Comments by "CaptainVanisher" (@captainvanisher988) on "RealLifeLore" channel.

@Datanalist When did people cry that Turkey beat them? The only times Turkey beat anyone was when the alliance countries remained neutral or in support of Turkey. If France and the UK hadn't withdrawn the support to Greece in the 1919 war, Turkey would be an insignificant nation.
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"France–United Kingdom (Guernsey) The maritime boundary between France and the United Kingdom’s Bailiwick of Guernsey was established through two separate arrangements. The first, in 1977, was established by an arbitral tribunal as part of the broader France–United Kingdom continental shelf boundary and utilized the 12 nautical mile arcs from Guernsey’s basepoints as the delimitation methodology. Originally established as a six-point line, the Tribunal updated this delimitation in 1978 to twelve points. It extends in a northeast to southwest direction for 64 nautical miles. In 1992, France and the United Kingdom, on behalf of Guernsey, established a fishing boundary in two parts extending southward from the previous delimitation before meeting the maritime space of the Bailiwick of Jersey. The segment on the east is 29 nautical miles and the segment in the west is 16 nautical miles. France and the United Kingdom utilized the equidistance methodology for the creation of the fisheries boundary. The Bailiwick of Guernsey extended its territorial sea claim from three nautical miles to twelve in 2019. France and the United Kingdom are currently negotiating an official territorial sea boundary between Guernsey and France." Completely wrong. They utilize the 12 nm rule like every other country in the world. Only the cockroaches in Turkey seem to make up imaginary rules that suit them.
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False false and false and correct. Your first claim is untrue since RPK was never supported by Russia or the West. Your second claim is incorrect since UNCLOS are set to 12nm for islands as well. Only Turkey has refused to accept those laws amongst every country on earth with sea territory that has and abides by them. Your third claim is false because neither of those governments were "rebels". Both had claims to the government and both are equally useless. Although by now most countries only recognize the House of Representatives as the official government of Libya.
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@Samilov In 1919 the Western powers withdrew support to Greece which was the sole reason for Greece's loss. If even on of the powers (UK, France, Russia) actively supported Greece in that war till the end of it, All of the coastline in the agean would be Greek, Constantinople would be Greek, half of the Black see coastline would be Greek. Cyprus would be Greek.
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"struggles" He literally called them that multiple times in the video.
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@theunbeatable6598 "they screamed for help when the Greeks were massacring villages of Turkish cypriots " A secessionist faction that was illegal killed a few hundred turks in the span of 1 year. If you call that "massacring" then what would you call Turkey exterminating 1.5 million armenians, 600k minority greeks and thousands of kurds as of the past decades? Turkey used the illegal killings of a faction to invade Cyprus and occupy it. Did the poor turks of northern cyprus also cry for Turkey to send hundreds of thousands of turks from the mainland? Or was that because of Turkey wanting to enforce their presence in Cyprus through their illegal occupation? As for your last claim. I'd love to see sources of the Us "stealing" money from Turkey and not giving them the equipment purchased.
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@billsmoke3929 Oh yeah Turkey invaded and illegally occupied Northern Cyprus in order to save the few hundred turks killed by a secessionist group in a span of 1 year and then through their open hearts send hundreds of thousands of turks to occupy northern cyprus so they can solidify their sphere of influence. Honestly turkish delusion never ceases to amaze me.
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@kaan1361 They do not have border frictions with another country. Hence why Cyprus was admitted. Northern Cyprus is not a country and it is not recognized by anyone besides Turkey.
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@Datanalist Oh so the consequences were complete extermination and displacement? You can't even fool yourself with this nonsense. Turkey committing ethnic cleansing and genocide of their minorities because they wanted to create national unity upon lands that they invaded. That's all there is to it. If you take the stance of "a few rebel groups killed a few turks so we massacred 1.5 million armenians and 600k ethnic greeks" then you should also take the stance of "Israel should kill 2.5 million Palestinians because of Hamas". And by the way this argument is even more sound than the one you made since Hamas is the recognized and voted government for half of Palestinians. Greeks never killed 600k Turks. The vast majority of turks residing in Greek mainland relocated and some turks still reside in Thrace and they live just fine. Did the Greek army commit war crimes during the war? Yes. Most armies do so. But did they commit ethnic cleansing and genocide? Not even close. It's not even comparable tbh. Turkey can't take "back" the balkans because they were never theirs to begin with. And Greeks were displaced from lands that they occupied for 3000 years. Turks love destroying history and displacing people, but most of anatolian coast lines and Constantinople should belong to the Greeks.
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@adidoki You clearly have 0 idea how this works so you shouldn't be talking. That's what all the nations around the world recognize. Every single one. You're suggesting that we should make an exception for Turkey because they are butthurt. I can even give you similar examples of this rule around the world and no one seems to cry about it or make up fake laws.
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@tugrulserhat According to Turks exterminating 1.5 million armenians, 400k Pontiac Greeks and 300k other Greek minorities is not ethnic cleansing and genocide.
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@billsmoke4919 Nice examples. But I never saw spain exterminating the Catalans or the Basques. The land that Russia occupies in Ukraine right now is mainly inhabited by Russians. So that goes out of the window. The PKK was created because of what Turkey did to the Kurds. If only Turkey had accepted defeat and gave land back to the main population of each place, their massacres wouldn't define them. Sadly though, Turkey will always be remembered as the genocidal country of the kurds, armenians and greeks.
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Sure the extermination of 1.5 million armenians and 600k greeks of multiple minorities isn't "genocide". The reduction of local Greek and Armenian minorities from 80% in Pontic and Armenian lands to 0% and from 40-50% in Constantinople to 0% isn't ethnic cleansing. It's just natural deaths and migration right? But please list me some "European" genocides that the West doesn't recognize or some "ethnic cleansings".
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@zvafdvasfavjhf When did EU commit genocides of 2mil+ people and displacement of 4mil+?
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@williamdavis9562 Nice argument. A few hundred died in the span of a year from a secessionist faction and you call that "ethnic cleansing" and "genocide". And if you want to talk about new genocides that Turkey support, how about the Kurdish one? Oh wait Turkey still doesn't recognize the extermination of 2-3 million people of minorities as genocide but is saying that a few 100 turks dying from a secessionist faction is "genocide" and reason enough to invade a sovereign country and illegally occupy it. You're as delusional as the nationalist turkish cockroaches
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@nightbot.2817 UNCLOS is actually the final decision signed by every country. I've yet to find a single Turk nationalist in this thread to tell me 1 country that doesn't recognise UNCLOS for their sea territories. Only Turkey. "UNCLOS does not say that the island where 600 people live should steal the EEZ, or economic zone, from the place where 2,000,000 people live." Yes it actually does. And that is mainly to prevent from isolation of island parts. In fact every country recognizes this besides Turkey. "it does not say that 40,000 times the size of the land area of 9-12 square kilometers deserves an EEZ" Again it does. This comes from a legal expert in another thread: "All of the provisions of UNCLOS are considered and proven to be customary law. Thus, Turkey before an international judicial body (like the ICJ) will be recognized as being subject to these provisions. As such, the 12 nautical miles (being considered by law as an “iPso facto” and “ab initio” sovereign right) is not legally negotiable and are going to be recognized to Greece. However, when it comes to EEZ of islands special and general circumstances apply. For example, In numerous cases, the ICJ whilst delimitating maritime zones between island nations and other nations (see the judgment about Libya and Malta) has recognized a diminished effect of islands in producing EEZ. All in all, all territory qualifying as islands (territory that either has population and/or economic activity) have a 12nm territorial waters, however, a really small island may not produce no EEZ at all, if regarded so by the ICJ."
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@amazin7006 how did the Us military destroy a russian pipe line in non NATO waters? Same way.
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@williamdavis9562 First off, EU has direct borders with Turkey so they can launch a direct land invasion from either bulgaria or Greece. France has one of the strongest navies in the world, they can easily invade Turkey by sea.
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@burakaltntas1903 Again. Turkey invinvadedded Cyprus and brought hundreds of thousands of turks from mainland turkey to solidify their reach. The only solution would be for the illegal migrants from mainland Turkey to go back and the original turks of Cyprus to stay as a minority. That's what the Greeks in Cyprus want and will accept. It's like the China invading South Japan, sending millions of Chinese to the occupied area and then suggesting that Japan reunites with them and accepts them as citizens. That would mean major involvement of the invader in the democratic process of the invaded. It's a common tactic used by Turkey alongside their ethnic cleansings.
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@mehmetfatihcetin5932 How is it one sided? Because the reunification would mean that they would recognise illegal migrants send from anatolia by the turks. That would directly mean heavy involvement of Turkey in their democratic process.
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@youryoutubeyoda The reunification can only be done if the illegal migrants from 1974 and onwards evacuate Cyprus back to where they came from.
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@mehmetfatihcetin5932 "The total population of Cyprus as of the end of 2006 was slightly over 1 million, comprising 789,300 in the territory controlled by the government of the Republic of Cyprus[5] and 294,406 in Northern Cyprus. The population of Northern Cyprus has increased following the immigration of 150,000–160,000 Turkish mainlanders, which the UN considers to have arrived illegally." That's 60-70% of all turks in Northern cyprus being from mainland Turkey. Don't try me with this garbage again.
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@SyBo27 Well to be fair. Everyone can claim moral highground against Turkey at this point.
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@azericoltrane Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania border Russia. Their democracy is just fine. Syria prior to Us and Turkish invasion was also just fine.
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@AnqeLo99 That's your mistake experienced doesn't equal trained. The Greek army and French army is well known to be better trained than the Turkish army. The French army far exceeds the Turkish army when it comes to experience as well. So it's not like pitting 1 trained man vs 50 untrained civilians and more like pitting 1 mediocre trained and experienced man against 1 highly trained man.
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@jasonfischer8946 On the Turkey front you are right. On the Russian fron you arenot. Russia invaded Ukraine because of Ukraine's corruption with the Us. It also primarily wanted to annex the parts of Ukraine were there are more Russians who were being targeted by Azov and other Nazis.
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@jasonfischer8946 Russia has no interest in annexing all former Russian lands. They only did so for lands with majority Russians that wanted to unite with Russia. It's similar but not the same whatsoever.
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True, he didn't do it because USA said so. He did it because HE said so. Also believe me, you wouldn't want a dictator with imperialistic tendencies willing to attack his neighbors and start wars.
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Average triggered turk. But as we can see from your comment you haven't even mentioned 1 mistake.
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@m3ngu Utterly false. Turkey killing 1.5 million armenians and 600k minority greeks isn't a "genocide" because some factions were unruly? By that sense would you support Israel killing 2.5 million Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank because Hamas (who is not even a faction but a voted in government, so it is 1000 times worse than what the armenian factions did) killed 1500 Israelis? I doubt but who am I kidding. I am talking to a hypocritical nationalistic cockroach that wouldn't break free from his propagandized mind even if all the evidence was in his face.
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@theunbeatable6598 Delusional cockroach that has 0 concept of history. Killing 1.5 millions of armenians and 600k minority greeks in response to small rebel groups that killed at most a few thousand turks is ridiculous. I suppose if you support that you should support Israel if it decides to exterminate 2.5 million Palestinians for the Hamas attacks right? If you think it wasn't ethnic cleansing and genocide then I want you in this reply to say this: "I support Turkish right to what they did to armenians as much as I support Israel's right to exterminate 2.5 million Palestinians as we speak" Do it if you are not a coward. Otherwise take back your nonsense. Do something about what? A small faction that killed at most a few hundred turks in the span of a year? If they wanted to save the turkish cypriot minority, they wouldn't invade and illegally occupy northern cyprus so they can smuggle as many immigrants as they can so Cyprus can never be reunified again.
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Turkey did not support the internationally recognized Libyan government. It used to be recognized internationally until it wasn't. Also the violence you are speaking of was between a secessionist faction that killed a few hundred turks in the span of 1 year. That does not warranty a full on invasion of a sovereign state and a prolonged illegal occupation as well as sending hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants to solidify their influence on the island. But what is the reasoning of the turks? The non recognised autonomous and illegal faction committed ethnic cleansing by killing a few 100 turks? :face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
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@neverknowsbest2879 Greece is now only a shell of its former self. It has become an EU and Us pawn to wield however they please.
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@vincentwolf1456 We didn't choose anyone. Our corrupt politicians in collaboration with American banks and the EU destroyed our country after the economic crisis and now it's become a puppet state. Just think that we haven't be able to determine our own taxation policies up until 2 years or so ago, if we couldn't do that you think that we could somehow go against our overlords that control most of the country? Everything in Greece has been sold out and all foreign policy is directly led by the EU and the Us. Until the Western societies fall or have a cultural revolution, this will not change. I don't see any way that it can change.
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Tutel9528 We definitely dislike Turkey as a nation. As for Turks, we despise the nationalistic ones that have bought into the propaganda. They infect like cockroaches half the comment sections in videos talking about Greek food.
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@FTC207 True colonizing is far better than conquering.
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@RCSvS There is a difference between supporting and not supporting and rescinding support in the MIDDLE OF THE WAR. USSR supported Russia, the Us was neutral. If France or Britain hadn't rescinded their support, there would be no Turkey as we know it today. It's that simple.
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When did Western NATO countries threaten to bomb other NATO countries and wage war against them. When did Western NATO countries perform ethnic cleansing and genocide (specifically those two not war)? When did Western NATO countries reject the internationally recognized laws of UNCLOS that dictate the territorial sea claims?
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You also forgot to mention that by the time of the coup the Muslim Brotherhood was widely unpopular and even if an election did take place, they would've lost it.
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@orkunyoutube If Turkey wanted to enclave our islands "it would take just weeks" to invade and capture them and then the entirety of Turkey as a country would be annexed by France, Greece and other allies in NATO. So not really the "threat" you wanted it to be. Also when did we extend our 6 nm to 12 nm? It was always 12 nm. Please try and find me one country that doesn't recognize the 12 nm rule besides Turkey. You can't. Why? Because as we all know Turkey likes to make stuff up. Oh we didn't kill 1.5 million armenians, oh we didn't kill 400k Pontiac Greeks, oh we are not committing atrocities against the Kurds. Turkey seems to love rejecting historical events as much as they love rejecting laws and treaties.
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m8raider did this r3t@rd just threatened a woman to r*pe her due to a comment thread.
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@r.yuksel9774 Untrue. All support was withdrawn by March 1921 "By this time all other fronts had been settled in favour of the Turks,freeing more resources for the main threat of the Greek Army. France and Italy concluded private agreements with the Turkish revolutionaries in recognition of their mounting strength.[62] They viewed Greece as a British client, and sold military equipment to the Turks. The new Bolshevik government of Russia became friendly to the Turkish revolutionaries, as shown in the Treaty of Moscow (1921). The Bolsheviks supported Mustafa Kemal and his forces with money and ammunition.[63][64] In 1920 alone, Bolshevik Russia supplied the Kemalists with 6,000 rifles, over 5 million rifle cartridges, and 17,600 shells as well as 200.6 kg (442.2 lb) of gold bullion. In the subsequent two years the amount of aid increased.[65]" "Having failed to reach a military solution, Greece appealed to the Allies for help, but early in 1922 Britain, France and Italy decided that the Treaty of Sèvres could not be enforced and had to be revised. In accordance with this decision, under successive treaties, the Italian and French troops evacuated their positions, leaving the Greeks exposed." The French and British ships waited and watched as the Turks burned down the city of Smyrna slaughtering tens of thousands of Greeks and Armenians.
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