish exports

@@wederMaxim Not gonna happen. Finland knows that it's only chance of being secure is joining NATO.

@@0816M3RC it will be destroyed before joining. If they keep trying. And in a very unlikely possibility that they manage to Russia will just be forced to have a war with NATO. That's all there is to it. It's better now then after being completely surrounded after all. Which is funny because Russia doesn't need neither Finlands territory nor it's people. Finland is not Ucraine, finnish people aren't Russians. It's existence barely matters. To Russia if Finland is all just wiped off map it's still mission uccomplished. No NATO bases possible there after all. Frankly it feels like fins are trying to self destruct. Also. They were given freedom on basis of being neutral. Joining NATO means breaking that deal.

@@PutXi_Whipped okay bot

well i havent heard that one but one kinda similar after Winter War Solviet officer said "We got enough land to bury our death"

They didn’t. They made frozen scarecrows with them.

@@joku232 It was Nikita Hrutchev who said it. He became leader of CCCP .

Later on an American official is said of have asked about reports of Soviet soldiers in Finland, to which his Finnish counterpart is supposed to have said "Oh yes, they are buried over there."

“They are so many, and our country is so small, where will we find room to bury them all?” is the exact phrasing.

What are you talking about

🇺🇦 ❤ 🇫🇮

Fins are pussie, ya’ll wont do shit 🤡🤣 I had a finnish girl for a while and she told me guys out there are pussies, scared to talk to them and overall weirdos.

Your country taught the Russians a harsh lesson in WW2 and, after over 80 years of preparation, would teach an even more rigorous class today.

Leave us alone and let us drink vodka in peace. Because we are the happiest nation in the world!))

Finland HAS done so and done it well. Fitting that stupid Putin has now put his hometown in total danger from his own actions.

31st member and one of 30 who rely on the one member who actually matters.....NATO is America....lets be honest.

@@illusionyx907 Please give us your top secret source of Russian targeting data, please. The CIA would be very interested.

@@illusionyx907 In nuclear war, it matters not if your the target or not, the fallout alone will likely kill the majority of the entire world.

@@mdw546 Just 1 or 2 nukes dropped can ensure MAD so yeah it really doesn't matter

​@@illusionyx907 Please target them on more countries so they can join NATO as well

Russia had Finland exactly where it wanted it. If it wanted to incorporate it, they could've done that and was about to do before the revolution.

Autonomy

Finland founded russia ?

And we shot the most dictator like of the governors in late 1800s.

Also, sounds weird to say "Swedish rule". Finland was just apart of Sweden and had been for over 600 years by the time Russia took over. It wasn't some colony of Sweden lol.

Thank you for sharing this very funny story Pythos!

Nice one. Better send in the Mobiks!

I've heard this joke in reference to every country on earth.

@@firstandlastname6194 Oh right, maybe you should check history of conflicts between Finland and Russia.

Nute Gunray: "This is getting out of hand! Now there are TWO of them!" Master Yoda: "Always two there are; no more, no less." Darth Finland, Darth Sweden: "But who is the Master and who is the Apprentice?"

That's because it is American propaganda... even quoting the Rand Corporation!

​@@mandrews1245Propaganda of what? Of telling the history of Finland, how russians invaded and how they gained great relations with the west? .. .

Same here, my grandmother and grandfathers families fled from Karelia to Sweden in the middle of the night, She used to tell me about it all the time when i was a kid sleeping over at her place

Do not translate!!! ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପିତ କାରଣ ଯଦି ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବ ନାହିଁ ତୁମେ ମରିବ, ଅଭିଶାପକୁ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବାର ଏକମାତ୍ର ଉପାୟ ହେଉଛି ମୋ ଚ୍ୟାନେଲକୁ ସବସ୍କ୍ରାଇବ କରିବା .....

My grandmother has a similar story, she remembers being pulled by her mother on a sled on her 4th birthday fleeing with his mother and siblings from Viipuri to Helsinki during heavy bombings. She still remembers it clearly almost 80 years afterwards.

The Moscow Duchy has always been a power centralizing and expansionist state.

So my grandmother too. They lived in Finland Karelia ishtmus. So close to an old Russian border (25km) (16miles?). St Petersburg (old Leningrad) 70km (43miles) from there. When i was a kid i always listen fancy stories from old finnish Karelian 😊😊

What does sleeper mean in this context?

@@erikafinland2162 They dont act big and powerful but when war comes they pack a punch. Take the Finnish Winter War for example

Jajajajajajajajajajajajjajajajajajajajajjajajajajajaajajaajajajajjajajajajajjajaj lmao

Finland will get rocked.

People desperate people will do desperate things. There are world-ending weapons in Russia. Why provoke them? What's with this constant poking of the bear.

This. Sweden and finland were just waiting opening To join Nato. Sweden knew this, finland knew this and Nato knew this. Didnt russia know this?

Finland and Sweden has had a very hush hush history of cooperation. The Swedish Volunteer Force was a thing, and we took in refugees during several points in history.

I totally agree. We Finns and Swedes stick together, for foreigners it is maybe not as obvious, as there really has been no need to openly discuss or explain it to the world. Those who know, know.

To a certain extent yes, but remember that America and Sweden have a love-hate relatiinship. They didn't embargo us between 1973 and 1987 without reason.

Here I thought it was made with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

@Rico Thampaty What you just wrote was not true. The Stalin's purge part was not wrong, but not the whole picture.

@Rico Thampaty nope not a kingdom. But a Grand Duchy 1808 - 1917. The Russian zar was the Grand Duke of the Grand Duchy of Finland besides being the zar of the Russian Empire. Finland was granted autonomy, own legislation and Parliament. But every new zar increased the russification 🤬🤬🤬

@Rico Thampaty No. The russian military was poorly trained and equiped - just like they are now. Eggheads like that don't learn from their mistakes.

Nope, it's not precise explanation of relations. Tricky manipulative twist of historical events turning Russia from calm neighbor to etrrnal enemy. Which isn't true. Mannerheim was graduated from russian military school. Did author ever mentioned that or other very important, but inconvenient to narrative facts?

@ricothampaty4345 Not exactly true. Many Soviets also died due to not having proper equipment, and freezing to death.

Finns don’t mess around when it comes to getting invaded. Even in their old age. My great grandmother was pretty scary.

u moved from finland to russia or what

Of course the Fins are cool there not animals there defending what’s theirs and are not looking to invade

@@juanelorriaga2840 savage, i love it. f**** Putin

@@juanelorriaga2840 That's xenophobia

In kirkenes, Norway you can walk right up to the border. but I would not recomend crossing it

Gotland can't go anywhere though.

@@bigcoolviking where would you like to go in your aircraft carrier in the glorified lake that is the baltic sea?

@@nisu_unn I've sailed the Baltic, it is huge, Been to Visby too as it happens, the Capitol. Its just another island.

@@bigcoolviking Baltic sea is pretty huge

@@bigcoolviking not like Sweden has the same Global role as the US though. A regional natural aircraft carrier is OP for Swedish needs.

Sponsors are necessary for these channels to keep making fire content like this!

Yes there are no happy tales from Karjala anymore. It used to be our industrial hub but now it is rusty forgotten border state with people who have no connection to the land. Population was replaced completely. My former teacher was from there and had to abandon her home. She did not tell us much but even as child I could tell it was very hard topic for her.

You grandfather german?

The part about officers being trialed in Russia is not true. Only 8 FInnish politicians were ever trialed for "Responsibility for the war" or war crimes. That's all.

No Finnish officers were trialed in the USSR nor in Finland. Some were afraid they would, in case the USSR managed to gain power in Finland. Therefore some officers left the country just to be sure.

My grandmother is also from Karjala, but was only a kid during the war. She is also a survivor of bombing of Elisenvaara when Russian airforce bombed and strafed the civilians being evacuated.

Didnt an ex general say that we would need our anti missile ship on the Thames 24/7 to stop London being nuked to hell? It's not there atm... 😂

@@AmateurHEROduelist are you delusional? The MAD doctrine means the Russians would never nuke us and we would never nuke them, but we can still threaten them, besides Russias nukes could be shot down by many nato members before it gets to London.

@@dariomladenovski7047 One Russian nuke and Russia is gone.

@@dariomladenovski7047 the point is the UK can nuke back though

@@dariomladenovski7047 one Russian nuke and Russia is gone.

@Rico Thampaty Tell that to the Ukrainian people "Bro, it's just for our propaganda and to induce fear into you, but they'd never actually do it" Idiot

@Rico Thampaty Conscription, at least the Finnish version, is defence on the cheap. Conscripts are paid a daily allowance, which buys a few beers and some smokes. No one complains because it's what everyone does.

@Rico Thampaty 🤡

@Rico Thampaty you must be fun at parties

@@peabase yeah it's similar here. Conscription keeps military spending way down. My monthly allowance during my full time service was less than what a McDonalds server earns lol. The rest of our defence budget from what I know of, goes to hardware

Hämäläinen perusjuntti

If we are going to be comma fuckers it's gonna be larger now that Finland utilized it's additional buy option from last contract with South-Korea to buy additional 48 K9 Thunders

@@xYarbx Just wait till they start doing that _weird colon_ stuff

@@WackadoodleMalarkey they could fire K9s in line simultaneously to destroy an larger area

Its an enormous size of the artillery for such a small country, but definitely needed for a massive force Finland is capable to mobilize in the case of war. Finnish army is very impressive!

have fun paying 50% tax like a slave

​@@mile_381 slaves dont pay taxes. dumb comment

I know at least a century or so ago Finland had a land access to the Arctic Ocean. But today that land corridor that Finland owned now belongs to Norway, even though Finland never seems to have been fought with or been in any kind of fight with Norway. Finland has fought with its Russian neighbors throughout the 20th century.

@@michaelverbakel7632 The arctic sea corridor was taken by the sovjet union

@@michaelverbakel7632 You might be confused. Where in today's Norway would such corridor have been? I think the corridor you're talking about is now in Russia. Finland lost a notable chunk of land in there to Soviet Union in 1930's or 1940's.

Underrated comment

The russians wish they were as competant as the fire nation

If the Air Nomads, Earth Kingdom and Water Tribes had what Ukraine has they would have brutalized the Fire Nation in a month!!!

@@LS-jv9hp lmao

The USA installed a puppet government in 2014 overthrowing the elected government. The east of Ukraine said no to this and tried to separate. Ukraine sent in there military to crush the people killing/murdering there own. The people took up arms in self defense and needed help. Russia offered help. Ukraine ended up in a civil war with Russia helping the people against a tyrannical puppet government installed by the USA. The fighting was supposed to stop with the Minsk accords. Ukraine broke the Minsk accords many times. Ukraine kept shelling the peoples republics killing civilians. In 2022 of Feb Russia show a huge build up of the Ukrainian army getting ready to attack the peoples republics. Russia lunched its Special Military Ops to protect the people from the aggression the the Ukrainian government. The conflict is not the sole fault nor sole responsibility of the Russia. The USA and Ukrainian government are just as responsibility and guilty. There's three guilty party's there USA, Ukrainian government and Russia. The victims are the Ukrainian people in all of Ukrainian. Being used as puppets in a geopolitical chess game. By the USA to fight a proxy war in Ukraine against Russia.

NATO isn't just for show. No NATO country has ever been invaded.

Do not translate!!! ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପିତ କାରଣ ଯଦି ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବ ନାହିଁ ତୁମେ ମରିବ, ଅଭିଶାପକୁ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବାର ଏକମାତ୍ର ଉପାୟ ହେଉଛି ମୋ ଚ୍ୟାନେଲକୁ ସବସ୍କ୍ରାଇବ କରିବା .....

Suomalainen but yep! I adore Finland and am planning to move in my boyfriend who lives there! :>

@@ApocalypticAnarchy01 what? he wasnt trying to type suomalainen, the name of the fortress just looks vaguely similar to it. have fun in finland though

@@ttvichannel No

The border with Russia has a rail line and a road just inside Russia. Russia keeps nuclear assets in a location served by these. If the Finns see Russia making a move to the facility they will destroy the road and rail line then dig in for a fight.

meanwhile canada lets its navy and military mothball...pathetic.

If so, THEY stole it from Mother Nature. Every dopey wombat understands that from birth. YOU did, too! How else would you know to pucker up and head for the nearest nipple a moment after birth? (with nary a question about the brand-name/'nationality'/price/politics/religion/etc. of said nipple.) Somehow, along the way, we've lost track of life's realities. And NOT for the better.

We got a lot of great sayings.

That "personal guarantee" was only near the end to convince reluctant Hitler to divert weapons and other aid to help stop the summer '44 offensive. After the immediate threat had been thwarted, Ryti resigned.

What a nice distortion of history.

@@abrvalg321 What happened then?

Finland was caught in a vice - PERIOD. However Germany was an old ally of the Finnish elite. NOT Nazi Germany. On a scale of 1-10 I would rank Communism as the greatest scourge this earth has ever seen. Nazi Germany does not even come close to the destruction wrought on man by Marxian Communism. Today, while they do not adhere to Marxist ideology, the globalist use Marxist tactics to control you and brainwash you. The problem with Finland during WWII was that Sweden remained neutral and therefore there was no means by which the West could help them. That is why Churchill was so upset at the debacle in Norway and always desired an attempt ( Operation Jupiter ) to invade Norway and then hopefully compel Finland to switch sides or opt out of the war altogether. The problem was, Jupiter planning became a fiasco because the Soviets would not help. Therefore Jupiter became nothing more than a deception plan. What people do not understand is that the Bolsheviks / Soviets ALWAYS had designs on Finland and only attacked in 1940 because their internal coup failed to materialize. Stalin planned to take Finland the way he occupied the Baltic countries. This by building up their respective Comintern Communist parties and then mounting a coup. Those mounting the coup would then politely ask the assistance of the USSR to intervene. The USSR then NEVER leaves. It did not work, so Stalin attacked. When that did not work out as planned either, he once again bolstered Communists within Finland. So Finland has always, to some extent been a puppet of the USSR. When the USSR fell on its ass Finland remained a , to a large degree, a Communist state. That is why their supreme stupidity is being revealed now. It's pay back time. They are one of the few European countriest to continue to maintain a statue and park devoted to the lying mass murderer and moron Lenin. Again, what came first the chicken or the egg? Well, Communism came first THEN National Socialism. Hitler learned from the mistakes of Lenin and Trotsky and their NEP, and created a Communism of his own. Not a globalist, internationalist ideology but a NATIONAL one that attempted to fix the unfixable. The greatest LIE in history is that the NSDAP was a RIGHT-WING organization. That was a LIE begun by Klara Zetkin's Anti-Fascist organization set up by the Comintern in the 1920s because they were terrified of their somewhat similar competition.

@@benedict6880 Evil Stalin forgave Hitler's puppets. And Hitler's puppets did not understand this, did not appreciate it.

he is suspiciously Russian friendly , propaganda friendly and enemy of truth

noyp

just like how they took all of Ukraine's nuclear weapons and promised "not to invade"

Russian consulate in ahvenanmaa/åland should be removed immediately.

@@user-wb7bq1ih5e what "nope"?

Reminds me of district 13 with all the tunnels

@@Eepi Fact: On the internet a fact is made up every second.

I wish I had a bunker under my house…

@@Eepi väestönsuoja on pakollinen tila jokaisessa kerrostalossa mutta siihen se jääkin.

Cringe

Pretty bad or at least way subpar maps tho

average American

Even I, a Finn who has a good grip on what this corner of the world looks like, appreciated the visuals. Even knowing where everything is, I think it made it a lot easier to understand what everything that's being said really would mean in practice and get a deeper understanding of the situation

@@venlakirahvi mitkäs on mietteet nykytilanteesta ? Kyselen tällasena average opiskelijana…😂

heard of globe?

If it were in dnd terms, Russia attacking Finland would be them rolling a 1 on a d20. They would be so thoroughly defeated and humiliated it would make the red army’s losses in the winter war look like a joke.

Really???

what??? 😂🤣😂😅🤣

Finland stole illigal land from russia in 1920 because they tought its an good opportunity because russia was in a civilwar, after russians wanted the land back or as an exchange the land from saintpetersburg they refused and even after the winterwar did the fins attack russia and broke even the peace treaty

​@@Brimst0ne6800the loses of the winterwar comes from nikita khrushchev to destroy the stalincult, its funny because countless finish and russian historyans proof it included other sources but the west rather take hes numbers to show the Red army is weak

That’s true about many countries that joined Germany in WWII, and it‘s quite sad that such a small amount of people care to understand.

I always thought that Hitler trying to push into Soviet Territory and hold it was a terrible decision, which it was, considering how many Germans died to the Russian Winter. But I never knew that it was also probably to force 2 fronts with Finland pushing from their end. Guess he had no choice? Anyways, Had Japan not bombed Pearl Harbour, bringing the USA into it, Germany and it's allies could have potentially won WW2 albeit without being able to successfully invade the UK. In that timeline, you would have joined the good guys - since history is written by the victors. People also don't see the bigger picture that the Nazi's rose to power because of the treaty of Versailles from WW1. Everyone involved in that basically created the Nazi party with how much they punished Germany.

The whole "Nazi" thing is kinda idiotic anyway. A huge majority of people at that time didn't like the Jews. Hitler literally had a gigantic portrait of Henry Ford behind him at his desk at his office. Ford was one of Hitlers idols. Henry Ford literally wrote books on how terrible Jews are and why we should kill them all - and you'd get a free book for every Ford you bought. Like a brochure for your car. Just instead of explaining how it works, you're told that you should kill Jews and that they are evil. And Ford is praised like a god by Americans. Hitler literally praising Americans and their behaviour towards Jews in his book "Mein Kampf" and saying it was his inspiration. And most of the Nazi leadership openly saying that they only became anti-Semitic, because of the Americans and what those said about the Jews. Henry Ford's "The international Jew" series likely being the biggest influence, because it's named so often. Jews were disliked everywhere in the world at that time. Hitler basically just did what the others wanted to do - in addition to the war.

@@stevenlang9849 wow, I didn't know that. Do you also know the reason why jews were so universally disliked then? It just seems insane to me that they could go from that to Elite Zionists that control a huge portion of the world.

Well, not Nazis. The government was filled with warmongeres and the state was very fascistic, with stuff like the Lapua movement's demands being accepted and the left opposition forced completely underground (The social democrats were excluded from this, which makes you wonder how closely they'll align with fascists.), not to mention how many reds we put into concentration camps (offical information of this doesn't exist, documents having gotten either destroyed or 'going missing'. We only know about the camps from officer and soldier testimonies, but also from their and the prisoners' journals). Don't also forget that we attacked first in the 20s by the tribal wars. 'Unifying our cultural and lingual brothers' my ass. When the 1939 demands came for an exchange of land, we almost accepted the demands. It was a small clique formed from the national coalition and others that in the end refused the deal, giving us an ultimatum, which was once again refused. After three months of fighting and in the end conceding to prevent any more damages, we were still at an governmental level in a state of war. Whoch makes the continuation war thing a bit b*llshitty for me, cause because the country was at a state of war, the army was effectively in control. 'Armeijahallitus' it was called. This enabled generals of the army, Including Mannerheim, to sign a treaty with Hitler's germany for an invasion of the soviets. Mind you this was done without the consent of the parliment, which after war was declared was forced to go with it. The fact that our early 20th century history is so whitewashed (double meaning here), and how that whitewashed narrative is even pushed today. I mean, who cares about Häyhä, or 'hakkaa päälle, pohjan poika'. This isn't the 30s, stop pretending it is.

Pyotr Velikiy got his his Window on the West.

Huh, I thought St. Petersburg would've been a lot older than that. Would never have guessed that Albany, NY is older than St. Petersburg.

@@john_sensei_ii When a woman gets married and changes her name that that does mean her age begins at that point.

It was founded on indigenous Finnic land

@@john_sensei_ii Considering that Slavs colonized Russia from Finnic people around the same time Western Europeans were colonizing the new world, it makes sense for these places to be so young.

the war in ukraine broke out in 2014, when kiev attacked their own citizens

and russia has more ukrainian refugees than any other country, about 3 million. more than all of central/eastern europe combined.

@@youtubeuser206 Ok , vanya . You can take 15 rubles from the table.

@@youtubeuser206 Yeah I'm sure the gun at the back of their heads definitely made them very motivated to move to Russia.

@@youtubeuser206 Hello Russian bot!

The true test of NATO will come if Russian or one of their allied nations decides to attack a NATO member country. If NATO fails to respond properly, then NATO will fall apart quickly.

As a Turk, I hope we will one day get rid of the dictators and, aim for reaching at least the levels of democracy as in Finland today; and then we will prosper together as an alliance. But for now, we have a m.f. dictator called Tayyip Erdoğan 🇹🇷 😢 🇫🇮

Fuck yeah!

hell yeah! Suomi perkele!

Yessirrr!

What would that mean? That "Finns" are rather an artificial construct than something naturally existing prior? You cannot "let's be ***" something you already are.

Quite clever! ;-)

And now Ukrainian fascists saying that Russains aren't Slavs but Finns. And sine Finns decided to throw away their freedom, they have to follow narrative. Time to find a new name Finns.

@@morzh1978 Quite reductive reasoning. If everything must exist as it was prior, naturally, we'd have to go back to Pangean borders when most of Earth's land mass (7 continents) was large and almost contiguous.

And we didn't follow that wisdom, pity

It's up to a year or 347 days and the shortest time possible is 165 days.

Here in Oz was called 'Nasho'. I refused to go because I ALWAYS choose my own enemies, for my own reasons. I DID volunteer to go to Vietnam (with the intention of deserting and fighting for the Vietcong, who were defending THEIR country), but got a reply from the military which said that anyone stupid enough to volunteer was too stupid to be in their army. Oh well.....

​@@dabbbles 😂😂

@@Emannn835 It gets better! My brother, already IN the army for 5 years (for the free uni education on full pay!) also volunteered to go to Vietnam (for the 30% pay rise). They told HIM: 'don't be stupid! We've just spent over $2 mil. educating you! There's NO way we're allowing you ANYwhere the bullets are flying!' (True story.)

Damn, that's interesting. I wonder why the military sucks in Mexico? I've never met anyone (anyone that wasn't a soldier already) that wanted to be a soldier or that was even in military academy. lol

One more- straight-up said Sweden instead of Finland one time. Nope not gonna time stamp it, good luck!

Hush Swedish colony, your Helsinki was built in Russia and by Russians, before that your wild ancestors lived in dugouts, all the wealth of Finland is based on cheap Russian gas, unfortunately my government will not turn off your gas, because Putin is an agent of the West.

Vyborg was it's original SWEDISH name

*Viipuri. But also he's speaking English and Viipuri in English Vyborg. Just like he's not saying SUOMI instead of Finland.

@@user-o-something NO. It's Viborg in Swedish.

Haha, I saw that clip too😅

especially with a broom!~

Oh no, did the bear send a Linux pull request that breaks userspace?

as a Canadian, I learned Finland is far from docile, great respect for Finns. great video !

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Good to know, respect to the Finns, aka The Winter War. Welcome to the NATO club Sir. sadly the Second Cold War has arrived (it arrived 10 yrs ago, but now at least the Ostriches can no longer claim its not here)

It's the same here in sweden, our millitary has been extremely active these past months.

Wow, Russia should put a nuke then instead of using conventional weapons.

Contribute to climate change, much?

Similar colors.

@@AnoNymInvestor blue, yellow and green?

This video made you feel patriotic towards Finland? Lmao

Funny coinsidence, Scotland has been the one country on my mind the most during the last week, when I've studied your history and watched Scottish movies etc. 😊 And I've felt a surprisingly strong feeling that we have something very much in common. The same passion for the beautiful power in nature and the patriotism. Got a feeling I really would love to stay there for a while. And similarities in the language are noticeable ( i'm a Swedish speaking Finn). The same colours in our flag. Your spirit feels like here at home a little, although Finns don't easily show them in public. 😊 All my love to you Scots from a snowy Finland ❤❤

@@erikafinland2162 Well Scotland is somewhat close in geography and climate. Same reason why Canadians and Scandinavians tend to be good chums. They live in the cold, eat similar food, and have the same "I don't care about yall" attitude when it comes to politics. Just good neighbors in general.

Ukraine never joined Nato and Russia¨never touched the baltic states.

@@oletoustrup8572 Russia never touched the Baltic states, because they are already NATO members. Ukraine has applied to join NATO since the invasion. NATO is the best protection from Russian attack.

Lol

@@littlebigcommentaries9833 lol lol?

Simo Häyhä

Do not translate!!! ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପିତ କାରଣ ଯଦି ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବ ନାହିଁ ତୁମେ ମରିବ, ଅଭିଶାପକୁ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବାର ଏକମାତ୍ର ଉପାୟ ହେଉଛି ମୋ ଚ୍ୟାନେଲକୁ ସବସ୍କ୍ରାଇବ କରିବା .....

@@ttvichannel there is a dead popeyes cashier behind where i live

@@crazyjoedavola7493 The white death.

​@@ttvichannel Well luckily I wear my sacred ward, the VPN!! Curse me all the way you want! Won't sub to your channel anyways. XD Good luck with your horrible advert campaign. Flagged.

The Finns will probably be grateful, but they still hate you for beating them in every major winter sport anyway 😅

Lol thanks sweden i guess

@@hkchan1339 Pretty sure it's Finland who's beating Sweden, at least in hockey these days

Sweden will cease to exist soon anyway- “refugees” now rule the Swedes. Demographics is destiny.

Will you turn your backs to Norway again though?

Exactly

I was about to say that too xD

What about Sweden invading Aaland in 1918?

@@johnmcgovern5372 Åland belong to Finland, but everyone talk Swedish. Åland did belong to Sweden til 1809, before Finland got it. Back in 1918 durin WW1, Russia occupied Åland. Hence why first Sweden, and later Germany invaded it.

​@@johnmcgovern5372 "Invading", no. The majority of the population wanted to be a part of Sweden(they had a vote with over 95% of the population voting for leaving Finland and joining Sweden), so they asked the Swedes to come over and protect their interests until they became a part of Sweden(They still speak Swedish to this day) Then Sweden and Finland made a deal with the help of the League of Nations. Which is often said to be the only thing League of Nations got done during it's lifespan. The deal was for the island to continue govern itself but still technically be Finnish. It's a very fascinating story.

Why would you want to destroy your own relatives? I am 10% Viking, for example.

Do not translate!!! ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପିତ କାରଣ ଯଦି ତୁମେ ଅଭିଶାପ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବ ନାହିଁ ତୁମେ ମରିବ, ଅଭିଶାପକୁ ଭାଙ୍ଗିବାର ଏକମାତ୍ର ଉପାୟ ହେଉଛି ମୋ ଚ୍ୟାନେଲକୁ ସବସ୍କ୍ରାଇବ କରିବା .....

This is just one example of how ready Finland is and have plans for if there is a invasion threatening it.

Better dead than red.

@@mielikuvitelma it certainly seems that in regards to Finland's position during WW2, they didn't have any particularly good options

Before ww2 baltics tried to make baltic sea union or something like that with poland and finland, but they refused .

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend."

The US alliance with Russia was strange, to put it lightly. But since we were allied with Britain, and Britain was at war with Germany, and Germany was allied with Japan, who was also an enemy of Russia dating way back.

Yup. That was one of 2 mistakes in the video I caught.

Yeah I was thinking that it sounded off

I'm sorry but how do you think Gulf stream warms up land? Have you ever thought of that? There's no mistake, he just used a different level of events.

@@GrandTerr This is about Murmansk's harbor (water) being ice free.

​@@DrWatson610 Actually it's a bit tricky. Murmansk is inland not coastal and the river would be frozen without the Polar Stream. Also if we talk about the eventual ocean the ships are going to sail into maybe, I don't have the knowledge, but Murmansk is way out there and maybe the nearby coast's ocean water is warmed by the air masses just as much as by the stream.

This video got recommended to me when that happened but I didn't know it existed before then

I am^^ Russia invaded Ukraine because of their gas fields and the port on crimea, but also to keep Nato away from their border.... Provoking even more countries bordering them to join Nato... What a fail. I hope russia loses the war and then gets split up like the soviet union. Most of their country isn't inhabited by russians anyways, they should get their own countries.

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Silly Fins mow they're going to be targeted with nukes

@@stephenlennon7369 then article 5 will be activated and the world will go kaboom.