Why does Kuwait Exist? (Short Animated Documentary)
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- Kuwait is a tiny country located between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, both of whom have wanted to (at times) wished to annex the country into their own. But why hasn't this happened? Why does Kuwait exist? To find out watch this short and simple animated history documentary.
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"Why does Kuwait Exist?" - Asked Hussein calmly
It was a part of basra
@@MesoMan77 It was apart of your Mom (she's obese)
@@Bread-nx9fo it was part of his dad as well (conjoined twins)
@@gavriloprincip9634 it was john Cena's
SEMEN!
Movie adaptation: *Angry Saddam noises*
So basically Kuwait is the Luxembourg of the Arab world: Everyone wanted it so nobody in the end could have it.
You know as a Kuwaiti... That's probably the best comparison I've heard.
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WHY DIDNT EAST GERMANY (DGR) GET THE FORMER EASTERN TERRITORIES BECAUSE SURELY USSR WOULD WANT A MORE POWERFUL ALLIE AND ALSO THINK ABOUT THE LIVES AND CULTURE LOST ASLO WHY DIDNT THEY GIVE SUDETLAND TO AUSTRIA
@@sahibbhadal i also wondered why
@@sahibbhadal
1. USSR wanted an ice free port in the Baltic Sea. So it took east prussia (Kaliningrad)
2. USSR took reparations from Germany by plundering all of the industry and resources of East Germany. If it cared at all about having a strong ally, it wouldn’t have left the country completely destitute.
3. Why would the Allies have rewarded Austria in any way, shape, or form?
4. The Sudentenland was a natural geographical defense point, and critical to the Czech sovereignty.
5. To ensure Germany would never pose a threat to eastern Europe again (but probably mostly to ensure USSR dominance of Eastern Europe), all of Prussia was given to Poland (except for Kaliningrad)
Oh maybe the swedes could use it to store their pickled herring then!
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The British soldier popping out of the dirt like a mole got me. The flag, the "Dibs", the happy smile and THE FACT HE POPPED OUT OF THE GROUND.
"How did Europe react to the Mongol Invasion?" Would be a pretty good question
i agree
Or maybe "Why there's a mass freindly fire in Japanese invasion of the alaskan islands"
Either way yours is interesting
They didn't think they could take them on, but then the Mongols withdrew from Hungary & Poland and basically never came back. So they stopped caring.
As for the invasion of the Muslim world the Europeans welcomed it but also realised they were in serious trouble from them.
It was the 1200s, I'm not entirely sure you can consider there to have been an international response.
@@REEEPROGRAM because Japan secretly left and there wasn’t good communication between the Canadians and Americans
Fun fact: Only 0.6% of Kuwaiti land area is considered arable.
Bonus fact: According to the World Bank, Kuwait has the fourth highest per capita income in the world..
I suddenly want to invade and conquer this country
Thanks McDonald trump
That's the magic of basically having a sh-t ton of oil beneath your country.
The citizens don’t have to pay any sort of taxes either.
Kuwait is a part of basra
Basra belongs to Iraq
From Kuwait here thanks for the video , the "sent an angry letter " part really made me laugh😂😂
شكلك كويتي ههههه
I saw this video title and began explaining the anwer to myself IN YOUR ACCENT. That is special. You're as infamous as Wendover and Oversimplified.
“Why does Kuwait exist” - the top 10 questions Iraq leaders still can’t answer, it seems
Maybe that's why they end occupying it in literally 48H 😂😂
I live in kuwait😐
@Justin Y. that’s Western Sahara… this is Kuwait 🇰🇼
Let's hope that Kuwait continues to exist! 👍
@@davesy6969 👍🏻
"why does anything complicated/stupid about borders exist?"
Answer : Britain
Kuwait existed before Britain
Well, in this case the borders look strange due to almost nothing to base them on due to the terrain. Same can be said about many other countries with deserts at the borders.
And yet some Britains complain about seeing immigrants lol.
@@shaymamohammadg3500 okay?
@@matts6816 No it didn't, Kuwait was always a part of Iraq, even in the ancient history, however, the people living there are a mix of saudis, persians and iraqis, but mainly saudi arabs.
Kingdom of Nage was a solid knowledge addition for me. As for 🇰🇼 it worked as a backdoor for external powers to meddle in the region.
*Nejd
Merged two different pronunciations of Nejd, the first being, well, Nejd, and the other being Neyd [which is what Kuwaitis of Nejdi descent call it]. The irony is that Kuwait's Sheikh Mubarak I [known as Mubarak the Great, or the Lion of the Peninsula] was one of the major reasons the Kingdom of Nejd grew to become the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. That didn't quite work out for us, but it does mean we have some interesting history here. For a while it was a love/hate relationship between the two countries, but things have improved since then. Kuwait's unique role and position in the region has kinda turned us into the Switzerland of the Arab World, in that we're not exceptionally heavily armed, but are the first to step in to mediate touchy situations between our various neighbours since we have good relations with all of them.
Well said, I hope the GCC burns
@@syriansayf that's a very hostile take towards an entire region. There are problematic elements, definitely, typically at the government level. But remember when you say that that you're condemning everyone that lives there as well.
As an iraqi it doesn’t bothers me at all kuwait have their own independence and freedom all i want is stability and peace in this region after centuries of war
As an Arab, sadly we will continue having wars, because straight lines British borders
@@Kiddos77 would be kinda cool if the 2 countries combined, the cultures aren’t too different and the wealth of the country would be insane. Middle East is too divided imo. Either way, love to all my Kuwaiti brothers, we Iraqis have nothing but love.
W iraqi
@آشوربانيبال ملك آشور you mean…Ottoman Empire? Turkish Ottoman Empire
@@hussainm8415 do we really need to point the facts Iraq is pretty well known for being the oldest civilization it belongs to them before any of the invasions and colonization
Dibbs was a historically recognized form of claiming land during the good old days of empire building and everyone respected the laws of dibbs 😁 ( except for the poor suckers who already lived there )
It has a legal term: inchoate ownership...
That sounds super sensible, and on a completely unrelated question, do you live in Danelaw? 😁
But did they have a flag?
Lmao imagine living on land without claiming dibs, suckers!
@White wolf Well, kinda. Sometimes stone age nomads lived there at times, but... Not anymore.
I was looking forward to the return of the "Why does X exists?" Series
It was worth... Ku-wait.
Nice pun
Agreed
**BADUM-TSSS**
Get out.
Take my like get out
I actually remember having classmates from Kuwait when I was in Kindergarten, they weren’t really a popular topic, but I just randomly remembered.
believe in Jesus that he died for you and was revived there after to make your life better and to go to heaven to what I mean go read or order the bible
@@randomgamers8153 believe that you have 0 bitches
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
"Club Sykes-Picot" pops on my screen and I spit my apple sauce. Well played, well played good sir.
"Why does Kuwait exist?"
Saddam Hussein: "Excellent question!"
am kuwaiti i love iraq but saddam started all our problems yet i want kuwait to annex al hafar basrah and other parts so yes saddam hates us
@@ObaidFaisal shut up
He had the final solution to that problem.
@@ObaidFaisal 👍🏻
@Gonzaga The Blastler broo
"How did the Roman world react to the eruption of Mt Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii?" would be an interesting one. It was at what was basically the peak of power of the Roman Empire and it happened on the Italian Penninsula.
man I remember reading a book about that as a kid you just opened up a new memory
As expecting, it was quite shocking. Emperor Titus would come the twice in the region after the eruption to personally overseas helping the population that survived.
they all eventually died.
@@alanc497 isn’t that always the case though
@@alanc497 we all eventually die
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It wouldnt be a history video without:
“Until Britain showed up”
Rule Britannia
@@wanderingronin6462 pretty ironic “rule Britannia” means colonialism and stuff but is literally “rule britain” like the island
@@wanderingronin6462 Britannia the blood thirsty. There is only a handful of countries that exist today without the redcoats attempting to invade.
The old saying “The sun never sets on the British Empire” was mostly accurate until post WW2.
I was about to write something similar.
As a kuwaiti when a video popped up on my feed Called "Why does kuwait exist" i got concerned 😂😂😂 but you simplified many things across the years for others and i thank u for that nice video.
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@@evvrsince thanks 😊 🙏 😘
@@evvrsince فديت اهل العراق اخوك من الكويت.
@@evvrsince 🇰🇼❤️🇮🇶
Always informative. Excellent
As a Kuwaiti 😂 the title stopped my heart But the content is good and simple to summarise kuwait history. We fought everyone for our independent and freedom. I'm proud to be a Kuwaiti women 😍 . Thanks for the video . It made my day 🤣.
نفس حالتي وقف قلبي
Same😂😂😂😂😂
من صجتش؟
Your daddy big USA saved you otherwise you'd be part of us by now
كلنا والله 😂
“I can’t even count the times I asked myself the same question.” - Every Iraqi leader since its independence, prolly
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Not accurate just like this video is inaccurate.
@@joshportie do be r/bad history and disrespect James Bissonette
Why anything happened in Arab countries?
OIL!
Kuwait: Give us our country back!
Iraq: You and what Army?
Kuwait: All of them.
Oversimplified meme
"Make me a country, or I will make me"
"You and what army?"
"These armies"
*"Okay, fair enough"*
You planted grass?
Kuwaiti's never got their country back.
Killing Kuwait people 900 😣😣🥺
ur videos are amazing
I was on a rotation to Kuwait for about a month earlier this year and the terrain and climate was so terrible I was wondering why people chose to live there, even funnier that countries went through so much hassle to take it over.
Oil plus shipping port = $$$$$
Summer huh? Poor guy, weather’s decent in winter and it’s climate is not what my country is good for bro lol
Other than like, no natural disasters other than dust storms
Kuwait has 10% of the oil reserves in the world, that's why. Plus the port.
cus we have no taxes and the economey is solid, its not that hard to get a job and being homeless is extremely rare. You get used to the weather if you lived there ur entire life but going out in summer is hell
We used to have better weather but pollution + climate change makes the weather worse
"Why does bahrain exist?" I think that it's a good question
Because it was separated from the mainland millions and millions of years ago
@@awesomemantm2000 but why didn't Saudi Arabia eat it alive?
Actually why didn't it also eat Qatar alive?
@@davidreynov4481 First and second Saudi states entered the chat
@@davidreynov4481 qatar and bahrain were british terriories along uae and oman until the 70s and also saudi arabia was experiencing its own islamic revolution which is the reason why they are exactly strict
@@raptorfromthe6ix833 fair enough
Iraq will end up watching this video and say, "Good question!" as they begin to invade Kuwait... again.
3rd Gulf War when?
Wait what?
Saddam: That’s my boy!
nice
just gav us 2 week and it well be gon
i think i really would like to put a face behind this voice that brings us insightful topics that we didn't think we want to know until we know it
There 39 countries in the Gulf War coalition against Iraq.
Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Italy, Kuwait, Morocco, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Niger, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Syria, Turkey, the UK, US, and UAE.
I love how we can always expect the "Which raises the question, why", the "Fun fact, no" and the traipsing through the flowers. It never gets old.
Even though it was pretty spoiled by the fact that the British where involved.
@HannoversSoap
*were
@@sorrow2305 Damn it you're right
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
@@user-rn6cn5rp3yEverything he said in the video was correct
"What did Italy and Japan think of each other in WWII?" would be a good question
*angry noodle arguments ensue*
The italian troops in China fought the japanese hard in 1943, while they guarded the city of Tianjin and other european concessions. One of the more weirder confrontations of the war
@@csabaweisz8791 That must be so weird to see them allied on one side and fighting them on the other.
@@utkarshg.bharti9714 Thats why Facism is always doomed to end in conflict to another nation.
Probably just "meh" at first then cool coz Axis then "death mode" by 1943 onwards
I was born in Kuwait but don’t know much about it so this video gave me a lot of information 😊😊
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
I was born America and think that you owe US some free oil for saving you
2:50 love the your mother sign😂
The English Soldier popping out of the desert with a union jack and a sign that says "DIBBS!" was one of the funniest things I've seen in a while 🤣
British Soldier... not English soldier... England hasn't had an Army since the last time it was a sovereign nation, which was in 1707... since then theirs been only a British Army, with a number of regiments from the four home nations.
@@foundationofBritain That was a very English response😉
They should put that bit in a museum with the caption: "British history in a nutshell".
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If you're gonna get whatever the British had dibs on, you're gonna be griefed hard.
“This will not stand. This will not stand. This aggression against Kuwait.”
- George HW Bush, 1991
That's a fancy way of saying we want oil
Well, that's just like, your opinion, man
"I do mind. This aggression will not stand. That rug really tied the room together."
The Dude Lebowski 1997
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@@bingozonk3143 Two words: read history
Simply , we chose our sheikh by choice, and we chose the family that deserves to rule us, and we have stood with them all these years together , the Al-Sabah family, and our brothers in the Gulf, Saudi Arabia in particular. i love you guys
The original name was E-Sabbah or Es-Sabbah because the L was switched to an S for easy of pronunciation . This is correct Arabic Language Rules … learn your language.
All Arab gulf countries people/citizens are like sheep, cows, and buffalos and the reason is because the people will be lost without a sheikh, sultan, or king. They always need someone to look after them like sheep. They don’t know how to deal with democracy. Too weak (brain and braveness wise)
no u didn't there nothing but britsh/westren puppet the brits choose it for u
Even before 1899 there were attempts to annex kuwait, but in 1760 we built the first wall that surrounded Kuwait, in 1814 we built the second wall and in 1920 we built the third wall, so it was hard for enemies to annex kuwait with 3 walls surrounding it with swords and axes
Something tells me that by 1760 you’d have something bigger than swords and axes to penetrate the walls LOL, they were there to limit the amount of ground troops able to enter the lands
@@kingkrispy5289 at that time all of the arab countries were extremely primitave militarily however good economically
That moment when you're expecting the British to protect you forever.
*Fun Fact:* No.
I mean Iraq ended up getting its ass kicked out of kuwait by the British, its two larger children, and some friends.
the brits did come but it was the brits and it hole family
usa
canada
aussie & zealanders
hell even the poles germans and french came along
@@Norg1 and Saudi Arabia a country that wanted to annex kuwait
@@Norg1 1v8 I think it’s pretty fair
Threw under a bus..... Just like the DUP
Kuwait: *exists*
Iraq and Saudi Arabia: (stares intently) "Soon."
Iran: "Am I A JOKE To You?!"
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saudi arabia is kuwaits closest ally and im kuwaiti myself and u can ask any kuwaiti and they will say saudi is our closest and they helped us the most when we needed it king fahad once said if kuwait falls saudi falls with it and iraq is slowly moving on ig
Lol they wish
you know i am from kuwait and i never knew any youtuber knew it existed
Even Kuwaiti CZcamsrs?
I mean the humour mixed with the seriousness of the video is on another level
*Iraq invades Kuwait*
Rest of the world: "So anyway, I started blasting."
Never has a nation been run train on so goddamn hard in history
@@enotsnavdier6867 sadly...
I live in Kuwait
@@Atroll995 doesn’t make me sad
@@Oxley016 death of innocent people doesn't make u sad
History teacher: Write an essay about British history
Me:
My essay: Dibs
Extended version: Dibs, and then later some genocide.
If it doesn't have a flag on it, it's free real estate.
@@simonl.b.nielsen1557 really long essay:
Dibs.
Genocide
Partition
Commonwealth realm? or GTF Outta there?
@@simonl.b.nielsen1557 name one single instance of genocide committed by the British Empire (if you mention the words 'Bengal' or 'Famine' you've lost)
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3:05 THE SKY IS ON FIRE BURNING BLACK GOLD
Great job at representing Gorbachev, John major and Bush Sr near the end. As soon as I saw the square glasses I was like "that's obviously john major!"
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
Everyone: “Kuwait is ours”
Kuwait: “Can you Kuwait a minute?”
🤢
I live in Kuwait
Iraq I roll...
@@Bo7mody780 mashallah
@@B.Precision Ayatollah of Rock 'n' Rolla
Hi I am from Kuwait and I am Kuwaiti. I really enjoyed this documentary and I actually learned some things that I didn’t know about my own country ha ha. Take care and have a great day :-).
@@kalolo6307 yes!!!
@@kalolo6307 is it a he or a she ?
2:29 - "Wind of change, boet"
There. Fixed it for ya.
Everyone asks why is Kuwait but no one asks how is Kuwait😔
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It's an old long story and thing's happened over 300 years ago . it's not for iraq or Saudis or ottomans. First owners for that land was a local tribe named (banikhaled) ruled the eastern region of Arabian peninsula and other areas gave it to al Sobah family. That's what I know and you better check out you self if im not right someone tell us by a link cause im not very sour
@@sv96jo الكويت بلد هجره ومن الاسباب الرئيسيه لوجودها هو موقعها التجاري كانوا يأتون التجار من جميع انحاء العالم العربي و يستقرون في الكويت
Just fine
But Why feel sorry, were doing just fine!😂
I'm Iraqi, I was born 45km off the border of Kuwait. We share the same culture, language and even blood connections. But Kuwait is an independent state and we all believe so. The problem is the more north you go, the more some people think that Kuwait is just part of Basra and should've been annexed. Just lack of education on history and pure greed in a small rich neighbouring country.
Thanks for saying the truth
Thus iraq succeeded unlike lebanon
I am with the independence of every group of people who agree to rule themselves by themselves, but the majority of Iraqis do not agree with your opinion or with my opinion. Do you agree with my opinion regarding the independence of Kurdistan, whose Kurdish owners different in everything with the Arabs and the Turks?!
@@alannala4501 no
@@alannala4501 i prefer every dependency to stay a part of its owner
As a Kuwaiti, I can agree that Kuwait exists because it’s rich history, dedication, and friendship between one Kuwaiti and another, no matter who they where, and where they were a part or came from.
also as a kuwaiti, i cant agree with the friendship between one kuwaiti and another. what about our horrible crisis with the bedoon? they are left stateless and ignored but they have inhabited this region just as we did
@@talalalhu there has been a lot of crises between bedoons, and that’s one of few things I’m against with. Thank you for reminding me that information, Talal
@@talalalhu I mean, after the gulf war, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and other ethnic people came to Kuwait, and ripped their civil ID and nationality, passport, etc., but there are bedoons who are actually Kuwaitis that deserve help from the government. People say they’re kuwaiti when they’re Iraqi, and Kuwaitis say they’re kuwaiti when they’re from kuwait. It’s their fault for coming here in the first place. What else do the immigrants expect from us?
@@talalalhuwe originate from here, they dont. Thats the difference. With that being said, what kuwait’s been doing to them is awful. And i do believe that bedoon children, from kuwaiti mothers, should be considered just as kuwaiti as we are.
2:53 that's an amazing subtle simpsons reference there
The running through the field of flowers always cracks me up
Saddam: "I once asked myself this question and then I decided to invade."
The Brit jumping out of the sand is the funniest thing I've seen on this channel, and the single best representation of British imperialism ever. Genius.
good short video 👍
Country:
Exists
History matters:
*E X P L A I N Y O U R S E L F*
*Small country ;)
What about Finland
@@sahibbhadal wdym
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Why are you screaming
I can hardly Ku-wait a minute to watch this.
Ahahah
Hardy har
Ba dum tss
Thats ku-funny
(Audience laughs and applauds)
The invasion of Iraq was when desert storm and desert shield took place. Also you got to hand it to countries for operation names. Rolling Thunder, Overload, Desert Storm, and Urgent Fury (yes that one does exist).
كل يوم اسأل نفسي هاي السؤال ليه الكويت موجودة أصلا و انا قاعد اتفرج على مسلسلاتهم العجيبة هذي😂😂
😂😂😂
“Why does Kuwait exist?”
Saddam in 1990 “yes, why?”
I always find little countries like Kuwait, Monaco, The Vatican, and Luxembourgs history so interesting!
The remaining vestiges of the principality era of history
Bahrain and Qatar and lebanon too !!
because their history are from sci-fi movies :D they can't change history :D
Kuwait was not a small country ! its bigger than Binlux area before the 1921 invasion .
@@KWTxrulzBenelux*
Great content!
this is the best history video I have ever seen
Fun Fact: Kuwait's currency, the Dinar, is currently the strongest in the world, with a conversion (as of August 30th, 2021) of 3.33 US Dollars to 1 Kuwaiti Dinar. Because of this, it has not only a 1/2 Dinar banknote, but also a 1/4 Dinar banknote, and also it's currency is subdivided into thousandths, not hundredths.
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
@@user-rn6cn5rp3yokay? but what does have to do with the top comment? the top comment was talking about the currency
you know, there was once this Iraqi leader who thought the same thing
And thought it would make a great addition to his country
i think his name was haddam sussein
@@raptorfromthe6ix833 it wasnt, it wass haddein sussam. get your facts straight.
@@invisivble7483
n0 it was sussy saddamn
Did you ever hear the story of Darth Saddamus the Wise? I thought not. It's not a story the UN Security Council would tell you.
My aunt went to Kuwait in 1989 for a doctor trip and she ended up in the occupation with Iraq, luckily enough she made it out of there but it shows that even tho she was IRISH war shows no boundaries
Dang I want to know more of this story
@@alejandrotoro9676 same
As a Kuwaiti my self, I can say Kuwait is a really cool place and has a good currency.
same, i agree
I have been trying to work in your hospitals for several years now but it's very difficult from UK.
Very beautiful country
@@yoyou3848Kuwait is overpopulated and are deporting people. More interested in people leaving than coming in.
@@maryamibrahim8265 ohhhhh okt Thank you. I been trying to get something in healthcare from UK so I'll abandon ship.
@@yoyou3848you can keep trying trust me its worth it
From Iraq's POV it was like when you invade one small irrelevent country in HOI4 and the entire allies gang up on you.
You better leave Luxembourg alone! Just sayin...
@@scott3017 never it is ours ..... Every small things
When you lose all your allies after you accumulated one of the largest militaries in the world you start popping up on most countries watch list, and all they had to do was pretend that they don't care and just wait for Saddam to do something stupid.
@@ALIKN1-1 bruh u need to be thankful to UK for stopping Al Saud from taking Iraq Desert 🧐
@@ABoMtS 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 we do not need to send an army to invade sudia all what we need are two buses to take them down
Kuwait: *exists*
Iraq: and I took that personally
Literally 😉
*Invades Kuwait*
"The USA would like to know your location."
Kuwait : exists
Iraq : invade
The world : umm NO
Kurdistan : goodbye Iraq hello freedom
Odd. Since Kuwait existed longer than Iraq. Also Iraq is a made up country.
Lol Iraqis seriously should consider going to therapy
Thanks for all your videos.. please note that when you mentioned the Arab world, you incorrectly stopped the colouring of the map at Egypt by the Arab world also includes the north African Arab countries all the way to Morocco
cool, loved the animation..
Props on this mans for pumping out videos really fast, i did not expect to see multiple videos by him in less than a week
Agreed! IIRC the schedule is three videos every two weeks.
Remember when this channel used to be called 10 minute history? Knocking 6 minutes off the vids means he can give us more content (which is a good thing IMO.)
@@TSZatoichi I’m not sure if maths is your strong point but…
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
0:47 As a British person, I can confirm that is is a completely historically accurate depiction of colonisation and the expansion of the British Empire.
🇬🇧😏
Except for the very end. Iraq really did complain to the UN and the US said it's none of our business, so Iraq invaded.
As an Iraqi, give me my Kuwait back plz I have war debt
As a Kuwaiti, i can confirm.
The Russians only sold Alaska to the U.S. to keep it out of Canada (and thereby the British Empire).
Carrying on with the theme can you do an episode of why Britain exist
Saudi never wanted to take over Kuwait because Kuwait prince was the one who helped King Abdulaziz in uniting the tribes.
That's why KSA got into the war against Saddam Hussain
Oh my god, Karen, you can’t just ask a country why they exist.
Belgium and almost every African country:Am I a joke to you?
Kuwait is litrelly a man made country its entire history is Iraq
@@alancient8463 Well, if its a man-made country, why did it exist in the 19th century?
@@figtree_video_archive wtf is that supposed to mean britisn litrelly made it up and then they made sure they were independent from Iraq
@@alancient8463 I mean, you gotta understand the fact that Kuwait was existing during Ottoman Iraq
as a kuwaiti I feel we’ve survived the worst. the earlier saudi states, the founder of the third (and current) state was raised in kuwait after his father sought refuge from ottomans, so the southern kwti borders are stable enuff. kuwait-iran relations r semi-cordial too. iraq remains troubled internally n will likely (sadly) remain so for the foreseeable future. regionally, we’re also far less hawkish foreign policy wise so we’ll prob remain *existing* for longer :)
Inshallah
Please stay existing, I beg you
no hawkish policy lol, only second to qatar in terror funding.
True well you see... I'm Kuwaiti as well
@@AkumaNoKuma kuwait? Terror funding? Please do explain. HOW.
These vids really make me think like all the recent wars are "business as usual" and the years of peace are the outliers...
I ask myself this question every single day of my life
As a Kuwaiti I always find it pretty interesting to see videos about my country, We may be small in size, but we pretty much seem to have a huge impact seeing how neighbors can't keep their eyes off of us.
Only natural harbor in the area.
Lol ur existence doesn’t make sense, huge impact my ass
I mean kuwaits history is only the gulf war so yeah
@@squidysnose69 ad where do you live? clearly you had no hand in building your own country history
@@squidysnose69
Have you ever read Kuwait’s history?
I always feel sorry for people who come from nations that people question its existence
Well half of the people in Kuwait are just expats from other countries
@@jk-gb4et yes, they are not Kuwaiti tho
@@jk-gb4et Covid: *happens*
Kuwait: I'll cut it in half!
Yes. poor Canada.
@@JOESMITH-qs8ue :( but its true
as a kuwaiti, ive been asking myself that question for the past 15 years of my life.
WOW looking at the old Kuwaiti map and realized if Kuwait kept only some territories 100 miles from the Persian gulf shore it would've owned and controlled over than 36% of world's oil reserves and left Saudi Arabia with no oil, produced more than 50% of world's daily barrel amount and been 100% even more rich than what it is. Holy moly if they would've knew that before giving out that land.
You do realize majority of Kuwaitis come from Saudi Arabia? So to us, saudi and kuwait are the same. We marry from each other's countries, it's not a competition. Not kuwait and iraq. Iraqis wish to take our lands, murderers.
@@maryamibrahim8265 I am an American from British decent myself, my ancestors came from England 300 years ago and colonized America, then when the British wanted to take our freedom away we fought them for our land, freedom and independence.
Being related to someone through marriage or ancestry is something and giving up your land, freedom or independence is something else.
That's what we call in America cowardness. It is always a competition that's why after Britain was the superpower of the world we became the superpower of the world, yes they're our allies now and we marry from them like you said but America comes first to us and we don't give up one inch of it's land to anyone no matter who they are or what they are. That's what we call being brave and courageous.
Can you do “how Norwegian was Denmark-Norway” I think that would be an interesting topic
bc the Vikings didn't think Denmark was cold enough
(Norwegian aristocracy dies out in the Black Death)
Danish aristocrats: "It's free real estate! In return you can use our language."
@@TorIverWilhelmsen fun fact: it was this deal that would later prevent Norway from suffering a fate like Ireland, with its famine where people dearly craved for having potatoes in their mouth.
"Why does Kuwait exist?" sounds so genocidal
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@k d Okay. Not the topic, buddy.
@k d Not of this thread.
@k d And it's still not the topic no matter how much you repeat
@k d And it's still not the topic. That's a hint, stop talking
Kuwaiti and proud ! 🇰🇼🇰🇼
I am a Saudi, and I say Kuwait is part of Iraq. It was a land belonging to Basra. Hello, its name is Al-Kazemi. I removed Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed, may God be pleased with him, and his companions, and you can search more if you do not believe my words.
@@monsteramer2950 it’s sad that you don’t stand with your Kuwaiti brother and sisters Saudi Arabia is one of the closest Allie’s of Kuwait Shame on you
@@monsteramer2950 As a Kuwaiti No one asked ur opinion
@@akhal397 chill out I'm just telling the truth
@@monsteramer2950 Пусть Кувейт будет частью Ирака, но кто ты такой чтобы рассуждать об этом? Ты жалкий саудовец, знай свое место, твоя ничтожная страна терроризирует Йемен и до ужаса боится Ирана, ты не достоин зваться арабом как и твоя террористическая страна. Так что, в первую очередь разберись с проблемами свой жалкой Саудии, а потом рассказывай *ПРАВДУ*. Ты просто завидуешь, что Кувейтяне вижут лучше тебя, и что Кувейтовские дети могут позволить себе то, что не смогут себе позволить ваши даже за 7 жизней работы, убогий.
Kuwait was called Kazma in ancient times.
last 300 years the city prospered and was main port on Arabian gulf with fleet peaked at 800 ships reaching as far as india calcuta and south of horn of africa
2:13 so they complained that kuwait was a result of foreign meddling, while Iraq itself is a result of foreign meddling? At least Kuwait has a history as an independent country.
@احمد ضياء when you said Kuwait was a Province of a another country and not a state i knew you’re a brainwashed saddam lover who still believes saddam lies, Kuwait was independent way before iraq and Saud arabia, if anything iraq is the province of other countries 😂
@@0yq Exactly! From a Kuwaiti
Well, it was given a guarantee from James Bissonette.
1:11 you shouldve added "because foreign policy says france cant have nice things"
XD
Woah i didnt expect there to be a video on kuwait, especially one with almost 2M views, ive always thought kuwait was very unnoticed lol
this channel did not do their homework very well.
According to David Klein at The California State University, Northridge on January 2003, article --> 'Mechanisms of Western Domination: A Short History of Iraq and Kuwait'. under the 'Early History' section, he says '"Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth
century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province'
The simple answer is : Kuwait has always been an independent Emirate since it formation in the 18th century, it had it own political system, it own currency, and it own flag.. and Kuwait did really well preserving its independence for 4 centuries.
Wrong
Reason: uk
@@Tony-theGreatWell yes, Britain was one of the ways that Kuwait used to preserve its independence.
@@Tony-theGreat the UK came in 1899 when Kuwait existed in 1752
@@ExtraChromosomes historically, Kuwait existed since 1613
Nah it’s just Britain playing divide and conquer you idiot. Kuwait was always apart of Iraq
2:10 'Iraq saw kuwait's existence as unnatural and only the result of foreign meddling'
Ironic.
Well in The ottomans time Kuwait was part of (Iraq) so it is like if china comes in destroy the US then put new York as it's own country us so yeah it is pretty unnatural
@@bigchungus6320 nope Kuwait was under the British rule and was never part of iraq
@@0yq Saddam apparently had this idea to recreate Mesopotamia.
@@TorIverWilhelmsen city states and all?
Which was true ironically.
Many wrong informations,it was part of Iraq for centuries, Kuwait is a small name of kute , kute is still part of Iraq now, it was much bigger than this before.
Why? Because AMERICA
Small county: *exists
History Matters: "Now this looks like a job for me"